4 Size, Quantity mu) and Weight Keb, BOAT Jee anniversary [eeni've:seri] on. wedding [wedin] n. HL bouquet [bu'kei] no TOR lily [lili] a A gallon [gelen] n. ime Ce ie) RST 243. Do you know the size of ...? (a8 9A? 244 What's the size of ...? ---- RUBS? 245 Idon’t know. RAAB. 246 Howlongis...? «82K? 247~=« It’s... long. EK: 248 «sidIt’s ... in length. EAKEE-~ 249 Howwideis ...? ----A%3? 250 How broadis...? ---- ASia?—— Crazy English 900 KEM How thick is ...? ----- 4E? miss IZ 251 252 Howtallis...? «--- BSR? 253 How high is wee Poe BSR? 954 Howbigis...? ---- AER? 255 Is it bigger or smaller than ...? Ett ARB? 256 It’s half the size of ... @------AU—EX. 257 Howmany... are there? @Z4-----? 258 Howmuch...? -.-a@g? 259 How much does ... weigh? --.-.- asm? 260 Itweighs ... EH.” 261 «(It’s heavy. E#RH 262 «It’s light. EiR#2. 263. «I’m gaining weight. KMAB HEM. 264 +(I’m trying to lose weight. RZimisB. Nora Good morning, sir. May I help you? Customer It’s our anniversary today. I’m looking for the same flowers as the ones in her wedding bouquet. Nora What do they look like? Customer White. They're white. WW SR At, RERG? WME SKERMNABRTLSA, RE (NR) HABA FULL SHA ER BR AHAETI? BE GaN, BEMER.“HOoG Te (2 006 Customer How tall are they? They're short, I guess. About the same height as those short flowers over there. Do they look like roses? No. They look like little bells. Oh - lilies of the valley. No, I’m sorry. We're out of them at the moment. Oh, that’s too bad. What about roses? OK. How many do you suggest? As many as you like, sir. They’re beautiful, aren't they? Yes, they are. #h Asam? RE BE, CNAREN, ~RPRBMNLA >. BH CNRS? BE TR CNA. EH BOX, MOM, RTHRRNRAR=. RE KF, BAWT. Bi RERWEAR? Be HE! RUARESS? eh RESINS, KH. CMRRR, FES? RE 2. RRR. Ais 2 Salesman Can I help you? Mrs. Nikzad Yes. I want to paint my son’s bedroom. I think sky blue is a pretty color.Crazy English goo HEM Salesman How big is the room? Mrs. Nikzad Not very big. Salesman How many gallons of paint do you want? Mrs. Nikzad I don’t know. Salesman Look, why don’t you tell your painter to buy the paint? Mrs. Nikzad I am the painter. Salesman Well, then. Do you know the size of the room? Mrs. Nikzad No. I’m sorry, I don’t. Salesman Is it larger or smaller than this store? Mrs. Nikzad It’s about half the size of this store. Salesman You need two gallons. Mrs. Nikzad Now what do I do? Salesman Madam, why don’t you geta painter? BAR REGS? REFBAA BY. REWMRATHES. RERERERE. BAR Bias? RRPBAK FRA aR RES YMC HBA? RRPBAK RETA. RR 1, RAHA ARE? RRFBAK RREASE- BR RR, BA, RMBSAHRTS? REPCAK 7, ROM, RANE BR ChA+RABL? BREBKA AMZRTES— HK). BA REZAMC. REFBAK RERKZEAMN BR KA, PAHAGRRT ARE?Mrs. Nikzad My son and I want to paint the room together. Salesman All right. Here. Read these instructions. Do you want the paint now? i Mrs. Nikzad Yes, please. il Salesman — Two gallons of sky blue. That's $21.39. | Mrs. Nikzad Thank you. What time do you close? Salesman — We're open till 6:30 tonight. REFCAA R/LFERR—LOR RA. Ta , BE, ARLE SKH. KMEREA ew? RXPBAA BiH. BR AMCABHSHA—+—-¥R=BAD. ERPBAK BhH, mt ARR? KER BRNSREWEARS. hi, ZEA NTELRY, BACT Eee aM: I'm gaining weight.( 2/19 (a i ze 8 hi), ''m trying to lose weight.( 427 8122).Crazy English goo HERR NS Order iii }¢ 265 266 267 268 269 270 He’s in line. 4p7EHEBA. Who's next? -—(iZlitT? You're the next. F—*21(K7. It’s your turn. 2)(%7. This is my first... xBRHB—-7---~ It’s the last one. XBR5—*7.Carlo What’s that in English? Anna Stew. Carlo Spell it. Anna S-te-w. Carlo S-t-e-w. Stew, stew. Counterman Next, next. Who’s next? Carlo Uh, I’m not ready yet, thank you. Counterman Take your time. Next! 1. FR BER EAH? i RB Stew. > | HULK. Ho 2M 8 6S-t-e-w. m Fi = S-t-e-w. Stew, stew. BSA Ff, Kt, F—tiBit? FR Bh BRERA, RERE. REA BBA. T—ti! EMF, WF SERKKAM RAR, AREER, UR FEAR EHH BA: He's in line. (ALZEHFBA ); STS, You're the next. TF —TEKT); ARES, Atlast, it's your turn.(KFH RT ), But, it's the last one GRERE—TT), AIK, thE Te (006 Ht 3 3k ME TEReL, AISSLERR MRE, Heribe BRABRAAS, RAAARK MME LAM STEMS. (make a hit: KSB, Bah—at) ZIM SHAK: Irs your turn, it’s your turn to make a hit.271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 Crazy English goo HEM Whereabouts and Directions BAH Al PSs ELE [pla:ze] n. [fauntin] nm UR [mazfen] no REA [skeed] a. etn, TPR | Is ... here? ------ 2192 Where is ...? ---- BB? It’s on the second floor. @—%%. It’s next to... 4-3. It’s right here. R728. He’s with ... (tiE#l---—i&. He’s gone to... #ba&----T. Here lam. #8.279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 Where was ...? ---- Fat EMBL? | was in the bathroom. xala##Fia. She was here a few minutes ago. +f tiz4ix#. Where are you going? (*;2AM=? I'm going to... RIERA We’re on our way ... RE BLE. Here comes ... «--: KT. Where can I find ...? ------ BB? What’s the room number? fig S224 I don’t know my way around ... #x4------ 7H. I got lost. ikRT. Can you tell me where ... is? ifiq------ m2? How can | get to ...? 4..-BA#? How far is it to ...? 3)-----@ iz? It’s quite a long walk from here. Kix ##2)98 SHAYiz, It’s near here. Bix 27iRik, It’s round the corner. #Z/Hiz. Go down the street. wma. Turn left at the first crossing. #—?+3#oOme#. It’s to your left. AmmAzM. Sorry, I’m new here. x7, Rix BAR. The campus bus can get you there. HTARERABLE._—— —«—“‘(‘«éC# ONL AVR, CLERGY SR RRORNYYAC pYaE A IR Crazy English goo HEN 301 Where do you live? (tM? 302 What's your address? (paytitt tems? 303 I live at 3B, 552 Bush Street. Bbzetp Ht AMT 952 SSBB. 304 He lives in the neighborhood. {tt#zEHHtir. 305 What’s the zip code? mimes? Hor Oe ae ae Wai 1 Yamamoto Excuse me, sir. Can you tell me where the Japanese Garden is? Bill It’s quite a long walk from here. Why don’t you take | the Fair bus? It stops right over there, in the Plaza of Nations. Between the statue and the fountain. Yamamoto The statue? Excuse me, I don’t see as well as I used to. Ali Hi, Mr. O'Neill. Bill Oh, hi, Ali. Would you do me a favor? Ali Sure. Bill Would you take this gentleman to the bus stop over here? WA XE, MRUEARR, BALBEBS? HR = MRS RIALS. SABRE RSHARAS, CREEDW. EHH PEHRRMMKH 2/8. WA RN HA, RRM BSMABB- Be %%, RERAE- KR oh, BB, aR, RARER ERM Be LR CRATER MHA ASM, ER?Hote TK Wk 1 aH (2 006 EEE Bill ye thea ye teak oye mia2 |Z | Sure. Hi. Where do you want to go? The gentleman wants to go to the bus stop, Ali. But where are you going after that? He asks a lot of questions. My father says I shouldn’t ask so many questions. He says it’s not polite. So I’m sorry. But I still want to know. H. , PEEBL? RMAEBBALASI, AS. REREE PLN? HBAS a. REEKRABABRAS AG, MiRwEAAR. Ar RK, SBRRBABME. Mrs. Nikzad Ali, my little Martian. Where were you? Why didn’t you tell me where you were going? You've been gone three hours! Mr. Yamamoto, I can’t thank you enough for bringing him back. What happened, Ali? Where were you? I was so worried. Don’t cry, Mommy. I won’t do it again. I promise. Don’t cry. I just went to Mr. Yamamoto’s store to invite him to my party. FERPBAA MB, RANKEA, REBEL? RARE Be RRRZARL? HEHAS[THMAT! WAKA, HEB ART, RASRER. MH. WRRET HOB? FKARBAT? RSA! FER. MH! RASMLT, RAR. FER TY, RREAUALEHRBABHSMRHSS,Yamamoto WA gE Crazy English oC JO Fi FH It takes too long to invite people by mail. I got lost. I started walking, and then I didn’t know where I was. So I asked people to help me find Mr. Yamamoto’s store. Some people said, “Turn left”, and some people said, “Turn right”, and sometimes I forgot what they said. But I didn’t get scared! I kept saying to myself, “You're almost seven!” Anyway, all of a sudden, I was right there in front of Mr. Yamamoto’s store. It was like magic! And Mr. Yamamoto can come to my party. | asked him. You should have seen him, Mrs. Nikzad. When Ali found the store, he may have been shaking a little, but he wouldn’t cry. He’s a brave boy. AAS SMAA. HUT. RIE, ARF AUACEBE, MARANA BHRRUAAEN BR. BAHAR: “EER, BAMA: “AAR. ANBRE TMB A, TARHTE! R-A HACK: “G@RCST! ” RERBRARNT UA ZAMAN, RRERRMA-A! WAAL SMRHLS, RES AMT- THRRABE, LRPBAA. MOBRNRHE HEHE, BROFB-ARE, CE RAR, fhe PRARH DAR.4PM, ROELAB AAA : | got lost. R08 T ). EIR, ARRAS RA A. ARR, RENAE, RESSAA— TAR HER. ARBERTRHAAHELRTAN. BE, i ROARS E PREP EMRERHA, RETERR ak, —EPRAACME MRNA, SMEAR Mail; RR, ERBAR, Hates TRO Excuse me, SAMEMAIABRSDRAN AI, MRAM “BE EMI. ABAS-BE, STTPROBGR” BEA We? STIMIT 23: it’s round the corner. Go down the street, turn right at the second crossing. 1006 1 BeCrazy English 900 ERR US Time and Date Wy Fa] A 3) a oaths +o 0 ee Q@ seec.. errs > 4 2 °° convenient’ [ken'vi:njent) a. = (Hit: (HAIN ri deadline [dedlain] n. Bure 2 7206e8 220888 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 What time is it? LAs 7? What’s the time? LAT? It’s ... o'clock. Wz: AR. It’s half past... ----R4T. It’s 10 to 8. #+3/\ 8. Do you have the correct time? RDS AE WB AY BY AS? My watch is slow. KARIET. It’s early. 8.He Hk Me (2 006 | 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 It’s late. RT. What day is today? XS? It's Saturday. SeSBHA. What's the date today? $X187? It’s June the eighth. SkXAA/\S. What month is this? @#2).A? We're in 2002. m## 2002 #. When is ...? -..--- REAR? How many days to ...? @---i24@ LR? How long ago was that? BSZAnaimet It’s two weeks from now. ama #i5. How long have you been waiting? (7447? Two years is a long time. B=ZRK—Baia. Time flies. Bt3¢ ‘it, The time will pass quickly. riassemin. Please be here at nine o’clock. #43). You're early. (77. I'm late. #383) 7. | forgot the time. HTH. Is 2:00 convenient? MAMAAAE? How long does it take to... 4... BES Katig? What’s the deadline for...? qt BMe----2 You have to finish it by ... ¢pmaaize---- Saye.337 338 339 340 Nora Bill Jack Billy Jack Crazy English goo ea | I can have it ready in two days. RANABRZ AE SH. It’s time to ... RBH RHETT. It’s too late. AiRT. Childhood is the happiest time of life. Bfl—LPRR RN. Dinner’s almost ready. About five more minutes. ‘When’s the big game? Next Saturday. This was our last practice before the game. I'm hungry. Hey, Jack. Let’s practice until dinner’s ready. OK. Superman. Let’s go. BH BRADMAA, REM. HR tf AnRAR? KA TERK. RERMMRAHR ALAA. ARH | RUTH. LA tS. AR. RNBAB, KEM AL. mR | HIE, BA. EM) Ali Mommy. I’m going to be seven soon, right? Mrs. Nikzad Yes, July 17. Ali What day is that? "Mrs. Nikzad It?s on Monday. ys BS, RAMCHT, WH? BRYBAA AB, RELATCS. ye Be? RREBAA ER.(9006 41 ie Ali May I have a birthday party? Mrs. Nikzad I’m sure you can. However, we'll have to talk to your father. ae RIFT ARTEARA? REPBAA RARIA. TURNSMRESKREK. Time is money.( HIZEKX). ERICH BE, AYIA ARH. Time flies. (RIE EME). The time will pass quickly. (HAVER). REP, BAM BRET RUBRE: It's time to... (HAM MEHR ), KITE B Cis It's too late.(AGRT ). WORARATAR: “MESAVMORT? ” “RET S AT?” “HIB TOPBESA? * Shiai 4% fst: 1 How long ago was that? 2 How long have you been waiting?Crazy English oC DO FER Us Weather K 4% 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 How is the weather today? SxxA 5H? It’s fine. KARE. It’s a beautiful day. SRXS AM! The sun is bright. pax ARH. What’s the temperature today? Skis B17 It’s a warm day. XiRBA. It’s cold for April. HFOAGRR, KR. There are little white clouds in the sky. REPARANAS. It’s cloudy. 52x.350 The clouds cleared up. =iH#T. 351 It’s windy. 4m. 352 It’s raining. TmT. 353 ~The streets are wet. #8iaT. 354 The rain stopped. mT. 355 There’s arainbow. H##IT. 356 What will the weather be like tomorrow? WRENS EH? 357 The weather forecast says ... KAM: 358 | don’t trust weather reports. RAHAAAMIE. NX Yamamoto What’s the weather like today? Frank It’s a beautiful spring day. It would be good for you to spend a day in the sun. Yamamoto Can I get to the Fair by bus? Frank It’s not far, take a taxi. It won’t be expensive. Yamamoto No, I'll take the bus. Frank OK. Take the number 20. It goes right to the Fair. - ed = be waz SRRAEAH? HUR PAMAAA. C-AHGAMMARVRARKAS ah uw RUARALAZL BRS? KER BHSBRILA, MTWMMASA, FRM- waz A, REBARAS. HAR HH. MI+RAOHASINRABRS. e S 2Crazy English QOO HERR q Pedro Excuse me. How much is the bus? | Woman Fifty cents. Pedro Will the driver change a $10 bill? Woman I don’t think so. Oh, here’s the bus. Oh, no! Bus Driver What’s the matter, lady? Woman Look at me! Bus driver You look beautiful to me. Woman Look at my dress! It’s ruined! Bus Driver I’m sorry, miss. Woman Is that all you can say? “I’m sorry, miss.” What about my dress? Pedro What are you going to do about this? Bus Driver Who are you? Pedro Who do you think I am? Bus Driver Look, mister. I’m sorry. It’s raining. The streets are wet. MES WAR. HIAKAERS YS? zt BR. MEFS TATLHPRINTAREAS? aL RATAN, WB, SRT. WR! AR! ala $REAT? KE. xt BB! aa RARE F- a REROKAR! TET! ai WA. MB. aE PRR ATEN) “MA, Mh.” RAO KARE AD? WES CHERKELD ai TREE? RES RUARZIE? ail BR, 24, BRAK. OTA. HABAPedro Let’s sit down, dear. Bus Driver Hey, mister! You forgot to pay! Pedro I did not forget. Is the bus company going to pay for a new dress? Bus Driver Forget it! Forget it! Sit down. Ree KNAW, kL. al ®, £4! RET HER! MSF RACK. ALATSAHKRRABS? ae BT! HT! MME. RHF SRE AEA AEE REG MS ESL T 5.7 . HA Be Mentioning weather can be a useful and inoffensive way of starting a conversation. (ARAL — HR S| pax ceR mri). tm, ERRER. REMI Heat HEEA A, REABRIBRREA, AARRRTERAR BRAFREKEE. AMERA RAR Bee. REABRLAR ERE RAD ARIA ALLER AE :Lovely weather/day, isn’t it?s¢% Terrible weather, isn't it?, i4¥¢ikatlt’s ever so hot/cold today, isn't it? ;74 A: Its windy. (A); Be -4gsit looks like rain, don’t you think so?( 3255 485 R-AZ What will the weather be like tomorrow?( MEAS. YORE BARA it’s cold for April. HFHABRI. AR). Ph, ERORAN, MIGERRU— FRADE. ME LHe SETEACRAIOARINAODRICN Led, AA) ARIE PARAL ZEsIts raining today, isn't it 27ST AEeREI's raining terribly hard today, isn’t it? sz It's raining so heavily, isn’t it?gsc bk, RH. Atth {talking about weather just for the sake of weather (HWKAMMAA). SEACH FS, ATHRALEE EAHA, MISFATERBRAA, Mit BAAS WS HA SRE. URSA, TSSMELAR AL Jack, AYYR Sto SADT, FARE SAAB ANB? Ssnwmin SAAK: Hi, Jack. It's a beautiful day, isn't it?Crazy English QC DO Hi BNE Family % jz 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 | have a big family. HS—7 ARE. Do you have any brothers or sisters? RAR RR | have a brother. HA—+R#. I'm the only child of my parents. #2%%4++x. I'm happily married. R478, +8#8 I'm single. #245, I'm a mother of four. #204208. We had a big family reunion on Christmas Eve. ZRHARRNISRAAA.006 sh % % wis J Sie RS BAR wey KHIR Look, here come Mrs. Ortega and Pedro. I wish they would go away. You don’t real estately mean that, Marta. I hope we’re not interrupting anything. We want to say good-bye, too. Let me give you a kiss, my boy. Remember me to your mother and father. I hope to see them again. I'll miss you, Miguel. I'll miss you, too. It’s been a wonderful summer. Thank you. Take care of Pedro. He still needs his mama. KE, RRAMAAMMEPRT - PAAR HNER—A- BR, RKPEAN RABI! ABRAM. BNA BI—Be RRBMAA BF, UuBRR-T. BRR KER QS, PESRSABEN. KBR. Rabi. RHSHS, RTRAVSINMK, WHS, CERMT REE. iS 2ue.Crazy English goo HERR BGC RBM” HAR, BARD BH, a BALABRASHHEH. RAMPXTA. ENA aeamn *P, brothers or sisters2 MSRM, th TE OBA RAR: BANAT elder brother elder sister, RAPSRESSIT. TELA RHR SIE, HBA big brother, big sister, SF RR $eoK, MZ kid brother, kid sister. “Martied or single?” RASRiBRA REE AA, of AERTS. Family reunion #RSRAAA. RAMRESESE PERAMA, —HIAGQ. MAHAR, ARRHAFS AAA Berti. RPAISERNOHS. 4RSARE, ABR “Let's go to a karaoke bar!”, itx—lJA KH OK. (REIREA, PHOESKEQLER, VAFRAR. MRURFERE FURLMEOR HLH. STMT S#AX: I'd loveto go very much, but I have to go home now, because | have only one daughter and today is her birthday.Tk Mk {2 006 (et Housework % 4% ROOD» ~ mess [mes] ~ vacuum cleaner ['veekjuem ‘kli:ne] 9. scrub [skrab] chore {tfor] allowance [e‘lauens] [filei] [di'ze:t] 367 368 369 370 371 372 How do you use the vacuum cleaner? Ras A? 373 | didn’t do the rugs and floors. RRARBwAAM. 374 | have to do the laundry. REBitx*Kik. 375 It’s your turn to scrub the bathroom. j4fAlzi#Z 7. 376 It’s time to sweep up the basement. Zi] TET. 377. Clean up the mess in your room. HeLa RATS. 378 You forgot to make up your bed. (micgeBARST. n. v. AcE A Sie ma n. n. a. n, What a mess! Hal! Have the dinner ready by six. AR MRA. Help me set the table. ##i2#! lll clear the table. REHEAT. Who’s washing the dishes? HERE RA?Crazy English Qoo HER 379 Don’t litter. FEAzAH. 380 Keep your room clean and tidy. ULNAR SET. 381 No chores, no allowance. AFRS. RASSAS. Hi, kids, It’s Friday again, so I won’t be home from work until 9:15. Dinner is in the refrigerator. Peggy, you can heat up the stew and make the salad. Suzy, you can set the table. Billy and Jack, I want you to clear the table, wash the dishes, and put them away. You can get started on the weekly chores. No chores, no allowance. Peggy, please serub the bathroom. It’s filthy. Jack, you know how to use the vacuum cleaner. Would you please do the rugs and the floors? And you, Billy, please clean up the mess in the basement. I don’t know what you were doing down there, but you left tools all over the place. And Suzy, you can help Billy sweep up. 8. BHM: XEEMLT: ALRENARTADARTHOR. RREKBE. MA. MTL AR—M, Heh. BR, RTAZRA. LAMA. RBI ABRR. HA RAF HKER. BASA-AARS, WING F HR. ARS, RTA NSA. WA, RRR S ART, AMET. AS. (ARAB EA A, ARIE I, RD KAR, tA, MTERERAL. WRBETS. RIE REDE A, TAMAR OBE. HH, RE HATA.We eM (2 006 Dad will be home around 6:30. Why don’t you have | dinner ready by then? OK, kids? Enjoy your dinner. Oh Geen i yes, for dessert, you can have the chocolate cake. But please leave a little piece for your hard-working mother. Love Mom SEAMAARLAR. RIPHERZMBRAA SH. TAG, RF? SBMS. BR WT. Reis, {TLE BAI BSH. Rit, AAA R IRS MILEFS HBS. Bens Be Housework (43%) 5 homework (RMEEML) BEBE, BAPAN RRMA. RENREBAIL, BFE homework z REBICMA housework, BM SCHR SOB): Who's washing the dishes?(i23¢3 987 ), It's your turn to scrub the bathroom.(% RISE 7), Clean up the mess in your room. JE¢RaL MARA (se FS). SRB =H: No chores, no allowance.( * FRE, REASAR). Wi! FESR, SRADRESHA KARR, HORA MESES SUCRE NR, HRETEST BTA 2, BAADEAR. Shiai #13: It’s time to clean up the mess in your room. Don’t forget to scrub the bathroom.Crazy English goo Hie 22 Study and SS Language Study FMR FH stay up ARE, RL accent [eksent] n. Oe es fluent [flu(:)ent] a. Bina ALAY 5 Portuguese [.po:tju'gi:z] nN. Meas confident [konfident] n. AGA: FrERY 5 career [ka'ria} n. hb $8 om + 8 888088 peu es > 920 S6a@ 382 I didn’t go to college. HRA EXS. 383 | goto school at night. #m%@ + Fs. 384 He’s going to law school. thes bik@3i. 385 He studies business. #4H28#. 386 She’s going to take some courses. #i}S(6/LIiR. 387. She has a lot to learn. #aKnseHES. 388 I’m going to learn soon. #iRRREAST. 389 I’m doing homework. REAWREEM.390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 lread all the time. BRAHHEREAH. I study day and night. aba. I study until late at night. R= 21A#. I stayed up the whole night. RAT—#. I'm working hard at it. REAZEH. I give English lessons. #iaiz. Pay attention to the teacher. VAS IPR. Open your books to page 1. #@#HFB#—R. What’s it in English? ®@?+ARiE AR? Spell it. ##1H3%. Listen to this dialogue. WFITixfAxia. Repeat after me. ARK. Do you have any questions so far? BARA MNAaae a? English is hard. 2i8(R#ES. Ilearn a little more English every day. RBEKFAS—ARB. The news is in English. #@23i88). You can practice your English. ¢prlus3 nse How well do you know English? (nastieak FEA? My English is so bad. #21242. Your English is very good. (RRR AR.410 41 412 413 414 Crazy English QOOo HEM You have a good accent. (RMieB RSF. You’re almost fluent. (7ii5 LF IRRAIT. Do you speak English? (itzis? What language do you speak? frit{taiaa? | can speak two languages. RSinmHIES. Teacher Good evening, class, Students Good evening. Teacher Please sit down. Here are your books, Mew English 900. Now, listen to this dialogue. Books closed. Joanna Paulo, I'm nervous. Paulo Why? Joanna I’m always nervous in school. Paulo Why? The teacher’s very nice. Joanna Yes, she is. But English is hard. Paulo A new language is always hard. Student Ssssh! 2% SMH, BL Se mbit. Bi | AMT. BERNA. CRTIB 900 TD, DIATE BRERA AB » FRR RS. BRAK RF Atta? FRM CRHNRRSLS AK. RE AA? KMS NPR. FRB ee BERNA - RF SAHBS BS RAEH Se gl aeMAb 2 ak Mk OM © 006 Joanna Teacher FRB 256 Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo RE FRB RE FRB RF FRB RF FRM RP Tm sorry. Now, open your books to page 1, and repeat after me. HAR. WEWERHFHS A, HRMRE- Come on, Joanna. You can’t say no to the Crawfords. My English is so bad, and they don’t speak Portuguese. Your English is fine. And you have a good accent. Do you really think so? Yes, I do. And you can practice your English at the party. You're so confident. Then you're coming? No, Paulo. I don’t want to go. Please, Joanna. Do it for me. For my career. FRB, WMC. MARAE NISRA NIE. RHALBAS, MAMNRASKBSFX. RHRLEH, MARHRE RHE. PAH HAAD? HW, RANRAUAA. IRRSMRS, LAV ARIEN- RANK fal. Ah, RERAT- AR, RE, REBABA. FRM, BRK. MHAARTT. AT RAIA.Crazy English oO JO FEAR English is hard.(FEj27R 9B). AD MARA AUER. ETEK, tHE Se IRLANSEIB TE 5b 18 (English as a foreign language) MSIE 7 RAISE K, CRAMRAA MESA H.R, MUA ZS SHES BAL, PRI TAMS TRERBES RMS MHORRENABME, MIAFRM, BBY TBHS RH ARB—LSHALHTRRBES TTI. AES I ADRES MAN ERRRLt-MLASSONGLAS f SME”. ASIN APN HARSETHOE BRZLEIA, SORA BER HORRHENXMA, BILRCARAS HINER MMSE AER. bh, Hear alittle more English every day. (HBAYS—AKS) SESSS fh. ’ PASKEERCBARRELARMS AEN REMI, PASAT AMRARTAREDSS >. Srna S% tH: 1 | study until late at night. 2 have a lot to learn. I'm working hard at it. 31 learn a little more English every day.ini Work and notice [noutis} n. SEP RUN Ea resign [rizain} Vv. ARIE seek [sisk] v. oR previous [[prisvjos] a. feeh: AER interview [intevju:] ne as TR ve aus mT assistant {e’sistent] a. HBT offer [ofa] ve bet bankrupt [benkrapt] a. WN leopard [leped] n # spot [spot] n. vanillacone [wa'nilekeun] 9. 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 Employment Tf fé What does he do? He AH? He has a good job. AMELIE. He’s a... (h84---- He works in... fh7£---- ff. He works for ... {h2----- L/E. He works aS... fio He often works overtime. {2% p0H. He’s difficult to work for. Abi BiRH. I'm giving you two weeks’ notice. 348 fh SAAT).424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 s OU JO Fi ERR I quit. #iBw A+. I resigned from ... RM------BRT. I have to look for a new job. HmABKR-HLIE. You need recommendations to ... Be, BRARRE. Put an ad for... in... @--- BO. We are seeking a tour guide. RAMMESH—Z. We prefer those who have had previous experience. ABBA. | have a job interview. RE+Mit—HLIE. Did you get the position? (k/SaB+ Ec Ty They want me to be the assistant manager of their company. (HIEKGEA AMES. They offered me a position. #h(j}#2#-H# LEAR, The salary is 200 dollars per week. TLRESA-ARX. What kind of job would you like? PREZ LIE? I'd like to be my own boss. ##A242th. I'm afraid | can’t hire you. RAiHARER A. We can find you a job in ... RATA ARATE. How much do you need to start a shop? F-RERES DR? +. went bankrupt. -.--@T.(006 |i 6 He ME but... Friend But what? To him, I’m nothing. A machine. A late machine. I’m not a machine. Friend Why don’t you talk to him? Laura Bill their spots. I have to look for a new job. WA POLE EAR? RER, WAH? SH 2h, RBK. MARMBRATHMH, TE Ma Weta? SH RALHRS-KH, SA. — PHAN. RAL a! A RAT AAA TNE? GH AAATHS. AEB. RUA MLE Hello, Bill. How are you, Laura? Haye you found a job yet? Customer Do you have vanilla cones? Certainly. Here you are. Now, where were we? Oh, yes. I asked if you had found a job yet. HM WS, tte. KER Sh. MHS? BIT RA? RE ARABSHE? te MRA, RMA. RM MARRS T? we, WT, RaIRARARH Le. What about your work? You like it, don’t you? Laura Yes, I do, And I know I’m a good secretary, Because he’s impossible. Leopards don’t changeCrazy English goo AEN No, not yet, but I’ve been doing a lot of thinking. Well, you know Paulo Farias, the nice-looking young man at the Brazilian Pavilion? Yes, | remember him. I told him that you had resigned. You did? And that you were looking for a new position. What did he say? He said that he remembered you. That’s nice. What else did he say? He said he was looking for a secretary. But he also said he didn’t think he could hire you. Oh, why? Because he does a lot of work with Mr. Crawford’s office. Yes, of course. Oh, well, thanks for trying. HH 2. WRA, AURHLATRS- Hea WB, ARIMA - HRN? MAECBIRL HE, Shae RAABK HALES. SH WIR, Rich. KR REBAR RARER Bit WAH? HOR RHESUS ie HAL SH ha? ELAR HBC HR. SH AAP, HHMI A? KR HHRREERBH, TEAR RAR. i WB, ATA? KR HAMRRNBBALENATBEALERE. SH OWT. BYR. Bl) ARABI. |“What do you do?" IES ARLE “What do you do for a living?” (YR Wtt ZTE? ) QSARAIS A). TARALEL HATE ALATA “What is your job?” Eee TAK HFATHAERH, HSNAAS MRA A(R ZEVSTADAGSD), MINER, KAPBACHR WHER. AIAMERERRNSERER. KOMAERERAAM: | resigned from ...( FEA\+--+- SEER ), | have to look for a new job.( Raa AI HE). ROTA MB: Put an ad for ... in ... far). JURDUB, ARIK: | have a job interview(REARA—RA). F BL SAM, GUAT AHEI: Did you get the position ?( fA ABER 427932). MAA: They offered me a position.( A(T H—f) L fra0R ). The salary is $200 per week,(J# 200 330), But | refused. BRAT )o HR ja]; What kind of job would you like?( (483 (+ GPL? ); BRAN sitykne—th I'd like to be my own boss. (RARAC SH ZAR). RE—-RIBPSATADRRBES. KRAB-A Sp SSHPRABAR, SRE PREGRBEZO, VEEDESAR DIE, AEA? SsTimiit ®#3.: We prefer those who have had previous experience. What did you do before? of (2 006 S442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 Crazy English 900 HEP R anniversary _[eeni've:seri] n congratulation [ken.gratjulleif en] 9. celebration [seli’breif an] n. fortune [foztfen] n turnout [te:naut] ne HiME AB Everybody is dressed up. A A #eied7#. It’s our anniversary today. SKK HWABAFASA. It’s her birthday next Sunday. FEMAAHMW+48. Happy birthday. mreoikr. Here’s a present. i#48: AAB—K, ABMRA— HA-BDAIA( trip). BARBRA RTL. Snwin S# AX: | need a day off first, and then go and have a trip with my family.Accidents and (29 AGH Sickness a te Tk Me (2 006 104 accident [eksident] n. adh, sik trip [trip] v. SFE twist [twist] ve HBG spin [spin] v. Pak wiede sore [so:] a. PEARLY regard [ri'ga:d] n. fale: BOR bat [beet] n. BREE mitt [mit] nA PS. RR: W Fi ok. 459 There was arobbery. #+7#HE#. 460 Ihad an accident. RA+47T Sik. 461 You don’t look well. (37747. 462 You look pale. 782A. 463 Are you all right? ¢as7032 464 Don’t you feel well? (7 4FARAS? 465 Is anything wrong? 41+ Zia? 466 What’s wrong? HHA#T?467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 Crazy English goo RENE What's the matter? 27? What’s the problem? jagiia#? | tripped and fell. R417. | twisted my ankle. #4245 7 HR. | broke my arm. #2 T +H. I can’t stand up. idm HK. My knees hurt. Rmx. You’re bleeding. (7. He’s ill. (hw7. She’s sick. thaT. She has a headache. thsi. My head is spinning. XA# hank. | have a stomachache. #it+i. | have a sore throat. Hig. My tooth aches. 777%. | have a fever. RA. You have a high temperature. fritiniksS. I’m getting a cold. RREBT. | came down with ... RHA mT. I can’t sleep. RETA. | haven’t been sleeping well. xii 747. I have a bad back. RHA. I've got a painin... #------f%.Hl oe He We {5 006 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 | lost my appetite. RAO. | need some fresh air. REEHHER. Is it serious? = #13? You’d better go and see a doctor. (*;R#ABEE. I'm sorry. KiRH. Take this medicine. nz 7ix%. How are you feeling today? SAM seMa? I'm fine now. #W#E4HT. | feel much better now. HWMARITST. The cold is gone. BHT. He died of ... #hF---- Take good care of yourself. si72mac. Pedro Marta isn’t going to the party. Miguel Oh? Why? Pedro She’s sick. Miguel Oh, I’m sorry. What’s wrong? Pedro A headache. Miguel A headache? WEF BRUELSMRST. KBR HR? ATA? WBE thtmay. KBR BW. RU, WHAT? REP Lis. KER ARB?Crazy English QOO WAP a Yes, a headache. Where are you going? To the party. You're going alone? Sure. Are you writing to your mother again? Yes. Send her my regards. Well, I’m going. Good-bye. Bye. See you later. etghital MES BM. K- KER KELME? mer zSMES. RER fR—-TARB? REF HR. MRES RRB? WMAP PKR. HT. REET, BR. KER BAR. Ali I wish I hadn’t eaten dinner last night. Mrs. Nikzad Why, Ali? Don’t you feel well? Ali Oh, no! I feel fine. But I wish I had room for more ice cream. Mrs. Nikzad I hope you don’t get sick. ye RAPLRAMLRACRE. RPBAA AG, BB? wee? ye B, RE. HRS. RRA ESA. RRFBAA HOBRRAC AT 101HONG He Me (c 006 Mr. Nikzad Hussein 108 | #2 BRA ae GRA ye I won’t. But even if I do, I won’t be sorry. I wish I had known about this place for my birthday. Ali, open your presents. Here’s one from Mr. Yamamoto. OK. Wow! A baseball and a bat. Gee, thank you, Mr. Yamamoto. Here’s one from Mr. O'Neill. I wonder if it’s a giant ice cream sandwich! Oh, boy! I wish it were my birthday every day! I'm glad it’s not. Wow, a mitt! Here’s a note. I'll read it to you. Dear Ali, ‘You don’t know me, but my father says FSHW, PLRRACATHT REDS iH. RLAVEAHNR, WMRMBARMEA, #B BSH WS. KARL, RU ARE ian. . el 2—-MERA—AR! HE. REE. UPBRERALEN, KRBSKSE-TE KAVA E Bia? , 2A! RAFBAAEA! RREBLE RASA. bye GEA iE, —EIGRF B! KEA-kKAR. RESHM. RAHM: BARK, GREGKREMREHBT,Crazy English 900 HSER you’re an OK kid, and you want to learn to play baseball. OK, I'll teach you. Happy birthday. Bill Jr. P.S. I wish I could have come to your party. Ali Wow! I wish we had invited everybody in the world! ERR BHTER. , RA, MHREARK. aS EE a Hic: RABRBSmRHRS. bye TE] APB RNB LATA A. MEW, MASLAR. DHE, AA BANK. ARESHALR, SH-RBLAN, MRES Tatiw, I WEBER. MRRA-MHABEE, TAMA HEAHHPREDA. RERDRRT SF INRA MS, Is it serious?( F052 )yA-te/\ $e iit BAA Be Teles AMS 423%: What's the problem?( jaBelZe? ) (REI RR OST: | twisted my ankle($R#H05 7 BEER), |have a fever( HAM) SH. ATER, KE F Take good care of yourself. #747 RAB TC). ia, OR SRPLGMTRABSHSMSALPBRAT, BRIER RSX, SUPMARLEASS, AEM a tee? TTI &# jx: 1m sorry to be late. | had a serious stomachache this morning. | feel much better now after I've taken the medicine.\e6 Relationship %2 deserve [di'ze:v] v. BAR flirt [flo:t] v. init break up DH: Be divorce [di'va:s] ny acquaintance [ekweintens] 1. HHA mystery [mister] n. ARABI Aska insult [insalt] ve fp favorite [feiverit] n. ke thachy Asi Ae ey? H2 Bs Ea 502 Are you alone? f;—+A1? 503 I madea friend. #x7—*+Mx. 504 I met himat... RBA----iAinHha. 505 Weare friends. #{ZARX. 506 They know each other. #b{i}#85iAi2. 507. I’ve known him for many years. RUA CARS+T. 508 | don’t know him very well. #7baiRA.509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519) 520 521 S22 523 524 525 526 Crazy English QC YO Hi ER | A good friendship deserves a second chance. REVREMBASAT BES. I'm falling in love with ... RB£----T. I'm in love with ... RB#@-.-- I flirt with everyone. i= siz. He’s seeing ... (h7E#1------ =. She’s going out with ... #a@#--- 2H. a Will you marry me? ##:/4064709> She doesn’t love him any more. #7ABBHT. She dropped him like a bad habit. IE DAL EHR SD TART He never spoke to me again. #BurEBRT. They broke up. #1347. They got a divorce. hil 738. We work together. #(/]—#2 Lt. We're colleagues. #(]28#. He’s one of my business acquaintances. HBREBLN HZ. They work as a team. {t{Aate. They are husband and wife. {tHi1Z*#. They are twins. (HZ 2Aais.Pedro OK. OK. I give up. Who is the mystery woman? Miguel Marta. Pedro Marta! Miguel Yes. Pedro = Thanks for telling me. Women! What can you do? One minute she’s crazy about me, and the next minute she’s going out with you. Miguel I’m sorry, Pedro. Pedro It’s OK. It’s your turn. Miguel You're wrong. We really like each other. Pedro Good luck. Miguel Pedro! Aren’t you ever serious? MES FH, RAT. MRBXBSH? ABR BR. REE ITE! Ken 2M. MEP WHER. XA! MESBAD? DMM ARAL RE, —DhS, MARRS BR MEF, RIK. MEE KAR. P-MMEART. KER MRRAT. RNZAHABER. RES Ri. ER WES, KRATREBRG?Crazy English QOO HUE All right. It’s his way. But... But, what? Why doesn’t he like me? Why does he insult me in front of the customers? He doesn’t, Jim! I don’t believe it. It’s true, Mom. He always says, “All of the customers know the prices. Why don’t you?” Oh, Jim, that’s the way he is. OK. But does he have to be that way all the time? Wework together every day, but we never talk to each other. Either he changes or I quit. You know, Jim, you are his favorite grandchild. How do you know? He doesn’t say it, but I know. I give up. HE, MAHAR, Rit RUA? HATAGRERR? AAs BMA HR SR? HSN, Hi. RAE. RRB, Bis, HRM. “MARR AA. MAAHA RR AMIE? ” Wh, AA, tA. H, GAWAGERRBRAE? RNSA-LL IM MERU. BARRE, RARTT. Re, Ae, RAR HAT {R54 AE? Rik, GRRE. a BRET.(2006 i te He ve is REPREHRARHSH, ARLIPATDAT. behn: I'm falling in love with ... BET), SERS, BRABTT. Bae saat: I'm in love with ...( RES le's seeing ...(#b#£#1-----iA8Z), She's going out with ...(#b##0------2532). SSA AL, AMAT LT: Will you marry me?( #ag4eses7 1B? ). Mult iq: They are husband and wife.( H#{/] BRE). HARASS SHER, ATARLAR NE, 2A TAKCEAN RELA RA RMAW T —iH, CREAM) RSH, RRNA AAMT? Swi $43: You've known each other for so many years. A good friendship deserves a second chance.