时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:大学体验英语听说教程


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Unit 12  Not enough money


Vocabulary Task
Answers/Script 1

1.     I’m saving 2 money so that I can go to Europe.


2.     I can’t afford to buy the clothes I really like.


3.     The prices in this shop are way too high.


4.     We spend too much money every month.


5.     We need to make a budget.


6.     How much does this car cost?


7.     I earn a lot of money in my new job at the TV station.


8.     How much is the rent for this apartment?


Listening Task
1 First Listening
Answers

1.     to buy concert tickets


2.     to buy a new car


3.     for rent (for an apartment)


4.     to buy a jacket


2 Second Listening
Answers

1.     $80


2.     $23,000


3.     $900 a month


4.     600 Hong Kong dollars or about 100 US dollars


Script

1. A:   I need to earn some money fast. I want to get tickets for the Deep Fish concert next month.


   B:    Me, too. But I don’t have any money saved up.


    A:      Hmm. Dad, can we borrow 80 dollars? Dad: What?


2. A:    We need to get a car this year. I like this Toyota, but it’s $23.000.


    B:   Ahhh. We need to save some money.


    A:    I don’t know what to cut down on. We need to make a budget.


3. A:    Did you find a new


    B:    Yeah, but I can’t afford to live there. The rent is too high.


    A:    How much is it?


    B:    It’s $900 a month. I need a higher salary to live there.


4. A:    This is a great jacket, but look at the price! It’s way too expensive. $600!


    B:    No, wait. It’s pretty reasonable. You’re thinking in US dollars, not Hong Kong dollars. It’s only about 100 US dollars.


    A:      You’re right.


Real World Listening
1 Predict 3
2 Get the main ideas
Answers
A bagel & coffee:                   $2.75

A train ticket:                   $3.50


Lunch:                   $6.00


A movie ticket:                   $7.50


Popcorn 4 & drink:                   $4.50 ($3.00 popcorn) +


                   $1.50 (medium drink)


Taxi ride:                   $8.00 (fare)


Note: Sarah gives him a 10-dollar bill and says, “Thanks. Good night.” We can infer 5 that she gave him a $2.00 tip. However, accept either $8.00 or $10.00


Total = $32.25 ($8.00 fare) or $34.25 ($10.00 fare)


Script

Sarah: Good morning. I’d like a large coffee and a bagel.


Clerk: That’ll be $2.75


                  ***


Sarah: Let’s see. The fare to downtown is $3.50. can I have one ticket to downtown?


Clerk: That’s $3.50


                  ***


Sarah: Hmm. The lunch special today is pizza with a small salad and a drink for $6.00. I think I’ll get that.


Friend: That’s a good deal. $6.00. I’ll get that, too.


                  ***


Sarah: I’d like a ticket for the 8’oclock show.


Clerk: That’s $7.50


                  ***


Sarah: Let’s get something to eat during the movie. I didn’t eat dinner. Hmm. What do they have? Hmm. A small popcorn is $3.00 and a medium drink is $1.50. I guess I want that.


                  ***


Sarah: Let’s take a taxi home. It’s so late…and I’m so tired. Taxi!


Sarah: Please let us off at 56th and Broadway.


Driver: Sure. ***


Driver: Here you go.


Sarah: How much is the fare?


Driver: It’s $8.00


Sarah: Here’s a ten. Thanks. Goodnight.


 



1 script
n.剧本,广播稿;文字体系;笔迹,手迹
  • It's easy to identify his script.他的笔迹容易辨认。
  • The script is massaged into final form.这篇稿子经过修改已定稿。
2 saving
n.节省,节约;[pl.]储蓄金,存款
  • Energy saving is term strategic policy of our country.节约能源是我国长期的战略国策。
  • Old-fashioned housewives were usually very saving.旧时的家庭主妇通常都很节俭。
3 predict
v.预知,预言,预报
  • It's hard to predict how things will turn out.很难预测事情会变成怎么样。
  • I cannot predict when to meet her again.我无法预测什么时候会再见到她。
4 popcorn
n.爆米花
  • I like to eat popcorn when I am watching TV play at home.当我在家观看电视剧时,喜欢吃爆米花。
  • He still stood behind his cash register stuffing his mouth with popcorn.他仍站在收银机后,嘴里塞满了爆米花。
5 infer
vt.推论,推断;猜想
  • People usually infer an unknown fact from a known fact.人们通常从已知的事实中推断未知的事实。
  • From your smile I infer that you're pleased.从你的笑容,我断定你很高兴。
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