4. Goodbye Chinglish
 "Chinglish " is a word invented from the words
 "Chinese " and "English ". It is spoken or written by somenative speakers of Chinese. Most of us want to avoidChinglish because it’s a form of distorted English. They canbe found on public signs and in newspapers, magazines andeveryday conversations. Chinglish can be veryembarrassing if you use it during a job interview. Here aresome examples of Chinglish and how to express themcorrectly in English :

Chinglish creates embarrassment and confusion. Buthow can you avoid Chinglish? The answer is simple :Practice. Extensive practice with right English can help youavoid Chinglish. Reading while you’re listening to the wordsis an efficient way of practicing English.
         Extensive reading helps you build your comprehension,grammar, writing skills and spelling. The more practice youget with real English, the less likely you will be to misuse it.To say goodbye to Chinglish, you simply need to find lots offun books with recordings that you can listen to as you read.Fun and extensive practice can make you perfect. Let’s doit now !
*native 當地的 distorted 失真的 conversation 會話embarrass 尷尬 rob 搶劫 extensive 大量的efficient 有效率 comprehension 理解力 

【題組】44. What is the main idea of the reading ?
(A) When we can use Chinglish.
(B) What is Chinglish.
(C) Why Chinglish is so popular.
(D) How to speak Chinglish well.