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 12 page 107 Vocabulary Preview

[00:11.70]1.happy

[00:16.25]2.sad

[00:20.51]3.hungry

[00:24.76]4.thirsty

[00:29.13]5.hot

[00:33.25]6.cold

[00:37.72]7.tired

[00:41.98]8.sick

[00:46.03]9.angry

[00:50.49]10.nervous

[00:54.86]11.scared

[00:59.40]12.embarrassed

[01:04.08]Page 108 I Always Cry When I’m Sad

[01:14.42]Why are you crying?

[01:18.29]I’m crying because I’m sad.

[01:22.83]I ALWAYS cry when I’m sad.

[01:27.20]Why is she smiling?

[01:33.75]She’s smiling because she’s happy.

[01:38.19]She ALWAYS smiles when she’s happy.

[01:42.84]Do exercise 1 to 10

[01:53.79]1.Why are you shouting?

[01:58.75]I’m shouting because I’m angry.

[02:03.12]I ALWAYS shout when I’m angry.

[02:07.48]2.Why is he biting his nails?

[02:13.33]He’s biting his nails because he’s nervous.

[02:18.29]He ALWAYS bites when he’s nervous.

[02:22.94]3.Why is the bird drinking?

[02:28.53]It’s drinking because it’s thirsty.

[02:32.79]It ALWAYS drinks when it’s thirsty.

[02:37.34]4.Why are they shivering?

[02:42.51]They’re shivering because they’re cold

[02:46.64]They ALWAYS shiver when they’re cold.

[02:51.00]5.Why are they going to Stanley’s Restaurant?

[02:57.35]They’re going to Stanley’s Restaurant because they’re hungry.

[03:02.80]They ALWAYS go to Stanley’s Restaurant when they’re hungry.

[03:08.37]6.Why is she going to the doctor.

[03:14.19]She’s going to the doctor becasue she’s sick.

[03:18.95]She ALWAYS go to the doctor when she’s sick.

[03:23.70]7.Why are you perspiring 1?

[03:29.35]I’m perspiring because I’m hot.

[03:33.42]I ALWAYS perspire 2 when I’m hot.

[03:37.78]8.Why is he blushing 3?

[03:43.11]He’s blushing because he’s embarrassed.

[03:47.84]He ALWAYS blushs when he’s embarrassed.

[03:52.70]9.Why is she yawning?

[03:57.92]She’s yawning because she’s tired.

[04:02.36]She ALWAYS yawns when she’s tired.

[04:06.80]10.Why is he cvering his eyes?

[04:12.84]He covering because he’s scared.

[04:17.70]He ALWAYS covers his eyes when he’s scared.

[04:22.56]page 110 I’m Washing the Dishes in the Bathtub

[04:32.35]A.What are you doing?

[04:37.03]B.I’m washing the dishes in the bathtub.

[04:42.17]A.That’s strange!

[04:46.01]Do you USUALLY wash the dishes in the bathtub?

[04:51.58]B.No,I NEVER wash the dishes in the bathtub.

[04:57.82]but I’m washing the dishes in the bathtub TODAY.

[05:02.89]A.Why are you doing THAT?!

[05:06.94]B.Because my sink is broken.

[05:11.17]A.I’m sorry to hear that.

[05:15.82]Do exercise 1 to 5

[05:27.60]1.What are you doing?

[05:34.37]I’m sleeping on the floor.

[05:38.31]That’s strange!Do you usually sleep on the floor?

[05:44.08]No.I never sleep on the floor,but I’m sleeping on the floor today.

[05:51.63]Why are you doing that!

[05:55.11]Because my bed is broken.

[05:58.95]I’m sorry to hear that.

[06:02.61]2.What are you doing?

[06:09.68]I’m studying with a flashlight.

[06:13.76]That’s strange!Do you usually study with a flashlight?

[06:20.32]No.I never study with a flashlight,

[06:25.54]but I’m studying with a flashlight today.

[06:30.40]Why are you doing that!

[06:34.27]Because my lamp is broken.

[06:38.03]I’m sorry to hear that.

[06:41.87]3.What are you doing?

[06:48.63]I’m walking to work.

[06:52.29]That’s strange!Do you usually walk to work?

[06:58.17]No.I never walk to work,but I’m walking to work today.

[07:05.53]Why are you doing that!

[07:09.30]Because my car is broken.

[07:13.24]I’m sorry to hear that.

[07:17.00]4.What are you doing?

[07:26.75]I’m using a typewriter.

[07:30.51]That’s strange!Do you usually use a typewriter?

[07:36.28]No.I never use a typewriter,but I’m using a typewriter today.

[07:43.93]Why are you doing that!

[07:47.59]Because my computer is broken.

[07:51.72]I’m sorry to hear that.

[07:55.66]4.What are you doing?

[08:05.72]I’m sweeping 4 the carpet.

[08:09.38]That’s strange!Do you usually sweep the carpet?

[08:15.44]No.I never sweep the carpet,but I’m sweeping the carpet today.

[08:22.57]Why are you doing that!

[08:26.33]Because my vacuum is broken.

[08:30.38]I’m sorry to hear that.

[08:34.22]page 111 How to day it! Reacting to Bad News

[08:44.77]My sink is broken.

[08:48.25]I’m sorry to hear that.

[08:51.72]My sink is broken.

[08:57.18]That’s too bad!

[09:00.34]My sink is broken.

[09:05.80]What a shame!

[09:08.86]page 112 A BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE

[09:17.61]Mr.Blaine is the president of the Acme 5 Internet Company.

[09:27.48]The company has a staff of energetic employees .

[09:34.15]Unfortunately,all of his employees are out today.

[09:40.68]Nobody is there.As a result,Mr.Blaine is doing everybody’s job,

[09:50.11]and he’s having a VERY bad day at the office!

[09:56.87]He’s answering the telephone

[10:02.15]because the receptionist who usually answers it is at the dentist’s office.

[10:09.80]He’s typing letters

[10:14.06]because the secretary who usually types them is at home in bed with the flu.

[10:22.32]He’s sorting the mail

[10:26.76]because the office assistant who usually sorts it is on vacation.

[10:34.20]And he’s even cleaning the office

[10:39.48]because the custodian 6 who usually clean it is on strike.

[10:46.43]Poor Mr.Blaine!

[10:51.60]It’s a very busy day at the Acme Internet Company,

[10:57.95]and nobody is there to help him.He’s having a VERY bad day at the office!

[11:11.01]page 112 Listening

[11:20.46]Listen and choose the correct answer.

[11:25.32]1.a.I claean my house.     b.I’m cleaning my house.

[11:30.36]2.a.He sorts the mail.     b.He’s sorting the mail.

[11:35.98]3.a.She answers the telephone.  b.She’s answering the telephone.

[11:41.54]4.a.Yes.He yawns.          b.Yes.He’s yawning.

[11:46.19]5.a.I’m covering my eyes.  b.I cover my eyes.

[11:52.02]6.a.I study in the library.  b.I’m studying in the library.

[11:57.98]page 113 EARLY MONDAY MORNING IN CENTERVILLE

[12:08.61]Early Monday morning in usually a very busy time in Centerville.

[12:20.75]Men and women usually rush to their jobs.

[12:27.00]Some people walk to work,some people drive,and others take the bus.

[12:35.64]Children usually go to school.

[12:41.42]Some children walk to school,some children take the school bus.,

[12:48.78]and others ride their bicycles,The city is usually very busy.

[12:57.56]Trucks deliver food to the supermarkets,

[13:03.31]mail carriers deliver mail to homes and businesses,

[13:09.79]and police officers direct traffic at every corner.

[13:16.94]Yes,early Monday morning is usually a very busy time in Centerville.

[13:31.10]page 114 Pronunciation  Reduced to

[13:39.88]Listen.Then say it.

[13:44.24]I’m sorry to hear that.

[13:47.79]We go to school.

[13:51.14]He listens to the radio.

[13:55.00]Mail carriers deliver mail to homes.

[13:59.97]Say it.Then listen.

[14:04.33]I’m hapy to hear that.

[14:07.88]They’re going to the doctor.

[14:11.54]She listens to music.

[14:15.20]Trucks deliver food to supermarkets.

[14:24.76]page 115 Side by side  Gazette

[14:45.21]Traffic:A Global Problem

[14:52.47]Traffic is a big problem in many cites 7 around the world.

[15:03.34]Traffic is especially bad during rush hour

[15:09.19]-the time when people go to work or school and the time when they go home.

[15:16.56]Many people take buses,subways,or trains to work,

[15:23.61]but many other people drive their cars.

[15:29.38]As a result,the streets are very busy,and traffic is very bad.

[15:38.03]Many cities are trying to solve their traffic problems.

[15:45.48]Some citites are building more roads.

[15:50.91]Other cities are expanding their bus and subway systems.

[15:58.28]Many cities are trying to reduce the number of cars on their roads.

[16:06.22]Some highways have carpool lanes

[16:11.36]-special lanes for cars with two,three,or more people.

[16:18.23]In some cities,people drive their cars only on certain days of the week.

[16:26.70]For example,in Athens,people with license 8 plate numbers ending in 0 through 4

[16:35.84]drive on some days,and people with numbers ending in 5 through 9

[16:43.89]drive on other days. Every day around the world,

[16:51.25]more and more people drive to and from work in more and more cars.

[16:59.90]As a result,traffic is a global problem.

[17:11.97]page 115 Listening     And Now,Here’s Today’s News!

[19:55.83]page 115 Build your vocabulary!  How do your get to work?

[20:09.60]I walk.

[20:14.28]I drive.

[20:20.13]I take the bus.

[20:26.29]I take the train.

[20:33.84]I take the subway.

[20:41.50]I take a taxi.

[20:48.76]I take ride a bicycle.

[20:55.92]I take ride a motor scooter.

[21:04.46]I take ride a motorcycle.

[21:17.20]page 116 Around the would   Getting Places

[21:30.19]People around the world go to work or school in many different ways.

[21:39.02]Some people take the subway.

[21:43.48]Some people ride a bicycle.

[21:48.63]Some people ride a motor scooter.

[21:53.99]some people even roller-blade!

[21:58.74]How do people go to work or school in different countries you know?

[22:09.61]page 116 Global Exchange

[22:22.96]I live in a small apartment in the center of our city.

[22:38.42]I have a brother and two sisters.

[22:43.88]My brother’s name is Kevin,and my sister’s names are Emyly and Melissa.

[22:52.42]Our family has a dog and a bird.

[22:58.17]Our dog’s name is Buster,and our bird’s name is Lulu.

[23:04.93]I’m tall,and I have brown eyes.My hair is short and curly 9.

[23:14.68]It’s usually black,but this week it’s red.

[23:20.84]How about you?Where do you live?

[23:27.50]Do you have brothers or sister?What are their names?

[23:35.16]Do you have a dog or a cat or another pet?What do you look like



1 perspiring
v.出汗,流汗( perspire的现在分词 )
  • He had been working hard and was perspiring profusely. 他一直在努力干活,身上大汗淋漓的。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • So they "went it lively," panting and perspiring with the work. 于是他们就“痛痛快快地比一比”了,结果比得两个人气喘吁吁、汗流浃背。 来自英汉文学 - 汤姆历险
2 perspire
vi.出汗,流汗
  • He began to perspire heavily.他开始大量出汗。
  • You perspire a lot when you are eating.你在吃饭的时候流汗很多。
3 blushing
adj.范围广大的,一扫无遗的
  • The citizens voted for sweeping reforms.公民投票支持全面的改革。
  • Can you hear the wind sweeping through the branches?你能听到风掠过树枝的声音吗?
4 acme
n.顶点,极点
  • His work is considered the acme of cinematic art. 他的作品被认为是电影艺术的巅峰之作。
  • Schubert reached the acme of his skill while quite young. 舒伯特的技巧在他十分年轻时即已达到了顶峰。
5 custodian
n.保管人,监护人;公共建筑看守
  • Benitez believes his custodian is among the top five in world football.贝尼特斯坚信他的门将是当今足坛最出色的五人之一。
  • When his father died his uncle became his legal custodian.他父亲死后,他叔叔成了他的法定监护人。
6 cites
引用( cite的第三人称单数 ); 传唤; 记起; [军事]传(或通)令嘉奖
  • CITES is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. CITES是关于濒危野生动植物种国际贸易的国际公约。
  • Great bustard (Otis tarda) is listed as a first-rating protected bird in China and CITES II. 大鸨(Otistarda)是国家级保护动物,CITES附录物种。
7 license
n.执照,许可证,特许;v.许可,特许
  • The foreign guest has a license on the person.这个外国客人随身携带执照。
  • The driver was arrested for having false license plates on his car.司机由于使用假车牌而被捕。
8 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。
学英语单词
adurs
al-qassam
almadies
almagucin
Arena Chapel
associated entity
batter with
bottom hole temperature
braka
Bryeae
bus terminal fault
casino-style
characteristic manifold
circumambulator
clammy locust
coil in box cooler
contrasuppressor T lymphocyte
controlled thermonuclear reaction (ctr)
courgettes
drag links
drawing key
emission controlled module
ethenyl
Falk-flexible coupling
false eyelash
fractional isotopic abundance
gaytan
get one's mind off something
give a black eye to
gochugaru
godlore
guanabana
hand on a plate
hemagglutinating
homochromic
homoiothermal animal
identity ring
immediate maintenance
Johnson bar
ketocarboxylate
Klintsovskiy Rayon
lactoferrins
list inserting
live-test
loss of heterozygosity
making way through the water
McCarran Ferguson Act
mean low water springs
Melaleuca leucadendra
melanomas
military watch
monolexical
Near Sea Vessel
Nebbi
New Iberia
non-explicit
non-reflecting surface cell
operations analysis
ornela
peaking capability
pencil attachment
pharynx oralis
plus twos
polygamists
preanal seta
pulse analysis
radial flow settling basin
radiohalogen leakage
ray-fungus disease
re-cognise
reden
repewed
retroperitoneal endodermal sinus tumor
salt splitting capacity
saveable
Saxifraga davidii
sea-salt nucleus
secondary hypochondriasis
self-erecting batch type mixer
sell Robin Hood's pennyworthy
shaft alinement
Stellwag
stranguria caused by overstrain
striated effect
stub-end
subcarrier frequency modulation
take sth at face value
tetrasomic diploidy
thalspi arvense l.
theologisers
trench-arc
Tweeddale
undercapacities
Undulated Beam injector
unsend
ursiner
Veramix
Viola japonica
wackestone
Waldegg valve gear
Wanup
wastements