Crazy English OC JO FBT Feelings and 42 Emotions 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732 impressed _[im'prest]_ a. depressed {di'prest] a. daze [deiz] n. (a3i:] inter}. Fi pees I'm tired. RAT. I'm impressed. #7Ri im. I'm happy. #2. I'm in a good mood. # iam. It makes me happy to ... f-----ikRRFD. I'm proud of ... #A-:- RBIAR. l admire you. R&R fr. I'm nervous. #iRRik. I'm disappointed. ##%2. I'm depressed. #7Ri8%. *|YE 4 Me ada Ht Oe 006 s 733 | feellost. RmastRER. 734 mina daze. XK. 735 I miss you. £#afr. 736 It breaks my heart to ... fi ALAR. 737 Vil die of a broken heart. xi8(50032. Bill Nora Hi, dear. You're home early. Nora I was in the bathroom. Nora Peggy’s at the library. Billy and Jack are at a bas Nora She was here a few minutes ago. Maybe she’s in Bill tea ei tea eh re aR eh tka eit Hea Hello! Nora? Billy? Jack? Suzy? Peggy? I'm home! Hi, honey. Where were you? Where are the kids? practice. And Suzy? room. Gee, I’m tired. OR! G40? Leal? Re? HA? MA? RART! ! FR, RORSRER! Sl Heb, RMA ERE? REKF I. BFNARLET? MELBBE, LAMA REERST - FER? SOARES, PEER AY el SMe! F, HR.Crazy English QO Hiei Nora How was your day? Bill Busy, but not bad. BH SREAH? ear. tt. (eA. Friend Don’t cry, Laura. You don’t have to work there. Laura But I need the money! Friend Why don’t you look for a new job? Laura Where? How? I don’t know my way around New York. I feel lost. Wis 2 BR BL, RABR, KRA-EZREMSL HE. HH TERTEBALA! (TARR! ) AR RATARR— HBL? SH MLR? BAR? RHBALM, WSS BARALHAR HASEANHSS SE SERIO, RAB GBA | xqyeasas: Im happy.(zi8H 30), I'min a good mood.( Hct), It makes me happy to ...( fit---- LBRAD); RSNA: Im SS | disappointed.( #R7RK), I'm depressed.( WARK), 1 feel lost.( RRB StIRB4E), I'min a daze.( WRAL) ; hid WRGAF: It breaks my heart to ...( (i---++ LEBER), |Iidie of a broken heart (HHtskT ). CR MENARET bak a8 UEASGRRT PRAMAS, MEATS BASLE, HARMRMAMMERER, ial HRABIREARAR AM ADI Swit ## xX: 11'm happy with my going back to the head office. 2 It makes me happy to go back to the head office. aA3 Ge 2 Abilities and Possibilities fei AI fett 1006 | i 36 1h Ye @gtese- ee GOSG Se» *- File NWS: fer °S competent [kompitent] a. » self-reliant selfrilaiont] a. = RAR ACM, Ase © businesslike — [biznislaik] : HRY, WON Oeceee>> QSSeeos- ol Pa] meu 738 «lcan... RAW 739 Icould have ... KARE: 740 Iwill be able to... RAE 741 Vmnot helpless. RAZZ AL. 742 Vm good at... #ARBK---- 743 Vm competent. REET. 744 I'm self-reliant. #6 187138. 745 Vm able to think on my feet. RB#au8.746 747 748 749 750 751 752 753 754 755 756 757 758 759 Crazy English 900 HE I never forget a face. #UASRig—TAM KH. He makes the most of it. #2 7TMRHA. I'm nothing. #12428. He can’t see without glasses. #7mmaSeARARH. He doesn’t know the ways of the world. Hh A HE You can’t miss ... #;AARAB-~-H. He can’t ... (ba ATH: He must have ... os nes He would have ... ##*BS---B. Anything could happen. @amtew@Aeexe. Is it possible? agen, Are there other possibilities? 44H tI A? What if ...? mR. 82m It could be your big chance. xmete7*ANS. mig 177] Paulo We won’t announce the contest until Mr. Crawford finishes the brochure. Joanna Oh, is he doing the brochure for you? Paulo Yes. Joanna What does his office look like? RF RNSRUACLEFGOT. BADR. FRM R. eee? RE RN. FRB hHAASAHART? 183Oe Tk Me (2 006 Paulo Joanna Joanna Joanna Joanna RE FB RS FRB RE FRM RF FRB It’s large enough, and modern and businesslike. very formal — tho formal, perhaps. Why do you ask? Just curious. I’m trying to imagine Michael in that office. ‘ What do you mean? 7 Michael gave himself a deadline. Either he does we this year, or he gives up art and goes into business with his father. How well is “well” ? How is he going to measure y to himself. Then this competition could be his big chance. Yes, it could. SARA, RAR, RARE. MA+SER—thitA ERT. RAREFHA? REYSHE. RRBBR, DRTLEMPMASE. RPE. BRRARCET—THR. HOFER TRDH, BREAR, PHESABAH. ESGHAE “nw” Tie? hMAAeeM? hee REGSNZER-HFO? RHA, RE. HEGRCUER—TE MARPURT ASEM —TAPMS: Ri. H2Et+APUS-— | Crazy English goo FEE — Wig2 N Mrs. Farias Packing is very upsetting. I wish someone would do it for me. In fact, I wish | were home now and the plane trip were over. Joanna You don’t have to pack tonight. Mrs. Farias I know, but I want to see how much room I have in my suitcase. Tomorrow I have to buy presents for everyone back home. Joanna Sometimes I wish I were going home with you. Mrs. Farias Sometimes I wish you were, too, dear. Joanna I know, but you mustn’t worry about me, Mama. T’ll be all right. Paulo doesn’t let me out of his sight! Mrs. Farias I know you'll be all right. I'm worrying about myself. The house will seem so empty ithout you and Paulo. And what if you decide to stay here. Joanna Oh, Mama! KBMAAK KASGSRESA RM, RAZAA MARKER. BLL, RAABMALATT MANRE, ART mE. FEB RABSARLRRBE SEG! KWAK RAE. GERRABATLERSIRA, WRK REETIMBRSR S MARK. FRM ANRRAA BRAKE. KGAA RANRHSRAB, REN- FEB BRA. FH, BW, KTHFEBRRL, BAS AS. RE-ADVRAMR. KRMAAK BAMERTSABH, RIGLHARAC, RARARE, & BTSLSRSS. BA, H-RREARLEREAMN FRB We) 2048. 185ae {2 606 ARBANZA, WRECHEDHRBABLERBAMN. RAB eee PMV ARS, HM: 'm competent. (RARAEF), I'm self-reliant. HA | §E/783R), 'm able to think on my fect (RSME) SS. ict, BHF z MACHA, SHRREVABRRKAC HE TR. (REREAD — PATS AO TE BA TDIEA SI A BS 7, (RA ESB, ik “He doesn't know the ways of the world”, (2¢RiAo(bthIPR REA Ah, KAR fh, BHVAGE. RANA ANE RR? sna #8): But he is not helpless. He is good at solving problems and be able to think on his feet.4 Crazy English goo BEM Affirmatives and Negatives Fie 9 AE suppose [se'peuz] v. HAL: EET principal [prinsepio)l] on. RK closet [klozit] n. ee 760 ©6Yes. 28. ol 761 Yeah. #8. Fu 762 No. #. —— 763 Nope. %. se 764 I’m afraid not. tax. 765 I think so. #4828. 766 | suppose so. #82A). 767 Idon’t think so. HABA / KHALI.Suzy Nora Peggy Nora Suzy Nora Vv mist BA eh a eH Ba eh wis 2 » Jack was in a big fight. Is he all right? I think so. But he’s in the principal’s office. Oh, no! Why are Billy and Jack so different from each other? | I don’t know, dear. I really don’t. PRSERRA RITE EERIE? REL. BURERKE. me, Ret! AYALA SRESARAZANA AME? RAMU, RF, RATE. 4 a a | Yamamoto Where is my good coat? Frank In the hall closet. But you won't need a coat today. The sun’s shining and it’s going to get warm. Yamamoto Are you sure it’s not going to rain? | was RAK = wa Rt HER as i S 18 I don’t think so. But anything’s possible. Your raincoat is in the hall closet too. BABE — ASAE? EEBOERE. AURSAPRRESIN, SHE RK. MALBMRE. RBESAAS POG? BHAEDBHEH. LATNRBTRSTR. tHmR LEER RES.Crazy English goo HP Re | Yamamoto You know Frank, I’m not as young as I was. Frank No one is, Father. Yamamoto You’re right. Help me with my coat, Frank. Frank Have a good time, Father. Yamamoto Thank you, Son. was KER waz $= wa Ge ali | Mud RRR, HER, RET. RET. BB. ANH. BRELIR, BER. 8, RRRAAL. wR, JLT. Yeah (4280) 5 Nope (75) Bae pH EAA BIS yes i noi. ARRRAMRARENSST | think so.( 48289), | suppose so.( RABE r (REWRAS EME TLR: I'm afraid not. (AMAA), | don't think so.( RAB AREA). EPEARL OR, AAATS MENS PRS BERT SHEE 2H -BSA. RRMAATSMALADE ATABARIR. UNLIRIRRG SRM ESAS R, ARA=MRAES. Sniwin B# AX: 14 Yes, | think so. 2 Yes, | suppose we can make it. 3 I'm sure we can make it.143 Opinions and Ideas Ai AVE grant [gra:nt] n, scholarship ['skolof ip] n. allowance [e'lauens] n. fare [fee] n. responsible [ris‘ponsabl] a. sergeant [sa:dgent]) n. imaginative _[imeedsinetiv] a. 768 Don’t you think so? (mixin? 769 Don’t you think so? xa(p7uxHiA AM? 770 | don’t think ... HWA AR 771 What do you think of ...? {i\A---- BAR? = 772 What’s your opinion? (Avastin? & 773. Do you have any idea? 41+ 8:43? E 774 He thinks about... (baMa%---~Crazy English goo HERR competition. ‘Mr. Crawford Yes. Now, you mentioned a grant. What = ioe | N Paulo We were discussing the rules of the N a Ho kind of a grant were you thinking of? Paulo We were going to offer a scholarship, a living allowance, and air fare to and from | Brazil. What do you think of that idea? Mr. Crawford Excellent. What about the deadline for the entries. Six months from today? Paulo Yes. They have to enter by November Ist. We'll announce the winner the following month. Mr. Crawford Good. Well, I can have sample brochures ready for you in a week. Paulo Fine. Mr. Crawford Then, I'll see you a week from today. Is two o'clock convenient? Paulo Perfect. RP RMNMAAN RAHA ARMBEE NT. GRETRES, MNARHARMRES? RF BRN SRA-GRSS, LALARBMR PHRMKRE UR. RUAKMIBEAH? SRE ER. SMAHML AMI? MSAMATA? RE 2h, MhNeAe+-A-BUMRA, MRM HERTPRN-TASHBRS. ERB HF. RAEFORA, —TEMZATIR RE RE. RRBCLE BA, MLAS. Bas, ALAR? RE Berwy. 191Wis 2 = oe (2 006 Mr. Nikzad Captain, would you tell me who’s responsible for catching the thieves? I’d like to thank him personally. 3 Capt. Jamison You know him. Mr. Nikzad =I do? Capt. Jamison But I must ask you not to tell anyone who he is. He’s one of our undercover men. Mr. Nikzad = Certainly. , Capt. Jamison Sergeant O'Neill. Would you step into my office? Bill Captain? 4 Mr. Nikzad) = Mr. O'Neill. The ice cream vendor! I don’t — believe it. Ali was right. Capt. Jamison Who was right? RRFBRE SK, SUPTVAAR, BARBERA RS #2) RBRAGM. ’ BRRBK HAIRED. eRPBRE KH? ‘SRREK FU, RERTHREAWEAAR, BATE BRNH—TERER. ERB MA SRREK RERER, WURHDASR—-T. beak Hoe, BK? ERRCEE RETA. BARA! BUG] RR eax! BRRBK HT?Crazy English qe DO Fi EN | Mr. Nikzad = My son, Ali. He never stops talking about Mr. O'Neill. He always says, “Mr. O'Neill is a secret agent.” Capt. Jamison Sergeant, you didn’t say anything to the boy, did you? Mr. Nikzad — Captain, I'm sure he didn’t have to. Ali is very... what’s the word in English...imaginative. He enjoys pretending to be you, Sergeant. You are his hero. Bill He’s a fine boy. Mr. Nikzad And he loves talking to you about baseball. He keeps trying to learn, but I don’t know how to play, so I can’t teach him. REPRE RHILFHS. h-KARBEHRETLE. ft BRE: “RERKEETER.” BRREK SE, MLAB BRA? REPRE BK, RAGA. WRARTER BUEAR ARARER. SE. etd APA, (ER. REREK. bea HETFEF« RRPREE HH REKARKER. H- BARES, Te BAAR. MRR AD ABH.00g HM kM = EAG@UARM. BRS AW—PAANE ANB AAN EAA ITN. 3AIIRTABA: Do you think so?( 4B? ), Don't you think so?(H SE CRARRAEIA HIB? ~+), What do you think of ...2¢RIAA-- SA? ). ‘What's your opinion?( 42M e813? ), Do you have any idea?( HRA tT A718 val? ). MARS BREE RAN.Crazy English goo WERE 146 Necessity and wEEAVE Obligation obligation [obli'geifen} on. BE; XH liable [laiabl] a FPAAHEM: AXA Hi iis 776 778 779 780 781 782 783 Must1...? RBA--—-M? You mustn't ... REAR IA You needn't... Ihave to ... RRA You should ... (Miz: You’re expected to ... #i7i%----- He should have ... #amix----- Ineed ... HB... You don’t have to ... (RRWE----- RET.He Te we (2 006 784 There’s no reason to... Sa¥Ee--- 785 We're not liable for ... #(f1x1----- RARE. Paulo Hey, Joanna. Why aren’t you ready? It’s almost seven o'clock! Joanna I’m sorry, Paulo. I’m not going. I have to study. Paulo But you can study later. Don’t you want to go? Joanna No, not really. I don’t like dinner parties. Paulo But what can I tell the Crawfords? Joanna Tell them I’m sick. Paulo But you aren’t sick. Come on, Joanna. I don’t like to lie, Joanna And I don’t like to go to dinner parties. RS 0, FRM REARS? KAT! FRM WR. RF. RKAT, VESS RE SBIMASILAS, RBA? FRB B. RKABA, BREKRBS. RE BAREAMAIMBACRN? FRB AWM RRA. RE CARAT! HH, ARB, Le FRB RKEKSMRS. Mrs. Nikzad Hello, Simon. Have you seen Ali this afternoon? Mr. Nikzad No, Zahra. Why? RAs 2 ERPBAA ARK. ROAT TARAS ME? EREBKE RA, Fi. HTHtARB?Crazy English gOO HER Mrs. Nikzad Oh, dear. I can’t find him anywhere. I thought he might have gone to the Fair. I’ve looked all over. I don’t know what to do. He should have been back an hour ago. Mr. Nikzad Don’t worry, Zahra. Probably, he’s visiting a friend and forgot about the time. Mrs. Nikzad But an hour and a half? That's not like him. He could have had an accident. Mr. Nikzad Yes he could have, Zahra, but he probably didn’t. Did anything happen this morning? What were you talking about before he left? Mrs. Nikzad_ His birthday party. It’s all he talks about lately. Mr. Nikzad _ Is it possible you said something to upset him? Mrs. Nikzad | must have. I know he was upset because we haven't received Mr. O’Neill’s reply to our invitation, and... Mr. Nikzad = And? ERPBAA WB REN. RABAT, WOLD BEMBSET, RESORT, RAM BAHAR, fe— TP MIKES RAPCKA FU, NS, AMBARMAMST A REPBAA CS—THHLG? AAA. HTRRET Bh. RAPBLA LATE, Fi. Bh WeARATABI. SRPLBRAREHA RI? EAM WTA? RAFBAAK WEARSOW, MAHMAAORARH, REPCAL TRURRRT SHAR, HE? REPRAAK —ERBHT. ANB TRERAE, OS AKAROSR. BMbARBY, BA RRFRBAE BWAttA? mmHL OMG Hk Me {2 006 Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad RR BAA RP BAE ERFBAA ERB EE REBAR BRATS LIAWT—h, PERRERR, 8 Y= PAA hal. $# AIX: 1 You shouldn't resign. 2 You don’t have to resign. 3 There's no reason for you to resign. JER, BL Yes, you must(2N, PRY QUEST, No, youneedn't ...C¢RAY). Have to (ASA) AM should (s2i%) ANB PRiaS LER. Have oRREMEN BR, should FL EHH. And because we haven't invited Mr. Yamamoto. Anything else? 3 No. He left the house right after that. I suppose I should have called you earlier. ; Zahra, I’m sure there’s nothing to worry about. He’s probably on his way to the Fair to see Mr. O’Neill, or else he’s with Mr. Yamamoto. Oh, wait! Here he is! And Mr. Yamamoto is with _ him. You were right, Simon. He must have gone 4 to Mr. Yamamoto’s. BA, AARMRABAUALE. BAWHS? RAT. KPREMSHRMHAT. RWIZS— RIT RAS RH FH, RARNRATAHOOM, hAREE BREERBRETAL, RAEUALA Mid. , S— TP! RT! WAAR. BR. RANT, Hh-BAAUALSBEET. FiMust!... (BQ? ) JAE, MROSAE T ) ; MRESR4EM, ‘t snmin—Crazy English 900 HEM we 786 787 788 789 790 791 792 793 794 795 Speeches and Talks BUENA distinction —_[dis'tinkJ an] mn AEA: ee alphabetical [.eelfe’betikel] a. 1 AEMUFHE AI handle [heendl] ve account {e’kaunt] n. KA accountant [e'kauntent] 9. ili book [buk] nee supply [se'plai] n. GEAR: that cabinet [‘keebinit] n. CATH RE BRASP BS) HAE. n ribbon [riban] ae Attention, please. if! . EF, TR Ladies and Gentlemen: ... xt], #4E{f: ~~ It is my pleasure to announce ... RRRSMEH We have to talk. #(1maik—iK. What are you talking about? rinzinit +4? Where were we? #{]hl4 itZIBRLT? We were discussing ... RiNMIsEAH- Go on. #87. Shut up! 37! Stop it! He: 199Hk Mk (2 006 Paulo Ladies and Gentlemen... Michael Why doesn’t he get on with it? Joanna Be patient, Michael. Pedro _... The Brazilian Pavilion has been pleased and honored to have as judges persons of such distinction that...oh... Michael If I had known there were going to be a lot of speeches, I would have come later. Joanna It'll all be over soon, Michael. Paulo The judges, as you can imagine, had a very difficult time choosing a winner. The quality of the paintings is... RE KE EM: BRR AAMT A? FRB BRR. RAML. Ree ERR BIARRAW Sy Lee, ea BER PA SALE REE. RT TASHA. FRR DR. RRRSARH. RP FRELERREN STAR, STA, fF BekWiz 2 [7 v as Crazy English goo Hi ERR Laura Well, let’s go on. The files are easy. We keep our files in alphabetical order. Claire Who handles the accounts? ! Laura = We have an accountant. He comes in once a month and goes over the books. Claire Laura, may I ask you a question? Laura Of course. Claire May I ask why you’re leaving? Laura I'd rather not say. Claire | understand. I’m sorry. Laura No, don’t apologize. Where were we? Oh, yes. Well, we keep the office supplies in this cabinet — paper, typewriter ribbons, pads, pencils, pens, envelopes, etc, FH CT. AA. ARRAS, RNRSHARER FRM RR i BIK? Sh = =RANAR—LA I, #7 BREAK. RRR FH, RA-HBRAR—T, TG? SH BAT. BRR RBARATARR? FR RTI RRR BSR, WKB. FH RRA, THMK. MARNHNMET BM, HT, A OXRGRERMEFS: Kk. HFREB. RSH 2. WS. AHS.(2006 | Re 1 ME RHERSNMA, EAA TIRARHERELSAR: Ladies and Gentlemen: Attention, please ..(H4i], S641], WHER! --- ) 2 B, BRD, KNBR ERAIATE. REE, HEMUAEINA lady firstay a 59508. Itis my pleasure to announce ... HRBEWE A) RMIBE RHA LASE BIH, AAA: It's my honorto... KAlt's a great pleasure to... (FRA aH / (+). APEPRS, (RMA AAA Simon ieee waa Mis, AAAI SRA. 4ESEA A, Simon is) “Where were we?” at, “rixwfsy eS? STIR StI: We were discussing the traveling lately.Crazy English Qoo Hi PM 48 ~~ Telling, Knowing and Understanding PAL, JANIE EAL pe informed —[info:md]) a. Tf parlor [pa:le] md PL: TA i A 796 | never talk about ... HM Aik: 797 He doesn’t say it. fbaimixitin3e. 798 Tell me about ... gHi#tite@x------ 0H. 799 Don’ttell... RBaif---- 800 Whatcanl say? #aeiHiH1Z2 801 Keep me informed. panHaik. 802. | know nothing about ... #xt803 804 805 806 807 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 mis 17] z Mrs. Nikzad No. He’ll be home any minute, Ali. It can w ie; a Hf Ht ge Te Mk © 006 . REPBAA FH, HREBRT, BZ. RAPT SALARB He Do you know ...? ¢xaiti---- 1G? | have no idea. #78. | wonder ... RAMI You know it. ixireniae. All| know is that ... RAmMia--- How do you know? {x4 sie? | beg your pardon? i@@min—iastia? What do you mean? *r2et4e8? What do you mean by ...? frit B48? | see. RAT. | got it. RAAT. Am | understood? arii71%? | can understand that. ixise#A. | don’t understand. #78A. I'll be good. I promise. I’ll do whatever he says. I'll be so good that he won’t know I’m here. ~ Can we call him? till then, I’m sure. We’ve never had a big pa in this apartment. I wonder... RSk, RAE. HURATARMAM, RAE SHERE, RHBTMBRER. RINT BIA fbi? RNMRRAERTRFLRALAORS, FA/\ Alea < Crazy English geo MEME | Ali Oh, I don’t want the party here! Mrs. Nikzad No? Where do you want it? Ali At the Ice Cream Parlor. You know, the one that has 101 flavors. bye i, RERARLSA! BREBAA KFEO? HERS? aye ZEKSOMIE. (RANG? A 101 PHORM ABR. Mr. Crawford Michael. Michael Yes, Dad. Mr. Crawford We have to talk. Michael Oh? What about? Mr. Crawford The business, son. Michael What about it? Mr. Crawford It’s growing. I want an assistant, and... Michael And you want me. Mr. Crawford Yes. I’m 57. Soon... Michael Dad. You know I'm an artist. RRB BRR. | wwe 8, 14am? RUBLE WNBMIR-iK. BRR i? Atta? RPBAE MAKATON, BT. BER ABABA? RMMLE ATATAWS. BESTE, he BER HEBER. AWMBLE W. RESE+LYT, BEA BER BE, KRMURATERR.19.006 | 4 Se 3k Mr. Crawford Michael Mr. Crawford Michael Mr. Crawford Michael Mr. Crawford RABE BRR RRRBLE BR Reece BRR RMSE eR I don’t understand. I know you don’t. You're 29. You're intelligent. And I want to paint. That’s a hobby, not a career. What about Michelangelo or Picasso? Was it a hobby for them, too? No. Of course not. But... But what? Maybe I’m not Picasso. But I have to try. Give me a year. One more year. BRAT RAVER T i. HOTA, RRB AB. REGS. RE-HET, FARL. KARME RE MRM) BEN Rs EHO? RR, SREB. TE TEAR? RERFLEMR, TERT kh. BAR-SHEBT. RFCrazy English goo HEM ERLE, ANTAEMARAR DMRS, SRT LARA RHAABCRH. PREVA : Can/May+!...27-WT----0G? ) Ae WRAHAALSARHR BIEN, ARR could i> Alcan. may RA ET bi Scan, ROA can BERK, WRATH AER. Th might AFRESH, HHS BHOM. A “Do/Would you mind...” “Would you mind if ..2” (SUR, FRITS? ) PARA AA fSt7F. $0 “Would you mind my smoking here?" “Would you mind if | smoke here?” BBA, WEMAMIER, RATA? HIRI BA TTD: No way.(H20UJL), Forget it.(48) ; W— ABER IAA : I'm sorry.(A47 Bf ), I'm afraid not. AMAT) ; SFARRATMTAA DAME : Go ahead (3798), Of course, you can.(fR4ZRATIA-----), Not at all.(—AthARI). PHDHRVNADRHISEARRA. ARBASHTA Mima. ; Snait $S# AX: 41 agree with you. 2 You can say that again. 3 That's a very good idea.43 817 818 Agreement and l agree with ... ##h---- You're right. (2x18. You can say that again. RSMAS It’s hard to say. Rik. You’re wrong. {aT. We fought about ... HA T----Su. I give up. RAFT.Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna Paulo Joanna RF FRB RF TRB RE FRB RE FRM RF FRM RF FRB Crazy English goo HER _ iS 17 What are you doing? I’m writing a note to the Crawfords. I want to thank them for dinner. Why don’t you call them? Here people always use the phone. Well, OK. Why don’t we invite them to dinner? That’s a good idea. I want Mama to meet Mrs. Crawford. What about Mr. Crawford? Don’t you like him? He’s impossible. Be nice to him. You can be nice to him. I don’t like him. Are you inviting Michael, too? Of course. PREBITA? RES—-HAARHBERA, ARAN. AGA Bia? RBHABAR BAN. 70. BUN AH AA PHAR Ue EE? SRA, RAR RIAA. RHRBALE? RABRBB? HART] EMG . REEN HEE — ma PRON ERE, RT AR BE HB Rb Bi se RB?Be ke Paulo He was very happy last night. Joanna | was, too. Paulo But Michael is always so quiet. And last night, he was talking and laughing. Joanna What do you think about Michael? Paulo I think he’s a great guy, but he isn’t very ambitious. RP HRREAR LARA. FRB RwiRAL. RP TRBARALMATM, MeRRLDMAKAR. FRB MNBRROREAR? RE RUSPALSH, TARALH. © Joanna I’m sure you will. Even if you spend a few fe sleepless nights, it’s worth it. ‘ Michael What do you think I should do? N Joanna Take a break for a few hours. | Michael No. I mean, do you think I should give up and go into business with my father? | Joanna What I think doesn’t matter. You've got to be | happy with what you do. Beside, that decision was | made years ago, wasn’t it? | FRB RRS. HSMN, MRRELTRLABR, B Rash. BRR MAARLKAEGZN? | FRB RSA. | BRR F RHRBLH, MARUARMAMAGRMAR | SERA? FRB REARMKXAE, MEWACHAHL, WH. (2 006 PIVEMMRRET, WA?Michael Joanna Michael Joanna Michael Joanna SER FRB BRR FRB DR FAM ER Crazy English goo ERR It was. But things change. Which is better for us now? Michael, what do you want me to say? It’s got to be your decision. I’m not asking you to decide for me. I just want to know what you think. You must have your likes and dislikes. Maybe I don’t. Maybe I don’t know what to think. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to upset you. All I mean, Michael, is that I agree with what you’re doing. If you can be a successful artist, fine; if you can’t, go into business with your father. But at least give yourself the chance to find out. There’s something else, of course, Joanna. If I go into Dad’s business, I have to stay here. You know that. HH, GESASSER, MENRNRK, RABE ? BRR, MURA? RBAHRRE. BRAM RBRARE, RRABMEROBAM. —EAACHhES. HHRRA. HIFRLABNAEAZIA. NE, RELA. WAR, RABSRAKNARRMA VIA, MOR HEB RA-MMMHEZARR, MR: BARES i, RURESHADLSAS, GRRLBRESRA CRMs. FRB, 4A. WAR. RMRBSSHAT MBH i, MBABERSZ. iJ agree with + sb(BRERANMA) SHBRMERHA. agree: tosth. SHIRA. ERR. You can say that again. RE “HID — a" HES, WE “RRSRA RMA”, PieTEBLEN, BMA KR KOTRRLA TINTS SALMA. WAASATE HRA TIE hyn og aCrazy English K JO Fie 90 Excuses ({f behave [bi'heiv] vA IF misbehave [misbi‘heiv] v. discipline [disiplin} n. 824 He isn’t that bad. jamie. 825 That’s understandable. s2q 28H. 826 He’s only achild. ize. 827 You're not able to use that excuse today. SRUTER AB MEOT. - 828 You can’t make excuses for him forever. PRRBEAIEA thik 0.Hag He Me (2 006 mis 17 2 Mr. Nikzad What are we going to do with Ali? 7 Mrs. Nikzad What do you mean, dear? He’s only six. Mr. Nikzad He'll be seven in a few weeks. It’s time to think about his future. Mrs. Nikzad Oh, dear. Mr. Nikzad You spoil him, Zahra. Mrs. Nikzad And you're too strict. You're always criticizing him. Mr. Nikzad Because he never behaves. Why can’t Ali be more like Hussein? : Mrs. Nikzad But dear, they are different people. They'll never behave the same way. 3 Mr. Nikzad We take him to the Fair, and what does he do? He runs away! Mrs. Nikzad He’s a very independent child. Mr. Nikzad I'll never understand him. What an imagination! He thinks ice cream vendors are secret agents. ; He talks to animals and toys. RERBCAL HTOERNEAM? EERPRAA EHR? HTAZ- ERECKE HERA MLAMEST. KAMARA AT. RRFBAA Wh. REM. ERP BEE Fiz, MART - RRPBAA CRM APT, RESMHRKRERM. REBEL BMAP, HATA RHR A BH? RAECAA OR. HEN, MNATETAM! HAM ENB PER-HN- REPCLE RINGER. Mbit Ane? thiaie 7! RREBCAA hE MRRMHRT- ; ERECLE RABAT MH. he 2A! BRIAR ABR. EN AMMAR HA.Crazy English goo HEI Mrs. Nikzad All children are like that, dear. Mr. Nikzad No, Zahra, all children are not like that. You can’t make excuses for him forever. ERFCAA MAHhBRAREN, REN. RRFBAE F. FH. HFAS-—TRFBERRT, RF REA A THIRD Wis 2 S\ 42 a eR Mr. Nikzad Last year he misbehaved because he didn’t understand English. This year you won’t be able to use that excuse. Mrs. Nikzad We'll have to find a school for children like Ali. Mr. Nikzad Where will you find a school for stubborn children with bad manners? He won't listen to anybody. Mrs. Nikzad He’s not stubborn; he’s independent. But don’t worry, I'll look for a school for creative children. Mr. Nikzad Won't you ever believe me? The boy needs discipline. Mrs. Nikzad Let me try, Simon. Maybe I can find the right school. RRFBCLE AEPPELAALTERX. SERTEAARBME BY > EREBCAAK BARNLAR—H I WAKA LARA OER RAFBLE BPAFRISRMARLAEARHAFESHN? fh FENIE BAO RRFBAA IRMA, RR. RMT, RBARE A Se OIG 715 BIE) LBes BH FAR RRPBCAE KRKMPAERS? hREHLER RAPBCAA FR. iM. mTRIRANBsHSR 25| an Oe Hk Me (5 006 Mr. Nikzad All right, Zahra. But next year, back in Iran, things will be different. Mrs. Nikzad Be patient, dear. Ali will make you proud one day, Mr. Nikzad Where is Ali now? Mrs. Nikzad Watching TV. Mr. Nikzad Are you sure? It’s very quict in there. RRECKE TH. FH. TRRFANF RN, SASST—-AM. 1 RRFBAA GEA, SBN. AHA, BLSULRATM. RRFBLE SSREERE? RRECAA ESS. RRFSAL KREG) SH-APSHRA. Excuse ($0) @AMRRAEADY, iAH. RAS PEMAERE. CM reason (MA) RFA, BAA-HAT MRE. BOS TLE, That's understandable.( AE STWR), ARENA, LIRA SEAS NO, US boss ARIK : You're not able to use that excuse today. +R FEA RRMA YT), RRA T. $RARK-REMABAME, HIURMBIALERITA WHMER. RRGAM, KRAMIARANA “ERM HRB. CRAB AE ARIE BR-MEO.” PROTA? ‘ ; SHwMn 8% )X: Don't say you are busy. You can’t use this excuse forever.Crazy English goo AEM “81 Importance and Value eae FEA BMEL oes . garbage [‘ga:bid3] n. Syd, Bey compliment [kompliment] on. *. Columbia [ke'lambia} n. RHEE IE [ RESEASC) . ° inexperienced [iniks'piorienst] a. i fi4401H9 unveiling [an'veilin] n. GRES PURE © photographic faute'greefik] a. 829 830 831 832 833 834 HB CH) 1 O) His world is not the same | without ... RA, HAE RRMA—ET. | can live without ... RA Rhee PA. .. is his life. ---2hHee. ... is everything for him. -.---s24%—1. It makes no difference. xxx2z. It’s garbage. 2174.Friend What's wrong with the job, Laura? What don’t you” like about it? ‘ Laura My boss. I don’t understand him. | Friend What don’t you understand? Laura I don’t think he’s human. | Friend What do you mean? | uae Laura For him, business is everything. Business is his life. Friend Oh, Laura. He can’t be so bad. Laura Oh, yes he is. He’s a machine. No friendly words, no | smiles, no little compliments. Nothing. Just business. | He isn’t human. | BA BH. MOLEMLTH? KAB—ATBKR? HH RHR. RAT Mtb. AAA ARR RAT BP? SH RRBHAA. A RTE. SH HE, BRET, FRECHE H FAR WR, HHT, HARTAMASA. SR HHBBALD. eRe. MERR-BREN TE. MARS, WRAMRAR—P. TAMA, RREER. RAAT. an Pedro Miguel called Marta from Colombia. He loves & her. He misses her. He thinks about her every et minute, and he can’t live without her. He says. MRE KARAT WTSBAB RM, HRM, BS Sh, ET RIAR CEMA, AM. HeRt NRE PA -Michael Pedro Michael RR wie F BRR RES ER Ree BER Crazy English goo Ki Pe He’s a nice guy. He’s young and inexperienced. If he knew what I know... He’d be cynical, old, and unhappy, like you. Leave him alone. If you could find a girl like Marta, you’d be a lucky man. ‘That may be. In any case, he wishes you the best of luck in the competition. Thank him for me. If you get a chance. By the way, why are you so dressed up today? It couldn’t be just for the unveiling of my painting. Very funny. Actually, I had an interview at a photographic supply house. I’m impressed. HARE HEBMRESM, HELM RHA: HRA -ARUMH, FEMTAK. SETH, KMRAABRETKAT ABRAM, taeet SBMA. STM. ABA, (hie RSH. ANAM, RRM HT) MORECAWARA BE) RELSAT SMBARSHBAALE! AGS, HX, BORLA -RBLSUAAOE. SRA.eee (2 006 “I can't live without you( BAT, RABAT). MRORAKES BRAG. LL, MLE H, HRA MIRAE RH, He can live without you(RAith, ABbieS PH). HeeA SB, It makes no difference (Re FRBE), OM, RMRG ASW, It's garbace( BWR). a HIRST RB, BARBARA, BekeHe ta " AOL, SID “SRR Eo (0), A ALE RIA. ie SAR: 1 Musicis their life. 2 Music is everything for them.Crazy English goo FA ER Possession and 98 Existence 835 836 837 838 839 840 841 842 843 844 SV AFF FE calculator [keelkjuleite] n. it $085 stock [stok] n. FEA, HR ol 1 mu Do you have ...? 4-2 ¢ He has ... fh@---- lown ... Ri88--~ It belongs to me. E2%i. It’s for me. x#42. I don’t have ... with me. RRA FES. We're out of ... HINA T. Here’s ... x#---- There’s ... #ih#- There are many people over there. #iARZA. 221ae (8 006 ¥ SMB Hello. Hi, Bill. Oh, no. But it’s Saturday night! Yes, I know. But we never see each other these days. The children never see you, either. And what about dinner? It’s almost ready. Iknow. That’s the way it is. I’m just disappointed. Around nine 0’ clock? Well, OK. Wait. Why don’t you let > type your report? Then you could come home now. "No. We don’t need any. We have lots of paper at home. ) K. Good. See you around 8:15. Bye, dear. RSF. We! tea. B, A, SREAARL! AB, BME, PRNLARNRMLBANE, RFPRRUK. BRESLH) RBRABT . RM, MERA. RREAB. REA? FO, SS, TPULRICRARAT HR? BARMER FTUART. “a FR, RIKER. RLARSR. HL, NBR, RR. RE.Crazy English goo Hi he ee ee Joanna Mrs. Farias Joanna Mrs. Farias Mrs. Farias Mrs. Farias Mrs. Farias FRB RRMAA FRE RRM AR RF RRMAA RP RMMAA RF MMAR Anyway, you were about to mention the gifts you had to buy. Yes. What do you think I a to get for your father? He has just about everything, doesn’t he? That’s the trouble. Hi, Mama. Hi, Joanna. T'm glad you’re home early. Do you know how to fix the lock on that suitcase? It’s stuck. It probably needs a little oil. Paulo, I don’t know what to get for your father. Do you have any suggestions? Why don’t you get him a pocket calculator? That’s a wonderful idea. I hope that he doesn’t already have one. REE, HITED. BH, RUARKLHABRES? FRILEARBA, RAR? PRR S. iS, 3, %. 7F#RM. REXRARKSS, BRAHARARMEEAE 2) CHET. AGRRL—Aiak. RS, RAABNATHARBARES, BRA Bh? AAA HK—TAY Bit hs? RATERMWARE! BRRARA4 Oe Ek Mk (2 006 Paulo [ doubt it. There, the lock’s OK now. Mrs. Farias Good. Thank you, dear. Where should I look for a calculator? Paulo I know a place where I can get one on sale. I'll pick one up for you tomorrow. Mrs. Farias Thank you, dear. You know, when I get home, I'm going to wish I were back here. I wish there were a way for all of us to be in the same city, or at least, the same country. RP PRAMRA. FT. WERT. MMAR (UT. UN, REN. THRRRANBSARO? RF RABAMEATWZA RMN. RAABRR—*. SMMAK WN, HEH. WNH. DRUG, RAPBRGE XB, MRATAARERNMEEAR—TaH, Be FESR-THR, MARSH. SAAR RS. HB —HA : Hehas (tha ), lown ...(\ #4 +) > gH AMM : It belongs to me( Oe alin f JER), It's for me.( KRM). Out of sth. RaW FAL fe SEER HH, Mout of stock (RI, HART)» RAMARIEST, AAW, Bens, AAAI BAKA, RADAR BORERR: “FR Wah, LMT.” Baz. STMT #4): | own her and belong to her as well.Crazy English Jeo AEM 53 Instructions and 48 © spoil [spoil] 845 846 847 848 849 850 851 852 bother [bode] sweater [swete] graduate 7A Warnings [greedjueit] Step into my office. HHAASR. Yes, sir. 8, #4. Come along. x. Come on. #T. Give me... 4%... Give me a break. 7H. Wait a minute. as. Take it. 0. 5(3 og6 | #1 3 He Me 853 854 855 856 857 858 859 860 861 862 86: o 865 866 Sign your name. #1 Ha. Be patient. mt—A. Be quiet. 2% Leave me alone. it#—7*+AR&. Be nice to him. 2xjti##—A-. Be careful. 24m. Don’t step on... FER Don’t be silly. ¢aie7. Don’t spoil it. 7EawE. Don’t bother ... REM. Watch out! avis! Watch it. jis! This isn’t a game. sxTRBHR. Don’t ruin your life. FEST ARH. Don’t do anything foolish. 7ztx##. M15 1 /\ What a mess! step on that sweater. Hey, that’s my sweater. Miguel Pedro You sound like my mother. Watch out! Don’t Miguel Pedro Uh, yes, I guess it is. BR WRABS! ROP HHARRBB—H. lv! HRT MBHEX. KER RB, BHEKARH! RES Bho BREECrazy English gO DO AEN Airports are sad places. Sometimes, I guess. But, we'll write. You'll come down at Christmas. Tf we can find the money. Don’t worry, Marta. Everything will be taken care of. They say that fares are going to be reduced in the next six months. And when I graduate, well... That’s two years from now. Two years is a long time. The time will pass quickly. You'll see. I might even be able to come back to New York next summer. Oh, Miguel, you'll forget all about me. Your mother will find you a nice girl, you'll get married, and live happily ever after. No, I won’t. I swear I won’t. Don’t you believe me? I don’t want to talk about it. All I know is that you are going to be taken away from me. THETA EH. ANRABEE! GRRNSSAN. EZRDRERAS fh. UMRER SRN. BE, LT, —WRSRABTH. TREAT AAS. MASE, Be PEAT AHS, BEL-RRKHHG. HSS. HARE, RAFRARBR SAAR AE KER, KSERSAABED. HBBSSRR—TAB HxRF. RERSSE. HAWESASEA AHL. BASH! RRERS. GPAERG? BARK. RRM, MERA TMiguel That's ridiculous! I’ll write every day, whether you answer me or not. Marta Don’t be silly. You'll have other things to do. Miguel Don’t cry, Marta, please. KER Wil RSRBSSE. PERARTAE. BR FRA, SASHA BHRIHT- KER WRB, FER, BRMT- 3006 | it 3 Hk Instructions #11 warnings #2av8 & Alsi Sth A OTA ERM, SRK, AREA BARERABRS, CZ HERBAL LES, RAGAN AT AAS BUA. Ha, VERMA, NAAM BE— ENE A. FHAMMRARSEBEN, SOMA, RAR 8) ARHEMULMRE SAMS RADA : Instructions G Give me a break. (427 BM), Wait a minute.(j$#4H), Take it.(g#A0B), Sign your name. (S+4n)% 3), Be patient. (ji—ma), Be quiet.( 229! ); Warnings: Be patient(im—A), Be quiet.( 228! ), Watch out!(sJvit), Watch it. (vil). AROMAT, SLA VEL AAT, AESL+MERLHR. STHMALBERLSKA, HIMDTEREA SF, RAW ATER. TEAK. STMT SAAR: This isn'ta game. Don't do anything foolish. spss ii ih at tt ih ss elt a ta872 873 Crazy English QO0O APL Surprise i # What a surprise! a#87%2! | can’t believe it. ga 7AaUEIA. I never thought I'd live to see the day. RABUN ALAABAR—X. I never dreamed ... #1 ikt82)---- I didn’t expect ... #724782)-.-- I’m surprised to see ... @2)----- RRR.Paulo IN i Rm Maria Look, Joanna. There’s my assistant, Maria, and her husband. Hello, Maria! Over here! Paulo! Joanna! What a surprise! Are you here for English, too? Paulo & Joanna Yes, we are. RF BAL FRB, KA, MURLRHHFBAL, K AHce. KR, BHU! RS! RE! FRM! RCAF! MNRLARR 3? RFAFRB iN. Rilhe- M15 2 Pedro They want me to be the assistant manager of their camera department. Michael You? In a nine to five job? I can’t believe it. Pedro in a jacket and tie? I never thought I'd live to see the day. Hey, give me a break! Michael Pedro, I think it’s great. Congratulations. Pedro Pedro RET BR = = REP ‘se BRR ea REP 230 (2 006 Thanks, I guess. HNERACAMBHHBAE. tR) SRARBEALH? HVE. MEPARSR KITRH! RAWLA-LFBLAMBA—-R. 1. DRART! MES, ZAATHAS, FBRT- WH, RBRABAR.Crazy English 900 ef EARP, MITRRRERREHRE, CIRKATREORE. FARES SRA TASS. RAIS ERA SAH RAT. RARRARAEMET, RNALSBARITE, Sik : What a surprise!( MAAS!) BR | can't believe it(RAARBARE). AN MRA {DSRS LLB, BAS AIM | never thought I'd live to see the day. RRA BRAG BBAA—K), |never dreamed ...( HMA w RA Blo) SRAM. ni(2006 | tH ie Hk Me aD Plans it ¥ bakery [beikori] nti 874 875 876 877 878 What are you going to do? f#1#HitA? I'm going to... #17%--.-- What do you plan to do? ¢ritxit Za? | have nothing to do. #7#7K. I didn’t mean to ... RABE* MAE 1 ™N Pa to = Pe Crazy English goo HER Miguel Where are you going? Isn’t that my new sweater? Pedro Yes. I’m going to the movies with Marta, the Colombian girl on the fourth floor. Miguel You are? What about the woman in your office? Pedro What about her? Miguel Aren’t you seeing her tonight? Pedro No, tomorrow night. Miguel And... what’s her name, the girl in the bakery? Pedro Yolanda? I'm seeing her on Friday. KER HELMS) BRARHRERG? RSE 2. RESSMRMUSCUHLARF URLS Be. BR REA? BB. MAS MMA MM? WEF EAH? KBR RORMEFAZEAMMASO? MEF AR, ZAARRL. KBR BA BUGS FRE, BBRDKR? REF RAK? RAMLRAMMAS- Miguel Marta’s a nice girl. Pedro Who? Oh, Marta. Yes, she is, isn’t she? It’s her birthday next Sunday. Miguel I know. April 22nd. Pedro We’re going to a party. KER BREAMRERATEK. OF #7 R. ORE. 2H, WRER, TAG? TAM RAHHEA. Be Be. BMALTIS. RAS HNSSSM-TES.(006 | Ht iy He Miguel Aren’t you going to the movies? Pedro Yes. Tonight Marta and I are going to the movies. Next week, on Marta’s birthday, we’re going to a party. Miguel Oh. KER MITEEKASHS? ROS BE! ROBRASAMLEAAGW. ATMLAB REAEAN, RNFESMES- AKER BE! —ME ANTHEA AIeAH.Plan todo 45 be going to = SGA} EBA, $M: What are you going to do?( (TH #H+42_), Im going to ...(4TH------), What do you pian to do?( HRT MIA? )o CHASM T TEED, BAIA RBH, BARRA AHA. STM SAAR: 4 What are you going to do on the coming vacation? 2 What do you plan to do on the coming vacation? iiCrazy English goo HEM 56 eZ Difficulty wW 879 880 881 882 883 884 885 adjust [e'dgast] v. : 2 newsletter [nju:zlete] n- : oa WW: Sih mS editor [edits] n. Sift exhasted fig’zo:stid) a. RHA tense {tens} a ak S6 portrait [po:trit] nF, AMR Se ‘ stale [steil] a RAMA, EM $e e +22 ee oss ee eee fi BRAD. It’s not easy to ... It’s hard to ... ti It must be difficult to ... ##----—7e7R#. lhad a difficult time ... #---- RAE. There’s no way | can... RARE--~886 It’s easier said than done. int KB AMERH. 887... is not created overnight. --.-72—#—-SHH. Ai ee en fe See ae = = Ht ic 006 3 Laura Do you have any questions so far? Claire Yes. How often do you work late? Laura Hardly ever. Mr. Crawford doesn’t like to pay overtime. Claire Good. Because I don’t know if I can stay late. 1 go to school at night. Laura What are you studying? Claire Law. When I was a girl, I wanted to be a lawyer. And I'm going to be one. Laura I admire you. It must be difficult to work while you’re going to school. Claire It is, but it’s what I want to do. Laura Good luck. Oh, I almost forgot. We publish a World’s Fair newsletter. Henry Leeds is the editor. His office is across the hall. I think that’s it. SR BAAR AP A? RRR A. RHEL RED? SH NFRAL, RWRBASASKA MER. RRR RY, AARFMBRASKASAM, BRLELR. SH tetra? RRR KE. RNOHHRABAS, MRMRET. FU RARBG, —LLH-WR-ERS- RER FRE, FUBLARA BK. SH Ree. RB, RIF SICT. RNR HARES T, PBESH AR. HLHAASESBUH, RAs RET.Crazy English 9oo AP | Claire Ah - where’s the ladies’ room? Laura Oh, around the comer, second door on the left. Claire I want to thank you for all your help. Laura I was happy to do it. Here are the keys. After 5:00 today, it’s all yours. One more thing, be on time! He gets angry when you're late. RRR B KARKEEBS? SH BB, RBLWS—T. KER RLAPARBRRASNTC- Sy «RRB Rl, AAR. SREARERAKT. £ AGE, DAMK! MBA. hes. ~ Joanna How’s the painting coming? ~ Michael I don’t know. Last night I was up till 3:30, 4:00, and even though I’m exhausted, I can’t sleep. Haven't been sleeping well for a week. Joanna Probably because you're too tense. Michael | don’t know what’s wrong. Joanna Great paintings aren’t created overnight. Try to relax. Michael That’s easier said than done. Joanna I’m sorry. FRB KHGALAUR? DER RAMA. REARLEATRARHEMT. RRACH RNB, TAHRERMK. ROS-—TEMRBTHKT. FRM ARLAAKARK.- BRR RAMBLELAF. FRB HAMHARA ARAMA LAH, REBE—A- BRR MMS A. FRB WE.fe Tk Me Ft 12006 | # Michael No, don’t apologize. Joanna What's the subject of the painting? Michael That’s the problem. I wanna do a portrait. Joanna Of whom? Michael A woman. A modern woman. But that’s all I know. Joanna T’ve been drawing all week, but I don’t like anything I’ve done. What's the problem? Do you know? Michael Me. I’m the problem. I think I’m going stale. I’ve BRR FRB RR FRB BRR FRB SER been painting for ten years. I should be able to do better than this. A, REGRK. REHEBRHA? WGRERS, RAG—-BAR. NK &? KA, —THRKH, BERRMERA-AME. BATE -AEGA, CRALKHRERA-TO RAB BERS? RRA? ER, PBRAR. RARAZAT (AKT ABD). REGCS+ET, MRARATWSRLRAT ES.Crazy English goo HER Have trouble doing sth SIEGE RAM, GI : | have trouble adjusting to the life here. RAAREE MEE H+ A). RERCARS HR FAM, It's not easy to ... (e+ FEARBB), It's hard to... (ite BRE), lt must be difficult to ...(4t----— EAE), BMNEBES AE overcome difficulty (325RG9%8), HEH, Where there is a will, there is a way.( Aa 4, SRR). BK, AINSAB4 OHARA A ieit e-business (BF BS) MAM RR. MBAS “KS, KA. SAM! ” PEMA ACMA? BAS MARAE RA. Snwii SEH: 1 It takes a lot of energy to finish the task in such a short period of time. I'll try my best. 2 It's not easy to finish the task in such a short period of time. I'll try my best. 3 It's hard to finish the task in such a short period of time. 239(006 | 4 Me He mes ae = Others it tt 240 deal [dizi] n sense [sens] n mood [mu:d] n. whoopee [(hywupi:] _ inter). 888 Either... or... 72, RE 889 One minute ..., and the next minute ... SAE, SBE 890 Things like that don’t last long. MHBSTSKAN. 891 Business before pleasure. +2 E#HiHia. 892 [’m looking forward to ... nua 893 Pmaman! #2872!Crazy English QC OO BEE go4 What an imagination you have! 218%! 395 Ihate to tell you, but... RBSiRRH, BB 896 It’s a secret. x2M2. 897 It’s his way. ##aethMAs. 898 It’s a deal. —Svz. s99 It’s along story. iki. 900 That's all for ... -----#tBk ALT. |Z mais 1 Mr. Nikzad Bill Mrs. Nikzad Bill Ali Mr. Nikzad Ale Mr. Nikzad Ali BRE BAL te ERPBAA tea we REBEL ye ERP BEE fy Ali! I’m sorry, sir. Is my son bothering you again? Not at all. He’s a fine boy. Thank you, Mr... O'Neill. Father, Mr. O’Neill’s sons play baseball. That’s nice, Ali. I want to learn, too. But nobody wants to teach me. You're too young, Ali. You always say that. I'm pretty big for my age. BE! ROK, HE, BORFRRATRRTS? RL, heTEHART- RE. SE, RETKANAT MER. BS, ABR! RoEY, PPRARR. BB, RAT. REBMA, MERRK, RCBRAT.~ rr(2 006 | Xe tk B Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mrs. Nikzad HR EXP BCE ae eR ae EREBAA ERE BRE EREBAA relia Excuse me, there’s a big crowd over there. Business before pleasure. Certainly. Good-bye, Mr. O'Neill. Bye, Ali. See you soon. You know, Father, he isn’t really an ice cream man. He’s just pretending. He’s really a secret agent. What an imagination you have, Ali! More imagination than sense. Don’t spoil it for him, dear. Childhood is the happiest time of life. : WHE, HA, BLA-ABA, RASMERT- BA, RERRE- BA, WS, Fen. BE, MUG? HREM ABO, the HEH, AKER. AE, fKASwR! BRB R. ASR, FEO, STA-LPRRKOHNM. Mrs. Nikzad Hello, dear. How was your day? VAiE 2 Mr. Nikzad Hello, Zahra. Hi, Son. I’m in such a good mood that I feel like celebrating. Let’s go out to dinner tonight. RRPBAAK 83, REN. CAMA? RECAE OE, FH, we LT, ROAR, ARK RB. RINSARLE SARE!Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad iy ERFBAA BRFBAL we REBEL ye CREB AL ye BRP BEE fay B RF RAL Crazy English goo HERR Whoopee! Ali has something to ask you. What is it, Ali? Father, may I please have a birthday party? Of course, Ali. Why not? Thanks, Daddy. What kind of party do you want, Ali? An ice cream party! Is that what you want? Wouldn’t you like to go to a baseball game instead? Daddy, this is much better! You eat lots and lots of ice cream. They put it in a big bowl. And then, when you’ ve eaten so much ice cream that you can’t eat any more, you eat some more anyway. It sounds terrible. eB! BBA TBR. tae, BE? #8, RIFIWALARS? SRT, MS. ATARTY? WHEE. BS, RERTARHRSH? —NKRHRS! BREED? KLAR? EH, RPHST! MIWKERSRSHKR We NAME. Ala, SRC EAE BC PAM, HBT AMAIA. Wr IRE HE.Mrs. Nikzad Mr. Nikzad Ali EBRPBAA ERFBAL we I guess it sounds wonderful to kids. What do you think, dear? OK, Ali. It’s a deal. Oh, boy! ROHDRERE, WERGN. RRN, HUA ABAH? HH, BE, —SAE. me! Fee! Business before pleasure(+7ciE SiH). M0 RIT ARLE, RRMA ATLAS LIES : ERSMN—EATHKS. PHARM Hh; BFL MS OMA, BARARRIERE, It's their way( BRE RIHAR). BA, BNEFARIS HOeBSPRE, BOHR -LEGHKS That's all for our English 900.( (AAEZIB 9004)) BLE HHIET )o RBARKRSS, FAUH!