时间:2018-12-13 作者:英语课 分类:广州小学五年级 (下) 课本(2005)


英语课

  [00:08.59]VOCABULARY

[00:11.83]its                 whale               blue whale          land

[00:17.76]它的                鲸                  蓝鲸                陆地

[00:23.69]on land             dinosaur 1            metre               weigh

[00:29.87]在陆地上            恐龙                米                  称...重量

[00:36.05]over                ton 2

[00:39.03]越过                吨

[00:42.00]Dialogue

[00:44.75]1 Look and listen.Then read and act in groups.

[00:52.90]Are elephants the biggest animals in the world,Miss White?

[00:59.25]No.Blue whales are biggest animals in the world.

[01:04.99]Elephants are the biggest animals on land.

[01:10.03]Which is bigger,a blue whale or a dinosaur?

[01:15.81]A blue whale is bigger than a dinosaur,I think.

[01:21.87]A blue whale can be more than thirty metres long and weighs over 150 tons 3.

[01:30.33]What do whales eat?

[01:34.38]Well,some whales have teeth and eat large animals.

[01:40.55]Some whales have no teeth and eat only small fish and plants in water.

[01:48.28]A blue whale eats four tons of food each day. Wow!

[01:55.23]I'd like to see a whale.

[01:59.17]You can see one at our park.

[02:04.50]What?We can see whakes at the park?

[02:10.06]Blue whales live in the sea.

[02:14.79]But we can see the whale's bones in our park.

[02:20.67]Are elephants the biggest animals in the world,Miss White?

[02:32.22]No.Blue whales are biggest animals in the world.

[02:44.88]Elephants are the biggest animals on land.

[02:54.34]Which is bigger,a blue whale or a dinosaur?

[03:05.39]A blue whale is bigger than a dinosaur,I think.

[03:16.94]A blue whale can be more than thirty metres long and weighs over 150 tons.

[03:35.82]What do whales eat?

[03:41.99]Well,some whales have teeth and eat large animals.

[03:54.95]Some whales have no teeth and eat only small fish and plants in water.

[04:11.72]A blue whale eats four tons of food each day. Wow!

[04:25.98]I'd like to see a whale.

[04:33.14]You can see one at our park.

[04:40.87]What?We can see whakes at the park?

[04:51.13]Blue whales live in the sea.

[04:58.87]But we can see the whale's bones in our park.



1 dinosaur
n.恐龙
  • Are you trying to tell me that David was attacked by a dinosaur?你是想要告诉我大卫被一支恐龙所攻击?
  • He stared at the faithful miniature of the dinosaur.他凝视著精确的恐龙缩小模型。
2 ton
n.吨,货物体积,容积单位
  • Yesterday I bought a ton of coal.昨天我买了一吨煤。
  • This car can carry a load of 1 ton.这辆汽车能载一吨重。
3 tons
adv.非常n.吨( ton的名词复数 );大量;许多;(尤指)每小时 100 英里的速度
  • We gave them two tons over and above the amount agreed to. 除了洽定的数量,我们还多给了他们两吨。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The river is navigable by vessels of up to 90 tons. 90 吨以下的船只可以从这条河通过。 来自《简明英汉词典》
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