时间:2019-01-20 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

  Lesson Four.Listen to Steven as he talks about his wife,Anne.

The doctor as Anne might have the baby soon.

She has some pains,and the doctor's not sure.

But I don't know .She might not have it.

What if she has it early?She's almost tow 1 weeks early.

Now listen to this conversation.

Connie,I might have to leave early today.

Uh-huh.  And I might not be in tomorrow or the next day.

Now listen and repeat.

Anne might have the baby soon The doctor says Anne might have the baby soon.

The doctor says Anne might have the baby soon.

But I don't know.

She might not have it.

But I don't know.She might not have it.

I might have to leave early today.

And I might not be in tomorrow.

We often use might or might not to talk about a future possibility.

We say something might happen or it might not happen.

We say we might do something or we might not do something.

All right,now you're going to hear...

Anne is almost ready to have the baby,so Steven has to leave early today.

And you say....

He might have to leave early tomorrow too.

You hear...

Maria isn't in today.She's very busy.

You say...

She might not be in tomorrow either.

Ready?Let's begin.

Ann is almost ready to have the baby,so Steven has to leave early today.

He might have to leave early tomorrow too.

Maria isn't today.She's very busy.

She might not be tomorrow either.

Steven wants to be with Anne today.

He might want to be with Anne tomorrow too.

He's very nervous today.

He might be very nervous tomorrow too.

Anne wants him to be at home today.

She might want him to be at home tomorrow too.

Anne and Steven don't have a name for the baby today.

They might not have a name for the baby tomorrow either.

Connie doesn't know Steven's schedule today.

She might now know Steven's schedule tomorrow either.

All right,you know what there two other wasy to talk about possibilities.

For example,to say,"He might be in his office."you can also say...

He may be in his office.

Or you can say .He could  be in his office.

Now listen to these thre sentences,which man almost the same thing.

He might be late for work tomorrow.

He may be late for work tomrorrow.

He could be late for work tomorrow.

Now listen to each one again.

This time,repeat the sentence after you hear it.

He might be late for work tomorrow.

He may be late for work tomorrow.

He could be late for work tomorrow.

Now you're going to hear some questions and then a cue 2 to the answer,

using either might,may,or could.

For example,I ask the question,"Where's Steven?"

And you hear the cue...     May..in his office.

So you say...

I don't know.He may be in his office.

Or I say,"What are you doing tonight?"Then you hear the cue...

Might..to a movie.And you say...

I don't know.I might go to a movie.

All ready?Let's begin.Where's Steven?

May...in his office.

I don't know.He may be in his office.

What are you doing tonight?   Might...to a movie.

I don't know.I might go to a movie..

Where's my script?Could...on your desk.

I don't know.It could be on our desk.

What nationality is he?Could...American.

I don't know.He could be American.

When will Maria call?May..tonight.

I don't know.She may call tonight.

Where are you going on your vacation?Might..California.

I don't know.I might go to California.

How are you going to get there?May...drive.

I don't know.I may drive.

Now listen to this conversation about WEFL's story about archaeology 3

on the Mediterranean 4 coast.

And every year,people from all over the world come to dig here.

This was a big city a long time ago.

What do they look for?

Anything.They might find statues,temples,coins,pottery 5.Who knows?

Do they find anything?

Sometimes they find things on the ground.

Sometimes they find things under the ground or under rocks.

Sometimes they find things not top of walls...

That's not the only place they dig.What do you mean?

Herod's City was located on the coast...

A lot of people look for abjects that might be on the bottom of the sea.

You mean they might find objects in the water?

Yes.The city was once a major harbor.

Now listen and repeat.

People from all over the world come to dig here.

they might find statues   temples       coins          pottery

They might find statues,temples,coins,pottery.

on the ground

Sometimes they find things on the ground.

or under rocks

Sometimes they find things under the ground or under rocks.

on top of wals

Sometimes they find things on top of walls.

some people look for objects that might be

on the bottom of the sea

Some people look for objects that might be on the bottom of the sea.

in the water     objects that are in the water

They might find objects that are in the water.

All right.Now let's imagine that you are archaeologist.

Start by repeating this sentence...

I'm an archaeologist.

OK,OK,you're an archaeologist.Now you're going different things.

For example,you hear...

Statue...under ..rocks..And you say....

I found this statue under the rocks.

You hear...

Pottery...on top of ..wall.  And you say....

I found this pottery on top of the wall.

All right.Let's begin.

Statue...under...rocks.

I found this statue under the rocks.

Pottery...on top of...wall.

I found this pottery on top of the wall.

Coins..on the bottom of sea.

I found these coins on the bottom of the sea.

Bible...on...ground.

I found this Bible on the ground.

Statue of a king...under...ground.

I found this statue of a king under the ground.

Temple...on the bottom of harbor.

I found this temple on the bottom of the harbor.

Rocks...in...water.

I found these rocks in the water.

You said you found those rocks in the water?

Well,I hope those rocks are important to archaeologists like you.

They look like plain old rocks to me.

But,of course.I'm not an archaeologist.

This is the end of Lesson Four.



n.拖,拉,牵引
  • The broken-down car was taken in tow by a lorry.那辆坏了的车由一辆货车拖着。
  • Mrs Hayes went to the supermarket with her four little children in tow.海斯太太带着她的4个小孩到超市去了。
n.暗示,信号,提示;vt.提示,暗示
  • When she coughs,it's my cue to come onto the stage.她一咳嗽,就是给我暗号出场。
  • The actor missed his cue and came onto the stage late.这演员错过了向他发出的提示,上场晚了。
n.考古学
  • She teaches archaeology at the university.她在大学里教考古学。
  • He displayed interest in archaeology.他对考古学有兴趣。
adj.地中海的;地中海沿岸的
  • The houses are Mediterranean in character.这些房子都属地中海风格。
  • Gibraltar is the key to the Mediterranean.直布罗陀是地中海的要冲。
n.陶器,陶器场
  • My sister likes to learn art pottery in her spare time.我妹妹喜欢在空余时间学习陶艺。
  • The pottery was left to bake in the hot sun.陶器放在外面让炎热的太阳烘晒焙干。
学英语单词
access manager
acquired immune deficiency syndromes
adiabatic curve
ailurophiles
amplified interpretation
Ant-Vireo
Antonia
atomic angular momentum
attachment flange
automatic bypass valve
babyishly
baitshops
Bembridae
bemeant
Blastocladiales
censor out
ciprofibrate
colour-serjeant
comb ... hair
concho-grass
crinkley
daemonophobia
Decaspermum esquirolii
Dryopteris fragrans
eaved
Europa, Pta.de
evaporator strip holder
farras
ferroprotoporphyrin
froth flotation
fuddling
full wave rectifier
genus Placuna
grease pits
half-height drive
have someone's guts for garters
Hawtrey, Mt.
holes in pattern
in-thing
indirect discrimination
indirect-arc furnace
istake measure
japao
katsuwonus pelamiss
keramite (mullite)
license plate
longbeards
lounge around
manual removal
marjayouns
meet sb halfway
methyl p-methyl benzoate
model following
mucopolysaccharide-N-acetylneuraminylhydrolase
none-kin
nonsonorous
odd moment
offskip
oil flinger
on my case
otelo
pancratic lens
Periyār R.
perpetuum mobile of the first kind
piledriver
pole jumps
product introduction
pronouncement of judgment
pulse-phase system
quarion
REA Rural Electrification Administration
recursive descent parser
scabricola ocellata
scheduling model
schlottmann
scurfy
sealing effect
secondary homonym
secondary metal
self-operated control valve
sociology departments
squeeze mouding machine
sridevi
standard hour system
statutory assignee
styrene-acrylonitrile copolymer
sufferances
taper thimble
thin-layer chromatogram
transmission-utilization ratio
trintignant
tubular(tracheal)sound
two-pence
underutilize
unheled
V and T
vapo(u)rizability
Vicia tenuifolia
wagon control computer
wire rope detector
year dot
zabras