《警務精英英語》內容為：Thank you for the opportunity to comment on your forthcoming book: English for Elite Police. 1 amparticularly impressed by the way that you have chosen to teach advanced understanding ot, andsensitivity to, use of the English language. The comparative nature of the content encourages thereader to not only understand complex language structure but also the nature of policing, which ofcourse is very relevant to the interests of your readership. The reader is therefore lured into improvinghis/her English comprehension and refined usage through his/her commitment to his/her area of workspeciality. You cleverly use the reader's career focus and motivation as a basis for improvingcompetence in the English language.The book is not heavily theoretical although you obviously have a strong grounding in educationtheory by the way you have structured this very practical book. Education theory is also obvious inyour preferred style of teaching. You make the content interesting by the variety of teaching methods:role plays, case studies, class discussions, multiple choice exercises and activities, as well as takingtime to explain technical temas and colloquial language. Your use of occasional jokes and funny storiesadds light relief to the concentration and hard work required of the reader, yet humour also increasescultural and contextual understanding of the English language.This book clearly aims at developing and testing sensitivity to the shades of meaning in Englishlanguage usage a far cry from the old days of rote learning which may have produced knowledge ofwords and phrases but often resulted in very awkward or ambiguous sentence structure, making itdifficult for English people to understand what the speaker or writer was trying to communicate. Youhave been able to master the English language and your book provides a very interesting way for policeto develop the same skills.Congratulations on your effort and best wishes for publication of the book. I hope it is adopted widely.