时间:2018-12-01 作者:英语课 分类:SBS朗文国际英语教程 练习册 2


英语课

8.C.LISTENING:

[00:08.80]Listen and circle the correct word to complete the sentence.

[00:16.35]1.He's a good worker,but he's...

[00:23.30]2.She's an excellent violinist.She plays the violin...

[00:33.04]3.I don't think he's an honest card player.

[00:41.59]To tell the truth,everybody says he's...

[00:47.46]4.I can't read their homework because they write very...

[00:56.84]5.Maria never makes mistakes.She's very...

[01:07.40]6.Their son Marvin is very polite.He never speaks...

[01:18.65]7.When you leave the party,please drive home...

[01:28.01]8.Their car is very old.I don't thinke it's...

[01:37.57]9.People can't hear you very well when you speak...

[01:45.82]10.We never buy expensive clothes.We live very...

[01:56.77]11.You rode your motorcycle carelessly yesterday.

[02:06.43]That's strange.You usually ride it very...

[02:12.39]12.Everybody in the store likes Jane.

[02:21.95]She works 1 hard,and when she talks to customers she's very...

[02:29.50]D.Grammarrap:How Am I Doing?

[02:40.16]Listen.Then clap and practice.

[02:46.53]A.How am I doing? Am I driving all right?

[02:59.07]B.You're driving very carefully.You're driving very well.

[03:04.92]A.How am I doing? Am I singing all right?

[03:14.06]B.You're singing very beautifully.You're singing very well.

[03:20.02]A.How am I doing?Am I dancing all right?

[03:29.40]B.You're dancing very gracefully 2. You're dancing very well.

[03:35.25]A.How am I doing?Am I working all right?

[03:44.18]B.You're working very hard. You're working very well.

[04:01.95]H.GrammrarSong:Try a Little Harder

[04:13.60]Listen and circle Then listen again and sing along.

[04:22.56]Let's say you're a driver,a_____driver who drives very____,as _____drivers do.

[04:44.71]Just try a little harder.You can find a way.

[04:53.56]Try to drive more _______today.

[05:00.72]Let's say you're a singer,a _____singer who sings very______as_______singers do.

[05:22.17]Just try a little harder.You can find a way.

[05:31.31]Try to sing more_______today.

[05:38.26]Let's say you're a dancer,a_________dancer who dances very_______

[05:55.71]as__________dancer who dances very________,as________dancers do.

[06:27.97]Just try a little harder.That's what we always say.

[06:37.22]Sing a little_______.

[06:42.39]Work a little_______.Do a little________every day.

[06:59.45]Do a little________every day.

[07:04.80]N.Grammarrp:If You Leave at Six

[07:17.97]Listen.Then clap and practice.

[07:24.32]If you leave at six,You'll be there at eight.

[07:33.69]If you don't leave now,You'll be very late.

[07:39.76]If you start work now,You'll be through at seven.

[07:48.82]If you wait'till noon,You'll be busy'till eleven.

[07:54.78]If you catch the train,You'll be home by ten.

[08:03.74]If you get there late,You'll miss dinner again.

[08:16.59]F.Listen and fill in the correct places.

[08:27.64]1.Mrs.Mendoza was at the hotel

[08:34.48]at the corner of First Avenue and Grove 3 Street.

[08:39.44]She walked up Grove Street to Second Avenue and turned left.

[08:46.81]She walked along Second Avenue to a building on the left,

[08:53.05]between the pet shop and the cafeteria.Where did she go?

[08:59.59]2.Edward was at the football stadium on First Avenue.

[09:09.36]He walked along First Avenue to Elm Street and turned left.

[09:17.09]He walked up Elm Street to Street and turned left.

[09:23.85]He walked along Second Avenue to a building on the right,

[09:30.31]at the corner fo Grove Street and Second Avenue,across from the bank.

[09:37.88]Where did he go?

[09:41.43]3.Mr.and Mrs.Wong were at the post office on Second Avenue.

[09:50.37]They walked along Second Avenue to Grove Street and turned left.

[09:57.73]They walked down Grove Street to First Avenue and turned right.

[10:04.40]They went to a building on the left,

[10:08.84]across from the museum and the parking garage.

[10:14.11]Where did they go?

[10:17.46]4.Thomas was at the hospital on Second Avenue.

[10:26.42]He walked along Second Avenue to Elm Street and turned right.

[10:33.18]He walked down Elm Street to First Avenue and turned left.

[10:40.26]He walked along First Avenue to a building on the left,

[10:46.43]at the corner of Grove Street and First Avenue,

[10:51.78]across from the supermarket.Where did he go?

[10:57.74]5.Maria was at the shoe store on First Avenue.

[11:05.99]She walked along First Avenue to Grove Street and turned left.

[11:13.36]She walked up Grove Street to Second Avenue and turned left again.

[11:20.80]She walked along Second Avenue to a building on the right,

[11:27.36]between the toy store and the barber 4 shop,

[11:32.04]across from the ice cream shop.Where did she go



1
n.作品,著作;工厂,活动部件,机件
  • We expect writers to produce more and better works.我们期望作家们写出更多更好的作品。
  • The novel is regarded as one of the classic works.这篇小说被公认为是最优秀的作品之一。
2 gracefully
ad.大大方方地;优美地
  • She sank gracefully down onto a cushion at his feet. 她优雅地坐到他脚旁的垫子上。
  • The new coats blouse gracefully above the hip line. 新外套在臀围线上优美地打着褶皱。
3 grove
n.林子,小树林,园林
  • On top of the hill was a grove of tall trees.山顶上一片高大的树林。
  • The scent of lemons filled the grove.柠檬香味充满了小树林。
4 barber
n.理发员,美容师
  • She asked the barber to crop her hair short.她叫理发师把她的头发剪短了。
  • My Mum took me to the barber's.我妈带我理发去了。
学英语单词
a great deal of
aeronautical mobile-satellite service
Alabama claims
alpamayo
amtifertilizin
annual ring breadth
apodicticity
Aristotle
axis of channel
balancing condenser
belewe
bevered
blastophorum truncatum
capr-
carrier frequency shift
comptonia peregrinas
continuation of solutions
counter current eletrophoresis
design H-point
dim down
dissimilar redundancy
distributed information processing
DIVC
drop out of sight
dull as ditchwater
eagle boat
eating it up
electromagnetic compatability
equivalent noise method
ex-role behavior
face and fill
floating gate
floating pump assembling unit
forum leader
Franz Schubert
galeopithecids
grace period for the payment of fees
grandifolius
gurly
gyropraph
Haebang
healing time
hickups
ideker
impulse-withstand test
interfrontal bristle
issuing authority note
jellium
jointweeds
kooky, kookie
L-cells
Lepidosigillaria
Lolipid
loss of faculty
malthinus (malthinus) notsui
mat type
matsucythere reticulata
metacarprophalangeal
metaemotions
metallized aluminum
mini-Winchester disk drive
national capitalism
net processor
non-ischemic
nonmonitored
nucleolonema (estable & sotelo 1950)
obstropolos
oha
oubliette
percentage indicator
pitous
PSNC
Reitano
Rhododendron huguangense
rubble filling
sagittata
scathophaga mellipes
separate channel signaling
shifting wrench
slot diffuser
social-ism
solvated H-ion
space-loop direction-finder
special constable
spectral-shift reactor
square turret
sroka
statelier
stock clearing account
stress cracking resistance
sugarplums
suntanned
superior cubitoradial articulation
tabular actual
thruple
trinketed
two single ended siding
unit record equipment
urodele
veurne (furnes)
Wigtown
wrongtook