Part V：聽(tīng)力與口語(yǔ)訓(xùn)練
對(duì)話1
Kathy:I went to see a movie last night.
Julia:You did? What’s the name?
Kathy:Gone with the Wind.
Julia:Was it any good?
Kathy:I thought so. The starring actress is beautiful and she acted really well.
Julia:I’ve heard it’s not as good as the novel.
Kathy:I didn’t know that. I’ve never read the novel.
Julia:Neither have I.
對(duì)話2
Jenny:What’s playing at Shanghai Cinema?
Angel:I have no idea. Let’s find out. Do you have today’s newspaper?
Jenny:I don’t think so.
Angel:Well, no problem. We can make a phone call to find out.
Jenny:Oh, yes. That’s a good idea.
Angel:Hello, I’m calling to ask what you are showing this evening. Gone with the Wind? Great! Thank you.
Jenny:Gone with the Wind? It’s supposed to be excellent.
Angel:I’ve heard it’s not that great.
Jenny:Anyhow, let’s go see it.
常用語(yǔ)句：
1.I went to see a fashion show last night. It was great.
2.Gone with the Wind is playing at the Movie Center. I’ve heard it’s great.
3.They are showing Gone with the Wind at Suzhou Movie Center. It’s supposed to be good.
4.What’s on at Suzhou Movie Center tonight?—I have no idea, but we can find out in the newspapers.
5.I went to a football game last night. –Was it any good?—Yes, it was terrific!
6.To tell you the truth, the movie isn’t as good as the book.
7.I’ve never been to a football game before. It must be very interesting.
8.I really have no idea about that. What about you? –Neither do I.
9.Is it any good?—I think so. // I don’t think so.
10.Are you coming to Thursday evening’s party?—Well, I might not be in town.
11.Why don’t we go see a movie?—We could go dancing.
12.Why don’t we go Saturday night?—We could go Friday night.
13.Do you know that George Bush is in town？
14.I’ll be out of town for a few days.
15.What do you suggest we do tonight?
16.I’ll call you and let you know.
17.We haven’t decided yet for sure. We might go dancing.
單詞與短語(yǔ)：
movie n電影；Gone with the Wind《亂世佳人》或《飄》；Was it any good?還好嗎？starring adj.領(lǐng)銜的，主演的；act vi.表演；neither adv.也不；what’s playing上映什么；what’s on上映什么；what are they showing上映什么；have no idea不知道；find out了解，查明；excellent adj.極好的，優(yōu)秀的；not that great沒(méi)有那么好，沒(méi)有好到如此程度；anyhow adv.不管怎么樣；fashion n.時(shí)裝； fashion show時(shí)裝秀；center n.中心；make a phone call打個(gè)電話；Thursday n.周四；be in town(根據(jù)具體地點(diǎn)，如上海，就譯為)在上海； be out of town不在(上海)；suggest v.建議；go dancing 去跳舞
Part VI：快速閱讀
An Unusual Cat
My aunt Alice had a black cat named Sally and she thought it was wonderful. Sally did whatever Alice was doing. When she washed herself, the cat washed itself; when she looked at herself in the mirror, it looked at itself in the same mirror; if she talked to herself, the cat opened its mouth just like some one talking to herself. This gave Alice an idea. She decided to try to teach Sally to talk. She thought, "I'll give Sally the same food as I have myself and I'm sure that will help her to speak." And very soon, the cat was sitting on a chair at the table and was eating bread and butter, roast potatoes and Christmas pudding, and was drinking tea with sugar in it. One day I went to see Aunt Alice and there was Sally. She was drinking coffee and was smoking a cigarette.
Sally was certainly enjoying herself. In fact, I think they were both enjoying themselves, but still she didn't speak. Then Alice had another idea. She had an old parrot(鸚鵡) that was always talking. It talked to itself, it talked to Alice, and it talked to Sally. Alice was getting tired of this everlasting(永無(wú)休止的) talk, so she thought to herself, "If Sally eats the parrot, I'm sure it can help talking." So she killed the parrot, cooked it in butter and gave it, with fried potatoes and boiled(煮的) cabbage(卷心菜), to Sally.
Sally sat at the table and helped herself, very politely with a knife and fork, to the roast(烤) parrot, the fried potatoes and the cabbage, and she finished every bit of it. Then, suddenly she turned to Aunt Alice and shouted "Look out!" Aunt Alice was looking at her in such astonish¬ment(驚訝) that she hardly noticed what she said and the next moment, a piece of the ceiling(天花板) fell down on her head. Sally said: "She has spent five years getting me to talk and then when I speak, the fool doesn't listen."
對(duì)話1
Kathy:I went to see a movie last night.
Julia:You did? What’s the name?
Kathy:Gone with the Wind.
Julia:Was it any good?
Kathy:I thought so. The starring actress is beautiful and she acted really well.
Julia:I’ve heard it’s not as good as the novel.
Kathy:I didn’t know that. I’ve never read the novel.
Julia:Neither have I.
對(duì)話2
Jenny:What’s playing at Shanghai Cinema?
Angel:I have no idea. Let’s find out. Do you have today’s newspaper?
Jenny:I don’t think so.
Angel:Well, no problem. We can make a phone call to find out.
Jenny:Oh, yes. That’s a good idea.
Angel:Hello, I’m calling to ask what you are showing this evening. Gone with the Wind? Great! Thank you.
Jenny:Gone with the Wind? It’s supposed to be excellent.
Angel:I’ve heard it’s not that great.
Jenny:Anyhow, let’s go see it.
常用語(yǔ)句：
1.I went to see a fashion show last night. It was great.
2.Gone with the Wind is playing at the Movie Center. I’ve heard it’s great.
3.They are showing Gone with the Wind at Suzhou Movie Center. It’s supposed to be good.
4.What’s on at Suzhou Movie Center tonight?—I have no idea, but we can find out in the newspapers.
5.I went to a football game last night. –Was it any good?—Yes, it was terrific!
6.To tell you the truth, the movie isn’t as good as the book.
7.I’ve never been to a football game before. It must be very interesting.
8.I really have no idea about that. What about you? –Neither do I.
9.Is it any good?—I think so. // I don’t think so.
10.Are you coming to Thursday evening’s party?—Well, I might not be in town.
11.Why don’t we go see a movie?—We could go dancing.
12.Why don’t we go Saturday night?—We could go Friday night.
13.Do you know that George Bush is in town？
14.I’ll be out of town for a few days.
15.What do you suggest we do tonight?
16.I’ll call you and let you know.
17.We haven’t decided yet for sure. We might go dancing.
單詞與短語(yǔ)：
movie n電影；Gone with the Wind《亂世佳人》或《飄》；Was it any good?還好嗎？starring adj.領(lǐng)銜的，主演的；act vi.表演；neither adv.也不；what’s playing上映什么；what’s on上映什么；what are they showing上映什么；have no idea不知道；find out了解，查明；excellent adj.極好的，優(yōu)秀的；not that great沒(méi)有那么好，沒(méi)有好到如此程度；anyhow adv.不管怎么樣；fashion n.時(shí)裝； fashion show時(shí)裝秀；center n.中心；make a phone call打個(gè)電話；Thursday n.周四；be in town(根據(jù)具體地點(diǎn)，如上海，就譯為)在上海； be out of town不在(上海)；suggest v.建議；go dancing 去跳舞
Part VI：快速閱讀
An Unusual Cat
My aunt Alice had a black cat named Sally and she thought it was wonderful. Sally did whatever Alice was doing. When she washed herself, the cat washed itself; when she looked at herself in the mirror, it looked at itself in the same mirror; if she talked to herself, the cat opened its mouth just like some one talking to herself. This gave Alice an idea. She decided to try to teach Sally to talk. She thought, "I'll give Sally the same food as I have myself and I'm sure that will help her to speak." And very soon, the cat was sitting on a chair at the table and was eating bread and butter, roast potatoes and Christmas pudding, and was drinking tea with sugar in it. One day I went to see Aunt Alice and there was Sally. She was drinking coffee and was smoking a cigarette.
Sally was certainly enjoying herself. In fact, I think they were both enjoying themselves, but still she didn't speak. Then Alice had another idea. She had an old parrot(鸚鵡) that was always talking. It talked to itself, it talked to Alice, and it talked to Sally. Alice was getting tired of this everlasting(永無(wú)休止的) talk, so she thought to herself, "If Sally eats the parrot, I'm sure it can help talking." So she killed the parrot, cooked it in butter and gave it, with fried potatoes and boiled(煮的) cabbage(卷心菜), to Sally.
Sally sat at the table and helped herself, very politely with a knife and fork, to the roast(烤) parrot, the fried potatoes and the cabbage, and she finished every bit of it. Then, suddenly she turned to Aunt Alice and shouted "Look out!" Aunt Alice was looking at her in such astonish¬ment(驚訝) that she hardly noticed what she said and the next moment, a piece of the ceiling(天花板) fell down on her head. Sally said: "She has spent five years getting me to talk and then when I speak, the fool doesn't listen."