时间:2018-12-07 作者:英语课 分类:教你怎么听


英语课
Unit Four Location and direction
[00:06.56]Number 1 Listen and write as much infor information in the table as you can.
[00:13.35]Bart:Well,Robin,this seems like a really nice school you're -er-working in.
[00:19.62]Robin:Mm,I like it,I must say.Yes,it's very modem 1 and comfortable.
[00:25.08]Bart:Yeah,listen,where-er-where are the classrooms?
[00:30.12]Robin:They're on the first floor.In face if you go up the main staircase and turn right...
[00:37.41]Bart:Yeah..
[00:38.27]Robin:All those classrooms are on the landing.
[00:41.27]Bart:Oh,I see,you have-er-what,seven or eight classrooms?
[00:46.58]Robin:Mm,eight classrooms.
[00:49.03]Bart:Eight classrooms,yeah.And-er-what about the floor above?...Um,I noticed there was...
[00:57.36]Robin:Yes,we have a few students who live in,in residence.and those rooms there are for students who live in.
[01:04.89]Bart:Right.
[01:06.69]Robin:And-er-we also have a few smaller rooms for private tuition.that sort of thing.
[01:11.94]Bart:On the top floor.
[01:14.00]Robin:Yes,on the top floor.
[01:16.96]Bart:Right,and what about eating,they must-if they...if they live in the building?
[01:23.77]Robin:That's right downstais.At the bottom of the stairs you go through a door
[01:29.16]and opposite that door there is a dining hall,
[01:32.03]that's where they have their lunch.And beside that there's a little bar...
[01:36.78]Bart:Ah!
[01:38.48]Robin:...which we use during social occasions.
[01:41.72]Bart:So you have parties at th school?
[01:45.12]Robin:That's right,in he dining hall nomally and it's quite pleasant,good atmosphere.
[01:50.21]Bart:That's nice,What about-um-where do they study?
[01:55.38]Robin:Well,in the classrooms,obviously,but also we have a library.
[02:00.03]Bart:Yeah,where's that?
[02:02.46]Robin:Um-you go through this staffroom we're sitting in now...
[02:06.28]Bart:Yeah.
[02:07.37]Robin:...and turn right,just beside th listening centre.
[02:11.50]Number 2 Look at the map below,Three people-Mark,Jerry and Max-will describe how they went to the museum.
[02:22.47]Draw an arrow to show how each person got there.
[02:26.57]1)A:Mark,how did you get to the museum?
[02:32.14]B:I took the underground from Wynn Street to Low Street.
[02:36.76]Then I just walked across from the Low Street station to the museum.
[02:40.84]2)A:Jerry,how did you go to the museum.
[02:43.87]B:I took the Church Street bus,It tums from Hall Street into Church Street.
[02:49.59]I got off th bus at the corner of Church Street and Low Street and walked to the museum.
[02:48.59]3)A:Max,how did you get to the museum?
[02:52.04]B:I drove my car alongt Hall Street and parked it behind the church.
[02:56.66]Then I walked over to the museum.
[02:59.64]Number 3 Look at the map below.You willhear four pwople asking the way to four differernt places on the map.
[03:08.88]The places are marked with letter.
[03:12.04]Listen and write down the place each person is asking about and which letter it is on the map.
[03:19.18]Notice that the people are standing 2 in High Street,at the spot marked"YOU ARE HERE".
[03:25.76]Tony:Excuse me.How do you get to the cathedral?
[03:30.36]Betty:It you carry straight along this road,go through the crossroads and turn right into Bromley Street,
[03:37.02]you go through one set of traffic lights and then,
[03:40.26]if you turn left at the second set of traffic lights into Orchard 3 Street and it's just a little way along there.
[03:46.42]Tom:Thank you.
[03:48.83]Deborah:Excuse me.Could you tell me how to get to Trinity Hotel please?
[03:52.53]Susan:Yes,you walk straight up this road till you come to a T-junction and yu turn right into Bromley Street.
[04:00.87]You carry on up Bromley Street till you get to the traffic lights.
[04:04.60]Then over,straight over the main road,which is Orchard Street.
[04:09.33]Carry on until you go over the river and take the second turning on the right,
[04:14.63]which is Trinity Road,and Trinity Hotel is just on the right.
[04:20.07]Deborah:Thank you very much.
[04:23.10]Dianne:I wonder ifyou could help me.I'm lookingfor the park.
[04:27.70]Frank:The park?Just a moment.Er,yes.That's up on eh Embankment.
[04:34.23]Yes,you turn-go straight on down here,turn left into Park Road.
[04:40.97]Carry straight along Park Road,you'll come to a makor crossroad with traffic lights.
[04:46.69]Carry on straight over,past a church on your left-hand side,over th river.
[04:53.09]Take the first on the left over theh river and you'll find the park on you left-hand side.
[04:59.28]Dianne:First on the left over th river,Right you are then.Thanks very much indeed.
[05:05.05]Frank:Thank you.You're welcome.
[05:07.11]Peter:Excuse me.I wonder id yo could help me.
[05:12.63]Could you tell me how to get to the,to the river for-er-one of these boat trips you have in this city?
[05:19.94]Nancy:Er yes.Er,now let me think.
[05:23.08]Er,the best way would probably be to go to Bromley Street,turn right,walk up until you see Merchant Street,
[05:31.93]keep going up to the next intersection 4 and you'll see Orchard Street.
[05:36.50]Peter:Sorry,the first one is,is Bromley Street?
[05:40.42]Nancy:Yes,when you see Bromley Street,turn right,to the next intersection you'll see Merchant Street,
[05:58.13]and keep on the same road and then you'll come up tho Orchard Street.
[06:02.81]Now you,you're still on Bromley Road,
[06:05.60]so keep on walking up and the next intersection on you right
[06:09.26]there should be a sign saying River Trips and that is on the Embankment Road.
[06:14.67]Peter:OK,Thank you very much.
[06:17.15]Nancy:That's all right.
[06:18.27]Number 4 Look at the map below,Listen to Robert telling Tom what he did last night and where he went.
[06:30.50]Write down the places he visited in correct order.
[06:34.49]Gill:What did you do after work yesterday?
[06:38.62]Robert:Ah,well,erm.oh,i went for a drink in the pub opposite the car-park where I keep,er,
[06:45.34]where I keep the car,and I ran into Jane and Tom.
[06:48.52]And,er.after a bit we decided 5 we'd go an have some dinner together.
[06:53.22]Gill:Oh,Where abuts 6 did you go?
[06:55.45]Robert:Well,we went down to Oswald Drive and,er,tried that restaurant beside the bank,but it was full.
[07:03.96]So we went down the other end of the Drive and,er,went into that other restaurant down there.
[07:09.86]Gill:Oh,I know.What was the food like there?
[07:13.68]Robert:Well,it's good food but it's very expensive.
[07:17.60]Gill:Oh.
[07:18.41]Robert:And after dinner,anyway,we decided to go to the cinema.
[07:22.56]We couldn't make up our minds which one to,which,which film to go and see.
[07:28.05]There was a horror film on at,er,the de Havilland Cinema and,er,a comedy at the other one.
[07:34.32]Gill:So which one did you end up at?
[07:36.88]Robert:Well,finally,finally we went to the horror film.It was,er,it was horrid 7.
[07:42.54]Gill:Oh,I know,I've seen it.Quite a good film thugh,isn't it?
[07:45.97]Robert:Well yes,but Jane didn't like it.
[07:48.40]She came out,she said she was desperate for a drink so we went into the pub
[07:52.60]and then finally I drove,drove them home.
[07:55.79]Number 5 You will hear three people telling you how to get to their homes,
[08:02.37]Listen and make notes on what you hear.
[08:05.95]Anne:Erm,well,if you go,er,to Kilburn,
[08:12.30]then you come out of the tube station and turn left and then you're on the main High Road.
[08:17.86]Erm,and you carry on-just go straight down the High Road and take the second on the left
[08:24.13]and it's about half way down.
[08:26.69]Jane:Well,you turn right as you come out of tube station and carry on down,
[08:33.06]and then turn right at the Kentucky Fried Chicken,and then just carry on down to the end of the road.
[08:40.12]Sally:You turn right up Tottenham Cout Road and you go-keep going to the top of Tottenham Court Road,
[08:49.16]cross over the traffic lights at the top.
[08:51.61]Go straight on and when you come into Camden High Street,
[08:55.90]you take th fish-I think it's the firsh-truning on the left at traffic lights.


1 modem
n.调制解调器
  • Does your computer have a modem?你的电脑有调制解调器吗?
  • Provides a connection to your computer via a modem.通过调制解调器连接到计算机上。
2 standing
n.持续,地位;adj.永久的,不动的,直立的,不流动的
  • After the earthquake only a few houses were left standing.地震过后只有几幢房屋还立着。
  • They're standing out against any change in the law.他们坚决反对对法律做任何修改。
3 orchard
n.果园,果园里的全部果树,(美俚)棒球场
  • My orchard is bearing well this year.今年我的果园果实累累。
  • Each bamboo house was surrounded by a thriving orchard.每座竹楼周围都是茂密的果园。
4 intersection
n.交集,十字路口,交叉点;[计算机] 交集
  • There is a stop sign at an intersection.在交叉路口处有停车标志。
  • Bridges are used to avoid the intersection of a railway and a highway.桥用来避免铁路和公路直接交叉。
5 decided
adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的
  • This gave them a decided advantage over their opponents.这使他们比对手具有明显的优势。
  • There is a decided difference between British and Chinese way of greeting.英国人和中国人打招呼的方式有很明显的区别。
6 abuts
v.(与…)邻接( abut的第三人称单数 );(与…)毗连;接触;倚靠
  • His land abuts onto a road. 他的土地紧靠公路。
  • This piece of land abuts on a street. 这块土地毗连着一条街。 来自《简明英汉词典》
7 horrid
adj.可怕的;令人惊恐的;恐怖的;极讨厌的
  • I'm not going to the horrid dinner party.我不打算去参加这次讨厌的宴会。
  • The medicine is horrid and she couldn't get it down.这种药很难吃,她咽不下去。
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