时间:2018-12-01 作者:英语课 分类:SBS朗文国际英语教程 第一册


英语课

[00:00.00]CHAPTER 11  page 99 Vocabulary Preview

[00:11.60]1.year

[00:16.25]2.month

[00:20.61]3.week

[00:24.74]4.day

[00:29.00]5.weekend

[00:33.57]6.morning

[00:38.06]7.afternoon

[00:42.74]8.evening

[00:46.99]9.night

[00:51.15]page 100  How Often?

[00:58.91]A.How often does your boyfriend call you?

[01:03.45]B.He calls me every night.

[01:08.13]Do exercise 1 to 9

[01:18.89]1.How aften do you use your computer?

[01:24.64]I uses it every day.

[01:28.40]2.How often do you write to your son?

[01:34.01]I write him every week.

[01:38.09]3.How often do you clean your windows?

[01:43.99]I clean them every month.

[01:48.23]4.How often do you visit your aunt in Minnesota?

[01:55.04]I visit her every year.

[01:58.88]5.How often do you wash your car?

[02:04.81]I wash it every weekend.

[02:08.97]6.How often do your grandchildren call you?

[02:15.21]They calls our every Sunnday.

[02:19.47]7.How often does your boss say"hello"to you?

[02:25.74]He says"hello"to me every morning.

[02:30.44]8.How often do you feed the animals?

[02:36.66]I feed them every afternoon.

[02:40.99]9.How aften do you think about me?

[02:46.64]I think about you all the time.

[02:51.00]page 101 She Usually Studies in the Library

[03:00.72]A.Does Carmen usually study in her room?

[03:05.81]B.No,She rarely studies in her room.

[03:11.09]She usually studies in the library.

[03:15.84]Do exercise 1 to 6

[03:26.47]1.Does Linda usually eat lunch in her office?

[03:34.13]No,She rarely eats lunch in her offcie.

[03:39.90]She usually eats lunch in the cafeteria.

[03:44.63]2.Does Alan always watch the news after dinner?

[03:51.16]No,He never watch the news after dinner.

[03:56.51]He always watchs game shows .

[04:00.88]3.Does Diane sometimes read The National Star?

[04:07.82]No,she never reads The National Star.

[04:13.28]She sometimes reads Time magazine.

[04:17.96]4.Does Henry usually wash his car on Sunday?

[04:25.01]No,he rarely washs his car on Sunday.

[04:30.42]He usually washs his car on Saturday.

[04:35.28]5.Does your girlfriend usually jog in the evening?

[04:42.04]No,she sometimes jog in the evening.

[04:47.37]She usually jogs in the afternoon.

[04:52.02]6.Does your neighbor’s dog always bark during the day?

[04:59.18]No,it never barks during the day.

[05:04.14]It always barks at night.

[05:07.91]page 102 We Have Noisy Neighbors

[05:16.97]A.Do you have quiet neighbors?

[05:21.23]B.No.We have noisy neighbors.

[05:26.90]Do exercise 1 to 8

[05:37.66]1.Do you have a sister?

[05:42.80]No,I have a brother.

[05:47.06]2.Does this store have an elevator?

[05:52.68]No,it has an escalator.

[05:57.64]3.Does your daughter have straight hair?

[06:03.49]No,she has curly 2 hair.

[06:08.35]4.Does your son have brown hair.

[06:14.23]No,he has blond 3 hair.

[06:19.09]5.Do you and your husband have a dog?

[06:25.44]No,We have a cat.

[06:30.09]6.Does your baby boy have blue eyes?

[06:36.56]No,he has brown eyes.

[06:41.29]7.Do Mr.and Mrs.Hill have a satellite dish?

[06:48.14]No,they have an old TV antenna 4.

[06:53.70]8.Does your grandmother have a car?

[06:59.27]No,she has a motorcycle.

[07:04.12]page 103  ON YOUR OWN:Very Different

[07:13.97]My brother and I took very different.

[07:21.91]I have brown eyes and he has blue eyes.

[07:28.57]We both have brown hair,

[07:33.25]but I have short,curly hair and he has long,straight hair.

[07:41.01]I’m tall and thin.He’s short and heavy.

[07:48.27]As you can see,I don’t look like my brother.

[07:54.93]We look very different.

[07:59.69]My sister and I are very different.

[08:07.55]I’m a teacher.She’s a journalist.

[08:13.40]I live in Miami.She lives in London.

[08:19.77]I have a large house in the suburbs 5.

[08:25.73]She has a small apartment in the city.

[08:31.06]I’m married.She’s single.

[08:37.12]I play golf.She plays tennis.

[08:43.65]I play the piano.She doesn’t play a musical instrument.

[08:51.70]On the weekend I usually watch videos and rarely go out.

[08:59.74]She never watches videos and always goes to parties.

[09:06.90]As you can see,we’re very different.

[09:13.06]But we’re sisters...and we’re friends.

[09:24.14]page 103 How to say it! Reacting to Information

[09:34.88]Tell me about your sister.

[09:39.11]She’s a journalist.She lives in London.

[09:44.44]Oh,really?That’s interesting.

[09:49.40]page 104   CLOSE FRIENDS

[09:57.13]My husband and I are very lucky.

[10:05.31]We have many close friends in this city,

[10:11.19]and they’re all interesting people.

[10:15.84]Our friend Greta is an actress.

[10:22.00]We see her when she isn’t making a movie in Hollywood.

[10:28.53]When we get together with her,

[10:32.89]she always tells us about her life in Hollywood as a movie star.

[10:40.26]Greta is a very close friend.

[10:45.51]We like her very much. Our friend Dan is a scientist.

[10:54.89]We see him when he isn’t busy in his laboratory 6.

[11:00.95]When we get together with him,

[11:05.50]he always tells us about his new experiments.

[11:12.13]Dan is a very close friend.We like him very much.

[11:20.39]Our friends Bob and Carol are famous television news reporters.

[11:29.95]We see them when they aren’t traveling around the world.

[11:36.19]When we get together with them,

[11:40.94]they always tell us about their 

[11:44.81]conversations with presidents and prime 7 ministers.

[11:51.26]Bob and Carol are very close friends.We like them very much.

[11:59.93]Unfortunately,we don’t see Greta,Dan,Bob,and Carol very often.

[12:09.89]In fact,we rarely see them because they’re usually so busy.

[12:17.54]But we think about them all the time.

[12:27.70]page 105  Listening

[12:35.57]Listen to the conversations.Who and what are they talking about?

[12:43.32]1.a.grandfather      b.grandmother

[12:51.27]2.a.window           b.windows

[12:58.92]3.a.brother          b.sister

[13:07.25]4.a.sink             b.cars

[13:15.43]5.a.neighbor         b.neighbors

[13:23.47]6.a.computer         b.news reporter

[13:31.55]7.a.game show        b.car

[13:39.41]8.a.Ms.Brown         b.Ken 1

[13:47.66]9.a.Ken              b.Jim and Karen

[13:57.98]page 106 Pronunciation  Deleted 8 h

[14:06.32]Listen.Then say it.

[14:10.57]I visit her every year.

[14:14.41]I write to him every week.

[14:18.46]We see her every often.

[14:22.22]She calls him every month.

[14:26.06]Say it.Then listen.

[14:30.43]I visit him ever year.

[14:34.48]I write to her every week.

[14:38.63]We see him very often.

[14:42.89]He calls her every month



1 ken
n.视野,知识领域
  • Such things are beyond my ken.我可不懂这些事。
  • Abstract words are beyond the ken of children.抽象的言辞超出小孩所理解的范围.
2 curly
adj.卷曲的,卷缩的
  • The little boy has curly hair.这小男孩长着一头卷发。
  • She is tall and dark with curly hair.她高高的个子,黑皮肤,卷头发。
3 blond
adj.金发的;n.白肤碧眼金发的人
  • Her long blond hair spilled down over her shoulders.她那淡黄色的长发披垂在双肩。
  • This blond man delivers newspaper every morning.这个白肤金发碧眼的男人每天早晨送报纸。
4 antenna
n.触角,触须;天线
  • The workman fixed the antenna to the roof of the house.工人把天线固定在房顶上。
  • In our village, there is an antenna on every roof for receiving TV signals.在我们村里,每家房顶上都有天线接收电视信号。
5 suburbs
n.郊区,城郊( suburb的名词复数 );四乡;隧;四郊
  • The poor suburbs traditionally formed the bedrock of the party's support. 贫穷的郊区在传统上构成了支持该党的牢固基础。
  • The new college will be located in the suburbs. 这所新建的学院将设在郊区。 来自《简明英汉词典》
6 laboratory
n.实验室,化验室
  • She has donated money to establish a laboratory.她捐款成立了一个实验室。
  • Our laboratory equipment isn't perfect,but we must make do.实验室设备是不够理想,但我们只好因陋就简。
7 prime
adj.首要的,主要的;最好的,第一流的
  • The prime minister spoke of the general insecurity in the country.总理谈到了全国普遍存在的不安全。
  • He met with the Prime Minister of Japan for an hour.他和日本首相会见了一个小时。
8 deleted
v.删除( delete的过去式和过去分词 )
  • Your name has been deleted from the list. 你的名字已从名单上删掉。
  • The offending paragraph was deleted. 令某些人不悦的那段话已经删除。
学英语单词
ADIH
alphabetic telegram
alpine strawberry
ankersmit
anomal-
anterior pituitary gonadotrophin
arabidopsis lyratas
arms backward lift
arsenous acid anhydride
bad lot
barium enemator
blendent
blood-activating drug
breunig
Bruins
Calciobiotite
cape winter
caradons
clean up your act
cobbling
conditional independence graph
contactor density
craker
crystallosicope
cuparenone
curtains
cytometopus
decimal coefficient of absorption
decreasingly
demess
diazides
Dick Tracy
dimension size
dodecaedron
domestic population
Donovans Corner
eletronic oxytocic apparatus
enamcl bud
ethionamides
exhaust gas nozzle
free evaluation of the evidence
Galfan
gasket
girardelli
gulped down
gynecology of TCM
hadars
Harrower-Erickson tests
holy bark
hydroxyamino-norleucine
incision of scalp
indirectly heated thermister
indium arsenide
keiun
lactoproteinotherapy
latirus polygonus
lazyback
lithopedian
lowest tone
magastromancy
middlefield
Mlicrococcus acidi lactis
molded epoxy insulated coil
monophthongise
mpa (modulated pulse amplifier)
N-bromoacetamide
new-mercantilism
non-constant cost
not long
oeillet
of unsound mind
officered
Okawe
optically tracked
oscillator supply
oxalyl-urea
Palmarola, I.
Pechi
perfervid
phylic
podsolisation
programmed amplifier
pulsimeters
punier
queue arrangement
radial chromatic displacement
raghu
reduced cycle matrix
rounded bottom
senior certificate
single ingot pit
space detector
sthreal
Stovall-Black stain
tax on gifts
through and through
trimodular
twillies
undisclose
uninerviate
wrapping post
yoichis