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
acetobutylicum
adverse drug events
after - sale service department
akasic
angelism
anorchus
answering machine
antipodists
antipyrino-caffeinum citricum
auto-Transfusion
Axenfeld's test
Bashir
black-on-black
bolometric method
Bolshevize, bolshevized
Burry Inlet
chopper spectrophotometer
clotbusters
combination carrier
complementary MOS integrated circuit
consolatory
critical magnetic flux density
Current Coupon
decline of water table
detonation wave
diareses
direct coupling system
direito
Doppler navigation system
dot speed
eacc
ECE
Edwin Drood
efficiency expert
electron-pair production
ever-handy
fancy for
feigned issue
fjord oceanography
flax dodder
fordist model
full-louvered door
functional assembly
further development
genus batrachosepss
genus Helipterum
group incentive plan
haulered
home-repair
icteric phthisis
indexlink
infidels
international liquidity units
Isocainide
isogredient
Jewified
longitude difference
major conjugate arc
man made satellite
means of fastening
megahenry
Middendorfa, Mys
minister of economic affairs
Morro, R.
NEC necessary
nonvascular organisms
nuculana husamaru
overlay contact
parameter model
pop-up missile
Pulindas
pump surging
relative degree of development
Republic of Finland
Richard Haldane
running set
Rupert
Ruppia maritima
sack trucks
safety colour
sanitoriums
satellite position
seven-card stud
shaped joist
shoot-em-up
singularity line
splittail
step up n.
superintending
supersalts
swine rearing
talipes planus
Tintigny
transprosed
uncollegiate
ungroup
value broker
waive sb off
X-Machine
You never know your luck.
zinc dichromate