Part V：聽力與口語訓(xùn)練
對(duì)話1
Steve:Hi, Mom.
Mom:Steve! What are you doing here?
Steve:I’m hungry, so I’m cooking.
Mom:You’re cooking? It’s two o’clock in the morning!
Steve:Yeah, but I’m really hungry.
Mom:What are you making?
Steve:Noodles. I’m trying to make some noodles.
Mom:Wow! Noodles! So let’s eat together!
對(duì)話2
Jessie:Hi, Mike. What are you doing here?
Mike:I’m waiting for my father. My bike has a flat tire.
Jessie:Is he coming right now?
Mike:Yeah. He works near here.
Jessie:Oh, that’s good.
Mike:So what are you doing?
Jessie:I’m going back home. I don’t live far from here, so I walk to school every day.
Mike:How lucky you are!
常用語句：
1.I’m so hungry that I can eat a horse.
2.I’m cooking some noodles for you.
3.I’m not really very hungry.
4.John! I’m trying to talk on the phone!
5.Noodles is one of my favorite food.
6.Let’s go to the bookstore together.
7.Are you waiting for somebody?
8.I’m waiting for my mother. She’s coming here soon.
9.Where do you work?
10.Do you live near here?
11.I live very far from here.
12.Do you drive to school?
13.I go to school by bus every day.
14.Where are you going now?
15.I’m on my way back home.
16.You’re a lucky dog!
單詞與短語：
Hungry adj.餓了；cook vt.做飯；yeah dv.是的；really adv.真的是；make vt.制作；noodle ]n.面條；eat vt.吃；together adv.一起；wait for等待；bike n.自行車；flat adj.癟的；tire n.輪胎；work vi.工作；near rep.在附近；far adj.遠(yuǎn)的；walk vi.步行；school n.學(xué)校；lucky adj.幸運(yùn)的；horse n.馬；talk on the phone 打電話；bookstore n.書店；drive vt.開車；on my way back home在我回家的路上
Part VI：快速閱讀
Compromise(妥協(xié))
Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson were friends. They were sitting in a train when another man came in. There was going to be an election(選舉) soon, and Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson began talking about politics(政治). Mr. Edwards supported(支持) the Labour Party(工黨) strongly(強(qiáng)烈地).
Suddenly the third man began to argue with(與。。。爭(zhēng)論) Mr. Edwards. He supported the Conservatives(保守黨).
They argued for a long time, and then Mr. Edwards said, "Well, I can’t make you change your mind and you can’t make me change mine either, so let’s have an agreement(協(xié)議，認(rèn)同): I won’t vote for(為。。。投票) the Labour Party and you won’t vote for the Conservative Party. Then we’ll be able to stay at home comfortably(舒服地) and nobody will lose anything." The other man agreed.
They all got out at the same station and Mr. Edwards drove Mr. Wilson home in his car.
"That’s the fifteenth person I’ve made that agreement with." he said to him.
對(duì)話1
Steve:Hi, Mom.
Mom:Steve! What are you doing here?
Steve:I’m hungry, so I’m cooking.
Mom:You’re cooking? It’s two o’clock in the morning!
Steve:Yeah, but I’m really hungry.
Mom:What are you making?
Steve:Noodles. I’m trying to make some noodles.
Mom:Wow! Noodles! So let’s eat together!
對(duì)話2
Jessie:Hi, Mike. What are you doing here?
Mike:I’m waiting for my father. My bike has a flat tire.
Jessie:Is he coming right now?
Mike:Yeah. He works near here.
Jessie:Oh, that’s good.
Mike:So what are you doing?
Jessie:I’m going back home. I don’t live far from here, so I walk to school every day.
Mike:How lucky you are!
常用語句：
1.I’m so hungry that I can eat a horse.
2.I’m cooking some noodles for you.
3.I’m not really very hungry.
4.John! I’m trying to talk on the phone!
5.Noodles is one of my favorite food.
6.Let’s go to the bookstore together.
7.Are you waiting for somebody?
8.I’m waiting for my mother. She’s coming here soon.
9.Where do you work?
10.Do you live near here?
11.I live very far from here.
12.Do you drive to school?
13.I go to school by bus every day.
14.Where are you going now?
15.I’m on my way back home.
16.You’re a lucky dog!
單詞與短語：
Hungry adj.餓了；cook vt.做飯；yeah dv.是的；really adv.真的是；make vt.制作；noodle ]n.面條；eat vt.吃；together adv.一起；wait for等待；bike n.自行車；flat adj.癟的；tire n.輪胎；work vi.工作；near rep.在附近；far adj.遠(yuǎn)的；walk vi.步行；school n.學(xué)校；lucky adj.幸運(yùn)的；horse n.馬；talk on the phone 打電話；bookstore n.書店；drive vt.開車；on my way back home在我回家的路上
Part VI：快速閱讀
Compromise(妥協(xié))
Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson were friends. They were sitting in a train when another man came in. There was going to be an election(選舉) soon, and Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wilson began talking about politics(政治). Mr. Edwards supported(支持) the Labour Party(工黨) strongly(強(qiáng)烈地).
Suddenly the third man began to argue with(與。。。爭(zhēng)論) Mr. Edwards. He supported the Conservatives(保守黨).
They argued for a long time, and then Mr. Edwards said, "Well, I can’t make you change your mind and you can’t make me change mine either, so let’s have an agreement(協(xié)議，認(rèn)同): I won’t vote for(為。。。投票) the Labour Party and you won’t vote for the Conservative Party. Then we’ll be able to stay at home comfortably(舒服地) and nobody will lose anything." The other man agreed.
They all got out at the same station and Mr. Edwards drove Mr. Wilson home in his car.
"That’s the fifteenth person I’ve made that agreement with." he said to him.