Never Give Up

By Igbojionu Chika Erick

Never Give Up iIs a humorous picture of today’s Chinese student, coming to terms with the reality and ever increasing challenge of learning English as a second language.

It is coverage of day-to-day classroom interaction and how difficult and interesting it is for and average Chinese to study English language

The story is captivating, unique and yet interesting; and I think it is wise to share it with you.

Definitely, your ribs will crack by the time you are through, but it’s important to note are the point that “where there is a will, there will always be a way” you shi zhe shi jing cheng.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Igbojionu Chika Erick
• Release date: Sep 15, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311182067

Igbojionu Chika Erick

Igbojionu Chika Erick is a Nigerian writer, Preacher and Film Producer.Male with a calm and friendly attitude. I like being sincere. That's just me. Just love caring and understanding people around me.

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BACK COVER

The absence of English literature has been observed as a stumbling block towards our guest to study English language effectively.

This book is my little contribution toward improving our ability to learn, understand and appreciate English language. I strongly believe that never give up will motivate and increase your interest in English language.

In writing this book, I have carefully used common words, which are appropriate for middle and high school students, without burdening you. It is easy to read, interesting and captivating.

Join million of students like you, who has read and found this book useful. I bet you will love it, and wish you were in the crazy English class 104

Never give p, reading this book, until you master it. I implore you to make it your daily companion.

NEVER GIVE UP

Is a humorous picture of today’s Chinese student, coming to terms with the reality and ever increasing challenge of learning English as a second language.

It is coverage of day-to-day classroom interaction and how difficult and interesting it is for and average Chinese to study English language

The story is captivating, unique and yet interesting; and I think it is wise to share it with you.

Definitely, your ribs will crack by the time you are through, but its important to note are the point that where there is a will, there will always be a way you shi zhe shi jing cheng.

PREFACE

Never give up is an easy to read story, suitable for middle and High school student.

The words are simple to read and understand. Although, I have carefully introduce some words and expressions are explained both in English and Chinese, to ensure you don’t miss the fun.

It is a hilarious replay of everyday classroom activity. But the message is clear Where theirs is a will, there is a way

SO, NEVER YOU GIVE UP.

We will! We will!! Rock your!!! allow yourself to be rocked by this crazy English class.

You are welcome.

APPERCATION

My special thanks goes to God Almighty, for giving me the grace to write this book.

I appreciate the management and staff, as well as the student of Erdos High school 2 (Erdos si er Zhong) for being part of this project.

Special thanks to Mr. Wang, Mrs. Mary, and the entire student in grade 1.

My gratitude to Mr. Guo (ICBC Bank) and all the students in grade 1.

CHAPTER 1

He was standing in a crowded Chinese train with his right hand strongly clinching an upright. The train was heading up north China with little space for him to place his foot. Looking at the electronic disc board on the metro, the train was running at a speed of One hundred and forty kilometers per hour.

Out of weariness, hunger and sleepless night, Mr. Jean (a foreign Oral English teacher) kept nodding off as the train continued on its bumpy-rocking mission to a destination that will take almost a day.

After about five hours, he was awakened by the noise of other passengers trying to board the train. They were as noisy as a herd of elephant.

Ni hao he greeted a boy. What’s the name of this station he asked.

Ting bu dong the boy replied in a hurry (which means ‘I don’t understand).

He was the only foreigner in the coach; others were mostly students returning back to school after the