时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

Lesson Three.Hello,Sam.

[00:16.09]You need a piece of paper and a pencil for this lesson.

[00:21.37]Now let's say all twelve months.Listen and repeat.

[00:27.53]January    February

[00:35.79]March   April

[00:43.65]May   June

[00:51.30]July   August

[00:58.78]September   October

[01:05.83]November   December

[01:12.80]Here are some questions for you,Sam.

[01:18.05]Waht month is it now?Name a winter month.How about a summer month?

[01:29.60]What's your favorite month,Sam?Really?

[01:37.15]John is making dinner for Susan.Just listen.

[01:43.31]I need some onions,Susan.They're over there,I think.

[01:49.58]Which ones do you want?  Those small white ones...over there.

[01:55.64]Oh,I see them.How many do you want?  Three or four.Thanks.

[02:03.79]Mmmm!Smells delicious!  It's my special marinara sauce.

[02:11.66]Now some pronunciation practice.Listen and repeat.

[02:18.81]I need some

[02:22.65]I need some onions.

[02:27.51]Which ones      do you want

[02:35.09]Which ones do you want?

[02:40.05]I need an onion.

[02:44.60]which one

[02:49.14]Which one do you want?

[02:54.11]I say,"I need some onions."And you say...

[03:00.95]Which ones do you want?

[03:04.48]I say,"I need some onions."And you say...

[03:10.96]Which ones do you want?

[03:14.51]It's easy,Sam.But remember the  rule about singular and plural 1 countable 2 items.

[03:23.65]Ready?Let's go.I need some onions.

[03:30.60]Which ones do you want?  I need an onion.

[03:37.84]Which one do you want?   I'd like an apple,please.

[03:45.88]Which one do you want?  I'd like some of those tomatoes,please.

[03:54.63]Which ones do you want?  Give me a banana,please.

[04:02.81]Which one do you want?   Give me one of those peaches,please.

[04:10.96]Which one do you want?  Can I have a cookie?   Which one do you want?

[04:20.52]That was easy,wasn't it? Now,take a pencil and a piece of paper,Sam.Ready?

[04:30.50]Here's the list of ingredients you need for John's speciao marinara sauce.

[04:37.86]Write the list.OK?Let's begin.  You need oil,good oil.    Oil.OK.

[04:49.83]Garlic,a lot of garlic.It's good for you.

[04:56.28]OK,you need a lot of garlic.And then?   Red pepoper.

[05:04.54]Why red pepper?  Red pepper's hot.You need just a little.

[05:11.90]OK.Oil,garlic,red pepper.What else?   Salt.OK.

[05:26.35]Then onions,white onions.

[05:30.92]Excuse me,Sam.How do you spell onions?That's o-n-i-o-n-s.

[05:44.08]Thanks,Sam.  Then you need basil,fresh basil.

[05:50.75]Fresh b-a-s-i-l,basil.And?   Carrots.

[06:03.10]Carrots.Yes.What else?

[06:09.35]After carrots comes tomato paste.Good Italian tomato paste.

[06:16.79]OK,tomato paste.  Then you need tomatoes.Fresh,ripe tomatoes in season.

[06:26.35]Just a minute....t-o-m-a-t-o-e-s, tomatoes.Then?

[06:40.40]That's all.Oil,garlic,red pepper,salt,onions,

[06:55.06]fresh basil,carrots,tomato paste,and tipe tomatoes.

[07:08.12]But wait a minute!We don't know how many tomatoes John needs or how much oil.

[07:17.68]Sam!You ask John"How much"and"How many."I say,"Oil".And you say...

[07:29.75]How much oil do you need.John?  I say."Tomatoes."And you say...

[07:38.40]How many tomatoes do you need,John?

[07:42.84]Remember the difference between countable and uncountable items.

[07:50.20]Are you ready?Let's begin.Oil.

[07:57.26]How much oil do you need,John?

[08:02.82]You need three tablespoons of oil.  Garlic.

[08:08.99]How much garlic do you need,John?

[08:14.03]You need four tablespoons of garlic.  Red pepper.

[08:21.19]How much red pepper do you need,John?

[08:26.83]Just one teaspoon 3.  Salt.

[08:32.39]How much salt do you need,John?  Again,one teaspoon.   Onions.

[08:41.25]How many onions do you need,John?

[08:46.99]You need three small white onions.   Fresh basil.

[08:54.73]How much fresh basil do you need,John?  Three tablespoons.  Carrots


[09:04.60]How many carrots do you need,John?  You need one carrot.   Tomato paste.

[09:15.05]How much tomato paste do you need,John?

[09:21.71]Just one can.   Tomatoes.

[09:26.99]How many tomatoes do you need,John?  Four ripe tomatoes.

[09:35.14]That was great,Sam.Now you too can make John's special marinara sauce.

[09:43.39]But what about the spaghetti,John?How do you make the spaghetti?

[09:50.55]Oh,you can buy the spaghetti at the supermarket.

[09:55.70]Thanks,John.That's all,Sam.

[10:01.36]And this is the end of Lesson Three.



1 plural
n.复数;复数形式;adj.复数的
  • Most plural nouns in English end in's '.英语的复数名词多以s结尾。
  • Here you should use plural pronoun.这里你应该用复数代词。
2 countable
adj.可数的,可以计算的
  • The word "person" is a countable noun.person这个词是个可数名词。
  • Countable nouns have singular and plural forms.可数名词有单数和复数之分。
3 teaspoon
n.茶匙
  • Add one teaspoon of sugar.加一小茶匙糖。
  • I need a teaspoon to stir my tea.我需要一把茶匙搅一搅茶。
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