时间:2018-12-15 作者:英语课 分类:SBS朗文国际英语教程 练习册 1


英语课

B.LISTENING

[00:08.39]Listen to the story.Put the number under the correct picture.

[00:16.04]Everybody in my family is sick today.

[00:20.90]My parents are sick.

[00:24.56]1.My father has a stomachache.

[00:30.20]2.My mother has a backache.

[00:35.66]My brother and my sister are sick,too.

[00:40.41]3.My sister Alice has an earche.

[00:46.37]4.My brother David has a toothache.

[00:52.32]My grandparents are also sick.

[00:56.76]5.My grandmother has a cold.

[01:02.41]6.My grandfather has a sore throat 1.

[01:08.57]7.Even my dog is sick!He has a fever!

[01:16.02]Yes,everybody in my family is sick today...everybody except me!

[01:24.06]How do I feel today?

[01:27.59]8.I feel fine!

[01:32.26]C.GRAMMARRAP:What's the Matter?

[01:42.82]Listen.Then clap 2 and practice.

[01:48.25]A.What's the matter with you?

[01:55.80]B.I have a headache. What's the matter with YOU?

[02:02.04]A.I have a cold.

[02:05.70]A.What's the matter with him?

[02:14.16]B.He has a toothache. What's the matter with HER?

[02:20.36]A.She has a cold.

[02:24.40]A.What's the matter with Mary?

[02:32.95]B.She has an earache 3.What's the matter with BILL?

[02:38.98]A.He has a very bad cold.

[02:43.94]A.What's the matter with Fred?

[02:51.31]B.He has a backache. Wha's the matter with ANNE?

[02:57.55]A.She has an awful

[03:02.31]A.What's the matter with Jane?

[03:10.07]B.She has a stomachache. What's the matter with PAUL?

[03:16.13]A.He has a terrible cold.

[03:20.88]A.What's the matter with the students?

[03:28.54]B.They have sore throats 4.

[03:32.79]What's the matter with the teachers?

[03:36.92]A.They have terrible colds.

[03:40.89]They have terrible terrible colds!

[03:53.33]F.LISTENING

[04:01.66]Listen and circle the correct answer.

[04:06.94]Example 1:I study.

[04:12.21]Example 2:I played cards.

[04:17.78]1.I planted flowers.

[04:23.24]2.I shave 5.

[04:27.78]3.I cried.

[04:32.54]4.I typed.

[04:37.21]5.I work.

[04:41.65]6.I shouted.

[04:46.33]7.I clean.

[04:51.08]8.I studied.

[04:55.52]9.I fixed 6 my car.

[05:00.70]10.I paint.

[05:05.06]11.I smile.

[05:09.92]12.I cooked.

[05:14.46]J.GRAMMARRAP:What Did They Do?

[05:24.73]Listen.Then clap and practice.

[05:30.40]A.What did you do today?

[05:37.16]B.I washed my floors.

[05:41.00]A.Your floors? B.Yes!

[05:44.37]B.I washed my floors all day!

[05:48.92]A.What did Mark do today?

[05:55.79]B.He cleaned his house.

[05:59.92]A.His house? B.Yes!

[06:03.55]B.He cleaned his house all day!

[06:07.91]A.What did Pam do today?

[06:15.17]B.She painted her porch 7.

[06:19.01]A.Her porch? B.Yes!

[06:22.35]B.She painted her porch all day!

[06:27.19]A.What did they do today?

[06:34.14]B.They sang some songs.

[06:38.39]A.Some songs? B.Yes!

[06:41.87]B.They sang some songs all day



1 throat
n.咽喉,喉咙;咽喉状的部分;嗓音,嗓门
  • A fish bone sticks in his throat.鱼刺卡在他的嗓子里。
  • He has a sore throat.他患了喉炎。
2 clap
n.拍手声,霹雳声;v.鼓掌,轻拍
  • Let's give her a big clap.我们给她用力鼓掌。
  • She gives him a clap on the back.她在他的背上拍了一下。
3 earache
n.耳朵痛
  • I have been having an earache for about a week.我的耳朵已经痛了一个星期了。
  • I've had an earache for the past few days.我耳痛好几天了。
4 throats
n.咽喉( throat的名词复数 );颈;有…喉咙的;嗓子…的
  • The two merchants cut each other's throats in their business competition. 这两个商人在商业竞争中自相残杀。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The parents are complaining that some unpopular subjects are being pushed down the students' throats. 家长们抱怨学校强迫学生学一些不受欢迎的学科。 来自《简明英汉词典》
5 shave
n.修面,刮胡子,幸免,剃刀;vt.修面,剃,修剪,掠过;vi.刮脸,擦过
  • He had a shave before he went out.他外出前刮了脸。
  • I usually shave at seven in the morning.我通常早上7点刮脸。
6 fixed
adj.固定的,不变的,准备好的;(计算机)固定的
  • Have you two fixed on a date for the wedding yet?你们俩选定婚期了吗?
  • Once the aim is fixed,we should not change it arbitrarily.目标一旦确定,我们就不应该随意改变。
7 porch
n.门廊,入口处,走廊,游廊
  • There are thousands of pages of advertising on our porch.有成千上万页广告堆在我们的门廊上。
  • The porch is supported by six immense pillars.门廊由六根大柱子支撑着。
学英语单词
6-asa-UMP
abnormal child
Anthony of Kiev
anti-separatist
at a loose end
automatic signalling
ax-tree
basked planting
big tree
bollard bolometer
Bordj Messouda
BWYV
calomel radiometer
case oils
chilocarcinoma
clayton-smith
continuous single fillet welding
degenerate inequality
digitalyzer
dolerocypria leizhouensis
double armouring
effusive beam sourse
error-free running
existential proposition
expediences
extent of power
extenuators
femtobarns
finrots
Francis Ferdinand
free burning coal
gauge pressure sensor
gebang palm
generalized-quantifiers
gentrify
heat-shock puff
hudson hoaglands
hydrocephalis
irarsite
Jamcracker
jump onto
jumped-up
Kandersteg
keep one's mouth shut
kerno
kundaite
labour force
leatherwork
lecture sheets
leperhead
leveling box
lipsalve
Lisyanskogo, Poluostrov
lowkey
make up deficit
mandibular hypoplasia
manucaption
media error
michelman
minivectors
modulation rise
moulding mixture
narrowleaf firethorn
native Australian
northern pacific oscillation (npo)
out of sympathy
overrestoration
photochemical initation
physician reviewer
piston type air compressor
pranced
predeliberating
prejudications
propellant container
punctiliosity
Qbuffer
rational fraction interpolation
reaction threshold
Records of Engagement and Discharge
religious observance
remote resource
repairing materials
resistance-capacitance generator
riverfield
scantlings plan
semilunar membrane
sensitivity to causative agent code
server computer
shepherd moons
single headed stud
slop room
sprocket for multiple chain
stationary cataract
straight bobbin
swissing calender
tape automatic checkout equipment
TBPA
the finishing touch
toilet roll
under false colours
vesterer
which-a-way