时间:2018-12-25 作者:英语课 分类:洪恩环境英语


英语课

  Review Four.

In this lesson,you're going to do a dictation,

so you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper.

You're going to hear ten sentences.Write them down.Ready?

Number One.Tony and Diana were at the museum.

Number Two. They were sure he had something to do with the murder.

Number Three.They were looking for some evidence 1.

Number Four.Diana started to look in a drawer.

Number Five.She didn't find anything at first.

Number Six.Then she found a pen and a bottle of ink.

Nuber Seven.She thought they had something to do with the treaty 2.

Number Eight.She thought they were used to make the treaty.

Number Nine. They didn't hear him open the door.

Number Ten.He didn't think they would be there.

Now listen again and check your work.

Tony and Diana were at the museum.

They were sure he had something to do with the murder.

They were looking for some evidence.

Diana started to look in a drawer.

She didn't find anything at first.

Then she found a pen and a bottle of ink.

She thought they had something to do with the treaty.

She thought they were used to make the treaty.

They didn't hear him open the door.

He didn't think they would be there.

Detective Stone is on the telephone.

He's reporting what happened.

He's talking ot Detective Amato.

He's telling her what happened.Let's listen.

It'e been an exciting afternoon.We solved the murder.

Really? How?

Good police work.And a little help.

Tell me about it.

I went to the museum to look at the evidence.

Where did you go?

I went to the museum.Tony and Diana were there.

Who was there?

Tony Hunter and Diana Morris were there.

Now you try it.Answer Detective Amato's questions.

I went to the museum to look at the evidence.

Where did you go?

I went to the museum.

Tony and Diana were there.

Who was there? Tony and Diana were there.

Oh,and Philip Tate was there too.

They were all looking at the treaty.It was a fake 3.

What was a fake? The treaty was a fake.

Tate made it.He had ink all over his hands.

What did he have on his hands?

He had ink on his hands.

Diana found the ink in a drawer.

Where did she find it?

She found it in a drawer.

Tate said he cut himself.

What did he say?

He said he cut himself.

Then they accused 4 him,and he confessed 5.

He made the fake treaty all right.He needed the money.

Why did he make the fake treaty.

He needed the money.

Victor chapman was his partner. And Chapman killed Morris.

Who killed Morris? Chapman did.

He was at the post office.He was trying to send the real treaty to Brazil.

Where did he want to send it?

He wanted to send it to Brazil.

He was filling out the forms when we arrived.

He was talking to the postal 6 clerk.

Who was he talking to?

He was talking to the postal clerk.

He was trying to insure 7 the package.Can you believe it?

Hold your horses.What was he trying to insure?

He was trying to insure the package.

The treaty.We tore it open.

There it was.Then I arrested him.

What did you do? I arrested him.

He said he was innocent,of course.

He tried to say Tate was guilty 8.

I mean we know Tate made the treaty and we know Chapman killed Ben Morris.

They're both guilty.

What are they? They're both guilty.

Listen to the rest of the conversation.

Well,that's the end of that.

Yeah.But there's one thing I don't understand.

Who was he sending the treaty to?

Chapman was sending the treaty to a collector in Brazil.

They arranged 9 everything.Nice plan,huh?

Yeah,but they didn't get away with it. No,they didn't.

Well,there are just one or two things I'm not sure about.

Let's go over the details again.

Answer Detective Amato's questions.

Where did you go first?

I went to the museum.

Who was there when you arrived?

Tony,Diana,and Tate were all there.

What was wrong with the treaty? It was a fake.

Who took the photo? Tony took it.

When did he take it?

He took it on the night of the murder.

Who made the fake treaty? Tate made it.

Who killed Morris?

Victor Chapman killed him.

Where was Chapman?

He was at the post office.

What was he doing there?

He was trying to send the treaty.

Where did he want to send it?

He wanted to send it to Brazil.

Who did he want to send it to?

He wanted to send it to a collector.

What did you do? I arrested him.

This is the end of Review Four.



1 evidence
n.明显,显著,明白,迹象,根据,[物]证据,证物
  • The first signs of spring are in evidence.春天的最初迹象已显然可见。
  • From the evidence I must conclude that you are wrong.从证据看,我敢断定你错了。
2 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。
3 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。
4 accused
n.被告v.指责(accuse的过去式和过去分词);控告adj.被控告的
  • The accused was found innocent. 被告被判定无罪。
  • He was accused of committing adultery . 他被控通奸。
5 confessed
adj.邮政的,邮局的
  • A postal network now covers the whole country.邮路遍及全国。
  • Remember to use postal code.勿忘使用邮政编码。
6 insure
v.保险,给…保险;保证使...得到
  • Check your work to insure its accuracy.检查一下你的工作,以保证它的准确性。
  • An insurance company will insure your life.保险公司可以给你保寿险。
7 guilty
adj.犯罪的;有罪的;内疚的
  • There wasn't enough evidence to prove him guilty.没有充分的证据证明他有罪。
  • Really honest people are ofter made to feel guilty.真正老实的人常被弄得感到犯了罪似的。
8 arranged
adj.安排的v.安排,准备( arrange的过去式和过去分词 );把…(系统地)分类;整理;改编(剧本等)
  • The party was arranged quickly. 聚会很快就安排好了。
  • Chairs in rows are not as conducive to discussion as chairs arranged in a circle. 椅子成排摆放不如成圈摆放便于讨论。
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