时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

  Welcome back.Lesson Twelve.

[00:-1.00]Complete these sentences.First listen to the example.

[00:-2.00]Diana and Tony decided 1 to help solve...

[00:-3.00]The murder.   No repeat.

[00:-4.00]Diana and Tony    decided to help solve the murder.

[00:-5.00]OK,ready?Complete this sentence.

[00:-6.00]Tony took a picture of... The Stamford Treaty.

[00:-7.00]Now repeat.

[00:-8.00]Tony took a picture of the Stamford Treaty.

[00:-9.00]OK.Complete the sentence.

[00:10.00]The treaty is worth...  A fortune.

[00:11.00]Now repeat.   The treaty is worth a fortune.

[00:12.00]Complete this sentence.

[00:13.00]Tony thought there was a connection between the treaty and...

[00:14.00]The killer 2.    Right.Repeat.

[00:15.00]Tony thought there was a connection between the treaty and the killer.

[00:16.00]Very good!Next sentence.

[00:17.00]Diana heard a noise and saw...

[00:18.00]A stranger.    Now repeat.

[00:19.00]Diana heard a noise and saw a stranger.

[00:20.00]You're doing great.Let's continue.

[00:21.00]Victor Chapman is...  An art dealer 3.

[00:22.00]OK.Repeat. Victor Chapman is an art dealer.

[00:23.00]Complete this sentence.

[00:24.00]He wants to buy.... Indian objects.

[00:25.00]Now repeat.

[00:26.00]Indian objects.

[00:27.00]He wants to buy Indian objects.

[00:28.00]Next sentences.

[00:29.00]Tony thinks the treaty in the drawer is...  A fake 4.

[00:30.00]Now repeat the sentence.

[00:31.00]Tony thinks    the treaty

[00:32.00]in the drawer is    a fake.

[00:33.00]Tony thinks the treaty in the drawer is a fake.

[00:34.00]Complete this sentence.

[00:35.00]On the night of the Murder,Philip Tate was...

[00:36.00]At home.   Good!Repeat.

[00:37.00]On the night   of the murder.

[00:38.00]Philip Tate was at home.

[00:39.00]On the night of the murder,Philip Tate was at home.

[00:40.00]Excellent!Now we're going to review irregular verbs in the past tense.

[00:41.00]First,listen and repeat these irregular verbs in the simple form and past tense.

[00:42.00]come    came        give   gave

[00:43.00]take    took        think   thought

[00:44.00]leave   left        hear    heard

[00:45.00]see     saw         go      went

[00:46.00]steal   stole       put     put

[00:47.00]Fine.Now answer the following questions with a complete sentence,like this:

[00:48.00]Did Diana and Tony go to the museum or to the library?

[00:49.00]They went to the museum.

[00:50.00]Do you understand?Good.You do it now.

[00:51.00]Did Diana and Tony go to the museum or to the library?

[00:52.00]They went to the museum.

[00:53.00]Did Ben give everything to the museum or to the police?

[00:54.00]He gave eveyrthing to the museum.

[00:55.00]Did Tony take a picture of the treaty or of the museum?

[00:56.00]He took a picture of the treaty.

[00:57.00]Did Tony leave the museum or the school?

[00:58.00]He left the museum.

[00:59.00]Who heard a noise,Diana or Tony?

[-1:00.00]Diana heard a noise.

[-1:-1.00]Did she see a stranger in the hallway or in the hospital?

[-1:-2.00]She saw a stranger in the hallway.

[-1:-3.00]Did the lights go on or off?

[-1:-4.00]They went off.

[-1:-5.00]Did Philip steal the treaty or the Indian objects?

[-1:-6.00]He stole the treaty.

[-1:-7.00]Did he put a real document or a fake in the drawer?

[-1:-8.00]He put a fake in the drawer.

[-1:-9.00]OK!Very good.Finally,

[-1:10.00]let's go over some of the auxiliaries 5 you've learned in the last few lessons.

[-1:11.00]First,let's review what each of the auxiliaries means.

[-1:12.00]Listen and repeat.

[-1:13.00]Should means"to advise." Must means"it's necessary."

[-1:14.00]Mustn't means"it's prohibited."

[-1:15.00]Have to means"it's necessary."

[-1:16.00]Don't have to means"it's not necessary.

[-1:17.00]Had better means"to warn".

[-1:18.00]Can means"be able to."

[-1:19.00]Could means"it's possible."

[-1:20.00]Couldn't means"it's not possible."

[-1:21.00]Let's or Why don't we means"to suggest."

[-1:22.00]Now make sentences with appropriate auxiliaries.

[-1:23.00]Listen to this example.Advise a friend to study tonight.

[-1:24.00]You should study tonight.

[-1:25.00]Now you try it.Tell a friend that it's necessary to study tonight.

[-1:26.00]You should study tonight.

[-1:27.00]Good!"You have to study tonight"is also correct.

[-1:28.00]Now tell a friend that it's prohibited to smoke here.

[-1:29.00]You mustn't smoke here.

[-1:30.00]OK.Next,warn a friend not to drink and drive.

[-1:31.00]You'd better not drink and drive.

[-1:32.00]Very good.Now tell a friend that it's impossible for her to

[-1:33.00]know the answer to that question.

[-1:34.00]You couldn't know the answer to that question.

[-1:35.00]Next,tell a friend that it's not necessary to put his name on the form.

[-1:36.00]You don't have to put your name on the form.

[-1:37.00]Tell you friend that it's possible for her to talk to the teacher.

[-1:38.00]You could talk to the teacher.

[-1:39.00]OK.Now tell a friend that he is able to come in now.

[-1:40.00]You can come in now.

[-1:41.00]Now suggest that you and your friend take a walk.

[-1:42.00]Let's take a walk.

[-1:43.00]"Why don't we take a walk?"is also correct.

[-1:44.00]This time,advise a friend to buy a new alarm clock.

[-1:45.00]You should buy a new alarm clock.

[-1:46.00]Now tell a friend that it's now possible for her to be hungry.

[-1:47.00]You couldn't be hungry.

[-1:48.00]Warn a friend to lock the door.

[-1:49.00]You'd better lock the door.

[-1:50.00]Tell you friend that it's possible for him to stay in a hotel.

[-1:51.00]You could stay in a hotel.

[-1:52.00]Finally,suggest that you and your friend go to the movies.

[-1:53.00]Let's go to the movies.

[-1:54.00]"Why don't we go to the movies?"is also correct.

[-1:55.00]Very good!You've really learned a lot.

[-1:56.00]And this is the end of Lesson Twelve.



1 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。
2 killer
n.杀人者,杀人犯,杀手,屠杀者
  • Heart attacks have become Britain's No.1 killer disease.心脏病已成为英国的头号致命疾病。
  • The bulk of the evidence points to him as her killer.大量证据证明是他杀死她的。
3 dealer
n.商人,贩子
  • The dealer spent hours bargaining for the painting.那个商人为购买那幅画花了几个小时讨价还价。
  • The dealer reduced the price for cash down.这家商店对付现金的人减价优惠。
4 fake
vt.伪造,造假,假装;n.假货,赝品
  • He can tell a fake from the original.他能分辨出赝品和真品。
  • You can easily fake up an excuse to avoid going out with him.你可以很容易地编造一个借口而不与他一同外出。
5 auxiliaries
n.助动词 ( auxiliary的名词复数 );辅助工,辅助人员
  • These auxiliaries have made our work much easier. 有了这些辅助人员,我们的工作才顺利多了。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
  • In English the future tense is often rendered by means of auxiliaries. 在英语中,将来时常用助动词来表现。 来自辞典例句
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accidental threat
afzelia
ajahs
azapoes
b-2s
back duty
backache in pregnancy
batlle
belime
bitumen coating
blade station
brace jack
burj khalifa
business.
by the pound
cabbalism
Callicarpa rubella
Carnsore Pt.
chemical heat treatment
cocker up
compulsory divorce
constitutional system
Copernican system
corymb-
Cuemba
diamagnetism coordination compound
dibutyl malate
dosage criteria
duplicidentatus
ecliptic longitude
electro-absorption modulator
electromotive force of motion
epidemic control
event network
eventu-
exasperated by
exoster
flat touch
forward path
fossa olecranon
giggity
gnomonia albomaculans fukui
hanslopes
helical-groove
howler
hypergraphia
incrusted soil
insert/fill columns
interjunction
island-wide
kujimycin
leagues of iroquois
Listen Before Talk
magonoliaceae
main monitor
make an ill appearance
Manchurian Lilac Bark
maternity and child care centre
matrix row spacing
meerschaum
milli-
minimerger
monofile monovolume
newchemicalentity
normal forms
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order-producing
outbraved
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oxypeucedanin
passenger traffic accident
Pinocine
polygonal mirrors
position control cam
pyridyloxy
re-analyses
reperal
retransmission process
sakaguchi's reaction
salenite
scuzzo
setschwanensis
shine it
ship-wreck
Sok Kwu Wan
sparganosis mansoni
surefoot
sustained motor
Tangaza
three-base hits
throwbags
tip somebody the wink
tracheal branch
traffic-working unit
trucklingly
unlethal
vinegarettes
weasel hair
William Stanley Jevons
wire cloth filter
worrieth