时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

  Review One.

[00:14.89]Listen and repeat these words

[00:21.45]skyscrapers 1       palm trees

[00:29.70]sunshine          rainthe   Empier State Building the World Trade Center

[00:45.04]New York City Los Angeles the United States.

[00:56.22]New York and Los Angeles are two great American cities.

[01:01.96]Both are important cities,

[01:05.83]but they are different from each other in many ways.

[01:10.87]Listen to some words and phrases that describe some of the differences between New York and Los Angeles.

[01:19.05]Then repeat what you hear.more skyscrapers

[01:25.50]New York has more skyscrapers.more palm trees.

[01:34.64]Los Angeles has more palm trees.rain per year

[01:43.58]New York has more rain per year.

[01:48.43]sunshine per year

[01:52.40]Los Angeles has more sunshine pre year.

[01:57.86]Now you will hear two descriptions comparing these cities.

[02:03.43]New York and Los Angeles are important cities in the United States.

[02:09.80]They are also very different cities.

[02:14.24]They look different and they are different.

[02:18.79]New York is more famous than any other American city.

[02:24.43]Its skyscrapers are famous,

[02:28.27]espectially the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.

[02:34.54]Now listen to the two.descriptions again.

[02:38.98]This time,take your pencil and write what you hear.

[02:44.55]Ready?Let's begin.

[02:48.39]New York and Los Angeles are important cities in the United States.

[03:01.24]They are also very different cities.

[03:08.60]They look different and they are different.

[03:16.26]New York is more famous than any other American city.

[03:25.22]Its skyscrapers are famous,

[03:29.58]especially the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.

[03:40.81]Now listen to those descriptions one more time.

[03:45.46]This time check your paper.

[03:49.12]Correct any mistakes that you find.Ready?Let's begin.

[03:55.99]New York and Los Angeles are important cities in the Untied 2 States.

[04:02.65]They are also very different cities.

[04:07.09]They look different and they are different.

[04:12.13]New York is more famous than any other American city.

[04:18.01]Its skyscrapers are famous,

[04:22.27]espectially the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.

[04:28.83]Now use the sentences on your paper to answer the following questions.

[04:34.89]Ready?Let's begin.

[04:38.54]What cities are we comparing?New York and Los Angeles.

[04:47.40]Do New York and Los Angeles.look almost the same,or do they look different?

[04:54.77]They look different?

[04:57.93]What skyscrapers in New York are famous?

[05:02.79]The Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.

[05:08.24]Now you're going to hear some more about New York and Los Angeles.J

[05:13.81]Just listen.Life in Los Angeles is more relaxed than life in New York.

[05:21.88]The weather is better too.

[05:25.54]Buildings is Los Angeles are not as tall as building in New York.

[05:31.78]Los Angeles is more famous than New York for its traffic.

[05:37.84]Some people say that Los Angeles has more cars than people.

[05:44.32]Now listen to the sentences.Say if each sentence is true of false,

[05:51.97]After every answer that's false,you're going to haer the correct answer.

[05:58.64]Ready?Let's go.True oor false?

[06:05.40]Life is more relaxed in New York than in Los Angeles.

[06:11.85]False.Life is more relaxed in Los Angeles.

[06:17.91]The weather is better in Los Angeles than in New York.True.

[06:26.17]Buildings in Los Angeles are taller than buildings in New York.

[06:32.54]False.Buildings in New York are taller than buildings in Los Angeles.

[06:39.91]New York is more famous for its traffic than Los Angeles.

[06:46.07]False.Los Angeles is more famous for its traffic.

[06:52.24]Some people say that Los Angeles has more cars than people.True.

[07:01.38]Now you're going to ask some questions.

[07:05.46]First,I'm going to name two different things.

[07:10.21]Then you use them to make a question that starts"

[07:15.25]"Which do you like better...?"

[07:18.80]For example,I say"New York or Los Angeles?"And you say:

[07:26.85]Which do you like better,New York or Los Angeles?

[07:32.78]All right,Le's begin.New York or los Angeles.

[07:40.36]Which do you like better,New York or Los Angeles?

[07:46.10]I like New York better.I don't like Los Angeles.Rain or sunshine.

[07:55.17]Which do you like better,rain or sunshine?

[08:01.02]I like sunshine better than rain.Rain makes me sad:

[08:07.39]Small cities or big cities.

[08:12.04]Which do you like better,small cities or big cities?

[08:18.31]I like small cities better.The people are more friendly.

[08:24.16]Beaches or mountains.

[08:28.42]Which do you like better,Beaches or mountains.

[08:34.35]I like beaches better.I like to swim,but I don't like to hike.

[08:41.22]Modern cities or old cities.

[08:45.95]Which do you like better,modern cities or old cities?

[08:52.40]I like old cities better.They 're more interesting.

[08:57.86]Now listen to a paragraph about Jeff Bennett.

[09:02.72]Jeff Bennett is a young actor,

[09:06.98]He wanted a role in the new mystery show at WEFL.

[09:13.53]On the day of the interview,he was very nervous.

[09:18.99]The producer and the diretor asked him a lot of questions.

[09:24.35]They knew he didn't have much experience.

[09:29.10]but they decided 3 to take a chance on him.

[09:33.75]Jeff was thrilled to get the role.

[09:38.79]Now listen again to the paragraph.

[09:42.74]Take your pencil and write what you hear.

[09:47.31]Jeff Bennett is a young actor.

[09:51.75]He wanted a role in the new mystery show at WEFL.

[10:04.21]On the day of the interview,he was very nervous.

[10:14.48]The producer and the director asked him a lot of questions.

[10:23.33]They knew he didn't have much experience,

[10:31.38]but they decided to take a chance on him.

[10:38.46]Jeff was thrilled to get the role.

[10:45.72]Now listen and check your paper as you hear the paragraph again.

[10:51.57]Jeff Bennett is a young actor.

[10:56.90]He wanted a role in the new mystery show at WEFL.

[11:02.96]On the day of the interview,he was very nervous.

[11:08.13]The producer and the director asked him a lot of questions.

[11:13.49]They knew he didn't have much wcperience,

[11:17.93]but they edcided to take a chance on him.

[11:22.79]Jeff was thrilled to get the role.

[11:27.15]This is the end of Rewiew One.



1 skyscrapers
n.摩天大楼
  • A lot of skyscrapers in Manhattan are rising up to the skies. 曼哈顿有许多摩天大楼耸入云霄。
  • On all sides, skyscrapers rose like jagged teeth. 四周耸起的摩天大楼参差不齐。
2 untied
松开,解开( untie的过去式和过去分词 ); 解除,使自由; 解决
  • Once untied, we common people are able to conquer nature, too. 只要团结起来,我们老百姓也能移山倒海。
  • He untied the ropes. 他解开了绳子。
3 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。
学英语单词
Abelian equation
Acer trifidum H. et A.
Aesopical
agreed submission of case
amorphous cellulose
amphibolite
antiorgastic
arabicus
argyreia formosana
artificial arm
block row
budget line
capponi
Chlor-fluorpaptite
chopped photocurrent
chungtae-do (chungdae-do )
cold dyeing
collar head screw
concentual
consumer city
counterargued
Cryptocrinus
customer evaluation
Dawk.
designing reliable software
detection circle
dichlamydeous flower
dictionaryof idioms
disemboweler
Ductalloy
earings
engrace
ethyl aluminum dichloride
exchange of kinetic energy
faunlet
ferrograph analyzer
fibre distribution box
floied
gas purger
geodetic position
hauynolite
heat emitter
hemipelagic region
intersity modulated beam
iris abscess
jaywalk
kataclasite
Lambert's Bay
lava field
loop-battery pulsing
Mackenzie's amputation
Manila rope paper
minor element
neutral sulfitation process
non-quasi-static
odd leg callipers
offpeak
oil proof compound
perkerson
phosphofructaldolase
phosphuretted hydrogen
physical system
picture phone set
pip echo
Piscis Australis
Pocono Pines
power utilization index(PUI)
prairie golden asters
processor error interrupt
protein engineering
protractible
rathered
retroperitoneal hamorrhage
roll former
salmon-coloureds
saturda
sbt
scannability
scooped basin
segment (in computer programming)
semidomes
shaped pressure squeeze board
skute
subboard
sugar refinery
sulfolipid(e)
tackle block
task involvement
taxonomic hierarchies
thiodiglycol
town sewage
tricorporate
trip signal
turbo-blower
two-pick corduroy
vascular tunic of eye (vascular coat of eye)
waste receptacle
well-nodulated root system
Wytham
Zapata mustache
zipped file