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venom



Joined: 24 Mar 2006
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 7:53 am    Post subject: english in comics Reply with quote

hye guys
here i give an interesting topic for you all
what do you think about english in comics
how they use english in comics
can we or can't we learn something through comic
how about an educational comic
its really can give us something to learn about
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Lorikeet



Joined: 08 Oct 2005
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Location: San Francisco

PostPosted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 9:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm sure there are some people who will tell you that the English in comics is not good and that they are bad for you to spend your time on. However, I think almost anything you read in English can help, as long as you realize that you should check before you use some of the expressions. There are some words and phrases that are only appropriate in certain circumstances. You don't want to make mistakes and use them in the wrong place. (The kind of language you use with your good friends isn't usually the same as the language you would use with your boss, for example.)

My kids read a lot of comic books when they were young. It was actually good for their vocabulary development. Of course they read books too, and they are native speakers. However, I think any exposure is helpful to non-native speakers, especially if you think it's fun. There are also "classic comic books" that tell famous fiction stories in comic form. Sometimes seeing the pictures can help you understand the idea. Some people think they are terrible because they aren't the original classic book. My students have enjoyed them because they don't have to read with their noses in a dictionary all the time.

Different people have different opinions on this!
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