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Looking
ahead at what BBC Learning English has in
store for Chinese online users, Alison Konieczny,
who is the editor of BBC English Language
Teaching China team said, "We are planning
to treat Chinese learners to two more features
which will enrich their English vocabulary
in fun and entertaining ways. Real English
teaches words and phrases learners won't
necessarily find in their dictionaries,
and Word Master is an interactive game which
tests and teaches vocabulary common in English
proficiency exams."
"I
can't think of a better day to launch our
partnership with QQ.com than 14 February,
which of course is Valentine's Day. It's
a memorable day for a lot of people, and
I hope Chinese learners will fall in love
with our BBC pages and make us a regular
date!"
BBC
World Service's Business Development Manager
for China and North Asia, Raymond Li said,
"We are delighted to partner with one
of the leading national portal sites in
China to provide quality English learning
content to many learners in China. Internet
has become an increasingly popular and effective
learning platform among young people, and
the BBC has been building up successful
partnership with China's local portal sites
over last few years. Our new partnership
deal with QQ.com will help us reach more
online learners in China, therefore bringing
more benefit to them, too."
BBC
Learning English offers English language
teaching programmes and online content for
a global radio and online audience.
English
learning materials are available online
at bblearningenglish.com and, for Chinese
speakers, on bbcchina.com.cn.
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