时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

  Hello again!Lesson Eleven.

[00:-1.00]Answer some questions using could.

[00:-2.00]Listen to this examole.

[00:-3.00]Where's my hat?Is it in the bedroom?

[00:-4.00]It could be in the bedroom.

[00:-5.00]Are right?Let's try it.Where's my hat?Is it in the bedroom?

[00:-6.00]It could be in the bedroom.

[00:-7.00]I can't find my book.Is it on the desk?

[00:-8.00]It could be on the desk.

[00:-9.00]Who's at the door?Is it Robert?

[00:10.00]It could be Robert.

[00:11.00]Is this vase worth a lot of money?

[00:12.00]It could be worth a lot of money.

[00:13.00]Should we work on it ourselves?

[00:14.00]We ccould work on it ourselves?

[00:15.00]There's no name on this letter.Is if from Susan?

[00:16.00]It could be from Susan.

[00:17.00]Do you think you're wrong?     I could be wrong.

[00:18.00]Is this the train to Washington?

[00:19.00]It could be train to Washington.

[00:20.00]Is the post office closed now?     It could be closed.

[00:21.00]Good!Now answer the following questions with No and couldn't.

[00:22.00]Listen to the example.

[00:23.00]Is this painting worth a lot?

[00:24.00]No.It couldn't be worth a lot.

[00:25.00]OK.now you do it.Is this painting worth a lot?

[00:26.00]No.It couldn't be worth a lot.

[00:27.00]Are these documents a clue?

[00:28.00]No.They couldn't be a clue.

[00:29.00]Is thea Mary's husband?

[00:30.00]No.It couldn't be Mary's husband.

[00:31.00]Are these our seats?

[00:32.00]No.They couldn't be our seats.

[00:33.00]Is the treaty 1 in teh drawer?

[00:34.00]No.It couldn't be in the drawer.

[00:35.00]Is Diana the killer 2?

[00:36.00]No.She couldn't be the killer.

[00:37.00]Very good!Now listen.

[00:38.00]These couldn't be the clue,could they?What are these,anyway?

[00:39.00]They're the oldest documents in Stamford.

[00:40.00]Listen and repeat.

[00:41.00]These couldn't be the clue,could they?

[00:42.00]This kind of question is called a "tag 3 question."

[00:43.00]It is very easy to do,but you have to pay attention to the verbs.

[00:44.00]Listen to these examples

[00:45.00]"This couldn't be the clue(negative),could it(affirmative)?

[00:46.00]This could be the clue(affirmative),couldn't it (negative)?

[00:47.00]Now,after you hear the statement,add the correct tag question.

[00:48.00]Here's an example.I say,"He should call the police."

[00:49.00]And you say....He should call the police,shouldn't he?

[00:50.00]OK.Here we go.He should call the police.

[00:51.00]He should call the police,shouldn't he?

[00:52.00]You can meet me at the museum.

[00:53.00]You can meet me at the museum,can't you?

[00:54.00]We could hide the key.

[00:55.00]We could hide the key,couldn't we?

[00:56.00]The treaty is worth a fortune.

[00:57.00]The treaty is worth a fortune,isn't it?

[00:58.00]I should turn on the light.

[00:59.00]I should turn on the light,shouldn't I?

[-1:00.00]Philip Tate is the killer.

[-1:-1.00]Philip Tate is the killer,isn't he?

[-1:-2.00]These couldn't be the clue.

[-1:-3.00]These couldn't be the clue,could they?

[-1:-4.00]You aren't sure.     You aren't sure,are you?

[-1:-5.00]This isn't the Stamford Treaty.

[-1:-6.00]This isn't the Stamford Treaty,is it?

[-1:-7.00]He doesn't have an idea.     He doesn't have an idea,does he?

[-1:-8.00]That was easy,wasn't it?Now listen.

[-1:-9.00]It's worth a fortune.Are all these old documents worth money?

[-1:10.00]Yes.

[-1:11.00]Could this treaty be worth more than the others?

[-1:12.00]A lot more?     Oh,yes.

[-1:13.00]I could be wrong,

[-1:14.00]but I think there's a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer.

[-1:15.00]This could be a clue.

[-1:16.00]The letters th can be pronounced in two different ways.

[-1:17.00]Listen to the voiced TH sound in these words.

[-1:18.00]this

[-1:19.00]these

[-1:20.00]others

[-1:21.00]Now repeat.

[-1:22.00]this

[-1:23.00]these

[-1:24.00]others

[-1:25.00]the

[-1:26.00]the others

[-1:27.00]than the others

[-1:28.00]Now listen to the unvoiced TH sound in these words.

[-1:29.00]think

[-1:30.00]worth

[-1:31.00]Now repeat.

[-1:32.00]think

[-1:33.00]worth

[-1:34.00]worth a fortune

[-1:35.00]Now compare the two pronunciations.Repeat.

[-1:36.00]this  think

[-1:37.00]that  thank

[-1:38.00]then  thin

[-1:39.00]Repeat.

[-1:40.00]these  these old documents

[-1:41.00]are all these old documents

[-1:42.00]Are all these old documents worth money?

[-1:43.00]others  the others

[-1:44.00]than the others

[-1:45.00]worth more than the others

[-1:46.00]Could this treaty be worth more than the others?

[-1:47.00]think   but I think   but I think there's

[-1:48.00]But I think there's a connection.

[-1:49.00]This is the end of Lesson Eleven.



1 treaty
n.条约;协议,协定
  • Hungary has indicated its readiness to sign the treaty.匈牙利已表示愿意签订该条约。
  • I believe this treaty will pave the way to peace in Europe. 我相信这个条约将为欧洲的和平铺平道路。
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 tag
n.标签,附属物,名称,谚语;vt.附以签条,尾随,添饰,指责,连接;vi.紧随,尾随
  • Please tag your baggage.请在你的行李上贴上标签了。
  • The clerk attached a price tag to each article.店员给每一件商品系上标价签。
学英语单词
2-CHLOROBENZYLAMINE
activated-sludge effluent
alfaroes
American redstart
ancient drive way
Azavreti
Barum
basal diet
bid-winning rate for price cap bidding
binding therapy
boatlets
breathtakingly
broadcasting satelite
butchy
california energy commission (cec)
centesimal system
channel marketing
concatenatus
Corydalis acuminata
customs fees
cyclols
dandlings
DNA catenation
el-jish
energized for holdig
equation of exchange
excess cash
extra-stern line
fantuzzo
fine cold asphalt
forest tree propagation
frequences
Frova
genus of a closed surface
Good and quickly seldom meet
gravenor
gravitational tank
hausa-fulani
high-frequency impedance
hot-bloodedness
hugy
hydration isomerism
identifier number
intracity
khellinol
labour intensive project
ligamenta menisci fibularis
load reserve
low chrome alloy
Lozi
LSRM
made herself clear
magnetic extractor
mercer
metrazol shock
microsporic
minjung
mosaic fungus
muck foundation
nonadjustment
oil-revenue
Oslo process
Pahvant Valley fever
pediment arch
pence
Priessnitz
psychrometrically
reconvened
remotely sensed image
right entry
Rinorea bengalensis
riveth
Rosa bella
sauerburger
sea salts
segmental stricture of pancreatic duct
shuffle off this mortal coil
sievy
Sochiapan
Son Ha
sotly
sperm pump
square fuel assembly
steel-bar straightener
stibylene
stoving oven
stresnil
string potentiometer
tara (ireland)
to arrow
toyamycin
transversal discrepancy
trial-section method
tying tape
type-printing telegraphy
unagreeing
underfilled
wild hogs
womanfully
x - ray generator
xeroxes
ych a fi