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The English Alphabet $?=-LJ.-<J:-3A$ 英语字母 <4>
这些图片里有什么? <28>
他们在做什么? <56>
Lesson Twelve aR2-5/-2&-$*A?-0, 第十二课 In the Classroom aR2-#%-/%-., 在教室里 <62>
Lesson Thirteen aR2-5/-2&-$?3-0, 第十三课 The Summer Palace ;?-@R-*J.-5=, 颐和园 <69>
和月份 <77>
Lesson Fifteen (A) aR2-5/-2&R-s-2, 第十五课 Mr. Patterson {-82?-1J-,J<-?/, 帕特森先生 <83>
Lesson Fifteen (B) aR2-5/-2&R-s-2, 第十五课 Clever Artist +-l=-0-|3-0R, 一个聪明的画家 <87>
安娜 <101>
Lesson Twenty (A) aR2-5/-*A->-2, 第二十课 A Flight Attendant 3#:-*R.-Y?-3R, 一位空姐 <105>
Lesson Twenty (B) aR2-5/-*A->-2, 第二十课 Two Thieves b/-3-$*A?, 两个小偷 <111>
在乡村的一天 <112>
Lesson Twenty-Two aR2-5/-*J<-$*A?-0, 第二十二课 My Family %:A-HA3-5%-, 我的家庭 <117>
们的邻居 <143>
Lesson Twenty-Seven (B) aR2-5/-*J<-2./-0, 第二十七课 The Temple God Eats Tsamba .$R/-0:A-
掉的自行车 <158>
Lesson Thirty-One aR2-5/-?R-$&A$-0, 第三十一课 Western Europe ;R-<R2-/2-3, 西欧 <162>
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Lesson Thirty-Two (A) aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0, 第三十二课 A Taxi \-LJ.-$/3-P, 一架出租飞机 <167>
Lesson Thirty-Two (B) aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0, 第三十二课 Donkey Butter 2R%-2:A-3<, 驴酥油 <171>
9<-2!R.2, ,-~.-KR$?-21A$?, 附录 2
Appendix 2 <286>
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The English Alphabet
$?=-LJ.-<J:-3A$ 英语字母
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Lesson One
aR2-5/-.%-0R, 第一课
New Words
lesson /"lesn/ n. aR2-,/, 课程 课
conversation /%kQnv@"seISn/ n. {.-(, #-2h,
(次),(个) 数
Text
I Study English
I am a student. %-<%-aR2-3-8A$-;A/, 我是个学生。
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Conversation #-2h, 对话
A. Good morning, Zhaxi. }-SR<-29%-, 2N->A?, 扎西,早上好。
Drills .R%-2, 练习
(A)
―I am a student. %-<%-aR2-3-8A$-;A/, 我是个学生。
(B)
―I am a teacher. %-<%-.$J-c/-8A$-;A/, 我是个教师。
Exercises $><-.%-, 习题
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm
Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
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6. Spell the words in the table. <J:-3A$-/%-$A-,-~.-.$-.R<-[R$-LJ.-.$R?, 拼读下列表格里的单词。
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
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Lesson Two
aR2-5/-$*A?-0, 第二课
New Words
two /tu:/ adj. $*A?, 二
sister /"sIst@/ n. $&J/-3R-.%-$&%-3R,
is /iz/ v. <J., 是
engineer /%endZI"nI@/ n. 29R-:$R.-0, 工
not /nQt/ adj. 3A/, .$$-1, 不,没,不是
程师
too /tu:/ adj. G%-, :%-, ;%-, 也 afternoon /%A:ft@"nu:n/ n. KA-SR, 下午
technician /tek"nISn/ n. =$-l=-0,
术人员
brother /"brVD@/ n. %/-^, $&J/-$&%-
comrade /'kOmreid/]R-3,/, 同志
兄弟
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Text
I am a Student.
I am a student. %-<%-aR2-3-8A$-;A/, 我是学生。
Conversation
A. Good afternoon, Losang. ]R-29%-, KA-SR<-29%-, 洛桑,下午好。
Drills
(A)
―Are you a student? HJ.-<%-aR2-3-8A$-AJ-;A/, 你是学生吗?
是教师,我是个学生。
(B)
―Is he a student? #R-aR2-3-8A$-AJ-<J., 他是学生吗?
ABC Song
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Lesson Three
aR2-5/-$?3-0, 第三课
New Words
three /Tri:/ num. $?3, 三 the /D@; Di; Di:/ art. :.A, (用于名词前指已知
的事物)
middle /"mIdl/ adj. & n. 2<-.GA=, 中间,
girl /g3:l/ n. 2-3R, 女孩, 姑娘,
当中, 中央
女儿 old /@Uld/ adj. c/-0, 年老的
this /DIs/ pron. :.A, 这
me /mi:/ pron. %-, 我
younger /"jVNg@/ =R-/-&%-$8R/-0:A, 较年轻的,
较小的
man /m&n/ n. 1R, *J?-0, 男人
of $A-?R$?-:VJ=-1:A-.R/, 属于(某事物) 女人
who /hu:/ pron. ?, 谁
的,(某物)的
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Text
A Picture of My Family
This is a picture of my family. The old man is my father. He is an engineer. The old woman is
my mother. She is a doctor. The young woman is my elder sister. She is a teacher. The girl is my
younger sister. She is a school-girl. The boy is my younger brother. He is a middle school student.
This young man is me. I am a college student.
Conversation
A. Good evening, students. aR2-PR$?-i3-0, .$R%-SR<-29%-, 同学,们晚上好。
Drills
(A)
Who is the old man?
―Who is she?
―Who is he?
―Who is the young woman?
(B)
―What is your mother's job?
―Is your father a doctor, too?
―Is your elder sister a nurse?
―What is her job?
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Exercises
1. Read the new words several times. 3A%-5B$-$?<-2-.J-i3?-,J%?-:$<-[R$?->A$ 把新单词读几遍。
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6. Write the questions for the answers. $>3-IA-5B$-.$-=-:SA-5B$-UA?, 根据答案写问题。
2) _____________________________________________________________________
(He’s my father.)
3) ____________________________________________________________________
(He’s an engineer.)
4) _____________________________________________________________mother?__
(Yes, it is.)
5) _____________________________________________________________________
(She is a doctor.)
6) _____________________________________________________________________
(She is my elder sister.)
7) _____________________________________________________________________
(No, she isn’t. She is a teacher.)
9) _____________________________________________________________________
(Yes, I am. I am a college student.)
10) ________________________________________________________________________________
(He’s my younger brother.)
11) _____________college__________________________________________________
(No, he isn’t. He is a middle school student.)
12) __________________________________________________________________young___________
(She is my younger sister.)
13) ___________________________________________________________________________________
(No, she isn't. She's a school-girl.)
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Review: Lessons 1, 2, and 3
2*<-.R%-, aR2-5/-.%-0R-.%-$*A?-0, $?3-0, 复习
New Words
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Exercises
1. Write the correct to be verb (is, am, are) in the blanks below. L-5B$(is, am, are) 2!R=-+J-$>3-IA-!R%-
(-i3?-{R%?,
Singular n%-5B$ 单数 Plural 3%-5B$ 复数
2. Write the correct to be verb (is, am, are) in the blanks below. L-5B$(is, am, are) 2!R=-+J-!R%-(-{R%?,
_________________________________
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4. Do this exercise in pairs. One person asks questions and the other answers. 1/-5/-SA-2-.%-SA?-
=/-:.J2?-0:A-|R-/?-.R%-2-LR?, 与自己的搭档完成下列习题,一个人提问题,另一个人回答。
Are you I am.
he he
Is she she is.
it cold? Yes, it
we you
Are they they are.
you we
1) Is he a king? __________________.
2) Am I a teacher? __________________.
s___________. t____________.
h__________. k_____________.
#-{R%-IA?, 用下列动词的真确形式填空。
• speak
1) I ______________ Tibetan. 5) We ____________ Tibetan.
2) You ___________ English. 6) You ____________ English.
3) He ____________ German. 7) They ____________ French.
4) She ____________ Chinese.
• study
1) We _____________ Chinese. 4) She _______________ Tibetan.
2) I _______________ English. 5) They ______________ every day.
3) He ______________ French. 6) You _______________ Tibetan.
• have
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10. Look at the pictures and learn the sentences below. <A-3R-=-2v?-/?-5B$-:.A-.$-.R%?, 看图学习
列句子。
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Lesson Four
aR2-5/-28A-2, 第四课
New Words
London /'lVnd@n/ n. =/-+/, 伦敦
有趣的
child(ren) /tSaIld/, /"tSIldr@n/ n. LA?-
0,(3%-5B$) 孩子(复数)
scientist /"saI@ntIst/ n. 5/-<A$-0,
科学家
hello, hi /h@"l@U/ /haI/ interj GJ, (:2R.-1)
friend /frend/ n. PR$?-0R, 朋
喂, 你好
友
0:A-1 从… 自…
glad /gl&d/ adj..$:-2, 高兴
daughter /"dO:t@/ n. 2-3R, 女孩,
女儿
husband /"hVzb@nd/ n. HR-2R, 丈夫
professor /pr@"fes@/ n..$J-c/-(J/-3R,
教授
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China /"tSaIn@/ noun N%-$R, 中国
bag /b&g/ noun. #$-3, 包, 袋子 storybook /"st O:ribUk/ n. 1%-.0J, 故事书
住
usually /"ju:Zu@li; -Z@li/ adj. o/-0<, 通
jacket /"dZ&kIt/ noun. !R.-H,
常地, 平常地
夹克, 短上衣 last /lA:st/ adj. (J?-3,:-3:A, 最终, 最后的
blue /blu:/ noun. }R/-0R, 蓝色
丈, 姨丈
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Text
Nancy’s Family
This is my friend Nancy. She is from England. Her father is a professor. He is in London. Her
mother is a scientist. She is in London, too.
Nancy is married. Her husband, John, is in China, too. They have two children, a son
and a daughter. Her son is only two years old and her daughter is four. They are lovely children.
Conversation
A. Hello, Tom. !-;J, RR3, 嗨,汤姆。
Drills
(A)
―Is your father in Lhasa?
―No, he isn’t.
―Where is he?
―He’s in Amdo.
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Exercises
1. Read the new words several times. 3A%-5B$-$?<-2-.$-,J%?-:$<-[R$?, 把新单词读几遍。
he, him, his we, us, our I, me, my they, them, their she, her you,
your
2) ____ teach Tibetan. You study with ________. ____ name is Tom.
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with Are you. is .% are 5B$-$A-3$R<-:)R$-0-.%-$=-+J am 5B$-/%-.-;R.-/-.J:A-:SA-5B$-$A-3$R<Are
you:)R$-.$R?, 把 is 或者 are 移到句前。如果句中有 am,那么问题以 Are you 开始。
9. Making questions: If the verb ends in s, begin the question with Does. If the verb does not end in s,
begin the question with Do. If the sentence uses has, begin the question with Does and replace has
with have. If the sentence uses have, begin the question with Do and keep have in the question.
Turn the sentences below into questions. :SA-5B$-+-+<-2, $=-+J-L-5B$-$A-3)$ s ;A?-mR$?-0-;A/-/-:SA-
5B$-$A-3$R< Does ;A/-.$R?, $=-+J-L-5B$-$A-3)$ s ;A?-mR$?-0-3A/-/-:SA-5B$-$A-3$R< Do ;A/-.$R?, $=-+J-5B$-
$A-/%-. has 2!R=-2-;A/-/-:SA-5B$-$A-3$R< Does :)R$--.$R?-0-.% has .Jhave<-2+<-.$R?,$=-+J-5B$-$A-/%-.
have 2!R=-2-;A/-/-:SA-5B$-$A-3$R< Do ;A/-0-.%have .J-v<-28$-(R$ .-/A-$>3-IA-5B$-.J-.$-:SA-5B$-$A-i3-
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7) They live in Chengdu. _______________________________________________________
8) Losang has two brothers. _____________________________________________________
9) Losang and Dorji speak English. _______________________________________________
10) Beima speaks Tibetan. _______________________________________________________
当的代词填空。
1) Where is Nancy? I want to give the clock to __________.
2) I like that book. Please, give it to _________.
3) I can't see Bob. Where is ___.
4) Uncle Dunba is very poor and the King is not good to ________.
5) The food is tasty. I like ____.
6) Mary and Tom like to swim. ______ usually go swimming together.
7) It's Tom's book. Dorji gives _______ to _______.
8) I read those two books. I like ______.
9) Bob took pictures of Mary and [I / me]. We like ________.
10) Mary and I are studying English. ___________like to study English.
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11) Mary lives in Xining. ___________ likes this city.
12) We asked Tom to give the book to Zhoma but _____ didn't give _____ to _____.
13) I want some more rice. Please bring the bowl to __________.
14) Tom has many books. It's also ________ book.
15) Mary's jacket is the blue one. ______ likes that jacket very much.
16) Tom and I live together and this is ________ apartment.
17) I need to call Dorji and Losang. Could you tell me ________ phone number?
18) Bob and you have a little dog. ______ little dog is very lovely.
19) Mary and I have storybooks, but _______ books are more interesting.
20) We live in the same room and _______ room number is 305
0R-,-.$-=-$R, 中性
● After a preposition [to, for, from, with, by] always use the object pronoun. .R<-5B$-&A$[to, for,
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Lesson Five
aR2-5/-s-2, 第五课
New Words
we /wi:/ pron. %-5S, 我们
及
pencil /"pensl/ n. 8-/$
thank /T&Nk/ n.,$?-eJ-(J, 谢谢, 感谢
铅笔
fine /faIn/ adj. 29%- 0R, 健康愉快的, 美好的,
优秀的
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Text
What Are in These Pictures?
Look at these pictures. We see a lot of things in them. This is a pen and this is a pencil. This is a
clock and that is a watch. What do you see in the other four pictures? We see a map, a picture, a
radio and four books in them.
Conversation
A. How are you? HJ.-2.J-3R, 你好吗?
B. Very well, thank you. And you? 2.J-3R-;A/, ,$?-eJ-(J, HJ.-2.J-3R-;A/-/3, 很好,谢谢,你呢?
A. Fine. Thank you. 2.J-3R-;A/, ,$?-eJ-(J, 很好,谢谢。
Drills
(A)
―Is this a pen?
―Yes, it is.
―Is this a pen, too?
―No, it isn’t. It’s a pencil.
(B)
―Is this Mary?
―No, she isn’t.
―Who is she?
―She is Nancy.
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Exercises
1. Read the new words several times.
2. Read the text several times.
3. Answer these questions:
1) What do you see in this picture? I see a pen in it.
2) Is this a pen, too? _________________________________________________
3) What’s this? _____________________________________________________
4) Is that a clock, too? _______________________________________________
5) Is this a picture? __________________________________________________
6) Is that a picture, too? ______________________________________________
7) What do you see in this picture? _____________________________________
8) Is that a radio, too? ________________________________________________
9) Are these books, too? ______________________________________________
4. Do the drills.
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6. Fill in the blanks with pronouns: ($>3-IA-!R%-(-i3?-52-5B$-$A?-#-{R%?,) 用适当的代词填空。
5) These are __ children. __ are school-boys.Is this ___ book? What’s __ name?Are these
2) What is she?_____________________________________________________
6) What is he?_____________________________________________________
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Lesson Six
aR2-5/-S$-0, 第六课
New Words
seventeen /%sevn"ti:n/ num. 2&-2./,
十七
six /sIks/ num. S$ 六
people /"pi:pl/ n. 3A(3%-5B$) 人
both /b@UT/ a. $*A?-! 两者,双方, 俩
(复数)
live /lIv/ vi. #R.-0, 居住 eighteen /%eI"ti:n/ num. 2&R-2o., 十八
中国人
Text
The Girls
Four girls live in this room. Two of them study English. The other two study Tibetan. They are
all very young.
Zhoma is a new student. She is seventeen. She studies English. Yangzom is a new student, too, but
she studies Tibetan. She is eighteen this year. Dekey and Lhamo are old students. They are both twenty.
One studies Tibetan and the other studies English.
Conversation
A. Come and meet my friend. This is Mrs. Lake. This is Miss Zhoma.
B. How do you do, Mrs. Lake?
C. How do you do, Miss Zhoma?
A. 5<->R$-.%-%:A-PR$?-0R-=-%R-3R.-LJ., :.A-/A-t3-3R-=J-#A-.%-:.A-/A-2-3R-1R=-3-;A/,
B. t3-3R-=J-#A-=$?, HJ.-2.J-3R,
C. 1R=-3-=$?, HJ.-2.J-3R,
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A. 过来见我的朋友。这位是赖克太太,这位是卓玛小姐。
B. 你好,赖克太太!
C. 你好,卓玛小姐!
Drills
(A)
—Do you speak English?
—Yes, we do.
—Do they speak English?
—No, they don’t. They speak German.
Exercises
1. Read the new words several times.3A%-5B$-$?<-2-.$-,J%?-:$<-[R$?,
4. Do the drills.
6. Fill in the blanks with me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them.
1) I’m glad to meet ___.
2) I don’t see ___ in the room. Where is he?
3) We all like ___. It is a good book.
4) Come and see ___ this evening.
5) Three of ___ study German. They don’t study English.
6) Thank ___ . All of ___ work hard.
7) Both of ___ like the picture.
8) My friend Mary is here. Come and meet ___.
9. Turn these sentences into questions that begin with a wh- word. The wh- words are where, what,
who, where, when, why, which.
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Lesson Seven
aR2-5/-2./-0, 第七课
New Words
seven /"sevn/ num. 2./, 七
get along :VJ=-:SA?, 与(某人)保持良好 America /@"merIk@/ noun. A-3J-<A-!
关系 A-<A, 美国
American /@"merIk@n/ n. A-3J-<A-!-2, A-<A-2,
Central Nationalities University vJ-$/?-3A-<A$?-
美国人
help /help/ vt. & vi. <R$?-<3, 帮助 aR2-9-(J/-3R, 中央民族大学
university /%ju:nI"v3:s@ti/ n. aR2-9-(J/-3R, why /waI/ ad. &A:A-KA<, 为什么
L, 专业 为
different /"dIfr@nt/ a. 3A-:S-2, 不同的
learn /l3:n/ vi. aR2-.R%-, 学习
or /O:/ conj.;%-/, 或
art /A:t/ noun. +-l=, 艺术
history /"hIstri/ n. =R-o?, 历史
city /"sIti/ n. PR%-HJ<, 城市
excuse /Ik"skju:s/ vt. .$R%?-0-3-:5S3, 原
translate /tr&nz"leIt/ vt.;A$-2+<, 翻译
谅
interested /"Intr@stId/ a.3R-$%-.R.-0R, 感兴 alternative /O:l"t3:n@tIv/ adj. $.3-%-2+%-(R$-0:A,
趣的 可选择的
name /neIm/ vt. 3A%-, 名字
对不起
Australia /O'streili@/ n. AR-?A-O-<A-=A-;,
welcome /"welk@m/ vt..$:-2?-8, 欢迎
澳大利亚
nice (Nice to meet you.) /naIs/ a. 29%-2, ;$- nephew /"nefju:; "nevju:/ noun. 5-2R, 侄子,外
0R,(HR.-.%-3)=-2-29%-,) 令人愉快的, 令 甥
niece /ni:s/ noun. 5-3R, 侄女, 甥女
人高兴的,(见到你高兴)
aunt /A:nt/ n. A-/J, 姑母,姨母,伯母,婶母,
舅母
John Turner
John Turner is an American. He comes from Boston and studies at our university. He majors in
Chinese history. He is very interested in this subject.
He lives in Room 309 with two other boys. They are all Americans, but they come from different
cities. They get along well. They help each other and learn from each other.
Conversation
A. Excuse me. Is your name Paul Roberts?
B. Yes. it is.
A. Oh good! I’m Sally Jones. How do you do?
B. How do you do?
A. .$R%?-0-3-:5S3, HJ.-GA-3A%-=-1R=-<-0J<-5A-9J<-<3,
B. 9J<-=$?,
A. @-&%-29%-$A, %-<%-?-=A?-)R/-?A-;A/, HJ.-2.J-3R,
B. HJ.-2.J-3R,
A. 请问,您的名字叫罗伯茨吗?
B. 是的。
A. 哦,您好!我是萨莉。
B. 你好!
Drills
(A)
—Do you have any brothers?
—Yes, I do.
—How many brothers do you have?
—I have two.
a) sisters, two.
b) English books, five
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c) pictures, six
d) picture-books, nine
(B)
—Does Helen live here?
—No, she doesn’t.
—Where does she live?
—She lives in Room 204.
Exercises
1. Read the new words several times.
2. Read the text several times.
3. Answer these questions:
1) Who is John Turner? (He is an American student.)
2) Where does he come from? _______________________________________________
3) Where does he study? ____________________________________________________
4) What does he major in? __________________________________________________
5) Why does he study it? ____________________________________________________
6) Where does he live? _____________________________________________________
7) How many students live in this room? _______________________________________
8) Are the other two Americans, too? __________________________________________
9) Do they come from Boston? _______________________________________________
10) How do they get along (with each other)?____________________________________
11) Do they help each other?_________________________________________________
12) They learn from each other too, don’t they? __________________________________
4. Do the drills.
$+R%-.$R?,) 用括号里的词完成下列句子。
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6. Form alternative questions. $>3-IA-5B$-:.A-.$-$.3-%-&/-.-P2-0:A-:SA-5A$-+-+<-&A$
7. Read aloud.
—Are you from China?
—Yes, I am. Where are you from?
—I’m from France. From Paris. Do you speak French?
—I can only speak a few words, but I like French. I want to learn it.
—Let me help you. You can teach me Tibetan.
—We can help each other.
Yontan: Excuse me, I don’t know you. What are your names?
Peter: My name is Peter and this is Helen. We are students.
Yontan: Are you brother and sister?
Helen: No, we are not. Peter is English, and I am from Australia.
Yontan: Oh, my aunt lives in Australia. Her name is Somu. Do you know her?
Helen: No, I don’t.
Peter: Excuse me, what is your name?
Yontan: Oh, I’m sorry, my name is Yontan.
Peter: It’s nice to meet you.
Yontan: Nice to meet you, too! Welcome to our school!
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12. Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive pronoun. $>3-IA-!R%-(-i3?-=-;%-.$-0:A-2.$-1:A-52-
5B$-{R%?, 用代词的所有格形式填空。
1 2 3
6 7
9 10
11
12
13
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Lesson Eight
aR2-5/-2o.-0, 第八课
New Words
eight /eIt/ num. 2o., 八 quarter /"kwO:t@/ n. {<-3-2&R-s, 一刻钟
lunch /lVntS/ n. $%-5B$?, SR?-), 午
go /g@U/ vi.:PR, 走
Text
Mary
Mary gets up at six every day. She has breakfast at a quarter past six and then goes to school.
She has three or four classes. Then she comes home for lunch. She has no classes in the
afternoon. She studies at home.
Conversation
A. Excuse me. Are you Mr. Brown?
B. No. I’m Peter Jackson. May I help you?
A. Which is Mr. Brown’s room?
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B. It’s over there.
A. Thank you.
B. You’re welcome.
A. .$R%?-0-3-5S3, HJ.-<%-{-82?-0A-<R/-;A/-/3,
B. 3A/, %:A-3A%-=-1J-,J<-)J-#J-?/-9J<, HJ.-=-L-2-&A-8A$-;R.,
A. {-82?-0A-<R/-IA-#%-2-$%-<J.,
B. 1-$A:A-.J-<J.,
A. ,$?-eJ-(J,
B. .J-:S-LJ.-3A-.$R?,
A. 请问,你是布郎先生吗?
B. 不,我是彼得 · 杰克森。我能帮你什么吗?
A. 布郎先生的房间是哪一个?
B. 就在那边。
A. 谢谢你。
B. 不客气。
Drills
(A)
—Do you like your work?
—Yes, I do.
—Does Jack like his work?
—No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t like his work.
Exercises
1. Read the new words several times.
2. Read the text several times.
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3. Answer these questions:
4. Do the drills.
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Lesson Nine
aR2-5/-.$-2, 第九课
New Words
classroom /"klA:sru:m; -rUm/ n. aR2-#%-,
教室
blackboard /"bl&kbO:d/ n.
small /smO:l/ a. (%-(%-, 小的
|R-?3, /$-0%-,黑板
but /b@t; bVt/ conj.:R/-G%-, 但是,可是
会, 要,
again /@"gen; @"geIn/ ad.;%-2*<, 再一次,
chair /tSe@/ n. b2-!J$?, 椅子
又,再三地
eleven /I"levn/ num. 2&-$&A$ 十一 ten /ten/ num. 2&, 十
论哪个
Text
Our Classroom
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Conversation
B. <J., /%-=-1J2?-0<-8, . B 是的,请进
A. %?-{-82?-2!/-:6B/-:5S=-2-;A/, A. 我可以见旦增先生吗?
B. ,$?-o=-3-28J%?, #R-<%-3A-:.$ B. 对不起,他不在。
A. *R/-3J., %-<%-KA-SR<-a<-;%-;R%-(R$ A. 没关系,我今天下午再来。
Drills
(A)
—Is there a clock on the desk?
—Yes, there is. There is a clock on the desk.
—Is there a radio on the desk?
—No, there isn’t. There isn’t a radio on the desk.
(B)
—Are there any chairs in the room?
—Yes, there are.
—How many chairs are there in the room?
—There are ten chairs in the room.
4. Do the drills.
6. Read aloud:
(A)
• one • five • nine
• two • six • ten
• three • seven • eleven
• four • eight • twelve
• thirteen • nineteen • twenty-five
• fourteen • twenty • twenty-six
• fifteen • twenty-one • twenty-seven
• sixteen • twenty-two • twenty-eight
• seventeen • twenty-three • twenty-nine
• eighteen • twenty-four • thirty
(B)
1) 2 and 7 are 9. 3) 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 are 10.
2) 7 and 5 are 12. 4) 2 from 13 is 11.
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8. Turn these sentences into tag questions. The first one has been done for you. 把下列句子转换
附加疑问句。 .0J<-2eR.-v<-$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-SA-2-3,:-29%-$A-i3-0<-2+<-.$R?,
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Lesson Ten
aR2-5/-2&-2, 第十课
New Words
bed /%bi: "ed/ n. 3=-OA, 床
2-:K<-2, 烟,冒烟
Text
Mary Cooper
This is Mary. She’s from England. Her family name is Cooper. She’s nineteen.
Her father’s a doctor. His name is Henry Cooper. He works in a hospital in London. Mrs. Cooper
works there, too. She’s a nurse.
Mary is now in China. She studies at Beijing University. She studies Chinese. She’s now in her
second year. She lives in that building. Her room number is 204. She lives with another girl. Her
name is Betty Brown. She is from the United States. She studies Chinese, too.
The two girls are good friends. They both like China. I know them very well. We often help each
other.
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Conversation
A. Good evening.
B. Good evening, Mr. Lake. Come in, please. Take a seat and have a cup of tea.
A. Thank you very much.
B. Do you smoke?
A. No, thanks. Your room is nice and tidy.
B. Thank you.
A. 35/-2.J-=$?, Y?-3R-2.J-*A.,
B. 35/-3R<-29%-, {-82?-=J-#, /%-=-1J2?-0<-8, :.A<-28$?-+J-)-,%?,
A. ,$?-eJ-(J,
B. HJ.-GA?-,-3$-:,J/-/3,
A. ,$?-eJ-(J, %?-3A-:,J/, HJ.-GA-#%-0-$4%-8A%-P=-.$-<J.,
B. ,$?-eJ-(J,
A. 晚上好!
B. 晚上好,赖克先生!请进。坐下来喝杯茶。
A. 非常感谢!
B. 你抽烟吗?
A. 不,谢谢. 你的房间又漂亮又整洁。
B. 谢谢.
Drills
(A)
—Which class are you in?
—I’m in Class Five.
—What’s your room number?
—It’s 406.
a) Helen, 6, 317
b) David, 2, 223
c) Tom and Jake, 11, 109
d) those two girls, 12, 540
(B)
—What time do you get up?
—I get up at 5:30.
—Does Sally get up at 5:30, too?
—No, she gets up at 5.
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Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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7) They go to bed at half past ten. _______________________________________
8) I like the subject very much. _________________________________________
a) building k) man
b) book l) child
c) map m) woman
d) wall n) family
e) watch o) party
f) class p) city
g) brush q) desk
h) day __ r) bag
i) radio s) university
j) sister t) recording
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Lesson Eleven
aR2-5/-2&-$&A$-0, 第十一课
New Words
first /f3:st/ num. .%-0R, 第一 would /w@d/ aux. v. (=?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?-;A/,)
伴
TV /%ti: "vi:/ n. 2f/-:UA/, 电视 sure /SO:/ a. #R-,$-(R.-0, =R?-(R$,肯定的,有把
市镇
some /s@m; sVm/ ad. & n.:$:-8A$ 有些, 一
letter /"let@/ n.:UA/-;A$ 信
部分, 若干, 少量
shopping /"SQpIN/ n. *R-12, 购物 recorder /"rekO:d/ n. 1-12-:U=-:#R<, 录音机
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Text
What Are They Doing?
Here are five pictures. In the first picture, an old man is smoking. In the second one a child
is watching TV. In the third one a boy is listening to the radio. In the fourth one
a girl is writing a letter. What do we see in the fifth picture? A young man is
playing basketball.
Conversation
A. Is Mrs. Jones in?
B. No, she’s in town. She’s doing some shopping.
A. We’re going to the Great Wall tomorrow. Would you like to join us?
B. Sure, we’d love to.
A. t3-3R-)R/-?A-;R.-.3,
B. 3R-<%-3J., 3R?-PR%-h=-/-.%R?-0R-*R-28A/-;R.,
A. %-5S-?%-*A/-t$?-<A-<A%-2R<-:PR-lA?-;R., HJ.-5S-3*3-.-:PR-:.R.-.3,
B. =R?-:.R., %-5S-@-&%-:,.-0-;A/,
A. 琼斯太太在家吗?
B. 不在,她到城里买东西去了。
A. 我们明天要去参观长城,你们想跟我们一起去吗?
B. 当然了,我们很乐意。
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Drills
(A)
—Are you having breakfast?
—Yes, I am.
—Is Tom having breakfast, too.
—No, he’s listening to the radio.
a) write a letter, Betty, read the text
b) work, the children, play
c) study, Jane, do some shopping
d) watch TV, Sarah, doing the exercises
(B)
—What are you doing?
—I’m listening to the recorder.
—What is Joe doing?
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
(B)
• the first floor
• the second floor • the sixth floor • the tenth floor
• the third floor • the seventh floor • the eleventh floor
• the fourth floor • the eighth floor • the twelfth floor
• the fifth floor • the ninth floor
8. Write two questions about each of these six sentences. The first one has been done for you. .0J<-
2eR.-v<-$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-SA-2-$*A?-<J-UA?, 看例子给下面每个句子写出两个疑问句。
a. Here are five pictures.
1) ____________________________________________________________________?
2) ____________________________________________________________________?
1) __________________________________________________________________?
2) __________________________________________________________________?
1) _________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________?
1) _________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________?
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f. A young man is playing basketball.
1) __________________________________________________________________?
2) __________________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Twelve
aR2-5/-2&-$*A?-0, 第十二课
New Words
o’clock /@"klQk/ n..?-5S., …点, …点钟 talk /tO:k/ vi. & vt. $+3-2>., #-2h, 说话,
友好的,友谊的
sing (\-?R$?)=J/-0, 唱
newspaper /"nju:zpeIp@/ n. 5$?-0<,
visit /"vIzIt/ vt.:53?-:SA, 3)=-2, 访问,探
报纸
around /@"raUnd/ perp. 3,:- :#R<, 四周,到处, 望,参观
such /sVtS/ a..J-:S, 如此的,这类的,这样的
附近
explain /Ik"spleIn/ vt.:PJ=-2>., 解释
something /"sVmTIN/
pron..%R?-0R-8A$ .%R?-0R-$%-<%-, 某事,某物,
piano /pi"&n@U/ n. iR-4J%-, 钢琴
某东西
pictorial /pIk"tO:ri@l/ n. & a. 2f/-0<, 画报,
chess /tSes/ n. 3A$-3%?, 1-:PA$ 国
有图片的,用图片表示的
park /pA:k/ n. \A%-!, ,A-\A%-, 公园
际象棋 picnic (have a picnic) /"pIknIk/ n. 3R-$?J%-,
stay /steI/ vi.:.$-0, 2#.-0, 呆,停留,留宿
(3R-$?J%-=-:PR-2, 野餐,野炊)
hotel /h@U"tel/ n. 3PR/-#%-, 旅馆,旅社,饭店
paint (paint a picture) /peInt/ n. <A-3R-:VA-2,
draw /drO:/ vt. & vi. (<A-3R):VA-2, (画(画),描绘
给…上油漆 画画,描绘
movie /"mu:vi/ noun. \R$-2f/, 电影
跳舞
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review (to review lessons) /rI"vju:/ vt. 2*<- .R% - , milk /mIlk/ n.:R-3, 奶,乳
Text
In the Classroom
It’s three o’clock in the afternoon. The students are now in the classroom. Some are listening to
the recording. Some are doing exercises. Others are talking with each other in English. The teacher is
walking around. She is helping the students. Now she is explaining something to a girl
student.
Conversation
A. {-82?-1J-,J<-?/, HJ.-<%-$%-/-2#.-;R.,
B. %-<%-2R.-GA-3PR/-#%-.-2#.-;R.,
A. HJ.-<%-,J%?-.%-0R<-2R.-.-;R%-2-;A/-/3,
B. ;A/, %-<%-:.A-<-,J%?-.%-0R<-;R%-2-;A/,
A. HJ.-GA?-2v?-/-z-?-)A-:S-<J.,
B. @-&%-*A.-0R-<J., PR%-HJ<-:.A-v<-36K?-=, 3A-i3?-G%-.J-:S:A-2lJ-?J3?-w/-0-=,
A. 帕特森先生,你住在哪里?
B. 我住在西藏宾馆。
A.你是第一次到西藏旅游吗?
B. 是的,我是第一次到这儿。
A. 你觉得拉萨怎么样?
B. 哦,非常喜欢。这是一个相当美丽的城市,而且这里的人们非常友好。
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Drills
(A)
—What time is it?
—It’s six o’clock.
—What’s Tom doing?
—He’s getting up.
(B)
—Is Tom getting up?
—Yes, he is.
—Is Joe getting up?
—No, he isn’t. He’s doing morning exercises.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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3. Answer these questions:
1) What time of the day is it? It’s three o’clock in the afternoon.
2) Where are the students? ___________________________________________________
3) What are some of them doing?______________________________________________
4) Are some of them doing exercises? __________________________________________
5) What are the other students doing?___________________________________________
6) Are they talking in English or in Tibetan?______________________________________
7) Is there a teacher in the classroom?___________________________________________
8) What is she doing?________________________________________________________
9) Is she helping the students?_________________________________________________
10) How is she helping them?_________________________________________________
11) Is she talking to a boy student or a girl student?________________________________
12) Is she talking in Tibetan or in English?_______________________________________
4. Do the drills.
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8. What are they doing this weekend? Look at the table. Write sentences. For example: Mary is going
to the park on Saturday at ten o'clock.
Saturday May 15 Sunday May 16
Mary Peter Joe Sarah Activity Mary Peter Joe Sarah
10:00 11:00 go to the park
9 a.m. 9 a.m. play basketball 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 5 p.m.
visit friends 10 a.m.
12:00 have a picnic
hike 10:00 10:00
3 p.m. paint a picture 2 p.m.
listen to music 7 p.m.
7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. go to a movie
8 p.m. have dinner 7 p.m. 7 p.m.
1) ______________________________________________________________
2) ______________________________________________________________
3) ______________________________________________________________
4) ______________________________________________________________
5) ______________________________________________________________
6) ______________________________________________________________
7) ______________________________________________________________
8) ______________________________________________________________
9) ______________________________________________________________
10) ______________________________________________________________
9. Make a general question and a negative sentence for each sentence given below. .0J<-2eR.-v<-
$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-SA-2-<J-.%-.$$-5B$-$A-i3-0-<J-UA?, 给下列每个句子写出一个一般疑问句和一个
否定句。
1) There are some pictures on the wall. Are there any pictures on the wall?
There aren't any pictures on the wall.
2) There are some colleges in the city._____________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
3) There is some tea in the cup. _____________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
4) There is something on the desk. _________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
5) I have some questions. ________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
6) Mary has some song books. ____________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
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7) I see some words on the blackboard_______________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
8) I see someone in the room.______________________________________________
_ __________________________________________________________________
9) Mother is mending some shirts.___________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
10) Father would like some milk._____________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
10. Write questions that these sentences answer. The first one has been done for you.
a. It’s three o’clock in the afternoon.
1) What time is it? 2) It's three o'clock in the afternoon, isn't it?
b. The students are now in the classroom.
1) _________________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________________?
c. Some are listening to the recording.
1) _________________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________________?
d. Some are doing exercises.
1) _________________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________________?
e. Others are talking with each other in English.
1) _________________________________________________________________________?
2) _________________________________________________________________________?
f. The teacher is walking around.
1) ________________________________________________________________________?
2) ________________________________________________________________________?
g. She is helping the students.
1) ________________________________________________________________________?
2) ________________________________________________________________________?
h. Now she is explaining something to a girl student.
1) ________________________________________________________________________?
2) ________________________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Thirteen
aR2-5/-2&-$?3-0, 第十三课
New Words
Thursday /"T3:zdeI; -di/ n. $9:-1<-2, 星
期四
summer /"sVm@/ n..L<-#, 夏
table /"teIbl/ n. 3./-&R$ &R$-4K, 桌子
天
palace /"p&l@s/ n. 1R-V%-, 宫殿 Sunday /"sVndeI; -di/ n. $9:-*A-3, 星期
天
big /bIg/ (J, (J/-0R, 大的
park /pA:k/ n. \A%-$, ,A-\A%-, 公园
window /"wInd@U/ n. |J:-#%-, S-3,窗户
tree /tri:/ n. #R%-2R, 树
hill /hIl/ n. <A-(%-, .J:-:2<,小山,小丘,
bookcase /"bUkkeIs/ n..0J-1R3, .0J-!J$?,
山岗
书架,书柜
political /p@"lItIkl/ adj. (2-YA.-GA, 政治上
lake /leIk/ n. 35K:, 湖
的,政治有关的,政权的
boat /b@Ut/ v. P($+R%-2,) 乘(划) 小船 good time .?-5S.-29%-2R, 愉快
游玩
dress (get dressed) /dres/ v. H- 2, H- 2- IR/- 0,
Tuesday /"tju:zdeI; -di/ n. $9:-3A$-.3<,
(H-2-IR/-:.$-0,) 穿衣服
星期二
Wednesday /"wenzdeI; -di/ n. $9:-z$-0, cafeteria /%k&f@"tI@ri@/ n. )-#%-, 自助餐
星期三 厅(食堂)
Friday /"fraIdeI; -di/ n. $9:-0-?%?, 星期 office /"QfIs/ n. $8%-=?-#%-, 办公室
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away (put the clothes away) /@"weI/ adj.
$/?- $8/- =, (H- 2- .J- 5S- 1<- 8R$) 离开,
Text
The Summer Palace
Conversation
A. Do you have English classes every day?
B. No, not every day. We have English classes on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
A. What classes do you have on Monday and Thursday?
B. We have Tibetan on Monday and history on Thursday.
A. HR.-5S<-*A/-<J<-.LA/-;A$-$A-aR2-OA.-;R.-.3,
B. *A-3-<J-<J<-3J., %-5S<-$9:-3A$-.3<-.%-, z$-0, 0-?%?, $9:-%J/-0:A-*A/-2&?-=-.LA/-;A$-$A-aR2-OA.-;R.,
A. $9:-^-2-.%-1<-2-=-aR2-OA.-&A-;R.,
B. $9:-^-2-=-2R.-;A$-.%-, $9:-1<-2-=-=R-o?-GA-aR2-OA.-;R.,
A. 你们每天都有英语课吗?
B. 不,不是每天都有。我们星期二、星期三、星期五和星期六有英语课。
A. 星期一和星期四你们有什么课?
B. 我们星期一有藏文课,星期四有历史课。
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Drills
(A)
—Are there any maps on the wall?
—Yes, there are.
—How many maps are there on the wall?
—There are two.
(B)
—Is there a table in the room?
—Yes, there is.
—Is there a desk in the room?
—No, there isn’t.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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5. Talk about the picture:
1) Is this a classroom or a bedroom? __________________________________________.
2) Is the room big? ________________________________________________________.
3) How many windows does the room have? ____________________________________.
4) Is there a desk in the room? _______________________________________________.
5) What’s there on the desk? ________________________________________________.
6) Are there any chairs in the room? __________________________________________.
7) How many beds are there in the bedroom? ___________________________________.
8) Is there a bookcase in the room? ___________________________________________.
9) Are there many books in the bookcase? ______________________________________.
10) The room is clean and tidy, isn’t it? __________________________________________.
English
Lunch time
PT l=-.R%-aR2-,/, Political Study PT League Meeting $8R/-5S$?-GA-5S$?-:.
Political Study
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1) Do you have any classes on Monday? Yes, I have three classes on Monday.
2) How many classes do you have on Monday? ______________________________________
3) What classes do you have on Thursday? __________________________________________
4) How many English classes do you have every week? ________________________________
5) On what days do you have English classes? ________________________________________
6) Do you have all your classes in the morning? _______________________________________
7) What classes do you have on Wednesday afternoon? _________________________________
8) What do you do on Saturday afternoon? ___________________________________________
9) Do you have any classes in the evening? __________________________________________
10) What do you do on Sundays? __________________________________________________
8. Reading a schedule
Time Lhatso Zhoma Tom
get up
6:00
6:30 get dressed get up
7:00 get dressed get up, get dressed
say prayers
7:30 eat breakfast at the eat breakfast, listen to the eat breakfast, read the
cafeteria radio newspaper
9:00 go to school, study go to the office, work go to school, teach
12:00 eat lunch at the cafeteria go to a restaurant
12:30 eat lunch
4:00 play basketball
5:00 cook supper
6:00 play with children
7:00 do homework eat supper go to a restaurant
10:00 go to bed watch TV
11:00 go to bed
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1) Lhatso _______________________ at ______________.
2) She ___________________________ at ____________.
3) Lhatso ___________________ at ________________.
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10. Numbers one to ten are answers. Write questions for these answers. The first one has been done
for you. A%-!A-$&A$-/?-2&:A-2<-/A-SA?-=/-;A/-0-.%-, SA?-=/-.J-.$-=-:SA-5B$-UA?, .%-0R-.J-/A-.0J<-2eR.-;A/,
一到十是答案。仿照例句给下面每个答案写出两个疑问句。
2) It is a park in Beijing.
a _____________________________________________________________?
b _____________________________________________________________?
3) It is a beautiful park.
a______________________________________________________________?
b______________________________________________________________?
4) There are trees and flowers in it.
a ______________________________________________________________?
b ______________________________________________________________?
5) There are many fine buildings in it, too.
a ____________________________________________________________
b ______________________________________________________________?
6) There is a hill and there is a lake.
a_______________________________________________________________?
b_______________________________________________________________?
7) There are a lot of people in the park now.
a_______________________________________________________________?
b_______________________________________________________________?
8) Some are walking around.
a_______________________________________________________________?
b_______________________________________________________________?
9) Some are boating on the lake.
a_______________________________________________________________?
b_______________________________________________________________?
10) They are having a good time there.
a_______________________________________________________________?
b_______________________________________________________________?
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11. Write answers to these questions. The first one has been done for you.
Do you have English classes every day?
Yes, I have.
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Lesson Fourteen
aR2-5/-2&-28A-2, 第十四课
New Words
season /"si:zn/ n. .?-5B$?, 季节 August /"O:g@st/ n. ^-2-2o.-0, 八月
summer /"sVm@/ n..L<-#, 夏天 一月
December /dI"semb@/ n. ^-2-2&-$*A?-0, 十二
月
autumn /"O:t@m/ n.!R/-#, 秋天 week /wi:k/ n. $9:-:#R<, 星期,周
常
winter /"wInt@/ n. & a..$/-#, 冬天
leap year 5K?-z$-;R.-0:A-=R, 闰年
January /"dZ&nju@ri/ n. ^-2-.%-0R, 一月
campus /"k&mp@s/ n. aR2-<, 校园
February /"febru@ri/ n. ^-2-$*A?-0, 二月
closet /"klQzIt/ noun. $R?-1R3, 壁橱
March /mA:tS/ n. ^-2-$?3-0, 三月
anywhere /"eniwe@/ ad. $/?-$%-<%-8A$ 不论
April /"eIpr@l/ n. ^-2-28A-2, 四月
何处, 任何地方
May /meI/ n. ^-2-s-2, 五月 term (semester) /t3:m/ n. aR2-{2?, 学期
Text
Seasons and Months
There are four seasons in the year. They are spring, summer, autumn and winter.
There are twelve months in a year. They are January, February, March, April, May, June, July,
August, September, October, November, and December.
How many weeks are there in a year? There are fifty-two weeks. How many days are there in a
year? There are usually three hundred and sixty-five days. In a leap year there are three hundred and
sixty-six days.
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Conversation
A. What day is today?
B. It’s Sunday.
A. Where are the students?
B. Some of them are in town. They’re doing some shopping. The others are in the Summer Palace.
They are boating on Kunming Lake.
A. .J-<A%-$9:-:#R<-.-<J.,
B. $9:-*A-3-<J.,
A. aR2-3-i3?-$%-.-;R.,
B. =-=-PR%-HJ<-/%-.-;R.-=-#R-5S?-.%R?-0R-*R-28A/-;R., $8/-0-i3?-/A-;?-@R-*J.-5=-.-;R., #R-5S?-#R/-3A/-35K:-;A-
/%-/-P-$+R%-28A/-;R.,
A. 今天是星期几?
B. 今天是星期天。
A. 学生们都在哪儿?
B. 一部分在城里,他们买东西去了。其他的在颐和园里的昆明湖上划船。
Drills
(A)
—Where is Mary?
—She’s in town.
—What’s she doing there?
—She’s seeing a film.
(B)
—Where are you going?
—I’m going to town.
—What are you going to do there?
—I’m going to do some shopping.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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1) How many people do you see in the picture?____________________________________
2) Are they a family? ________________________________________________________
3) This man is the father, isn’t he? ______________________________________________
4) What is he doing? _________________________________________________________
5) Who’s the woman? ________________________________________________________
6)What’s she doing? _________________________________________________________
7) What’s the girl doing? ______________________________________________________
8) What about the boy? _______________________________________________________
9) Is there a clock in the room? _________________________________________________
10) There is a radio in the room, too, isn’t there? ___________________________________
11) Is there a desk in the room? _________________________________________________
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
1) uugstA________________ 7) nrauJya_______________
2) uaebyrrF______________ 8) perbtemeS_____________
3) arMch________________ 9) bNoeevmr_____________
4) rbOtceo_______________ 10) irApl_________________
5) erceDbme_____________ 11) enJu__________________
6) yJlu__________________ 12) yMa__________________
11. Write questions that these sentences answer. The first one has been done for you. .0J<-2eR.-v<-
$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-SA-2-UA?, 仿照例句给下列答案写出疑问句。
_____________________________________________________?
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3) There are fifty-two weeks in a year.
_____________________________________________________?
_____________________________________________________?
4) There are usually three hundred and sixty-five days in a year.
_____________________________________________________?
_____________________________________________________?
5) In a leap year there are three hundred and sixty-six days
_____________________________________________________?
_____________________________________________________?
读短文回答问题。
One day Yontan can’t find his book. He looks in his bedroom. He looks under the
chair. He looks in his closet. He can’t find his book anywhere. He asks his brother, “Did
you see my book?” His brother says, “No, I didn’t see your book. Maybe you can ask
Yongkyi.” Yontan asks his sister, “Did you see my book?” Yongkyi says, “No, I didn’t see
your book. Did you look in the kitchen?” Yontan looks in the kitchen. His book is on the
kitchen table. Yontan thinks, “Who put my book on the table?”
8) Who is Yongkyi?____________________________________________________________
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Lesson Fifteen (A)
aR2-5/-2&R-s-2, 第十五课
New Words
several /"sevr@l/ a. & n.:$:, .-3, 几次(个)
的,下一个的
Text
Mr. Patterson
Mr. Patterson is from Canada. He is now visiting China. He is staying at the Tibetan Hotel.
He likes Lhasa. He thinks it is a beautiful city and the people are friendly. He wants to visit all the
interesting places in Lhasa.
He plans to go to the south, too. He’s flying to Shanghai next week. He is going to visit
several big cities in the south and then take a train to Hong Kong.
Conversation
A. A friend of mine is going to give a talk tomorrow. Would you like to come and hear it?
B. Yes, I’d love to. What’s your friend going to talk about?
A. The history of the United States.
B. That’s interesting. When is it going to start?
A. At two-thirty in the afternoon.
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Drills
(A)
—Are you going to watch TV tonight?
—Yes, I am.
—What about Peter? Is he going to watch TV, too?
—No, he isn’t. He’s going to see a film.
(B)
—Where are they going?
—They’re going to town.
—What are they going to do there?
—They’re going to see a friend of theirs.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Turn these sentences into questions. The first one has been done for you.
1) We are going to see them on Saturday. What are we going to do on Saturday?
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2) They're going to take him to the hospital._____________________________________?
3) Mary is going to come by train._____________________________________________?
4) My sister is going to do it for me. ___________________________________________?
5) They're going to take Room 305.____________________________________________?
6) They're going to build twenty houses here.____________________________________?
7) We're going to visit London next year. _______________________________________?
6. Write questions that these sentences answer. The first one has been done for you. .0J<-2eR.-v<-
$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-SA-2-UA?, 仿照例子给下列句子写问题。
Mr. Patterson is from Canada. Where is Mr. Patterson from? Is Mr. Patterson from Canada?
____________________________________________________________________?
____________________________________________________________________?
____________________________________________________________________?
____________________________________________________________________?
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6) He plans to go to the south, too.________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________?
8) He is going to visit several big cities in the south and then take a train to Hong kong.
___________________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Fifteen (B)
aR2-5/-2&R-s-2, 第十五课
Text
Clever Artist
king named Tiger Lion has a lot of money, gold, and servants. His right leg is twisted and
Exercises
1. Answer the following questions.
a) How many artists paint the King?
_____________________________________________________________
b) Why does the King kill the first artist?
______________________________________________________________
c) Why does the King kill the second artist?
_______________________________________________________________
d) Do you think Dorji is clever? Why?
________________________________________________________________
e) If you are the artist, how will you paint the King? Why?
_______________________________________________________________
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Lesson Sixteen
aR2-5/-2&-S$-0, 第十六课
New words
dear /dI@/ a. & n. ~A%-*J-2, 亲爱的 northeast /"nO:T"i:st/ n. L%-><, 东北、
friendship /"frendSIp/ n. 36:- 2lJ, 友情, 友谊, shop /SQp/ n. 5S%-#%, 商店
朋友关系
sight /saIt/ n. v.-3R<-2v-?, uR%?-i3, 情景
envelope /"env@l@Up; "Qn-/
景象
museum /mju"zI@m/ n. .%R?-3%-2>3?-!R/-#%-, n. ;A$-,3, ;A$-{R$?, ;A$->2?, 信封
博物馆
sure /SO:/ a.#R-,$-;A/-0, =R?-;A/, 肯定,
till /til/ vt. 2<-., 直到, 至
去, 到远处
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Text: A Letter
Conversation
A. I’m going on a trip next week.
B. How long will you be away?
A. About a week
B. Where are you going?
A. To Lhasa.
A. $9:-:#R<-eJ?-3:A-/%-%-<%-v-{R<-.-:PR-o-;A/,
B. .?-;/-$-43-:$R<-o-<J.,
A. 1=-(J<-$9:-:#R<-$&A$
B. $%-=-:PR-o-;A/,
A. z-?<-:PR-o-;A/,
A. 我下周要去旅行。
B. 你要去多久?
A. 大约一周。
B. 要去哪儿?
A. 去拉萨。
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Drills
(A)
—Where are you going?
—I’m going to the shop.
—Will you get some envelopes for me?
—Sure.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
5. Read these:
(A)
Building 5 Room 3201 Page 78 Bus No. 20 Lesson 32 Hospital No. 7
(B)
65—2203 89—0736 44—0736 28—3761 417—8255 209—3976
6. Answer these questions.
1) What are you doing now? I’m studying English.
2) Do you study English every day? _________________________________
3) How long do you study every day? __________________________________
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4) Which lesson are you studying? _____________________________________
5) What’s the name of the text? _______________________________________
6) Are there many new words in it? ____________________________________
7) Do you like this text? Why? ________________________________________
8) Are you going to do the exercises? ___________________________________
9) Are you going to listen to the recording? _______________________________
10) When are you going to listen to it? ___________________________________
11) What are you going to do on Sunday? _________________________________
8. Find these words in your dictionary and write the Tibetan equivalent. 5B$-36S.-=-2v?-/?-$>3-IA-
3A%-5B$-i3?-GA-2R.-;A$-$A-,-~.-UA?, 在词典里查阅下面这些词,写出它们的藏语意思。
building __________ suite __________
room __________ company __________
number __________ department ___________
apartment ____________ professor __________
street __________ mister __________
road __________ The United Kingdom _______
page __________
答问题。
One day after school Yontan asks his friends to come to his house to play. Yontan and
his friends like to fly kites, sing songs, and ride bicycles. Some of his friends don’t have
a bicycle so they listen to the radio. Others cook food. Yongkyi likes to help Yontan’s
sister with the housework. After they clean the house they like to sing songs together.
B. Write an envelope to Helen Green. She lives at Holly Springs Garden, Apartment B-172.
She lives in Dallas, Texas, zip code 68243
C. Address an envelope to Bubble Springs Water Company. Their offices are in the
Fountain Building, Suite 10M, Melbourne. That is in Victoria, Australia, postal code 2SN 6TB
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Lesson Seventeen
aR2-5/-2&-2./-0, 第十七课
New Words
plan /pla:n/n.:(<-$8A, 计划 a few :$:-8A$, *%-43,少许, 少数
Text
My Plan for the Summer
This summer I’m going home. I’ll take a train to Nanjing. There I will stop for a couple of days.
I have many friends there, you know. Then I will go home by bus.
I will have a good rest during the holidays. I will probably go swimming every day. I will also
review my lessons and do some reading. I hope to read a few novels.
I will stay at home for about a month. I will try to get back to Beijing around August 20th.
Conversation
A. What’s our plan for today?
B. We’re going to visit the Great Wall.
A. That’s marvelous. When shall we start off?
B. At half past eight.
A. Shall we be back for lunch?
B. No, on our way back, we’ll stop at the Ming Tombs. We’ll have a picnic there.
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A. .J-<A%-%-5S:C-:(<-$8A-&A-;A/,
B. %-5S-t$?-<A-<A%-2R<-2v-<-:PR-o-;A/,
A. .J-@-&%-29%-, %-5S-.?-/3-8A$-=-:PR-o-;A/,
B. .?-5S.-2o.-.%-KJ.-!:A-!J%-,
A. SR?-)-:,%-2<-KA<-;R%-o-AJ-;A/,
B. 3A/, %-5S-KA<-;R%-{2?-2%-?R-2&-$?3-0-<-2#.-.J, .J-/?-3R-$?J%-$+R%-o-;A/,
A. 我们今天的计划是什么?
B. 我们要参观长城。
A. 太棒了!我们什么时候起程?
B. 八点半。
A. 那我们要回来吃午饭吗?
B. 不,回来的路上我们要到十三陵。我们将在那里野餐。
Drills
(A)
—Will you join us on the trip?
—Yes, I will.
—Will Jennie join us?
—No, she won’t, she’ll stay at home
a) be back today, Betty, be back tomorrow
b) go to the talk, Tom, go to hospital
c) go and see the film, Ruth, go swimming
d) be here tonight, Joe, go to town
(B)
—Shall we go by train?
—Yes, we shall. We shall go by train.
—Will the girls go by train?
—No, they won’t. They’ll go by boat.
a) have PT classes today, the boys, on Thursday
b) walk to the park, the children, go by bus
c) have lunch at school, the teachers, have lunch at home
d) take a walk in the park, the young people, go boating on the lake
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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2) How are you going home? ___________________________________________________
3) Which city are you going to first? _____________________________________________
4) Do you plan to stop at Nanjing for some time? ___________________________________
5) How long do you plan to stay there? ___________________________________________
6) Why do you want to stay there? _______________________________________________
7) What will you do then after that? ______________________________________________
8) Will you go home by train or by bus from Nanjing? _______________________________
9) What do you plan to do at home? ______________________________________________
10) Are you going to review your lessons during the holidays? _________________________
11) What else do you plan to do? ________________________________________________
12) How long are you going to stay at home? _______________________________________
13) When will you be back from home? ___________________________________________
4. Do the drills.
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9) There is some good news in today’s newspaper.____________________________________
10) There are a lot of colleges in the city.____________________________________________
回答问题。
Rinchen is sitting with his friends. They are talking about this weekend. One friend says he
wants to go swimming. Another friend says he likes listening to the radio. Rinchen doesn’t know
what he wants to do. His friend asks Rinchen, “Don’t you have anything interesting to do this
weekend?”
Rinchen answers, “I can’t think of anything to do.”
“How about riding a bicycle, singing a song, drawing a picture, writing a poem, making some
food, talking to friends, climbing a mountain or going to the store?” one friend asks.
Rinchen doesn’t answer. He is still thinking about what he wants to do.
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Lesson Eighteen
aR2-5/-2&R-2o.-0, 第十八课
New words
总共
toothpaste /"tu:TpeIst/ n. ?R-:.$-m?, ?R-
answer /"A:ns@/ vt. SA?-=/-:.J2?-0, 回答
(/, 牙膏
translate /tr&nz"leIt/ vt. =R-4, 翻译
kind /kaInd/ n. <A$?, H, 种类
Text
An Announcement
Attention, please. An American friend will come and visit our university on Wednesday
afternoon. He’ll give a talk about the workers’ movement in the United States. Will you please be at
the hall at two o’clock. After the talk we can raise questions. There will be a film about workers’ life
in the States at a quarter to four.
Conversation
A. May I help you?
B. I want some envelopes. And I need a toothbrush and some toothpaste.
A. Which kind would you like to have?
B. I’ll take one of these. Is this kind of toothpaste good?
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A. I think so. Many people are using it.
B. All right. I’ll take a tube. How much is it all together?
A. One yuan and ninety-two fen.
B. Here you are. Thank you.
A. You’re welcome.
A. HJ.-GA?-&A-8A$-*R-o-;A/, (%?-HJ.-=-<R$?-LJ.-.$R?-?3,)
B. %-=-;A$->2?-:$:-.$R?, .-<%-?R-:O.-&A$-.%-?R-(/-:$:-.$R?,
A. HJ.-GA?-<A$?-$%-8A$-*R-:.R.-.3,
B. %-=-:.A-.$-=?-$&A$-.$R?, ?R-(/-:.A-29%-%3,
A. %?-2?3-/-29%-~3, 3A-3%-0R?-.J-2!R=-28A/-;R.,
B. 29%-$A %-=-3.R%-3R-$&A$-24S%-<R$?, 2#R3?-0?-|R<-&A-43-<J.,
A. |R<-$&A$-.%-9<-.$-{<-$*A?,
B. :.A-=R%?, ,$?-eJ-(J,
A. .J-:S-LJ.-3A-.$R?,
A. 你需要什么?
B. 我想要一些信封,还有一把牙刷和一管牙膏。
A. 你想要哪一种?
B. 我想要这个。这种牙膏好用吗?
A. 我觉得好用。很多人都用这种。
B. 那好,我要买一管。这些总共多少钱?
A. 一元九角两分。
B. 给你,谢谢。
A. 不客气。
Drills
(A)
—Can you answer this question?
—No, I can’t. I can’t answer this question.
—Who can answer this question?
—Henry can.
(B)
—Shall I (we) clean the windows?
—Yes, please do.
—Shall I (we) clean the desks and chairs?
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—No, you needn’t.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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3)Can you read the new words?___________________________________________
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Lesson Nineteen
aR2-5/-2&-.$-2, 第十九课
New Words
understand /%Vnd@"st&nd/ vt. @-$R-2, 知道,理
解
4 Japan/dZ@"p&n/ n. :)<- 0/,
a little U/-2-8A$ *%-43-8A$ 一点,少量
日本
of course (R?-3-.$R?-0, 当然 shut /SVt/ vt. $+/-0, 关闭
Text
Toshio and Anna
Toshio is from Japan. Of course, his Japanese is excellent. He speaks several foreign languages.
His English is excellent. He can read and write it well, too. His Spanish is good, but his German is
only fair. He can read, but he can’t speak it.
Anna is from Sweden. She speaks several foreign languages, too. Her English is excellent. Her
Spanish is good, but her Japanese is only fair. She can understand and speak it a little. She can read
and write it, but not very well.
Conversation
A. Come in, Betty. Shut the door, please. Your room isn’t very tidy.
B. What must I do, Mother?
A. Put the clothes in the wardrobe and make the bed. Then sweep the floor.
B. All right, I will.
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A. 0J-,A?, /%-=-1J2?, |R-.J-o$-0<-8, HJ.-GA-#%-2-24S$-0<-vR?-.%-,
B. A-3, %?-&A-L?-/-29%-,
A. H-:.A-.$-H-2:A-1R3-.-28$-!J-3=-OA-P=-.$-LR?, .J-5<-eJ?-,%-K$?-.$R?,
B. ;-=$?, %?-.J-v<-L,
A. 进来贝蒂,请把门关了,你的房间不是很整齐。
B. 我该做什么,妈妈?
A. 把衣服放到衣柜里,把床整理好,然后把地扫一下。
B. 好的,我会的。
Drills
(A)
—Can’t you sing this song?
—No, I can’t.
—Can anybody sing this song?
—Nobody can.
(B)
—Must we leave today?
—Yes, we must.
—Must the children leave today, too?
—No, they needn’t. They may leave tomorrow.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
(A)
1) Shut the window. (Don’t shut the window.)
2) Write everything down. _________________________________________
3) Put the radio on the desk. ________________________________________
4) Tell him about it. _______________________________________________
(B)
1) You must speak Japanese in class. (You mustn’t speak Japanese in class.)
2) You must write the words here. ____________________________________
3) You must sweep the floor. _________________________________________
4) We must answer all the questions. ____________________________________
(C)
1) Jane may know something about it. (Jane may not know anything about it.)
内动词的适当形式填空。
1) She _______ (watch) TV every evening.
2) Mary _______ (go) to bed at 10:30.
3) The little boy _______ (brush) his teeth every morning.
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4) My sister _______ (study) both English and Japanese.
5) Mary _______ (do) morning exercises every day.
6) Mrs. Robinson _______ (teach) history in a middle school.
7) Mr. Green _______ (fly) to China several times a year.
8) The little girl _______ (miss) her mother.
9) Nancy _______ (copy) every text.
10) Helen _______ (play) the piano very well.
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Lesson Twenty (A)
aR2-5/-*A->-2, 第二十课
New words
flight attendant 3#:-2*R.-Y?-3R, 空中小姐 demonstration /%dem@n"streISn/ n. :O2-!R/,
乘客
safety /"seIfti/ n. 2.J-:)$?, 安全,保险
Text
A Flight Attendant
Barbara is a flight attendant. She works for an important airline. She likes the work. It’s
interesting.
She travels to Europe and South America. She likes South America. The weather is beautiful.
She likes Europe in summer. She doesn’t like winter. It’s very cold.
During a flight Barbara has to work very hard. She serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. She helps
the passengers. She gives safety demonstrations and answers questions. She enjoys her work.
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Conversation
A. My name is Robert.
B. How do you do? My name is Alice.
A. Are you French?
B. Yes, I am. Are you French, too?
A. No, I am not.
B. What nationality are you?
A. I’m Italian.
B. What’s your job?
A. I’m an engineer. What’s your job?
B. I’m a flight attendant.
A. %:A-3A%-=-<-0J<-,A-9J<,
B. HJ.-2.J-3R, %:A-3A%-=-A-=A-?A:A-9J<,
A. HJ.-<%-1-</-?A:A-AJ-;A/,
B. ;A/, HJ.-G%-1-</-?AA:A-;A/-/3,
A. 3A/, %-3A/,
B. HJ.-<%-o=-#R%?-$%-$A-3A-;A/,
A. %-<%-AA-,-=A:A-;A/,
B. HJ.-GA-=?-!-&A-;A/,
A. %-<%-29R-:$R.-0-8A$-;A/, HJ.-GA-=?-!-&A-;A/,
%-<%-3#:-*R.-82?-8-2-;A/,
Drills
(A)
—Do you have to be there tonight?
—Yes, I do. I have to be there tonight.
—Does Mary have to be there tonight?
—No, she doesn’t. She may go there tomorrow.
(B)
—Do we have to be back today?
—Yes, you do.
—Do the children have to be back today, too?
—No, they don’t. They may come back the day after tomorrow.
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a) stay there for the night, the girls, come back today
b) have lunch there, the children, come back for lunch
c) travel by train, the Dawsons, go there by boat
d) walk to the palace, our foreign friends, go there by school bus
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
6. Turn these sentences (a-n) into questions using the first word given.
a. Barbara is a flight attendant. 1) Who is a flight attendant? 2) What does she do?
3)What's her job?
b. She works for an important airline.
1) Who _____________________________________________________________________?
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2) What ____________________________________________________________________?
3) Does _____________________________________________________________________?
c. She likes the work.
1) Does ____________________________________________________________________?
2) How ____________________________________________________________________?
d. She travels to Europe and South America.
1) Where __________________________________________________________________?
2) Does ____________________________________________________________________?
e. She likes South America.
1) What ___________________________________________________________________?
2) Does ____________________________________________________________________?
f. The weather is beautiful.
1) What _____________________________________________________________________?
2) Is _______________________________________________________________________?
g. She likes Europe in summer.
1) Does _____________________________________________________________________?
2) What _____________________________________________________________________?
h. She doesn’t like winter.
1) Does _____________________________________________________________________?
2) What _____________________________________________________________________?
i. It’s very cold.
1) What _____________________________________________________________________?
2) It ________________________________________________________________________?
j. During a flight Barbara has to work very hard.
1) When _____________________________________________________________________?
2) Who ____________________________________________________________________?
k. She serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
1) What ____________________________________________________________________?
2) Does _____________________________________________________________________?
l. She helps the passengers.
1) Who _____________________________________________________________________?
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2) Who _____________________________________________________________________?
$.%?-[R$-5=-=-;A.-:)R$-LR?, 阅读下列单词,注意它们的后缀。
maps cups thanks clocks
/s/ stops speaks sweeps makes
jobs plans novels holidays
/z/ travels serves enjoys answers
classes brushes nurses sentences
/iz/ misses watches raises announces
texts states seats baskets
/ts/ shuts writes gets visits
words friends beds comrades
/dz/ needs reads ends understands
8. Give the -ing forms of these verbs. $>3-IA-=?-5B$-.$-$A -ing ;A-i3-0-UA?, 给下列单词加 ing
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in school this term. But I am also going to play basketball and fly kites. I am going to see my
Uncle Zhaxi next week. We are going to meet in Xining. Please write to me soon.
Excercises
1. Answer the following questions.
a. The house has many what?
_________________________________________________________
b. What does the woman see crawl into the house?
_________________________________________________________
e. Why are the two thieves frightened and why do they run away?
_________________________________________________________
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Lesson Twenty-One
aR2-5/-*J<-$&A$-0, 第二十一课
New words
country /"kVntri/ n. o=-#2, 8A%-PR%-, 国家, pick /pIk/ vt.:,-2, 2+R$-0, 摘
乡村
drive /draIv/ vi. #-=R-LJ.-0, (:.?-5B$drove)开
large /lA:dZ/ a. (J/-0R, 大的, 巨大的
车,驾驶
food /fu:d/ n. 9-3, #-=$,食物, 饭 plane /pleIn/ n. $/3-P, 飞机
Text
A Day in the Country
Mr. and Mrs. White live in a large city. One Sunday, they went to the country. They took some
food with them. Mrs. White put bread, butter, meat, milk, fruit and cake in a basket. They sat under a
large tree and ate lunch. They talked about their trip to England and they picked flowers. They drove
home in the evening.
Conversation
A. When did you arrive in Lhasa?
B. Only yesterday.
A. Did you come by plane?
B. Well, we took the train to Chengdu and then flew to Lhasa.
A. How did you like the journey?
B. It was pleasant and I enjoyed it.
A. Do you feel tired after the long journey?
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B. No, not at all. I had a good sleep on the train.
A. HJ.-5S-z-?<-/3-,R/-0-;A/,
B. #-?%-,R/-0-;A/,
A. HJ.-5S-$/3-P<-2#.-/?-;R%-2-AJ-;A/,
B. %-5S-3J-:#R<-=-2#.-.J-OA/-+:-=-?R%-8A%-, .J-/?-$/3-P<-2#.-.J-z-?<-,R/-0-;A/,
A. v-{R<-L?-0:A-MR%-5S<-$-:S-<J.,
B. .J-/A-@-&%-*A.-=-%-<%-@-&%-.$:-;R.,
A. =3-,$-<A%-2R-2o.-0?-HJ.-<%-,%-(.-;R.-.3,
B. 3J., %-<%-,%-(.-3J., %-<%-3J-:#R<-IA-!J%-/?-$*A.-*A.-0R-8A$-=R$-0-;A/,
A. 你们什么时候到拉萨的?
B. 昨天才到。
A. 你们是坐飞机来的吗?
B. 我们坐火车到成都,然后从那里坐飞机到拉萨的。
A. 你们的旅行怎么样?
B. 非常愉快,我很喜欢。
A. 这么长的旅程,你觉得累吗?
B. 不,一点都不,我在火车上睡得很好。
Drills
(A)
—Did you come by train?
—Yes, I did.
—Did Peter come by train, too?
—No, he didn’t. He came by plane.
(B)
—Did you meet before? a) see the film, in February
—Yes, we did. b) visit the place, in April 1979
—When did you meet? c) stay at this hotel, in 1983
—In 1982. d) work there, in 1970
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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3. Answer these questions:
1) Who is the text about? (It’s about Mr. and Mrs. White.)
2) Where do they live? _________________________________________________________
3) What did they do on Sunday? __________________________________________________
4) Did they take any food with them? ______________________________________________
5) What food did they take with them? _____________________________________________
6) Where did they put the food? ___________________________________________________
7) Where did they eat their lunch? _________________________________________________
8) Did they talk? _______________________________________________________________
9) What did they talk about? ______________________________________________________
10) What did they do in the afternoon? ______________________________________________
11) When did they drive home? ____________________________________________________
12) Did they have a good time?4. Do the drills. ________________________________________
过去式。
meet (met) hear (heard) speak (spoke)
come (came) fly (flew) feel (felt)
get (got) give (gave) be (was, were)
go (went) think (thought) try (tried)
know (knew) leave (left) marry (married)
take (took) swim (swam) copy (copied)
see (saw) have (had) love (loved)
do (did) tell (told) excuse (excused)
write (wrote) put (put) smoke (smoked)
sing (sang) make (made) plan (planned)
draw (drew) sweep (swept) stop (stopped
drive (drove) shut (shut)
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10) What did you do yesterday evening? _________________________________________
11) What time did you go to bed? ______________________________________________
12) Did you have a good sleep? ________________________________________________
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9. Answer the questions using pronouns. Give long answers, not short answers.
1) Did your sister arrive on Sunday? Yes, she arrived on Sunday.
2) Did you take the train? Yes, I ____________________________________
3) Did Tom see the film in April? Yes, _____________________________________.
4) Did Joe get here on the 22nd? Yes, _____________________________________
5) Did Helen sing a lovely song? Yes, _____________________________________.
6) Did Bill feel sick? No, _____________________________________.
7) Did the students sweep the classroom? Yes, ____________________________________.
8) Did Dorji leave this morning? Yes, ____________________________________
9) Did he travel alone? No, _____________________________________.
10) Did Lhamo walk to town? No, _____________________________________
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Lesson Twenty-Two
aR2-5/-*J<-$*A?-0, 第二十二课
New Words
something /"sVmTIN/ pron..R/-L-8A$ .%R?-0R-8A$ office /"QfIs/ n. $8%-=?-#%-, 办公室
澳大利亚人 考试
last /lA:st/ a. (^-2-?R$?,) }R/-3, 最近的 too /tu:/ ad. @-&%-, 太, 非常
secretary /"sekr@tri/ n. S%-;A$ 秘书 bad /b&d/ a. 24S$-0R, 坏的, 劣质的, 不利的
主管
ago /@"g@U/ ad. }R/-=, 以前
technical /"teknIkl/ a. 29R-l=, 工艺的,技术的 factory /"f&ktri; -t@ri/ n. 29R-9,
architect /"A:kItekt/ n. 29R-20/-:(<-:$R.-0, 工厂
rest /rest/ vi. & n. z$-0:A-#$ 其余
建筑师,设计师
government /"gVv@nm@nt/ n. YA.-$8%-, 政府
Text
My Family
I want to tell you something about my family. There are six people in my family
altogether--two girls, two boys and my parents. Both of my sisters are already married. My younger
sister got married last month. Her husband is an Australian. She lives in Canberra now and is a
secretary for a company director. My eldest sister got married three years ago. She has got a young
daughter. My brother Peter is a student at a technical college. He wants to be an architect. I started
working six months ago. I work in a government office. I live with my parents in a small house near
the center of town. I hope to go overseas one day for a holiday.
Conversation
A. How was the examination?
B. Not too bad. I think I passed in English.
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A. Were the questions easy?
B. No, not very. I could answer twelve of the questions. They were very easy. But I couldn’t answer
the rest. They were too difficult for me. But I think I could pass.
A. o$?-]%?-0-&A-:S-<J.,
B. .J-:S:A-8/-0-8A$-3-<J., %?-.LA/-;A$-$A-o$?-5.-:.%-;R.-~3,
A. :SA-$8A-i3?-a-3R-AJ-<J.,
B. 3-<J., .J-:S:A-a-3R-3-<J., %?-SA-2-2&-$*A?-=-=/-:.J2?-,2-?R%-, .J-.$-@-&%-a-3R-<J., ;A/-;%-:UR-3-i3?-=-
=/-:.J2?-3-,2, %-=-35S/-/-.J-.$-@-&%-.!:-3R-<J., :R/-G%-%-=-o$?-5.-:.%-;R.-~3,
A. 考试怎么样?
B. 还可以,我想我的英语通过了。
A. 题目简单吗?
B. 不,不是非常简单。我能答上十二道题。那些很简单。但是剩下的对我来说太难了,因此
没答上,不过我觉得我能通过。
Drills
(A)
—Where were you this morning?
—I was in the classroom.
—Where was Jane?
—She was there too.
(B)
—Were you in town yesterday?
—Yes, I was.
—Was Bob in town, too?
—No, he wasn’t. He was at home.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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3. Answer these questions according to the text:
1) How many people are there in your family? (There’re six people in my family.)
2) Who are they? ___________________________________________________
3) Are your sisters married? ___________________________________________
4) When did your younger sister get married? ______________________________
5) What nationality is her husband? _________________________________________
6) Where does your younger sister live? ____________________________________
7) What’s her job? _____________________________________________________
8) When did your eldest sister get married? ___________________________________
9) Has she got any children? ______________________________________________
10) What does your brother do? ___________________________________________
11) Where does he study? ________________________________________________
12) What does he want to be? ______________________________________________
13) Are you working? ____________________________________________________
14) When did you start working? ___________________________________________
15) Where do you work? _________________________________________________
16) Where do you live? ___________________________________________________
17) What do you hope to do one day? _________________________________________
4. Do the drills.
5. Fill in the blanks with was or were. || were .%-;%-/was 2!R=-/?-#-{R%?, 用 was 和 were 填空。
1) Where ______ you last night?
2) I ______ a school teacher in 1970.
3) How ______ things at home?
4) Father ______ not very well last week.
5) Did you go to the film? ______ it good?
6) Both my sisters ______ in England at that time.
7) Alice ______ then a school-girl.
8) We ______ not here four years ago.
9) Did you stay here last summer? What ______ your room number?
10) ______ you in town at eight o’clock this morning?
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6. Turn these into interrogative and negative sentences. $>3-IA-5B$-P2-.$-:SA-5B$-$3-.$$-5B$-+-+<-&A$
把下列句子转换成疑问句和否定句。
1) I have something to say. Do you have anything to say? I don’t have anything to say.
2) There’s something in the basket.______________________________________________
3) I have got something to read.________________________________________________
4) She told me something about it.______________________________________________
5) Mary knows something about it.______________________________________________
6) We want to get something to eat?_____________________________________________
7. Turn these sentences (a-n) into questions using the first word given. .0J<-2eR.-v<-$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-
SA-2-UA?,
a. I want to tell you something about my family.
1) What do you want to tell me?
2) Who do you want to tell something about your family?
3) Do you want to tell me something about your family?
b. There are six people in my family altogether-- two girls, two boys and my parents.
1) How _________________________________________________________?
2) How___________________________________________________________?
3) How___________________________________________________________
4) Are____________________________________________________________?
c. Both of my sisters are already married.
1) Are_____________________________________________________________?
2) Who____________________________________________________________?
d. My younger sister got married last month.
1) Who____________________________________________________________?
2) Did______________________________________________________________?
3) When____________________________________________________________?
e. Her husband is an Australian.
1) Where____________________________________________________________?
2) Who______________________________________________________________?
3) Her_______________________________________________________________?
f. She lives in Canberra now and is a secretary for a company director.
1) What______________________________________________________________?
2) Who_______________________________________________________________?
3) Where_____________________________________________________________?
g. My eldest sister got married three years ago.
1) When______________________________________________________________?
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2) Who_______________________________________________________________?
3) Is _________________________________________________________________?
h. She has got a young daughter.
1) Who_______________________________________________________________?
2) Does_______________________________________________________________?
i. My brother Peter is a student at a technical college.
1) Who________________________________________________________________?
2) Is___________________________________________________________________?
3) Where_______________________________________________________________?
j. He wants to be an architect.
1) What________________________________________________________________?
2) Who_________________________________________________________________?
k. I started working six months ago.
1) When________________________________________________________________?
2) You_________________________________________________________________?
l. I work in a government office.
1) Where_______________________________________________________________?
2) Do__________________________________________________________________?
m. I live with my parents in a small house near the center of town.
1) Where____________________________________________________________?
2) Do_______________________________________________________________?
n. I hope to go overseas one day for a holiday.
1) Where____________________________________________________________?
2) What_____________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Twenty-Three
aR2-5/-*J<-$?3-0, 第二十三课
New words
flat /fl&t/ n. #R.-#%-, 公寓 rain /reIn/ n. (<-:22-0, 下雨
居
poor /pO:/ a. @-&%-8/-0, .2=-2R, 可怜的,贫穷 happy /"h&pi/ adj. *A.-0R, 快乐的,幸
的 福的
when /wen/ conj. /3, 5K, 在…的时候 dance /dA:ns/ n. 82?-VR, VR-:O2-0, 跳舞,舞蹈
Text
A New Flat
Last month the Smiths moved into a new flat in Muir Road. The flat has three bedrooms, a large
living-room, a bathroom and a kitchen.
Before they moved to Muir Road, they lived in a very poor neighborhood. The street was dirty.
When it rained there was water everywhere.
The Smiths are very happy in their new flat. The house is big and clean. It is nice and quiet.
There is a garden in front of the building. Their children can play there.
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Conversation
A. Good afternoon. Is this house for sale?
B. That’s right.
A. May I have a look at it?
B. Yes, of course. Come in.
A. How much does the house cost?
B. 6,500 yuan.
A. I like this house, but I can’t decide. My wife must see it first.
B. Women always have the last word.
A. KA-SR<-29%, #%-2-:.A-:5S%-o-;A/-/3,
B. 24S%-o-;A/,
A. %?-/%-=-2v?-/-AJ-(R$
B. =R?-(R$ /%-=-1J2?,
A. #%-2-:.A-=-|R<-&A-43-.$R?,
B. |R<-!R%-S$-.%-s-2o,
A.%-#%-2-:.A-=-.$:-3R., %?-,$-$&R.-LJ.-3A-,2,%:A-(%-3?-:.A-=-2v-.$R?,
B.2.-3J.-/A-/3-;%-(J?-3,:-3:A-,$-$&R.-0-<J.,
A. %?-#%-2-:.A-]R-=-:22-0-;A/- 3R., :R/-G%-%?-,$-$&R.-LJ.-3A-,2, ,R$-3<-%?-(%-3?-.J-=-2v-.$R?,
B. o/-.-,$-$&R.-LJ.-3#/-2.-3J.-5S-<J.,
A. 下午好!这房子是出售的吗?
B. 是的。
A. 我可以看看里面吗?
B. 是的,当然可以。请进。
A. 这房子多少钱?
B. 6500 元.
A. 我喜欢这房子,但我不能决定,我先让我妻子看一下。
B. 女人总是拥有决定权嘛。
Drills
(A)
—May I have a look at the book?
—Yes, of course.
—May I take it home?
—Sorry, you can’t. You mustn’t take it home.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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6. Turn these sentences into questions.
1) It’s raining. Is it raining?
2) It often rains here in summer. _________________________________________________
3) It didn’t cost much.________________________________________________________
4) The kitchen wasn’t very big.____________________________________________________
5) The houses were not for sale.____________________________________________________
6) We can’t decide now.________________________________________________________
7) She mustn’t work like that.____________________________________________________
8) They won’t have time to do it.___________________________________________________
8. Put these words in the blanks below: in, the, of, on a, to.
There are twenty students _____ our classroom. Mr. Smith’s desk is _____ _____
front _____ _____ room. _____ world map is _____ _____ right side _____
_____ room. Six big windows are _____ _____ left side _____ _____ room.
There is one blackboard _____ _____ front wall and another blackboard _____
_____ back wall. There are some extra stools _____ _____ back right corner
_____ _____ room. We keep our books _____ _____ bookcase _____
_____ right side _____ _____ room. _____ top _____ _____ bookcase
is _____ flowerpot. Next _____ _____ bookcase is _____ small closet where
we put _____ broom and dustbin. We always keep our classroom clean and tidy.
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10. Turn these sentences (a-j) into questions using the first word given.
a. Last month the Smiths moved into a new flat in Muir Road.
1) When did the Smiths move into a new flat in Muir Road?
2) Where did the Smiths move into a new flat?
3) Did the Smiths move into a new flat in Muir Road?
b. The flat has three bedrooms, a large living-room, a bathroom and a kitchen.
1) How_______________________________________________________________?
2) The flat_____________________________________________________________?
c. Before they moved to Muir Road, they lived in a very poor neighborhood.
1) Where_____________________________________________________________?
2) What______________________________________________________________?
1) What______________________________________________________________?
2) Was_______________________________________________________________?
1) Where_____________________________________________________________?
2) When______________________________________________________________?
1) Who_______________________________________________________________?
2) Why_______________________________________________________________?
1) What________________________________________________________________?
2) Is__________________________________________________________________?
1) What_________________________________________________________________?
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2) Is___________________________________________________________________?
1) Where_________________________________________________________________?
2) What__________________________________________________________________?
1) Who___________________________________________________________________?
2) Where__________________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Twenty-Four
aR2-5/-*J<-28A-2, 第二十四课
New Words
be born *J?, :O%?-0, 出生 bring, brought (?-(-$-$J-3R<) HJ<-2, 带来,拿
Text
Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935. At the age of 13, Elvis and
his family moved to Memphis, Tennessee. There, Elvis recorded his first
song in 1954. After that, things happened quickly. He sold millions of
records, served in the U. S. Army, went to Hollywood and appeared in 33
films.
Elvis brought together the musical sounds of blacks and country people.
His songs started a new period of American music. He died on August 16,
1977 in his home in Memphis.
Conversation
A. Hello, Professor Heilman!
B. Hello, Tenzin. How are you?
A. Fine, thank you. And you?
B. I’m very well. Thank you.
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A. You were in Lhasa last week, weren’t you?
B. Yes, I was. I was there for a meeting.
A. When did you get back?
B. Only last night.
A.
!-;J, .$J-c/-(J/-3R-@J-=R-3/-=$?,
B. :R, 2!/-:6B/, HJ.-2.J-3R,
A. 2.J-3R-;A/, ,$?-eJ-(J, HJ.-2.J-3R,
B. %-;%-2.J-3R-;A/, ,$?-eJ-(J,
A. $9:-:#R<-}R/-3<-HJ.-<%-z-?-/-;R.-0-AJ-2.J/,
B. 2.J/-=$?, %-<%-5S$?-:.-8A$-=-?R%-2-;A/,
A. HJ.-<%-/3-KA<-aJ2?-0-;A/,
B. 3.%-.$R%-aJ2?-3-,$-;A/,
A. 嗨,黑奥曼教授!
B. 你好,旦曾!你怎么样?
A. 我很好,谢谢!你呢?
B. 我也很好。谢谢!
A. 你上周在拉萨,对吗?
B. 是的,我在那儿参加一个会议。
A. 什么时候回来的?
B. 昨晚才回来的。
Drill
(A)
—When were you born?
—I was born on April 4, 1968.
—Where were you born?
—I was born in Amdo.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
8. Turn these sentences (a-g) into questions using the first word given. .0J<-2eR.-v<-$>3-IA-5B$-i3?-=-SA-
2-UA?, 仿照例子,用给出的词把下列句子转换成疑问句。
1) Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935.
a. Who was born in Tupelo, Mississippi, on January 8, 1935.
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b. When was Elvis Presley born?
c. Where was Elvis Presley born?
2) At the age of 13, Elvis and his family moved to Memphis, Tennessee.
a. How old__________________________________________________________?
b . Who_____________________________________________________________?
c. Where___________________________________________________________?
3) There, Elvis recorded his first song in 1954.
a. Who_____________________________________________________________?
b. When____________________________________________________________?
4) He sold millions of records, served in the U. S. Army, went to Hollywood and appeared in 33
films.
a. Who__________________________________________________?
b. How__________________________________________________?
c. How__________________________________________________?
5) Elvis brought together the musical sounds of blacks and country people.
a. Who__________________________________________________?
6) His songs started a new period of American music.
a. Who_________________________________________________?
b. What__________________________________________________?
7) He died on August 16, 1977 in his home in Memphis.
a. When__________________________________________________?
b. Where_________________________________________________?
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Lesson Twenty-Five
aR2-5/-*J<-s-2, 第二十五课
New Words
famous /"feIm@s/ adj. 3A%-.-P$?-0, 著名的 become, became :I<-2, I<-2, 变成,成为
writer /"raIt@/ n. lR3-0-0R, 作者
Text
Jack London
Jack London is a famous American writer. He was born on January 12, 1876 in San Francisco,
California. His family was very poor, and Jack had to leave school to make money. He worked hard
at many different jobs.
Later, Jack returned to school, but he didn’t stay. In 1897, he went to Alaska to find gold.
Instead, he found ideas there for his books and stories. He returned home and started to write. His
writings were successful, and he became rich and famous in his twenties.
Jack London was not a happy man. In poor health, he took his life in 1916. He was only 40 years
old.
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Conversations
A. Hello, John here. Can I speak to Mary?
B. Hold the line please.
A. OK.
B. Sorry, but she’s out.
A. Would you tell her I rang?
B. I’d be glad to.
A. HJ.-2.J-3R, %-/A-)R/-;A/, 3-<R?-;R.-.3,
B. ;.-43-=-|$-<R$?,
A. =$?-?R,
B. .$R%?-0-3-5S3, #R-3R-KA-<R=-/-;R.,
A. HJ.-GA?-#R-3R<-%?-#-0<-2o2-;R%-2-2>.-(R$-$3,
B. =R?-(R$
A. 喂!我是约韩。我可以和玛丽通话吗?
B. 请稍等。
A. 好的。
B. 对不起,她出去了。
A. 你可以告诉她我打过电话吗?
B. 当然可以。
Drills
(A)
—Do we have to go there today?
—Yes, we do. We have to go there today.
—Does Paul have to go, too?
—No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t have to go.
(B)
—We have to return these books, don’t we?
—Yes, we do.
—When do we have to return them?
—We have to return them before Saturday.
4. Do the drills.
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8. Do the crossword puzzle.
变成,成为 9. 52-L?-2, 代替,更换 10. (R$-0, 29%-2, 好,对,行 11. .$R%?-0, S/-5=, 主意,
想法, 念头 12. 3A-:S-2, 不同的 14. .2=-2R, :5S-2-%/-%R/, 贫穷的 16. lR3-0-0R, 作家 19. $+3-o.,
He is not at home. He is o__. 8. 3A%-.-P$?-0, 著名的 10. <%-*A.-GA, 自己的 13. KA<-=R$-0, 返回,回
1 2 3
4 5
6 7
8 9 10
11
12 13
14
15 16 17 18
19
20
21
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Lesson Twenty-Six
aR2-5/-*J<-S$-0, 第二十六课
New Words
祖父,外祖父 心的
early /"3:li/ a. 8R$?-0-}-3R, 早的
always /"O:lweIz/ /3-;%-, 总是
coffee /"kQfi/ n. #-nJ, 咖啡
same /seIm/ a. $&A$-:S, 同一的,相同的
chemist /"kemIst/ n. m?-:I<-3#?-0,
cold /k@Uld/ n. (3-0, 感冒
化学家
funny /"fVni/ a. .$R.-VR-2, 滑稽的,好笑的 (/-.R<-3#/-0R, 药剂师
nearly /"nI@li/ ad. 1=-(J<, *J-2, 附近的 harder &%-.!:-2, 更难的,更艰苦的
simple /"sImpl/ a. !2?-2.J, ,A<-2+%-2, 简单
than /D@n; D&n/ conj. 2v?-/, (2#<-2:A-5B$)
的,朴素的
比较,比
message /"mesIdZ/ n.:UA/, {.-:)R$-0, 消息,
if /If/ conj. $=-+J, 如果,假如
信息
Text
My Grandfather
My grandfather has lived with us since my grandmother died six years ago. He used to be a
chemist. He is nearly eighty but he is still in good health.
Grandfather leads a simple life. He likes to have an early breakfast and he always has the same
thing for breakfast: rice, fruit and coffee.
After breakfast he takes a walk to buy the morning paper. He has done this every morning for years
and everybody in the street knows him.
Grandfather has not been very well this month. He has had a bad cold for the last few weeks, and
has been in bed for a few days.
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I like to hear him talk about life when he was a boy. He tells us many funny stories. He always
says, “Life was much harder then than it is today.”
Conversation
A. Hello. David Black speaking. May I have a word with Jane?
B. I’ll see if she is in.
A. OK.
B. I’m afraid she’s not here.
A. Could you take a message?
B Yes, of course.
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B. %?-#R-3R-;R.-3J.-=-2v,
A. =$?-?R,
B. .$R%?-0-3-5S3, 3R-<%-3A-:.$
A. HJ.-GA?-#R-3R<-{.-&A$-2>.-,2-23,
B. =R?-,2,
A. 喂!我是戴维德·布拉克,我可以和简通话吗?
B. 让我先看看她在不在。
A. 好的。
B. 很抱歉,她不在这里。
A. 你可以替我捎个信吗?
B 是的,当然可以。
Drills
(A)
—Have you done your homework?
—Yes, I have.
—Has Tom done his homework?
—No, he hasn’t.
a) write down the new words, Helen
b) memorize the text, Bill
c) listened to the recording, Betty
d) clean your room, boys
(B)
—Where’s Kitty?
—She’s gone to the Palace Museum.
—Have you ever been there?
—Yes, I’ve been there once.
a) Tom, the Summer palace, a few times
b) Sally, the History Museum, a couple of times.
c) the Greens, Lhasa, many times
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d) children, Amdo, lots of times.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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give gave given shut shut shut
put put put swim swam swum
7. Turn these sentences (a-l) into questions using the first word given.
a. My grandfather has lived with us since my grandmother died six years ago.
1) Who has lived with us since my grandmother died six years ago.
2) Who died six years ago?
3) When did the grandmother die?
b. He used to be a chemist.
1) What_____________________________________________________________?
c. He is nearly eighty but he is still in good health.
1) How_____________________________________________________________?
2) Is________________________________________________________________?
d. Grandfather leads a simple life.
1) Who______________________________________________________________?
e. He likes to have an early breakfast and he always has the same thing for breakfast: rice, fruit,
and coffee.
1) What___________________________________________________________?
2) Who ___________________________________________________________?
f. After, breakfast he takes a walk to buy the morning paper.
1) What____________________________________________________________?
2) What____________________________________________________________?
g. He has done this every morning for years and everybody in the street knows him.
1) How____________________________________________________________?
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2) Who____________________________________________________________?
3) What____________________________________________________________?
h. Grandfather has not been very well this month.
1) Who____________________________________________________________?
i. He has had a bad cold for the last few weeks, and has been in bed for a few days.
1) What___________________________________________________________?
2) Where__________________________________________________________
j. I like to hear him talk about life when he was a boy.
1) What___________________________________________________________?
k.. He tells us many funny stories.
1) What___________________________________________________________?
l. He always says, “Life was much harder then than it is today.”
1) What____________________________________________________________?
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Lesson Twenty-Seven (A)
aR2-5/-*J<-2./-0, 第二十七课
New Words
neighbor /"neIb@/ n. HA3-35K?, 邻居 ever /"ev@/ ad. }R/-(., 曾经,在任何时候
飞行员
moment /"m@Um@nt/ n.;/-43, 瞬间
world /w3:ld/ n. :63-\A%-, ?:A-$R-=,
世界,地球
Spain /'sp&n/ n. ?A-1J/, 西班牙 supper /"sVp@/ n..$R%-), /2-5=, 晚餐
Text
Our Neighbor
Mr. Hill is our new next door neighbor. He is a pilot.
He will fly to New York next month. The month after next he will fly to Tokyo.
At the moment he’s in Madrid. He flew to Spain a week ago. He will return to London the week
after next.
He is only forty-one years old and he has already been to every country in the world.
Mr. Hill is a very lucky man. But his wife isn’t very lucky. She usually stays at home!
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Conversation
A. Hello, Ken.
B. Hello, George.
A. Have you just been to the cinema?
B. Yes, I have.
A. What’s on?
B. “Paris in the Spring.”
A. Oh, I’ve already seen it. I saw it on a BBC television program last year. It’s an old film, but it’s
very good.
B. Paris is a very beautiful city.
A. I have never been there. Have you ever been there, Ken?
B. Yes, I have. I was there in April.
A. Paris in the Spring, eh?
B. It was spring, but the weather was awful. It rained all the time.
A. Just like dear old London!
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B. !-;J, :)R<-)A,
A. HJ.-<%-.-?R-3-\R$-2f/-#%-=-?R%-2-;A/-/3,
B. ;A/,
A. \R$-2f/-&A-<J.,
B. “1J-<A-?A:A-.L<-#,”
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@-&%-;$-0R-<J.,
B. 1J-<A-?A-/A-36K?-#$-;A.-.-:R%-2:A-PR%-HJ<-8A$-<J.,
A. %-<%-.J-=-?R%-3-MR%-, #J/, HJ.-<%-.J-=-?R%-MR%-%3,
B. %-<%-?R%-MR%-, %-<%-^-28A-2:A-/%-.J-/-;R.,
A. .J-/A-1J-<A-?A:A-.L<-#:A-.?-AJ-;A/,
B. .L<-#-<J., :R/-G%-$/3-$>A?-@-&%-3A-29%-!J, o/-.-(<-:22-0-<J.,
A. :R-/, %-5S:C-$/:-3#<-=/-+/-.%-$&A$-:S-<J.,
A. 嗨!肯。
B. 嗨!乔治。
A. 你刚才去了电影院吗?
B. 是的。
A. 在放什么电影?
B. 《春天的巴黎》
A. 哦,我看过,这部影片去年群我在 BBC 的一个电视节目上看过。那是一部老电影,不过
很好看。
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B. 巴黎是个非常美丽的城市。
A. 我从未去过那里。你去过吗,肯?
B. 是的,四月份我在那里。
A. 正是春天的巴黎,对吧?
B. 那时侯正是春天,不过天气很糟糕,老是下雨。
A. 就像老伦敦一样啊!
Drills
(A)
—Have you had supper?
—Yes, I have.
—Where did you have it?
—I had it at my aunt’s.
(B)
—How long have you been in this college?
—I’ve been here for two years.
—Has Sarah been here long?
—No, she’s just been here for one year.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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10) How old is Mr. Hill?_____________________________________________
11) Has he been to many countries?____________________________________
12) Do you think Mr. Hill is lucky?____________________________________
13) Do you think his wife is lucky?____________________________________
14) Why do you think so?____________________________________________
4. Do the drills.
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Lesson Twenty-Seven (B)
aR2-5/-*J<-2./-0, 第二十七课
Text
The Temple God Eats Tsamba
Many years ago, a poor man named Dongzhi had a rich neighbor. This neighbor had a lot of
tsamba. He was also very greedy and never shared his tsamba with anyone.
One day Dongzhi ran out of tsamba and thought, “If I go to my neighbor’s house to ask for some
tsamba, he will refuse. I need to trick him into giving me some.”
That evening Dongzhi took firewood to his garden and set it on fire. His rich neighbor noticed this
and was puzzled. He went to Dongzhi’s house and inquired, “Why are you burning wood this evening,
Dongzhi?”
Dongzhi said, “Yesterday I heard people saying tsamba in Lhasa is very expensive. So I will make
some tsamba and go to Lhasa to sell it.”
The rich neighbor thought this was an excellent idea and said to Dongzhi, “My dear neighbor, can
I go to Lhasa and sell tsamba with you?”
Dongzhi replied, “Of course.”
The next morning the rich man loaded a yak with two bags of tsamba. Dongzhi put two bags filled
with grass and leaves on a donkey.
That evening on the road to Tibet the sky became dark. The two men sought refuge in a temple. The
rich man was very tired and quickly fell asleep.
Dongzhi pretended to sleep. At midnight he got up and fed the grass and leaves in his bags to the
donkey and the yak. Then he took the rich neighbor’s tsamba and poured it into his bags. Next, he put
his neighbor’s empty bags in the temple deity’s hands and put some tsamba in the deity’s mouth.
The next morning the rich man discovered he had no tsamba. He saw his empty bags in the deity’s
hands. He was frightened.
Dongzhi said, “Maybe the temple god was hungry and ate your tsamba. Just look at his mouth.”
The rich man sadly said, “Now I can’t go to Lhasa. I will return home. Please go to Lhasa by
yourself.”
“I think I will also return home, I don’t want to go to Lhasa by myself,” Dongzhi said.
Excercises
1. Answer the following questions.
a) Did the rich neighbor share his tsamba ________________________________________
b) Dongzhi's neighbor gave him tsamba? Why?____________________________________
c) Why was Dongzhi burning wood?_____________________________________________
d) What did the rich man load his yak with? _______________________________________
e) What did Dongzhi load his yak with?___________________________________________
f) Where did the two men seek refuge?____________________________________________
g) At midnight what did Dongzhi do?_____________________________________________
h) What did the rich man discover? ______________________________________________
i) Did Dongzhi and his rich neighbor go to Tibet? Why or why not?_____________________
j) Who was clever? Why?_______________________________________________________
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Lesson Twenty-Eight
aR2-5/-*J<-2o.-0, 第二十八课
New Words
exciting /Ik"saItIN/ a. 3R-*A.-w/-0, 令人兴奋
的,使人激动的
passport /"pA:spO:t/ n.
receive /rI"si:v/ vt. :LR<-2, 受到,接受,收到
KA-:PR:A-=$-HJ<, =3-;A$ 护照,通行证
certainly /"s3:tnli/ ad. (R?-3-.$R?-0, ((R$-0,) 当
firm /f3:m/ n.!%-9A, 公司
然,无疑
whole /h@Ul/ n. ZA=-2R, 全体,全部,所有的
spring /sprIN/ n. (-3A$ .JA.-!,泉
fill (in) /fIl/ vt. #-{R%-2, :VA-2, 填写
soon /su:n/ ad. 3A-:I%?-0, 3IR$?-0R, 不久,即
可 form /fO:m/ vt. <J:-3A$ 表格
valid /"v&lId/ a. /?-0-w/-0, 有法律效力的, abroad /@"brO:d/ ad. KA-o=-=, 到国外,在海外
有效的 so /s@U/ a..J:A-nJ/-IA?, .J<-2gJ/,所以,因而
finish /"fInIS/ vt. ;R%?-:P2, 5<-2, 完成,结束
find /faInd/ vt. fJ.-0, 5S<-$%-L%-2, 找到,发现
wash /wQS/ v. & n. 2N-2, 洗
minute /"mInIt/ n. (.?-5S.,){<-3 分,分钟
permission /p@"mISn/ n. (R$-3(/, 许可,同意
later /leit@/ adj. eJ?-?, 更后的,后面的
Text
An Exciting Trip
I’ve just received a letter from my brother, Tim. He is in Australia. He has been there for six
months.
Tim is an engineer. He is working for a big firm and he has already visited a great number of
different places in Australia. He has just bought an Australian car and has gone to Alice Springs, a
small town in the center of Australia. He will soon visit Darwin. From there, he will drive to Perth.
My brother has never been abroad before, so he is finding this trip very exciting.
Conversation
A. Can I help you?
B. Yes, we’d like permission to stay in Italy for another month.
A. May I see your passport please?
B. Certainly.
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A. You’ve been here for nearly three months.
B. That’s right.
A. What are you doing in Italy?
B. We’ve come to Italy to see as much as we can.
A. Have you been in Rome the whole time?
B. No, we have been to several Italian cities.
A. How do you like our country?
B. We love it. All these beautiful cities.
A. Fill in this form please and your visa will be valid for another month.
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B. %-<%-AA-,-=A?-/?-.-.%-^-$&A$-=-:.$-:.R.-0?-(R$-3(/-$/%-2<-8,
A. %?-HJ.-GA-KA-:PR:A-=$-HJ<-=-2v-(R$-$3,
B. =R?-(R$
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B. ;A/-=$?,
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B. %-5S-AA-,-=A?-=-;R%-/?-v.-3R<-2v-2-;A/,
A. .?-5S.-:.A:A-<A%-HJ.-<%-<R-3<-2#.-0-;A/-/3,
B. 3A/, %-5S-AA-,-=A?-GA-PR%-HJ<-:$:-=-?R%-2-;A/,
A. HJ.-5S?-2v?-/-%-5S:A-o=-#2-)A-:S-<J.,
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A. <J:-3A$-:.A-{R%-2<-8, HJ.-GA-KA-:PR:A-=$-HJ<-IA-,R.-;/-^-$&A$-2YA%?-0-;A/,
A. 有什么事需要帮忙吗?
B. 是的,我们想要在意大利多留意个月的许可。
A. 我可以看一下你的护照吗?
B. 当然可以。
A. 你们到这里快三个多月了。
B. 是的。
A. 你们在意大利做什么?
B. 我们到意大利尽量到处看看。
A. 这段时间你们一直是在罗马吗?
B. 不,我们去过意大利的好几个城市。
A. 你觉得我们的国家怎么样?
B. 我们特别喜欢所有这些美丽的城市。
A. 请填写这张表,你的签证有效期将会延长一个月。
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Drills
(A)
—Have you got my letter? a) finish your work, an hour ago
—Yes, I have. b) have your examinations, last week
—When did you get it? c) wash your clothes, this morning
—The day before yesterday. d) make your plan for the work, a couple of day ago
(B)
—Has Julia been here? a) Sally, go back home, last Saturday, in February
—Yes, she has. b) Mr. Johnson, answer your letter, a few days ago
—When was she here? c) Miss Black, arrive, twenty minutes ago
—A moment ago. d) Philip, call you up, a moment ago
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
4. Do the drills.
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5. Answer the questions after the example:
Example A: Why don’t you go and see the film? (I’ve already seen it.)
1) Why don’t you read the paper? ___________________________________________
2) Why don’t you write (a letter) to your aunt? _________________________________
3) Why don’t you wash your clothes? ___________________________________________
4) Why don’t you buy a nice radio? _____________________________________________
5) Why don’t you have a cup of tea? _____________________________________________
6) Why don’t you tell them some stories? _________________________________________
Example B: Has he read the paper? (No, not yet. He’s going to read it later.)
1) Has Alice done her homework? ______________________________________________
2) Has father answered your uncle’s letter? ________________________________________
3) Has mother put the clothes in the wardrobe? _____________________________________
4) Have the girls cleaned their bedroom? __________________________________________
5) Have the Coopers moved into their new house? ___________________________________
6) Have you filled in the forms? __________________________________________________
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7. Do the crossword puzzle.
1 2 3
4 5 6
8 9 10 11 12
13
14
15
16
17
Across Down
1. I want to study English a _____. 2. I’m still hungry. Can I have a_____ bowl of
4. I need a p______ to visit another country. noodles?
6. Please f____ my cup with milk tea. 3. I have a v____ passport.
7. I lost my money. Please help me f_____ it. 4. My teacher gave me p_______ to come to
8. My brother works for a f____ . class late.
10. How much money did you r____ from your 5. I want to go home s_______.
family yesterday? 7. My brother works for a f______.
13. My teacher told me I was a good student s__ I 8. After we f_____ class I will eat lunch.
was happy. 9. There are sixty m____ in one hour.
14. I will call you l_____. 11. I c____ am Tibetan and I c_____ speak
15. Did you eat the w____ chicken by yourself? Tibetan.
16. S____ is after winter. 12. It is e________ to ride a horse.
17. People speak Italian in I_____. 15. Every morning I w___ my face.
Text
Trevor Portman
Trevor Portman is only two years older than Ted. He is 24. He’s got a degree in Engineering,
and he works in the same factory as Ted (same factory, same hours of work, but in a different
department).
Now here’s the difference: Trevor is married. He’s got a wife and small child — a girl called
Sarah. He’s also got his own house — a small, modern house with two bedrooms, and a small
garden.
Worries or problems? No. Like Ted, he’s very happy. But he hasn’t got very much money.
Each month, when he has paid his taxes, his payments for the house, electricity, gas, water, food and
clothes for all three, there isn’t much left. So — no car. He hasn’t got a car at present. But next year
— perhaps.
Conversation
A. How much are the rooms, please?
B. One single room’s four pounds. Would you like a television in the room?
A. Yes, please. We’d like a telephone, too.
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B. Every room’s got a telephone.
A. Have the rooms got a bathroom?
B. Yes, every room’s got a bathroom.
A. Have the bathrooms got showers?
B Yes, every bathroom’s got a shower
A. Good.
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B. 3A-$&A$-&/-IA-#%-2<-.LA/-|R<-28A-;A/, #%-2:A-/%-=-2f/-:UA/-AJ-.$R?,
A. .$R?-=$?, %-5S<-#-0<-8A$-G%-.$R?,
B. #%-0-<J-<J:A-/%-.-#-0<-;R.,
A. #%-2:A-/%-.-O?-#%-AJ-;R.,
B. ;R.-=$?, #%-2-<J-<J:A-/%-.-O?-#%-;R.,
A. O?-#%-/%-.-(<-:O.-;R.-.3,
B. O?-#%-<J-<J:A-/%-.-(<-:O.-;R.,
A. 29%-$A
A. 请问这些房间房价多少?
B. 一个单人间是四英镑。你们需要电视吗?
A. 是的,我们还需要一部电话。
B. 每一间房子都有电话。
A. 这些房间里有浴室吗?
B. 是的,每一间里都有。
A. 浴室里有淋浴器吗?
B.是的,每一间浴室都有。
A. 好的。
Drills
(A)
—Have you got any brothers or sisters?
—Yes, I have.
—How many brothers or sisters have you got?
—I’ve got one brother and two sisters.
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(B)
—Have you got a song book?
—No, I haven’t.
—Who’s got one.
—Joseph has
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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21) He has to pay for food and clothes, too, doesn’t he?_______________________________
22) Does he have much money left after he has paid all this?___________________________
23) Has he got a car?__________________________________________________________
24) Will he get a car next year?__________________________________________________
4. Do the drills.
6. Fill in the blanks with either much or many. (much .% many 2!R=-/?-!R%-(-.$-#-{R%?,)用 much
和 many 填空。
1) There isn’t _______ water in the cup.
2) There aren’t _______ trees in the garden.
3) I haven’t got _______ money left.
4) We didn’t buy _______ milk.
5) She didn’t ask me _______ questions.
6) Did they give you _______ help?
7) Is there _______ coffee left?
8) Are there _______ flowers on the tree?
9) Did they take _______ pictures?
10) I haven’t got _______ hope of passing the exam.
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Lesson Thirty
aR2-5/-?3-&-2, 第三十课
New Words
Text
The Stolen Bicycle
Ted Robinson had been worried all last week. Last Tuesday, he received a letter from the local
police. In the letter he was asked to call at the station. Ted wondered why he was wanted by the
police. He went to the station yesterday and now he is not worried any more.
At the station he was told by a smiling policeman that his bicycle had been found. Five days ago,
the policeman told him, the bicycle was picked up in a small village four hundred miles away. It is now
being sent to his home by train.
Ted was most surprised when he heard the news. He was amused too, because he never expected
the bicycle to be found. It was stolen twenty years ago, when Ted was a boy of fifteen!
Conversation
A. What are those new buildings over there?
B. They are all apartment houses. They’ve just been completed.
A. Do you plan to build more houses like those?
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B. Sure. More than two hundred houses like these are to be put up next year.
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B. .J-5%-3-#R.-#%-;A/, .J-.$-$?<-.-28J%?-3-,$-;A/,
A. HJ.-5S?-.J-.$-.%-:S-2:A-,R$-#%-$?<-2-3%-0R-28J%?-lA?-;A/-/3,
B. ;A/, =R-eJ?-3:A-/%-:.A-:S:A-#%-2-*A?-2o-z$-28J%?-o-;A/,
A. 那边那些新楼房是什么?
B. 那些都是公寓,完工每多久。
A. 你打算还建造那样的楼房吗?
B. 是的,明年要建造两百多套像这样的公寓。
Drills
(A)
—What language is spoken in Germany? a) France, French, Italy, Italian
—German is spoken there. b) Australia, English, Mexico, Spanish
—Is German spoken in Spain? c) Spain, Spanish, Belgium, French
—No, Spanish is spoken in Spain. d) England, English, Holland, Dutch
(B)
—Was the house completed last year? a) the child, born, in 1980, in 1978
—No, it wasn’t. b) the book, written, in 1948, in 1945
—When was it completed? c) the meeting, held, on Monday, last Saturday
—It was completed the year before last. d) the radio, stolen, last month, the month
before last
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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10) What are the police doing with the bicycle? _____________________________.
11) How did Ted feel when he heard this? __________________________________.
12) Why did he feel like that? _____________________________________________.
13) What happened to the bicycle many years ago? ____________________________.
14) How old was Ted then? ______________________________________________.
15) How old is he now? __________________________________________________.
16) How many years have passed since then? _________________________________.
17) Is he worried still? ___________________________________________________.
4. Do the drills.
1) The novel was written by Dongdebjeb (.R/-:P2-o=,). Who was the novel written by?
1) They asked her a lot of questions. She was asked a lot of questions.
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7. Put steal, stole, stolen, stealing, steals in the blanks below:
1) Today, I ________ some money.
2) Today, she ________some money. 6) I was ________ some money today.
3) Yesterday, I ________some money. 7) You were ________ some money
4) I will ________ some money tomorrow. yesterday.
5) Are you going to ________ some money 8) Some of my money was ________
tomorrow? yesterday
柠檬
Netherlands /"neD@l@ndz/ n. /J-n<-=/, 荷兰
Text
Western Europe
Western Europe is the home of about 330 million people. Germany has the most people, but
Belgium and the Netherlands are the most crowded because they are smaller.
In the North it is rainy all the year round, and the weather is seldom very hot or very cold. Spain
and Italy are Mediterranean countries because they are on the Mediterranean Sea. Here, the weather is
very hot and dry in summer and rainy in winter. Oranges, lemons and olives are grown on the hot, dry
hills.
The highest mountain in Europe is Mount Blanc in the Alps and the Pyrenees are covered with
snow.
The languages of the countries in the north come mainly from old German. The languages of the
other countries come from Latin, which was spoken in Italy 2,000 years ago.
Conversation
A. I’d like to buy a recorder.
B. Is this one all right?
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A. It’s a little too big. Have you got smaller ones?
B. Sorry. That’s the smallest we’ve got.
A. Then I’ll take this one. How much is it?
B. Seventy-three yuan. Please pay at the desk over there.
A. Thank you.
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A. 我想买一个录音机。
B. 这一个可以吗?
A. 那个有点大了,有没有小一点的?
B. 很抱歉!这是我们这里最小的。
A. 那我就买这个。多少钱?
B. 73 元,请到那边去付钱。
A. 谢谢。
Drills
(A)
—Who’s younger, you or Lhamo?
—Lhamo is younger than me.
—Is she the youngest in the class?
—No, Jane’s the youngest (in the class).
(B)
—Do you speak Tibetan as well as Helen?
—No, I don’t speak Tibetan as well as she does.
—So she speaks better than you?
—Right. She speaks Tibetan better than I do.
4. Do the drills.
(A)
good better best many (much) more most
bad worse worst little less least
(B)
big bigger biggest large larger largest happy happier happiest
hot hotter hottest nice nicer nicest tidy tidier tidiest
(C)
Interesting/more interesting/most interesting beautiful /more beautiful /most beautiful
important /more important/ most important exciting /more exciting /most exciting
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6. Answer these questions:
(A)
1) Who is younger, you or your sister? My sister is younger.
2) How much older are you?_____________________________________________________
3) Who sings better, you or your sister?_____________________________________________
4) Who works harder, you or your sister?____________________________________________
5) Who has studied English longer, you or your sister?_________________________________
6) Who has learned more English words?____________________________________________
7) Who speaks English better, you or your sister? ___________________________________
8) Who can read faster, you or your sister?___________________________________________
(B)
1) Which city is bigger, Nanjing or Hangzhou?_________________________________________
2) Is Nanjing as beautiful as Hangzhou?_______________________________________________
3) Which city is more crowded than Beijing?___________________________________________
4) Which city is more important, Beijing or Nanjing? Why do you think so?__________________
__________________________________________________________________________
5) Which is the biggest city in China?_________________________________________________
6) Which is the most beautiful lake in China?___________________________________________
7) Which part of the country is hottest?______________________________________________
8) Where do we find the best weather?________________________________________________
7. Look at the new words for Lesson 31. Write a new word in the blanks to make correct sentences.
1) The Tibet Autonomous Region is in the __________ part of China.
2) F_________ and B___________ are countries in w_____________ E_______________
3) An o_____ is a small green fruit that grows in Italy.
4) Does your family ____________ barley?
5) South is the opposite of ______________.
6) The opposite of sunny is ___________.
7) I ___________ write a letter to my parents. I usually telephone them.
8) The opposite of cold is ___________.
9) Spain is near the _______________ Sea.
10) I don't like apples, I like _______________.
11) The __________ is a yellow fruit.
12) Holland is another name for the ________________________.
13) The bus was so ________________ that there was no place for me to sit.
14) The opposite of low is __________.
15) I usually ___________ my head with a hat.
16) It is white and cold. It is _____________.
17) At home, I ___________ speak Tibetan.
18) In Germany, people speak ___________.
19) _________ is an old language that people used to speak in Italy.
20) The opposite of wet is _________.
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Lesson Thirty-Two (A)
aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0, 第三十二课
New Words
businessman /"bIzn@sm&n; "bIzn@sm@n/ n.
5S%-2, 商人
taxi /"t&ksi/ n. \-LJ.-_%?-:#R<,
($/3-P) 计程车,出租车
captain /"k&ptIn/ n P-.0R/, .J.-.0R/, 船长, island /'ail@nd/ n. \A%-U/, 岛,岛屿
Text
A Taxi
Captain Ben Fawcett has bought an unusual taxi and has begun a new service. The “Taxi” is a
small plane which can carry seven passengers. This wonderful plane can land anywhere.
Captain Fawcett’s first passenger was a doctor who flew from Birmingham to a small village in the
Welsh mountains. Since then, Captain Fawcett has flown passengers to many unusual places.
Captain Fawcett has just refused a strange request from a businessman who wanted to fly to a
small island in the Atlantic Ocean. Captain Fawcett did not take him because the trip was too
dangerous.
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Conversation
A. I bought two dictionaries here half an hour ago, but I forgot to take them with me.
B. Who served you, sir?
A. The lady who is standing behind the counter.
B. Did you serve this gentleman half an hour ago, Miss Roberts? He says he is the man who bought
two books. Is this the man that you served?
C. Yes, sir. This is the man I served. Here are the books you left here.
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A. 我半小时前在这里买了两本字典,但我忘了把它们带走。
B. 是谁为您服务的,先生?
A. 站在柜台后面的那位女士。
B. 他说他是买那两本书的人,你服务过的就是这个人吗?
C. 是的,先生,就是他。这是你留下的两本书。
Drills
(A)
—Is this the radio you bought?
—Yes, it is.
—It’s very good, isn’t it?
—The one Sally bought is even better.
a) the room, you took, big, the room Ms. Green took
b) the paper flowers, you made, pretty, the ones my sister made.
c) the pictures, you took in the park, nice, the ones Nancy took
d) the book, you are going to translate, difficult, the one Mary’s going to translate
(B)
—Do you know the American who spoke here yesterday?
—Yes, I do. He’s a friend of Peter’s.
—Who’s Peter?
—The man who taught here last year.
a) the girl, is standing at the door, Nora’s cousin, lives in Room 304
b) the young man, is speaking to the Director, Nancy’s brother, studies Tibetan History here
c) old man, is sitting behind David, Sarah’s uncle, worked with us last year.
d) woman, rang you up just now, Tom’s aunt, came to help us yesterday.
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Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
5. Join the sentences using relative pronouns or relative adverbs where necessary.
1) The man wrote the song. The man is a worker. (The man who wrote the song is a worker.)
2) A girl came to see me this morning. The girl lives on the next street.
3) We bought a new TV set last week. Here it is.
4) You want to see a gentleman. Is that the gentleman?
5) Jane told a story. What did you think of it?
6) He took a photograph. It was excellent.
7) l know a man. His father works in the army.
8) The doctor saved the boy’s life. This is the boy.
9) She stayed in a hotel last summer. This is the hotel.
10) Let’s sit over there. We can hear the speaker better there.
11) We first met on that day. I always remember that day.
12) We are talking about the old days. We were in college together.
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7. Fill in the blanks below:
1) You can go ______ if you have an airplane.
2) When did you ____________ to study English?
3) The opposite of "in front of" is ____________.
4) My uncle is a ____________ and makes a lot of money.
5) My older brother is an airplane ____________ and flies an airplane.
6) This is heavy. Please help me ____________it.
7) The woman behind the ____________ helped me buy a new pair of shoes.
8) Riding a horse can be ____________.
9) I'm getting older and now I ________ a lot of students' names.
10) The ________ on the bus offered his seat to a woman holding a baby.
11) Hainan Province is an ____________.
12) The ____________ offered her seat on the bus to the old gentleman.
13) How much ____________ does your family have for its yaks?
14) The Atlantic and Pacific are ____________.
15) When he asked her to marry her, she said no. She did ____________.
16 ) He made a strange _________--that she mix noodles with his zamba.
17) The taxi ____________ in Xining is very good.
18) What a ________ person you are to wear a large heavy coat when it is hot in summer.
19) I took a ____________ to the museum because we were in a hurry.
20) The opposite of usual is ____________.
21) It is a ____________ idea to help poor people.
(B)
/'zi@r@u/ /'teknik@l/ /'laibr@ri/ /'p&kidZ/
/'@raund/ /bi'haind/ /di'said/ /k@m'bain/
/in'definit/ /in'tenS@n@/ /'rev@'lu:S@n/ /@'biliti/
/tek'ncl@dZi/ /I'meZ@rbl/ /'bu@Zwa:'zi:/ /mi'ra:Z/
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Lesson Thirty-Two (B)
aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0, 第三十二课
Text
Donkey Butter
king has charged local people a butter tax. If they have not paid the butter tax, he severely
A punishes them. For this reason the local people do not like the King.
Uncle Dunba is very poor. He does not have much property. One day Uncle Dunba goes
near the King’s home and begins beating his son. When the King sees this he asks Uncle
Dunba, “Why are you beating your son?”
Uncle Dunba sadly replies, “My son has killed my donkey. Now I can’t pay you your butter
tax.”
The King is speechless for a moment and then replies, “You pay your tax with donkey
butter?”
“That’s right,” says Uncle Dunba.
The King takes Uncle Dunba to his storeroom and asks, “Do you know which butter is the
donkey butter?”
“Yes,” replies Uncle Dunba.
The King says, “I do not eat donkey butter. Please take your donkey butter out of my
storeroom.”
Uncle Dunba chooses the best butter and happily returns to his home.
The king has now stopped charging local people a butter tax.
Excercises
1. Answer the following questions.
a. Who didn’t own much property?
b. Who were severely punished?
c. Why was the King not liked?
d. Why did Uncle Dinba beat his son?
e. How did Uncle Dinba trick the King?
f. What lesson does this story teach?
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Lesson Thirty-Three
aR2-5/-?R-$?3-2, 第三十三课
New Words
horse race g-o$?-:P/-2#<, 赛马 yogurt /"jQg@t/ n. 8R, 酸奶
$R-{2?-29%-0R, 得(获)经验的好机会
target /"tA:gIt/ n. :2J/-/3-.3A$?-;=, 目标
tent /tent/ n. 4-$<,
<?-$<, 帐篷
traditional /tr@di"S@nl/ adj.YR=-o/-IA, 传统的
Text
Tibetan Horse Races
Have you ever heard of the horse races in Kham? The largest ones are held in Yushu and Litang,
although many smaller ones are held in other areas. Tibetan men ride their horses wearing traditional
clothes. The horses are ridden at full gallop across the grassland. The riders use things such as rifles
and khatag to test their riding skills. Rifles are shot at small paper targets, while in another event
several khatag are put on the ground in a row and picked up by the riders.
Of course, Tibetans sing and dance a lot at the horse race festivals. Songs are sung in both
Tibetan and Chinese. Dances are performed by men and women together.
These festivals are also a good chance to experience Tibetan food. Families and friends have
picnics and eat lots of meat, yogurt, bread and noodles. Although this food is often eaten at other
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times as well, Tibetans may invite you to sit down and eat with them. If you are invited to do so, by
all means join them…it’s part of the fun!
Conversation
A: What’s this called? I’ve never seen one before.
B: It’s called a “khatag.”
A: What are they made of?
B: They are usually made of white silk but there are also blue and yellow ones.
A: What are they used for?
B: They are used for greeting people. When we meet special people, khatag are put around their
necks.
A: Oh… so they’re for special people. Now I know why I’ve never seen one before!
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A: 这个叫什么?我以前从来没见过。
B: 这叫“哈达。”
A: 是用什么做的?
B: 它们通常是用白色的丝做的,不过也有蓝色的和黄色的哈达。
A: 它们是用来做什么的?
B: 它们是用来向人致意的。当我们见到一些特殊的人时,就把哈达挂在他们的脖子上。
A: 哦...原来它们是给特殊的人的。现在我明白了为什么我以前从来没见过哈达!
Drills
(A)
___ Have you ever been to a Tibetan festival?
___Yes, I have. It was held near Lhasa.
___Were the songs sung well?
___Yes, of course.
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(B)
___ Was the homework done on time?
___ No, it wasn’t.
___ When was it done?
___ It was done yesterday.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
5. Do the drills.
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6. Turn these into special (“wh~”) questions.
1) The festivals are held around Kham. Where are the festivals held?
2) The festivals are held in early summer.__________________________________________
3) They are attended by thousands of people._______________________________________
4) Horses are ridden by Tibetans.________________________________________________
5) Both rifles and khatag are used during the festival.________________________________
6) They are used for testing the rider’s skills._______________________________________
7) Tibetan dancers are dressed beautifully._________________________________________
8) Tibetan clothes are made of yak hair and sheepskin._______________________________
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Lesson Thirty-Four
aR2-5/-?R-28A-2, 第三十四课
New Words
herdsman /"ha:dzman/ n. :VR$-0, 牧人 graze /greIz/ vi. vt. (K$?):5S-2, 放牧
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Text
Zhaxi Takes a Friend Home'
Last summer, Zhaxi, an English student at Beijing University, took John, his American friend, to
his home in north Tibet.
Zhaxi’s parents are herdsmen and they live in a tent. They move two times each year. In winter,
they live at the foot of a mountain and in summer, they live in the mountains.
They have a large number of livestock: 37 yaks and cows, 55 goats, 77 sheep and 20 horses.
They milk the female yaks, cows and goats. Zhaxi’s mother makes butter, cheese, cream, and yogurt
from the milk. Everyday, Zhaxi’s father takes the animals out to the grassland to graze.
John enjoyed Tibetan food. He ate roasted barley mixed with butter, cheese, tea and a little sugar
and drank butter tea. He also liked the boiled mutton and yak meat.
During John’s visit, local Tibetans held a festival. Many Tibetans met near a mountain to
worship the local Mountain God. There were horse races, archery contests, wrestling matches, and
much dancing. John found the dancing particularly interesting. Several hundred Tibetan men and
women danced wearing their long-sleeved Tibetan robes. The men stamped the ground with their
leather boots while the women gracefully waved their long white sleeves.
John enjoyed himself and hopes to visit Zhaxi’s family again.
Conversation
Zhaxi: John, would you like to visit my home in north Tibet this summer?
John: Yes, very much. What are your parents' jobs?
Zhaxi: They are herdsmen. They live in tents.
John: Where do they live during the year?
Zhaxi: They move two times each year. In winter, they live at the foot of a mountain. In summer,
they move to the mountains.
John: Does your family have much livestock?
Zhaxi: Yes, we do. We have yaks, cows, goats, sheep, and horses. Altogether, we have more than
100 animals.
John: What kind of food does your family eat?
Zhaxi: In summer, we eat butter, cheese, cream and yogurt. And in every season we eat meat.
John: It sounds very interesting! When do we leave?
Zhaxi: As soon as you are ready!
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扎西: 约翰,今年暑假你想去西藏北部我的家参观吗?
约翰: 是的,我很想去,你父母是干什么的?
扎西: 他们是牧民,他们住在帐篷。
约翰: 他们整年呆在哪里啊?
扎西: 他们每年要搬迁两次。冬天他们住在山脚下,夏天搬到山里去。
约翰: 你家有很多家禽吗?
扎西: 是的。我们有牦牛、奶牛、山羊、绵羊,还有马,总共有一百多。
约翰: 你们家平时吃什么样的食物?
扎西: 夏天,我们吃酥油、奶酪、奶油和酸奶,而且一年四季都吃肉。
约翰: 听起来非常有趣,我们时候走啊?
扎西: 等你准备好了马上启程。
Drills
(A)
—Did Zhaxi take an American friend to his home last summer?
—Yes, he did.
—Where does Zhaxi study?
—At Beijing University.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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4) Zhaxi’s family lives at the foot of a mountain in winter. ______________________________
5) Zhaxi’s family lives in the mountain in summer. ___________________________________
6) Zhaxi’s family has 37 yaks and cows, 55 goats, 77 sheep and 20 horses.
___________________________________________________________________
7) John ate roasted barley mixed with butter, cheese, tea and a little sugar, boiled mutton and yak
meat. _______________________________________________________________
8) John drank butter tea. ___________________________________________________
9) Local Tibetans held a mountain god festival during John’s visit to Zhaxi’s home.
________________________________________________________________
10) John enjoyed his visit and hopes to visit Zhaxi’s family again.
_______________________________________________________________
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20) Where did many Tibetans meet? _______________________________________________
21) What did John find particularly interesting? ______________________________________
22) Who stamped the ground? ____________________________________________________
23) What did the women wave? ___________________________________________________
24) What does John hope? _______________________________________________________
5. Fill in the blanks below with new words from this lesson.
1) I won the ________________during Losar in my village.
2) I like to drink _____________ when I eat bread for breakfast.
3) I put dried ____________ in my zamba.
4) I like to eat the ____________ on top of milk.
5) Losar is an important Tibetan ____________.
6) It looks like a sheep. It is a ____________.
7) She dances very ____________.
8) How many yaks and sheep can you see on the ____________?
9) The sheep and yaks do ____________ on the grassland.
10) My family members are all ____________. We have many yaks and sheep.
11) My little brother won the ____________ on our family's fast horse.
12) Sheep, cows, yaks, and horses are all ____________.
13) I'm not from this place so I don't know any of the ____________ people.
14) My Tibetan robe is _________________________.
15) People in my home place worship the local ____________ ____________.
16) Cooked sheep meat is ____________.
17) I like meat, ____________ mutton.
18) Mutton is cooked ____________ meat.
19) My family has a big black yak hair ____________ that we use in summer.
20) I always wear a ____________ ____________ when I am herding.
21) People in my home place ____________ the local mountain god.
22) Boys and young men like to join the __________ _________ during the summer festival.
23) It is an important animal for Tibetans because it gives us milk, hair, and meat. It carries things.
It is very big. It is the ____________.
24) It is made from milk. You may feel sleepy if you eat it. It is white. It is ____________
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Lesson Thirty-Five
aR2-5/-?R-s-2, 第三十五课
New Words
temple /"templ/ n. z-#%-, 寺,神殿 significance /sIg"nIfIk@ns/ n. .R/-~A%-, 意义,
期
Kumbum {-:23, 塔尔寺 Buddha image ?%?-o?-GA-{-:S,
2!/-.$J-=$?-0:A-P2-3,:, 格鲁派,黄教
deity /"deI@ti/ n. z, 神
Tsongkhapa 4S%-#-2, 宗喀巴
butter sculpture 3<-29R?-{-:S,(3J-+R$-3(R.-o/,)
founder /"faUnd@/ n. YR=-:LJ.-3#/, 创始人
酥油花
reform movement =J$?-2&R?, 改革 atmosphere /"&tm@sfI@/ n. #R<-;$ 3#:-.2$?,
气氛 remain /rI"meIn/ vi. >=-28$ >=-gJ/,
遗留
spinning prayer wheel 3-EA-:#R<-
publishing house .0<-#%-, 出版社
=R, 转经筒
scripture /"skrIptS@/ vt. & vi. .3-0:A-$?%-<2,
burning conifer needles >$-=R-YJ$-0, 焚烧柏
(R?-.0J, 经典,佛经
枝(刺柏)
chanting /tSA:ntIN/ v. 3$<-3-?R$?-:.R/-0, 诵 wood-block 0%-=J2, .0<->A%-, 木板的
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explain /Ik"spleIn/ vt. :PJ=-2>.-LJ.-0:3-8A2-2eR., decide /dI"saId/ vt. ,$-$&R.-0, 决定,决心
Text
Liz Visits a Tibetan Temple
Lhamo, an English student at a college in Qinghai, took Liz, her English friend, to her home over
the New Year holiday. Lhamo lives near Kumbum, a famous temple of the Yellow Sect of Tibetan
Buddhism. Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Yellow Sect, was born here in 1357 and began a reform
movement in Buddhism.
Liz was eager to see the temple which they visited together. Lhamo explained the significance of
the various Buddha images and other deity images. Liz was impressed with the beauty of the images
and found the butter sculptures especially interesting. She also found the atmosphere of the temple
very special. The spinning prayer wheels, smell of burning conifer needles, sound of chanting, and
ringing bells made an impression she will not soon forget.
They also saw many Lamas and pilgrims at the temple. Pilgrims had come from Tibetan areas in
Gansu, Sichuan, Yunnan, Qinghai, and from Tibet. Many pilgrims were doing prostrations before the
temple building where some remains of Tsongkhapa are kept.
Liz and Lhamo also visited the publishing house of the temple. Here, scriptures are printed by
hand from wood-blocks. Blocks of wood are carved by hand, coated with ink and then the scriptures
are printed. The temple has a very valuable collection of many scriptures. Liz left the temple feeling
that she had seen a very interesting example of Tibetan culture. She decided to learn more about
Tibetan history and religion so that the next time she visited the temple, she would understand more.
Conversation
Lhamo: Liz, would you like to visit my home this New Year holiday? I live near Kumbum. We could
visit it together if you like. Have you ever visited a Tibetan temple before?
Liz: Oh, Lhamo! I would love to visit your home. I’ve always wanted to visit a Tibetan temple
but I’ve never had the chance.
Lhamo: Do you know why Kumbum is important?
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Liz: I really don’t know much about Tibetan religion and culture, Lhamo. Why is Kumbum
important?
Lhamo: Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, was born in 1357 at the
present temple site. Kumbum is one of the largest Tibetan temples in China. Pilgrims
from many Tibetan areas come there to worship.
Liz: It sounds very interesting. Thank you so much for the invitation.
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拉毛: 利斯,你今年春节想去我家玩吗?我家在塔尔寺附近,如果你愿意,我们还可以一起
去塔尔寺。你以前拜访过藏传佛教寺院吗?
利斯: 哦,拉毛!我非常乐意去你家玩。我一直都很想拜访一个藏传佛教寺院,但总是没机
会。
拉毛: 你知道为什么塔尔寺如此重要吗?
利斯: 拉毛,我对藏族的宗教和文化真的不太了解。为什么塔尔寺那么重要啊?
拉毛: 藏传佛教格鲁派的创始人宗喀巴 1357 年就诞生于现在塔尔寺所在的地方。它是中国最
大的藏传佛教寺院之一。很多藏区的朝圣者都去那里磕头。
利斯: 听起来很有趣,谢谢你的邀请。
Drills
(A)
—Who did Lhamo take home over the New Year holiday?
—She took Liz, her English friend, to her home.
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(B)
—What about the temple did she find interesting?
—She found the spinning prayer wheels and smell of burning conifer needles interesting.
(C)
—What did Liz decide to learn more about?
—She decided to learn more about Tibetan history.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
25) Who is the founder of the Yellow Sect of Tibetan Buddhism? ___________________
26) Who was born in 1357? _________________________________________________
27) Why is Tsongkhapa important? ___________________________________________
28) What did Tsongkhapa begin? _____________________________________________
29) Who began a reform movement in Buddhism? _______________________________
30) What was Liz eager to see? ______________________________________________
31) Who visited the temple together? __________________________________________
32) What did Liz explain? ___________________________________________________
33) What was Liz impressed with? ____________________________________________
34) What did Liz find especially interesting? ____________________________________
35) What did Liz find very special? ___________________________________________
36) What made an impression Liz will not soon forget? ___________________________
37) What are pilgrims? ____________________________________________________
38) Who did they see at the temple? __________________________________________
39) Where had the pilgrims come from? _______________________________________
40) What were many pilgrims doing before one temple building? ___________________
41) What is done in the temple publishing room? ____________________________________
42) How are wood-block used? ____________________________________________________
43) How are scriptures printed? ____________________________________________________
44) What are carved by hand? ______________________________________________________
45) What are coated with ink? _____________________________________________________
46) The temple has a very valuable collection of what? _______________________________
47) How did Liz feel when she left the temple? _______________________________________
48) What did Liz decide to do? ____________________________________________________
49) Why did Liz want to learn more about Tibetan history and culture?
_____________________________________________
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Lesson Thirty-Six
aR2-5/-?R-S$-2, 第三十六课
New Words
ministers /"mInIst@(r)s/ n. ]R/-0R, 大臣
reign /reIn/ n. .2%-+<, 统治 成就
翻译 KR$?-GA:3-.0R/-<A$?-GA, 官员,公务员
Buddhistic works ?%?-o?-(R?-=$?-GA-$?%
historical material =R-o?-GA-.%R?-m?-?3-
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Text
King Song-tsen Gampo--Tibetan King
Song-tsen Gampo was born in the palace of Unchanging Compassion in 617 AD. His father was
Anomyi Song-tsen and his mother was Tsebong Sadematolgar.
When he was thirteen he became king. During his reign, he accomplished several important
things. At that time, Tibetans did not have a written language. King Song-tsen Gampo sent Thonmi
Sambhota, one of his ministers, to India. There, he studied different languages. He chose a very good
alphabet for the Tibetan language and returned to Tibet.
The king also went into seclusion, lasting more than three years. He wrote many religious and
political commentaries during this time. Later, in the cause of peace, King Song-tsen Gampo divided
Tibet into administrative districts and made many laws.
King Song-tsen Gampo also built the Potala Palace, a magnificent example of Tibetan
architecture, and encouraged the translation of many Buddhist works into Tibetan.
He had two wives. One was the daughter of the Tang Dynasty emperor, Tangtai Zong. The other
was the daughter of the King of Nepal.
For his great accomplishments, King Song-tsen Gampo is still remembered throughout Tibetan
areas today.
Conversation
John: Zhaxi, I’ve heard a lot about Song-tsen Gampo. Can you please tell me why he is so
important to Tibetans?
Zhaxi: He is one of the most famous Tibetan kings. He lived a long time ago.
John: When and where was he born?
Zhaxi: He was born in today’s Tibet in the Palace of Unchanging Compassion in 617 AD. He
became king when he was thirteen years old.
John: What is he especially remembered for?
Zhaxi: When he became king, Tibetans did not have a written language. He sent one of his officials
to India. After some years of study he returned to Tibet, and made an alphabet that was later
used to write Tibetan. He also passed many laws and divided Tibet into administrative
districts. He also built the Potala Palace in today’s Lhasa.
John: Did he marry?
Zhaxi: Yes, he had two wives. One was the daughter of a Tang emperor and the other one was the
daughter of the king of Nepal. Song-tsen Gampo is still remembered by Tibetans today.
There are many folktales and songs about him in Tibetan areas as well as much historical
material.
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约翰: 扎西,我听过很多关于松赞干布的故事。你能告诉我他为什么对藏人来说如此重要吗?
扎西: 他是最著名的吐蕃国王之一。
约翰: 他什么时候在哪儿生的?
扎西: 他于公元 617 年出生于如今西藏的永久慈悲宫。他十三岁的时候就成了吐蕃国王。
约翰: 为什么人们这样纪念他?
扎西: 他当上国王的时候,藏族还没有文字。于是他派遣一位大臣去印度学习。学了几年以
后,那位大臣回到西藏创造了一个字母表。后来利用那些字母书写藏文。他还制定了
很多法律法规,并把吐蕃划分为不同的地方行政区。他还建造了现在拉萨的布达拉宫。
约翰: 他结过婚吗?
扎西: 是的,他有两个妃子,一个是唐朝皇帝的女儿,一个尼泊尔国王的女儿。藏族人民至
今为都记着松赞干布。藏族地区有很多关于他的故事、歌曲和历史资料。
Drill
—What did Song-tsen Gampo accomplish during his reign?
—King Song-tsen Gampo introduced a written language into Tibet.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
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Lesson Thirty-Seven
aR2-5/-?R-2./-2, 第三十七课
New Words
altitude /"<itju:d/ n. o-35S:A-%R?-GA-3,R-5., makes the trail b%-eJ?-29R-2:3, 留踪迹,
(海拔) 高度 足迹,脚印
Tibetan Plateau 35S-2R.-3,R-|%-, 青藏高原 single file P=-!<-$&A$-$3-#J<-3, 一列纵队,
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domesticated yaks |R-$;$(:.=-$?R-L?- uncontrolled /"Vnk@n"tr@uld/ adj. 5S.-:6B/-
迅速减少
Text
Wild Yak
The wild yak is a very large animal. It was probably domesticated in Tibet over 2,000 years ago. It
is estimated that there are now around 10,000 wild yaks. There are more than 12 million domestic yaks
grazing on the Tibetan Plateau.
The domestic yak is smaller than the wild yak.
The largest wild yak may weigh 1,000 kilograms. They live at high altitudes of between 3,200 and
5,400 meters on the Tibetan Plateau. Some have been seen as far east as Gansu Province and to the
south in Ladakh. They are thought to be extinct in Nepal.
These large animals are well suited to the harsh highlands. They have more blood cells than
lowland cattle. This means they obtain more oxygen and this allows them to live comfortably at high
altitudes.
They are able to cope with the long, cold winter months of violent winds and snowstorms. The
temperature can be as low as –40 degrees Celsius.
The wild yaks have thick, long coats and few sweat glands. These are efficient adaptations for
conserving heat. They can bathe in lakes and streams in extreme cold. They can travel in deep snow. A
lead yak makes the trail and the others follow in single file, carefully stepping in the leader’s footsteps.
In winter they survive on a poor diet of dry, coarse grass and withered leaves and twigs.
In spring these surefooted animals often travel in large herds of 100-200. They go up to the higher
grasslands of the Tibetan Plateau in search of new grass, herbs and lichens. They are gregarious
animals but shun contact with humans
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The young are born in the spring months of April, May and June after a gestation period of nine
months. It is probable that the wild yak follow the calving pattern of domesticated yaks of giving birth
to a single calf in alternate years. A calf is fully grown in 6-8 years. The life span of the yak is about 25
years.
Over the last 50-60 years there has been a rapid decline in the numbers of wild yaks. Uncontrolled
hunting during the second half of the twentieth century and now poaching are important reasons why
there are fewer and fewer wild yaks.
Others reasons are bigger herds of domestic yaks that have moved into the places where wild yaks
live and diseases that wild yaks have caught from domestic yaks.
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
2) High grasslands are favorite grazing areas for wild yaks in summer. True False
4) The maximum age for a yak is about fifty years. True False
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Lesson Thirty-Eight
aR2-5/-?R-2o.-2, 第三十八课
_________________________________________________________________________
New Words
Hydatid /"haid@tid/ n. YA/-0/, 包虫,水泡
liverworm 3(A/-YA/, 肝虫
egg /eg/ n. |R-%-, 蛋,卵
cyst /sIst/ n. i$-0/, || A sac of fluid, which forms in the body and is usually damaging to health.囊肿
allergic /@"l3:dZIk/ adj (/-=R$-L%-2:A, || People can be allergic to many substances such as some
foods, dust, pollen, fur or poisonous fluids from cysts. 过敏的,患过敏症的
symptom /"sImpt@m/ n. /.-g$?, || A sign that you are ill. 症状
slaughter house or abattoir 2>R?-<, || A building where animals are killed for food. 屠宰场
unpleasant happening. 预防
motto /"mQt@U/ n. =J$?-2>.-.3-$.3?-%$ || A sentence or some words encouraging people
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Text
Hydatid Disease
Hydatid is a nasty disease. People become ill when they are infected with the immature form of
the tapeworm called echinococcus granulosus or liverworm. The worm lives in dogs and foxes. From
these carriers the tapeworms are passed to yaks, lowland cattle, sheep, goats and humans. These
tapeworms are found in many parts of the world. They are a serious health risk to people who come
into contact with infected animals.
You can be infected after touching an infected animal. After that you touch your face and mouth
with dirty hands. The eggs enter your body. The eggs develop into larvae that move into the
intestines. From the intestines the larvae travel to the liver through blood vessels. Cysts form around
the larvae within the liver. The cysts grow and grow over a long period. This may be from five to
twenty years. The cysts contain infected fluid. When they have grown big, they can block blood
vessels and the infected fluid can leak into the lungs, heart, brain and bones.
These are the common symptoms of hydatid disease.
• The liver hurts and the skin and eyes become yellow or jaundiced.
• Lung cysts cause coughing and chest pains.
• The heart can become painful and the heart beats irregularly.
• Bone cysts cause bones to break easily.
• Some people develop an allergic reaction that causes skin rashes, itching and fever.
If anyone has been in contact with infected animals and develops any of these symptoms, they should
visit a doctor immediately.
• X-rays and scans can take pictures of the body and show cysts.
• A surgeon can remove cysts.
• A drug called albenzadole is available, but it is only 30% successful in treating hydatid
disease.
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# $>$-2&R?-L?-/?-i$-0/-3J.-0<-LJ.-(R$
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这些是包虫疾病的通常症状
• 肝脏疼痛,皮肤和眼睛变成黄色或患黄疸病。
• 肺包囊引起咳嗽和胸部疼痛。
• 心脏疼痛,心跳无规律。
• 骨包囊导致骨头容易断裂。
• 有些人身上会出现一种过敏反应,导致皮肤出现皮疹,瘙痒和发烧。
• 如果任何一个人和受感染的动物接触后产生以上症状,那么此人就应该立即去看医
生。
• X 光和扫描能找出人体内的包囊。
• 一位外科医生能除去包囊。
• 有药物可治包虫疾病,但成功率只有 30%。
• 预防这种疾病的措施有:
• 与动物接触后洗手。
• 使屠宰场保持干净。
• 不要让狗接近屠宰场。
• 尽快治疗受感染的狗和其它动物。这有可能意味着把它们杀了,然后焚烧尸体。
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Conversation
Dorji: Do you know anyone who has had Hydatid disease?
Zhoma: One of my classmates died of that disease two years ago.
Dorji: That’s terrible!
Zhoma: Yes, we were all really sad. He was sick for a long time and then he died.
Dorji: What should someone do if they think they might have Hydatid disease?
Zhoma: They should go to a good doctor at once. He should send them to a hospital for X-rays
and scans.
Dorji: What is the treatment?
Zhoma: Surgery to cut away the cysts is one treatment. Another is to take the medicine called
albenzadole. This medicine is not always effective.
Dorji: What can we do to prevent getting Hydatid disease?
Zhoma: We must always be very careful when touching dogs, which may have the disease. We
must wash our hands after touching these dogs. That way, we can avoid getting the eggs
of the liverworm into our mouths.
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LR=-,2,
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多杰:你认识患有包虫疾病的人吗?
卓玛:我的一个同学两年前因为这种疾病而去世了。
多杰:那太不幸了!
卓玛:是的,我们都很伤心。他是患病很长一段时间后去世的。
多杰:如果某些人发现自己患有包虫疾病时应该做些什么?
卓玛:他们应该马上去看一位有经验的医生。医生应该让他们照 X 光和做扫描。
多杰:应该怎样治疗呢?
卓玛:做手术能够除去包囊,还可以服药治疗,但药物不是很有效。
多杰:我们应该怎样预防包虫疾病呢?
卓玛:当我们和可能患有这种病的狗接触的时候应该非常小心。我们和这样的狗接触之后一
定要洗手。这样就可以避免肝虫的卵进入我们的嘴里。
Exercises
1. Learn the new words.
5. Are these statements true or false? Explain why the false statements are untrue.
1) All animals are infected with Echinococcus.
2) Hydatid disease occurs in many parts of the world.
3) Hydatid disease is common in the Tibetan grasslands.
4) There is no treatment for Hydatid disease.
5) Surgery is one treatment for Hydatid disease.
6) It is a good idea to wash your hands after touching an infected animal or if you suspect an
animal to be infected.
7) Hydatid disease is easy to treat.
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Text Translation.
aR2-5/-$?3-0, 第三课
%:A-HA3-5%-$A-:S-0<,
:.A-/A-%:A-HA3-5%-$A-:S-0<-;A/, c/-0-:.A-/A-%:A-A-1-;A/-=, #R-<%-29R-:$R.-0-8A$-;A/, c/-3R-:.A-/A-%:A-A-
3-;A/, 3R-<%-(/-0-;A/, $8R/-/-3-:.A-/A-%:A-$&J/-3R-;A/, 3R-/A-.$J-c/-8A$-;A/, 2-3R-:.A-/A-%:A-YA%-3R-;A/, 3R-/A-aR2-
(%-$A-aR2-3-8A$-;A/, 2-(%-:.A-/A-%:A-/-2R-;A/-=, #R-<%-aR2-:VA%-$A-aR2-3-;A/, $8R/-/-:.A-/A-%-;A/, %-<%-aR2-9-(J/-
3R-2-8A$-;A/,
我的全家福
这是我的一张全家福。这位年长的男人是我的爸爸,他是个工程师。这位年长的妇女是
我的妈妈,她是个医生。这位年轻的妇女是我的姐姐,她是个教师。这位姑娘是我的妹妹,她
是个小学生。这个男孩是我的弟弟,他是个中学生。这位年轻男子是我,我是个大学生。
aR2-5/-28A-2, 第四课
//-?J-5%-$A-HA3-3A,
:.A-/A-%:A-PR$?-0R-//-?J-;A/-=, 3R-<%-.LA/-)A-/?-;R%-2-;A/, 3R:C-A-1-/A-.$J-c/-(J/-3R-2-8A$-;A/-=-.-v-=/-
+/-.-;R., 3R:C-A-3-/A-5/-<A$-0-8A$-;A/, #R-3R:%-=/-+/-.-;R.,
//-?J-$*J/-21A$?-L?-9A/, 3R:C-HR-2R-)R/-/A-N%-$R-<-;R., #R-$*A?-=-LA?-0-$*A?-+J-2-$&A$-.%-2-3R-8A$-;R.,
3R:C-2-(%-/A-.-v-=R-$*A?-+$-+$-;A/-8A%-2-3R-/A-=R-28A-;A/, #R-5S-/A-$&J?-0<-:R?-0:A-LA?-0-$*A?-;A/,
南希一家
这是我的朋友南希。她来自英国。她的父亲是个教授,住在伦敦。她的母亲是个科学家,
也住在伦敦。
南希结婚了。她的丈夫约翰也在中国。他们有两个孩子:一个儿子,一个女儿。她的儿
子只有两岁,女儿四岁了。他们都很可爱。
aR2-5/-s-2, 第五课
<A-3R-:.A-.$-$A-/%-.-&A-8A$-;R.,
<A-3R-:.A-.$-=-vR?-.%-, %-5S?-.J-.$-=?-.%R?-0R-3%-0R-8A$-3,R%-,2, :.A-/A-t$?-/$-&A$-.%-, :.A-/A-8-/$-
&A$-;A/-=, :.A-/A-(-5S.-:#R<-=R-8A$-.%-.J-/A-=$-:.R$?-(-5S.-:#R<-=R-8A$-;A/, <A-3R-:UR-3-28A-=?-HJ.-GA?-&A-8A$-
3,R%-%3, %-5S?-.J-.$-=?-?-O-8A$-.%-, <A-3R-8A$ 1-#.-:#R<-=R-8A$ .0J-(-28A-2&?-3,R%-,2-0-;A/,
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这些图片里有什么?
看这些图片,我们可以看到很多东西。这是一支钢笔,那是一支铅笔。这是一个时钟,
那是一只手表。另外四幅图片中你看到了什么?我们看见里面有一张地图,一幅画,一个收音
机和四本书。
aR2-5/-S$-0, 第六课
2-3R-5S,
#%-2-:.A-<-2-3R-28A-2#.-;R.-=, .J-=?-$*A?-GA?-.LA/-;A$-aR2-0-.%-$8/-$*A?-GA?-2R.-;A$-aR2-0-;A/, #R-
5S-5%-3-$8R/-/-3-+$-+$-;A/,
1R=-3-/A-aR2-3-$?<-2-8A$-;A/-=, 3R-<%-=R-2&-2./-;A/-8B%-, 3R?-.LA/-;A$-aR2-0-;A/, $;%-:6S3?-G%-
aR2-3-$?<-2-8A$-;A/-3R., 3R?-2R.-;A$-aR2-0-;A/, #R-3R-=R-2&R-2o.-;A/, 2.J-*A.-.%-z-3R-$*A?-/A-aR2-3-fA%-2-;A/-=,
3R-$*A?-!-=R-*A-><-?R/-;R.-&A%-, $&A$-$A?-2R.-;A$-aR2-0-.%-&A$->R?-GA?-.LA/-;A$-aR2-0-;A/,
女孩们
这个房间里住着四个女孩。其中两个学英语,另外两个学藏文。她们都很年轻。
卓玛是个新生,她十七岁了。她学英语。央宗也是个新生,但是她学的是藏文。她今年
十八岁。德吉和拉毛是老生,她俩都二十岁了,一个学习藏文,另一个学习英语。
aR2-5/-2./-0, 第七课
)R/-,<-/J<,
)R/-,<-/J<-/A-A-3J-<A-!-2-8A$-;A/, #R-<%-0-?A-OA/-/?-;R%-2-;A/-8A%-%-5S:C-aR2-9-(J/-3R-<-aR2-.R%-28A/-;R.,
#R?-N%-$R:A-=R-o?-(J.-.-$*J<-2-.%-2a2-L-:.A-=-.$:-$%-.R.-0R-;R.,
#R-<%-$8R/-/-$8/-$*A?-.%-3*3-.-#%-2:A-|R-g$?309&/-IA-/%-.-2#.-;R.-=, #R-5R-5%-3-A-3J-<-!-
2-;A/, :R/-G%-#R-5S-5%-3-PR%-HJ<-3A-:S-2-/?-;R%-2-<J., #R-5S:A-:VJ=-2-@-&%-29%-!J, #R-5S?-1/-5/-=-<R$?-
<3-.%-1/-5/-=-aR2-.R%-LJ.-0-;A/,
约翰·赤纳尔
约翰·赤纳尔是个美国人。他来自波士顿,在我们的大学学习。他的专业是中国历史。
他对这个专业很感兴趣。
他和另外两个男孩住在 309 房间。他们都是美国人,但是来自不同的城市。他们相处得
很好,经常互相帮助互相学习。
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aR2-5/-2o.-0, 第八课
3-<R?,
3-<R?-*A/-o/-.-.?-5S.-S$-$A-!J%-3=-=?-=%?-+J, .?-5S.-S$-.%-{<-3-2&R-s:A-!J%-/%?-)-:,%-2-.%-.J-
/?-aR2-9<-:PR-2-;A/,
3R-<%-aR2-OA.-$?3-33-28A-=-8$?-eJ?-;=-=-SR?-)-:,%-2<-;R%-2-;A/, KA-SR:A-.?-?-3R-=-aR2-OA.-3J.-
0?-;=-/?-<%-.R%-LJ.-0-;A/,
玛丽
玛丽每天六点钟起床。她六点十五分吃完早饭后就去上学。
上午她有三节或四节课。上完以后回家吃午饭。她下午没课,就在家里学习。
aR2-5/-.$-2, 第九课
%-5S:C-aR2-#%-,
:.A-/A-%-5S:C-aR2-#%-;A/, :.A-@-&%-(%-/-;%-$4%-8A%-P=-:PA$-0R-8A$-;A/,
:.A-/A-&R$-4K-8A$-;A/-=-.J:A-!J%-.-.?-5S.-:#R<-=R-8A$-.%-.0J-(-8A$-;R., #%-2:A-/%-.-b2-!J$?-28A-;R.-=,
I%-%R?-?-|R-?3-8A$-G%-;R., I%-%R?-$*A?-?-:S-0<-:$:-.%-N%-$R:C-?-O-8A$-;R.,
%-<%-%-5S:C-aR2-#%-=-.$:,
我们的教室
这是我们的教室。它很小,但是非常干净、整齐。
这是一张课桌,上面有一个时钟和一本书。教室里有四把椅子。墙上有块黑板。这两面
墙上有几幅图片和一张中国地图。
我喜欢我们的教室。
aR2-5/-2&-2, 第十课
3-<R?-#R-1<,
:.A- /A- 3- <R?- <J., 3R- <%- .LA/- )A- /?- ;R%- 8A%- , 3R:C- <?- /A- #R- 1<- ;A/- =, .- =R- =R- 2&- .$- ;A/, 3R:C- A- 1- /A- (/- 0-
8A$- ;A/- =, #R:C- 3A%- =- @/- <R?- #R- 1<- 9J<, #R?-=/- +/- IA- (/- #%- 8A$- +- =?- !- LJ.- 0- ;A/, t3- 3R- #R- 1<- IA?- G%- .J- <-
=?-!-LJ.-0-;A/-=-3R-/A-/.-$;R$-&A$-;A/,
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3-<R?-/A-.-v-N%-$R<-;R.-=, 3R?-0J-&A/-aR2-9-(J/-3R-/-o-;A$-aR2-0-;A/, .-v-3R-<%-aR2-<A3-$*A?-0-;A/, 3R-
<%-1-$A:A-,R$-#%-/-2#.-;R.-=, 3R:C-#%-2:A-|R-g$?-/A204;A/, 3R-<%-2-3R-$8/-8A$-.%-3*3-.-2#.-;R.-=, 2-
3R-.J:A-3A%-=-0J-,?-0A-<R/-9J<-8A%, 3R-A-3J-<A-!-/?-;R%-2-<J., 3R?-G%-o-;A$-.R%-2-;A/,
2-3R-:.A-$*A?-/A-PR$?-3RR-29%-2R-;A/-=, 3R-$*A?-!-N%-$R<-.$:, %-<%-#R-5S<-:SA?-(J-2-;A/-+J, %-5S?-o/-
0<-1/-5/-=-<R$?-<3-LJ.-0-;A/,
玛丽·库伯
这是玛丽,来自英国。她姓库伯,今年十九岁。
她的父亲是个医生,名叫亨利·库伯,在伦敦的一家医院工作。库伯太太也在那里工作,
她是位护士。
玛丽现在在中国。她在北京大学学习中文,现在已经大二了。她住在那栋楼上,房间号
码是 204。她和另外一个女孩一起住。那女孩名叫贝蒂·布朗,来自美国,也是学中文的。
这两个女孩是好朋友。她俩都喜欢中国。我非常了解她们,我们经常互相帮助。
aR2-5/-2&-$&A$-0, 第十一课
#R-5S?-&A-8A$-LJ.-GA/-;R.,
:.A-<-:S-0<-s-;R.-.J, :S-0<-.%-0R-<-3A-c/-0-8A$-$A?-,-3$-:,J/-28A/-;R., $*A?-0-<-LA?-0-8A$-$A?-
2f/-:UA/-=-2v-28A/-;R., $?3-0-<-2-(%-8A$-$A?-1-#.-:U=-(?-=-*/-28A/-;R.-&A%-, 28A-2-<-2-3R-8A$-
$A?-:UA/-;A$-&A$-:VA-28A/-;R., :S-0<-s-2-=?-%-5S?-&A-8A$-3,R%-%3-8J-/, 1R-$?<-8A$-$A?-r%-=A-lJ?-28A/-;R.,
他们在做什么?
这里有五张照片。第一张照片里有个老人在抽烟。第二张照片里有个小孩在看电视。第
三张照片里有个男孩在听收音机。第四张照片里有个女孩在写信。第五张照片里我们可以看到
什么?一个年轻男子在打篮球。
aR2-5/-2&-$*A?-0, 第十二课
aR2-#%-/%-.,
.-v-KA-SR:-A(-5S.-$?3-;A/-=, aR2-3-i3?-aR2-#%-.-;R., aR2-3-=-=?-1-12-:#R<-=R-=-*/-28A/-;R.-&A%-,
=-=?-2*<-.R%-LJ.-28A/-;R., $8/-i3?-GA?-1/-5/-=-.LA/-{.-2>.-<J?-J.-28A/-;R., .$J-c/-/A-3,:-:#R<-.-:PR-
28A/-;R.-&A%-, 3R?-aR2-3<-<R$?-<3-LJ.-28A/-;R., .-v-3R?-aR2-3-2.-3J.-&A$-=-.!:-$/.-&A$-:PJ=-2>.-LJ.-
28A/-;R.,
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在教室里
现在是下午三点,学生们都在教室里。有的在听录音,有的在做练习。其他人在用英语
对话。老师在教室里走来走去,帮助学生解决难题。现在她正在给一位女学生讲解某事。
aR2-5/-2&-$?3-0, 第十三课
;?-@R-*J.-5=,
:.A-/A-;?-@R-*J.-5=-+J-0J-&A/-IA-\A%-$-8A$-;A/, :.A-/A-@-&%-36K?-0:A-\A%-$-8A$-;A/,
.J-<-uR/->A%-.%-3J-+R$-;R.-=, #%-2-;$-0R:%-;R.-&A%-, <A-2R-8A$-.%-35K:-8A$-G%-;R.,
.-v-\A%-$-:.A-<-3A-3%-0R-;R.-=, =-=?-3,:-:#R<-.-:(3-:(3-LJ.-0-.%-, =-=?-35K:-.J:A-/%-.-P-$+R%-
28A/-;R., #R-5S-5%-3?-@-&%-3R-*A.-GA-%%-:.A-/-lJ.-3R-=-<R=-28A/-;R.,
颐和园
这是颐和园。它是北京的一个非常美丽的公园。
里面有树木花草,以及很多出色的建筑物。这边有座小山,那边有个湖泊。
现在公园里有很多人,有些在附近散步,有些在湖里划船。他们都玩的很开心。
aR2-5/-2&-28A-2, 第十四课
.?-5B$?-.%-=R-^,
=R-<J<-.?-5B$?-28A-;R.-=, .J-.$-/A-.L<-.$/-!R/-.JA.-;A/, =R-<J<-^-2-2&-$*A?-;R.-=, .J-.$-/A-^-2-.%-
0R-.%-, $*A?-0, $?3-0, 28A-2, s-2, S$-0, 2./-0, 2o.-0, .$-2, 2&-2, 2&-$&A$-0, 2&-$*A?-0-2&?-;A/,
=R-<J<-$9:-:#R<-&A-43-;R.-&J?-/, $9:-:#R<-%-$*A?-;R., =R-<J<-*A/-&A-43-;R.-&J-/, o/-0<-*A/-?3-2o-<J-
s-;R., 5K?-z$-;R.-0:A-=R-=-*A/-?3-2o-<J-S$-;R.,
季节和月份
一年有四个季节,各是春天、夏天、秋天和冬天。
一年有十二个月,它们是一月、二月、三月、四月、五月、六月、七月、八月、九月、
十月、十一月和十二月。
一年中有多少个星期?有五十二个星期。一年有多少天?一年通常有三百六十五天,一个
闰年有三百六十六天。
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aR2-5/-2&R-s-2, 第十五课 (A)
{-82?-1J-,J<-?/,
{-82?-1J-,J<-?/-/A-#-/-+-/?-;R%-8A%-, .-v-#R?-N%-$R-<-v-{R<-LJ.-28A/-;R., #R-<%-2R.-GA-3PR/-#%-8A$-+-
2#.-;R., #R-<%-z-?-=-.$:-8A%-, z-?-/A-36K?-#$-;A.-.-:R%-2:A-PR%-HJ<-8A$-;A/-=, 3A-i3?-2lJ-?J3?-GA?-K$-
0<-?J3?-;R., #R?-36K?-#$-$A?-#J%?-0:A-z-?:A-;=-uR%?-5%-3<-2v-:.R.-LJ.-GA-;R.,
#R?-zR-KR$?-?-:PR-o:A-:(<-$8A-G%-29R?-;R., $9:-:#R<-eJ?-3:A-/%-#R-<%-$/3-P<-2#.-.J-Z%-@J<-:PR-
o-;A/-=, zR-KR$?-GA-PR%-HJ<-(J/-0R-:$:-=-v-{R<-LJ.-lA?-G%-;R., .J:A-eJ?-?-3J-:#R<-=-2#.-.J->%-!%-=-:PR-o-<J.,
帕特森先生
帕特森先生来自加拿大。他目前在中国参观。他住在西藏宾馆。他喜欢拉萨。他认为拉
萨是个美丽的城市,而且这里的人们特别友好。他想去参观拉萨所有好玩的地方。
他还打算去南方。下周他要坐飞机去上海。他将参观南方的几个大城市,然后坐火车去香
港。
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3A$-$;R/-3:%-o=-2R?-3A$-243?-/?-!$-&A$-=-3.:-:1J/-28A/-0:A-5=-=-2!R=, o=-2R-<A-3R-.J<-.IJ?-/?-<A-3R-
2<-$?J<-.%=-3%-2R-LA/,
一个聪明的画家
从前有一个叫虎狮的国王有很多钱、金子和仆人。他的右腿是瘸的,左眼是瞎的。
一天早晨,他外出打猎时发现一个画家在河边画画。国王见他画得非常漂亮,于是让画家给他
画幅肖像。画家同意了。
画完后,画里的国王没有瘸腿,他的左眼也不是瞎的。国王看了那幅画非常生气,于是
杀掉了那个画家。然后又找了一个画家给他画像。这位画家特别有名,他把国王画得非常真实:
右腿是瘸的,左眼是瞎的。国王见了画后又勃然大怒,杀掉了那个画家。
第二天,国王找了另外一个叫多杰的画家给他画像。多杰不出名,但他非常聪明。在他的
画里,国王非常英俊,手里握着一支枪,右腿踩在一块岩石上,左眼闭着,好像正在瞄准一只
老虎。
国王见到此画后非常高兴,给了画家多杰很多钱和金子。
aR2-5/-2&-S$-0, 第十六课
:UA/-;A$-&A$
~A%-*J-2:A-?:J-<-=$?,
.J- <A%- /A- %- <%- z- ?- =-:LR<- 2:A- *A/- $?3- 0- ;A/- =, %- <% - $;$- 3PR/- #%- .- 2#.- ;R., %:A- #%- 2:A- |R-
g$?-/A4230;A/-=, #%-2lJ$?-A%-28A-2-<-;R.,
%- 5S?- z- ?:A- ;=- uR%?- =- v- 28A/- ;R.- =, ?%- *A/- %- 5S?- lJ- 0R- +- =- .%- /R<- 2- \A%- $- =- v.- 3R- 2v- lA?- ;R.,
%-5S?-^-3)$-2<-.-:.$-o:A-:(<-$8A-2!R.-;R.-=, ^65K?1*A/-8A-A/-.-:PR-=?-(J,
;=- IA- $/?- 5=- &A- :S- <J., %?- HJ.- 5S- S/- 28A/- ;R., $9:- :#R<- eJ?- 3<- %- =- #- 0<- 8A$- $+R%- <R$?- $/%- ,
%:A-#-0<-A%-P%?-/A86—0891.%-, #-0<-/%-3:A-A%-g$?-/A3577;A/,
2.J-2<-(R/,
1J-,J<-+-2A-?A-/?,
,A-=R1990=R:C-^52:A-5K?20*A/-=,
一封信
亲爱的萨拉:
这是我在拉萨的第三天。我住在牦牛宾馆四号楼 4230 房间。
我们正在观赏拉萨的景色。明天我们就要去参观布达拉宫和罗布林卡博物馆。我们
打算在这里呆到月底。六月一日我们可能会去西安。
家里一切都好吧?我想念你们。下周给我打电话。我的电话号码是:89-0891 转 3577。
爱你的,
彼得·戴维斯
1990 年 5 月 20 日
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aR2-5/-2&-2./-0, 第十七课
%:A-.L<-$/%-$A-:(<-$8A,
.-=R:A-.L<-#<-%-<%-;=-=-:PR-lA?-;R., %-<%-3J-:#R<-=-2#.-.J-//-&A/-.-?R%-/?-*A/-<J-$*A?-=-:.$-
o-;A/, .J-<-%:A-PR$?-0R-3%-0R-8A$-;R.-0-HJ.-GA?->J?-$?=-<J., .J-/?-%-<%-,A-,R.-_%?-:#R<-=-2#.-.J-;=-=-:PR-
o-;A/,
.L<-$/%-{2?-?-%?-%=-$?R-29%-0R-8A$-LJ.-o-;A/-+J, 1=-(J<-*A/-<J<-(-n=-.-:PR-YA., %?-.-<%-2a2-
L-.$-=-2*<-.%?-.%-.0J-[R$-L-o-;A/-=, 1%-$+3-:$<-;%-2v-lA?-;R.,
%-<%-;=-/?-1=-(J<-^-$&A$-=-:.$-o-;A/, ^-2o.-0:A-5K?-*A->:A-;?-3?-?-KA<-0J-&A/-.-=R$-P2?-LJ.-
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我的暑假计划
今年夏天我要回家。首先我要坐火车去南京,在那里呆几天。你也知道我有很多朋友在
那里。然后我要坐汽车回家。
假期里我要好好休息一下。有可能我会天天去游泳。我还要复习功课和读书。我希望能
读几本小说。
我要在家里呆一个多月。8 月 20 号左右我要回北京。
aR2-5/-2&R-2o.-0, 第十八课
2h-.R<,
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{R<- .- ;R%- o- ;A/- =, A- 3J- <A- !:A- 29R- 2:A- =?- :$=- ,.- GA-$+3- 2>.- &A$- $/%- o- <J., .J:A- nJ/- IA?- .?-5S.- $*A?- GA-!J%-
5S$?- #%- .- ,R/- 0<- L-.$R?, $+3- 2>.- 3)$- 21A=- eJ?- %- 5S?- SA- 2- SA?- (R$ .?- 5S.- $?3- .%-{<-3-8J- s:A-;?-3?- ?-
A-3J-<A-!:A-29R-2:A-:5S-2-,.-GA-\R$-2f/-8A$-!R/-o-<J.,
通知
大家请注意:星期三下午有一位美国朋友要来参观我们大学。他要给我们讲一下美国的
工人运动。请大家两点正到会议大厅。演讲完毕之后我们可以提问题。三点四十五分将会放映
一部关于美国工人生活的电影。
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aR2-5/-2&-.$-2, 第十九课
,R-8A:R-.%-A/-/,
,R- 8A:R- /A- :)<- 1/- 0- 8A$- ;A/- =, #R- <%- :)<- 1/- IA- {.- ;A$- =- @- &%- 3#?- 0- (R?-3- .$R?-=, #R?-KA- o=- IA-{.-
<A$?- :$:-;%- 2>.- >J?, #R- <%- .LA/- ;A$- =- @- &%- 3#?- +J, #R?- =J$?- 0<- [R$-,2- &A%- :VA- ;%- >J?, #R- <%- ?A- 0/- IA-
{.-;A$-=:%-3#?, :R/-G%-#R-<%-:)<-3/-IA-{.-;A$-=-:VA%-43-;A/, [R$-,2-0-=?-2>.-3A->J?,
A/- /- /A- ?A- 7J- +J/- IA- 3A- ;A/, 3R?- G%- KA- o=- IA- {.- <A$?- :$:- 8A$- 2>.- >J?, 3R- <%- .LA/- ;A$- =- @- &%- 3#?-
>A%-?A-0/-IA-{.-;A$-=-;%-3#?, :R/-G%-3R-<%-:)<-1/-IA-{.-;A$-=-:VA%-43-;A/, 3R?-$R-2-=J/-,2-=-*%-43-2>.-
G%->J?, 3R?-:VA-[R$-,2-/-;%-L%-(2-0-8A$-3-<J.,
透西奥和安娜
透西奥来自日本。当然了,他的日语相当好。他会说好几种外语。他的英语很棒,而且
读写都很流利。他的西班牙语也不错,但是他的德语很一般。他能阅读德文,但是不会说。
安娜来自瑞典。她也会说好几种外语。她的英语非常好,她的西班牙语也不错。但她的
日语却不太理想。她能听懂一点点,也只会说一点点。她能读和写日语,但不是很好。
一位空姐
芭芭拉是位空姐。她在一条重要的航线上工作。她喜欢这份工作,觉得她的工作很有趣。
她经常去欧洲和南美。她喜欢南美。那里的天气特别好。
夏天她喜欢欧洲。她不喜欢冬天。因为冬天太冷了。
航行途中芭芭拉必须努力工作。她为乘客提供早餐、午餐和晚餐。她经常帮助乘客,为
乘客做安全演示和回答他们的问题。她喜欢她的工作。
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aR2-5/-*A->-2, 第二十课 (B)
b/-3-$*A?,
YR.- .?- >A$- =, b/- 3- $*A?- #%- HA3- 8A$- =- 2b- LJ.- 0<- ?R%- , #R- 5S- #%- 2- .J<- ,R/- 3- ,$- I%- %R?- =- #%- 2- 8A$-
2bR?, $&A$-#%-2-=?-/%-.-:6=-8A%-$8/-0-.J?-KA-/?-2|$?,
b/-3-$*A?-GA?-3->J?-0-8A$-=, #%-2-.J:A-/%-.-4B-$-3%-0R-;R., HA3-2.$-3?-4B-$-8A$-#%-2<-:6=-2-3,R%-
/? “vR?-.%-, %-5S:A-#%-2:A-/%-=-4B-$-8A$-:6=-28A/-:.$”8J?-#R-3R:C-HR-$<-2>.,
:.A?-b/- 3- .J<- :)A$?-$%- (J/- 0R- 2{=- 2- !J- #R-M<- 2- M<- IA?- KA- =- :6=, #R?-b/- 3- $8/- 0- .J<“2.- 3J.- &A$-
$A?-%-/%-.-:6=-2-3,R%-?R%”8J?-2>.,
b/-3-$8/-0-.J?-#R-=-;A.-3-(J?-2<“:PR %J.-$*A?-#%-2:A-/%-.-3*3-.-:6=“8J?-=2,
b/- 3- $*A?- /%- =- :6=-2:A- |%- =, 4B-$-$*A?- G%-#%- 2- .J:A- /%- .-:6=, 2.-3J.-.J?-4B-$-$*A?-:6=-28A/-0-
3,R%- /?- #R- 3R:C- HR- $<“#R- 5S- 29%- <R$?”&J?- :<- 2o2- 0?- b/- 3- $*A?- =-:)A$?-0$-(J/- 0R- *J?, #R-$*A?- GA?- 2.-
3J.-.J?-}-3R-/?-<A$-?R%-:.R.-/?-VR?-?R%-,
两个小偷
一天晚上两个小偷去偷东西。他们找到了一户人家,在墙上挖了个大洞,然后一个小偷
钻进去了,另一个在外面等。
他们俩不知道屋里有很多老鼠。那家的女主人正好看见一只老鼠爬进了屋里,就向她丈
夫大喊:“看!有一个爬进来了!”
听到喊叫那个小偷被吓坏了,赶紧爬了出去。他告诉另一个小偷:“我爬进去时被一个
女人发现了!”
另一个小偷不相信他的话,说:“我不信。我们两个一起进去看看。”
正当他们两个爬进房子的时候,两只老鼠也爬了进去。那女人见了那两只老鼠,又向她
丈夫喊叫:“抓住它们!”两个小偷听了吓得要死。他们以为那个女人发现了他俩,所以迅速
逃离了。
aR2-5/-*J<-$&A$-0, 第二十一课
8A%-PR%-$A-*A/-$&A$
{-82?-7-AJ-,A-.%-t3-3R-7-AJ-,A-/A-PR%-HJ<-(J/-0R-8A$-+-2#.-;R., $9:-*A-3-8A$-=-#R-5S-8A%-PR%-.-?R%-8A%-, #R-
5S?- 9- 3:%- HJ<- +J- ?R%- , t3- 3R- 7- AJ-,A- ;A?- $R- <J- .%- 3<, > :R- 3, ?A=- +R$ |R- %:A- 2$- =J2- ?R$?- aR- 3- 8A$- $A- /%- .- 28$
#R-5S-#R%-(J/-8A$-$A-l<-2#.-.J-$%-5B$?-$?R=-2-<J., #R-5S?-.LA/-)A<-v-{R<-.-?R%-5=-.%-#R-5S:A-#%-2-$?<-2-.J:A-{R<-
IA-#-2h-L?, KA-SR<-#R-5S-8A%-#<-:(3-:(3-.-?R%-!J-3J-+R$-2+?-=, .$R%-SR:A-.?-?-_%?-:#R<-2{R<-+J-;=-.-=R$
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在乡村的一天
瓦特先生和瓦特太太住在一个大城市里。有个星期天他们到乡村去了。他们带了些食物。
瓦特太太把面包、酥油、肉、牛奶、水果和蛋糕装在了一个篮子里。他们坐在一棵大树下吃午
饭。他们谈论了去英国的旅行,而且采了很多花。晚上他俩开车回家了。
aR2-5/-*J<-$*A?-0, 第二十二课
%:A-HA3-5%-,
%?-HJ.-5S<-%J.-5%-$A-$/?-5=-:$:-2>.-o-;A/, %J.-5%-=-29:-3A-S$-;R.-.J, 2-3R-$*A?-.%-, 2-$*A?, %:A-
1- 3- 2&?- ;A/, %:A- A- &J- .%- YA%-3R-$*A?- !- $*J/- 21A$?- 9A/, %:A-YA%- 3R-/A-^-}R/- 3:A-/%-$*J/- 21A$?-0-;A/- =, 3R:C-HR-
$-/A-AR-?A-NA<-;:A-3A-8A$-;A/, .-v-3R-<%-#/-0J<-<-<-$8A?-#R.-L?-;R.-=-!%-9A-8A$-$A-:$R-$4S:A-S%-;A$-;A/, %:A-$&J/-
3R-/A-=R-$?3-IA-}R/-=-$*J/-21A$?-0-;A/- =, 3R-=-2-3R- 8A$-;R., %:A- /-2R-1J-,J<-/A- 29R-l=-aR2-9-(J/-3R:C-aR2-3-;A/-=,
#R-<%-29R-20/-:(<-:$R.-0-8A$-LJ.-:.R.-;R., %-<%-^-S$-$A-}R/-/?-=?-!<-8$?-0-;A/, %?-YA.-$8%-$A-$8%-=?-
#%-8A$-+-=?-!-LJ.-0-;A/, %-<%-%:A-1-3-.%-3*3-.-PR%-HJ<-vJ-2-.%-,$-*J-2:A-#%-2-(%-(%-8A$-+-2#.-;R., %?-*A/-
8A$-=-%-<%-KA-o=-.-3R-$?J%-=-:PR-,2-0<-<J-(R/-LJ.-28A/-;R.,
我的家庭
我想告诉你关于我家的一些情况。我家总共有六个人:两个女孩,两个男孩和我的父母。
我的两个姐妹都已经结婚了。我妹妹是上个月结的。她丈夫是个澳大利亚人。她现在住在堪培
拉,是一家公司总裁的秘书。我姐姐三年前就结婚了,已经生了个小女儿。我弟弟彼得是一所
技术学院的学生。他想当一名建筑师。我六个月前开始在一个政府部门工作。我和父母一起住
在离市中心不远的一所小房子里。我希望有一天能去海外度假。
aR2-5/-*J<-$?3-0, 第二十三课
#R.-#%-8A$
^-}R/-3:A-/%-?A-3J-nA-5%-3-;R<-Y%-=3-IA-#R.-#%-$?<-2-8A$-+-$/?-%<-2-<J., #R.-#%-$?<-2-.J-=-3=-#%-
$?3-.%-, :P=-#%-(J/-0R-8A$ O?-#%-8A$-.%-$;R?-#%-8A$-2&?-;R.,
#R-5%-3-;R<-Y%-=3-.-%R?-0:A-}R/-=-(-nJ/-@-&%-8/-0:A-?-#=-8A$-!J, Y%-=3-3A-$4%-8A%-(<-2-22?-5K-$-?-
$%-.:%-(?-2!%-2-8A$-+-2#.-0-<J.,
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?A- 3J- nA- 5%- /A- #R.- #%-$?<- 2- .J<- ;A.- 5B3-;R., #%- 2- :.A- /A- (J- 8A%- $4%- =, #R<- ;$- 29%- 8A%- #- ?A3- 0, #%-
2lJ$?-GA-3./-.-3J-+R$-<-2-8A$-;R.-=, #R-5%-$A-LA?-0-i3?-.J-<-lJ.-(R$-0-;A/,
一套新公寓
上个月史密斯一家搬进了位于穆尔路的一套新公寓里。这套公寓里有三个卧室,一个大
客厅,一个浴室和一个厨房。
他们搬到穆尔路之前住在一个很贫穷的街区。那里的街道很脏。一下雨,到处都是水。
史密斯一家在他们的新公寓里非常开心。这套房子又大又干净,而且还很漂亮很安静。
公寓楼前面有个花园,他们的孩子可以在那里玩耍。
aR2-5/-*J<-28A-2, 第二十四课
AJ=-2J-?A·1-<:J-?A-=J,
AJ=- 2J- ?A· 1- <:J- ?A- =J- /A 1935=R:C- ^ 15K? 8=- 3A?- ?A- 9A?- 1A?- #=- IA- KA- 1J- =R- PR%- HJ<- .- *J?- 0- <J., AJ=- 2J- ?A- =R-
2&- $?3- IA- !J%- ., #R- .%- #R:C- 29:- 3A- i3?- ,J/- /J- 9A?- #=- IA- 3J3- nA- ?A- PR%- HJ<- =- $/?- %<-2- <J., ,J=- ,- ?A- ;A?- #R:C-
\- ,R$- 3- .J 1954=R<- ?- (- .J- /?- 1<- 12?- 0- ;A/- =, .J:A- eJ?- ?- $/?- 5=- =- :1J=- o?- 3IR$?-0R-L%- !J, #R?-1-,$-?-;-
z$-24S%?-=, A-3J-<A-!:A-.3$-=-8$?->A%-, @R-=J-2R=-=-?R%-/?-\R$-2f/-?R-$?3-IA-/%-/?-#R-3,R%-,2-0-L%-,
AJ=- 2J- ?A- ;A?- 3A- /$- .%- 8A%- PR%- 3A- .3%?- GA- .L%?- g- 3*3- .R<- L?- ;R., #R:C- \- .L%?- GA?- A- 3J- <A- !:A-
<R=-.L%?-=-.?-{2?-$?<-2-8A$-$A-:$R-5$?-0-<J., #R-<%1977=R:C-^85K?16*A/-3J3-nA-?A-;A-HA3-/?-{-$>J$?,
艾维斯·普瑞斯莱
艾维斯·普瑞斯莱于 1935 年 1 月 8 日出生于密西西比州的图珀洛市。艾维斯 13 岁的时
候和他的家人搬到了田纳西州的孟菲斯市。1954 年,艾维斯在那里录制了他的第一首歌。之
后发生了很多事情:他的唱片销量高达上百万,在美国军队里服役,去了好莱坞,并且出演过
33 部电影。
艾维斯把黑人音乐和乡村音乐融和在了一起。他的歌开创了美国音乐的一个新的时期。
1977 年 8 月 16 日,他在孟菲斯的家里去世。
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aR2-5/-*J<-s-2, 第二十五课
)J-#J-=/-./,
)J-#J-=/-./-/A-A-3J-<A-!:A-3A%-P$?-&/-IA-lR3-0-0R-8A$-;A/, #R-<%1876=R:C-^-.%-0R:C-5K?-2&-$*A?-*A/-#-=A-
nR- /A?- #=- IA- ?/- nA- </- ?A- #R- /?- *J?- 0- <J., #R:C- HA3- 5%- @- &%- .2=- 2?- )J- #J- aR2-9- /?- 2.- .J- |R<- 3R- :5S=- .- 3A- :PR- !-
3J.-L%-, #R?-@<-2lR/-IA?-=?-!-3A-:S-2-3%-0R-8A$-=?-0-<J.,
.J:A-eJ?-?, )J-#J-KA<-aR2-9<-?R%-3R.-:R/-G%-3,:-3-:HR=, 1897=R<-#R-<%-AA-=-?A-#-<-$?J<-2bR-<-?R%-, #R?-
$?J<- 3- fJ.- G%- .0J- (- .%- $+3- o.- :VA- 2:A- 2eR.- L- 3%- 0R- fJ.- L%- 2?, KA<- ;=- .- =R$- !J- lR3- :VA:$R- 2l3?, #R:C-
lR3-;A$-VA?-0-@-&%-=J$?-:P2-L%-2?, #R-<%-=R-5S.-*A->:A-/%-/?-K$-0R-.%-3A%-P$?-&/-.-I<-2-<J.,
)J- #J- =/- ./- /A- 2.J- *A.- GA- :5S- 2<- <R=- 3#/- 8A$- 3- <J., #R:C- =?- 1%- $A- 2.J- ,%- @- &%- 8/- 0? 1916=R<- <%- YR$-
<%-$A?-2&.-0-<J., {2?-.J<-#R-/A-=R-28A-2&-+$-+$-<J.,
杰克·伦敦
杰克·伦敦是个著名的美国作家。1876 年 1 月 12 日他出生于加利福尼亚州的旧金山市。
由于家庭非常贫穷,杰克不得不离开学校去赚钱。他在很多不同的行业努力工作过。
后来,杰克又回到了学校,但是他没有呆下去。1897 年他去阿拉斯加淘金。在那里他
找到了写他的书和故事的灵感,于是他回到家乡开始写作。他的写作很成功,因此他二十几岁
时就变得非常富有,而且很出名。
杰克·伦敦不是一个幸运的人。1916 年,他在健康极差的情况下自杀身亡了。享年仅
40 岁。
aR2-5/-*J<-S$-0, 第二十六课
%:A-%R-2R,
%:A- %R- 2R- /A- =R- S$- $A- ;<- }R/- .- kR- 3R- =$?- :.?- 0- /?- 29%- %- 5S- .%- 3*3- .- 2#.-;R.- 0- ;A/, #R- <%- }R/- (.-
(/-.R<-3#/-0R-8A$-;A/, .-v-=R-2o.-&<-*J-/-;%-#R:C-=?-1%-}<-28A/-2.J-,%-;A/,
%R- 2R:C- :5S- 2- 22- ($?- ;A/- +J, #R- <%- /%?- )- }- :,%- LJ.- 0<- .$:- 8A%- , /%?- ):A- 29:- 2+%- /A- /3- ;%- $-
$&A$-;A/, .J-/A-:V?-.%-?A=-+R$ #-nJ-2&?-;A/,
/%?-)-:,%-eJ?-#R-<%-:(3-:(3-.-?R%-/?-8R$?-0:A-5$?-0<-*R-2-;A/, #R?-=R-.-3:A-8R$?-0-<J-<J<-:.A-v<-
2*=-2?, Y%-=3-:.A:A-/%-$A-3A-5%-3?-#R-<%-%R->J?,
^-:.A:A-/%-.-%R-2R:C-=?-#3?-.J-:S:A-2.J-,%-8A$-3A/, *J-2:A-$9:-:#R<-:$:A-/%-#R-=-(3-0-tA-3R-8A$-L%-;R.-
=, *A/-:$<-3=-?<-z%-2-<J.,
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#R?- <%- $A- LA?- .?- GA- :5S- 2:A- {R<- \J%- 2<- %- <%- */- :.R.- (J, #R?- %- 5S<- .$R.-VR- 2:A- $+3-o.- 3%- 0R- 2>.- MR%- ,
#R?-o/-.-{2?-.J:A-:5S-2-/A-.-v-=?-#$-&J?-2eR.-0-;A/,
我的爷爷
自从六年前我奶奶去世后,我爷爷就和我们住在一起。他以前是个化学家。现在他都快
八十岁了,但依然很健康。
爷爷的生活很平淡。他喜欢一大早就吃早饭,而且总是吃同样的东西:米饭、水果和咖
啡。
吃完早饭后他就散步去买晨报。他每天早晨这样,已经很多年了,因此街上的人们都认
识他。
这个月爷爷的身体不是很好。最近几个星期他得了重感冒,在床上躺了好几天。
我喜欢听他讲述他童年的生活。他给我们讲很多有趣的故事。他总是说:“那时候生活
比现在困难多了。”
我们的邻居
赫奥先生是我们的新隔壁邻居。他是个飞行员。
下个月他要去纽约。之后的一个月他要去东京。
他目前在马德里。他是一周前去西班牙的。两个星期以后他将回到伦敦。
他只有四十一岁,但他已经去过世界上的每一个国家。
赫奥先生是个很幸运的男人。然而他的妻子就不怎么幸运了,因为她经常呆在家里。
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aR2-5/-*J<-2./-0, 第二十七课 (B)
.$R/-0:A-z-;A?-l3-0-9R?-0,
=R-.-3:A-}R/, .R/-P2-9J<-2:A-*J?-0-3J.-0R-8A$-=-HA3-35K?-K$-0R-8A$-;R., HA3-35K?-.J-=-l3-0-3%-0R-;R., #R-
/A-2i2-?J3?-(J-2?-3A-$8/-.%-l3-0-3*3-9-3A-LJ.,
*A/-8A$ .R/-P2-GA-l3-0-5<-?R%-2?-#R?“$=-+J-HA3-35K?-5%-=-l3-0-aR%-2<-?R%-/-#R?-!J<-o-3-<J., #R?-%-
=-l3-0-!J<-2<-%?-3$R-{R<-$+R%-.$R?-o-<J.”2?3?,
.$R%-3R-.J<, .R/-P2-GA?-#R:C-<-{R<-/%-.-2.->A%-HJ<-/?-3J-|R%-2o2, #R:C-HA3-35K?-K$-0R-;A?-.J-3,R%-/?-;-
35<-*J?, #R-.R/-P2-5%-.-?R%-/?“.R/-P2, HR.-GA?-.J-.$R%-2.->A%--3J-|R%-/?-&A-LJ.”&J?-SA?,
“#-?%-3A-i3?-GA?-z-?-/?-l3-0-$R%-3,R-9J<-2-%?-$R .J:A-nJ/-IA?-l3-0-:,$-/?-z-?<-5S%-LJ.-.-:PR-2?3-
0-;A/”8J?-.R/-P2-GA?-.J-{.-2>.,
HA3- 35K?- K$- 0R- .J?- :.A- /A- ]R- 2!R.- H.- .- :1$?- 0- 8A$- <J.- :.R.- /?“%:A- ~A%- *J- 2:A- HA3- 35K?- =$?, %-
HR.-.%-3*3-.%-z-?<-?R%-/?-l3-0-:5S%-/-(R$-$3”8J?-.R/-P2-=-SA?,
=R?-(R$-&K?-.R/-:P2-GA?-2>.,
KA- *A/- }- SR<- K$- 0R- .J?- l3- 0- #=- $*A?- $;$- o2- +- 2!=- 8A%- .R/- :P2- GA?- C- #=- $*A?- 2R%- 2- 8A$- =- 2!=-
/?-KA/-0-<J.,
*A/-3R-.J<-z-?<-:PR-2:A-=3-#<-3/-<2-?R%-2?-#R-$*A?-.$R/-0-8A$-$A-/%-.-2#.-0-<J., K$-0R-.J-,%-(.-S$-
0?-M<-.-$*A.-=R$-?R%-,
.R/- :P2- G%- $*A.- #=- L?, 35/- KJ.- .- .R/- :P2- ;<- =%?- /?- C- ,3?- &.- $;$- .$- 2R%- 2- =- LA/- 8A%- K$-
0R:C-l3-;R.-5.-<%-*A.-GA-#$-3:A-/%-.-]$?, .J-/?-#R?-l3-#$-!R%-2-.$-.$R/-0:A-/%-$A-z-{:A-K$-+-28$-&A%-l3-
0-*%-%-8A$-z-{:A-8=-=-2{?,
*A/- $*A?- 0<- K$- 0R?- <%- *A.- GA- l3- 0- 3J.- 0- 3,R%- 2- .%- #$- 3- .$- .- .%- z- {:A- K$- +- ;R.- 0- 3,R%- 2?- #R-
=-:)A$?- $%- (J/- 0R-*J?, .R/- :P2-GA?- 2>.-o<-1=-(J<-.$R/-0:A-/%-$A-z-{-vR$?-/?-HR.-GA-l3-0-9R?-?R%-, HR.-
GA?-#R%-$A-8=-=-2v?-/->J?-$?=-<J.,
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K$-0R-.J-;A.-*R-2:A-|R-/?-2>.-o<-%-.-v-z-?<-:PR-3A-,2-0?-KA<-HA3-+-=R$-o-;A/, HJ.-<%-z-?<-?R%-9J<,
.R/-:P2-GA?-G%-%-$&A$-0-z-?<-:PR-3A-:.R.-0?-%-;%-HA3-+-=R$-.$R?-9J<,
寺院里的佛像吃糌粑
很久以前,一个叫东智的穷人有个富有的邻居。那个邻居家有很多糌粑,但是他很贪婪,
从来不给别人吃他的糌粑。
有一天东智的糌粑吃完了,他想:“如果我去向我的邻居要点糌粑,他肯定不会给的。
看来我得骗一点过来。”
那天晚上东智拿一些木柴到花园里生起火来。他那富有的邻居见了以后觉得很奇怪。他
到东智家去问:“东智,你今晚为什么烧火啊?”
东智说:“昨天我听别人说拉萨的糌粑很贵,所以我想做点糌粑到拉萨去卖。”
那富有的邻居觉得这个主意太好了。他对东智说:“我亲爱的邻居,我可以和你一起去
拉萨卖糌粑吗?”
东智说:“当然可以。”
第二天早晨那个富人把两袋糌粑驮在一头牦牛背上,东智却把装有草料和树叶的两个袋
子绑在了一头驴背上。
然后他俩就往西藏出发了。到了晚上天黑下来时,他俩呆在一座寺院里过夜。那富人非
常疲倦,所以很快就睡着了。
东智假装睡觉。到了半夜,他起来把他的袋子里的草料和树叶喂给了牦牛和驴,然后把
邻居的糌粑倒进了自己的袋子里,并且把邻居的空袋子放在寺院里的佛像手上,还在佛像的嘴
里放了一些糌粑。
第二天早晨富人发现他的糌粑没了,袋子空空的放在佛像的手上。他简直惊呆了。
东智说:“可能是寺院里的佛太饿了,就把你的糌粑给吃掉了。看看他的嘴就知道了。”
富人伤心地说:“现在我不能去拉萨了。我要回家,你一个人去拉萨吧。”
东智说:“我想我也要回家。我不想一个人去拉萨。”
aR2-5/-*J<-2o.-0, 第二十八课
3A-?J3?-3R-2:A-;=-{R<-,J%?->A$
+$- +$- :.A:A- }R/-.- %- =- /- 2R- ,A- AJ3- IA- :UA/- ;A$- &A$- :LR<- L%- , #R- <%- AR- ?A- NA<- ;- <- ;R.- =, .J- $- /?- ^-
S$-:$R<-?R%-2-<J.,
,A-AJ3-/A-29R-0/-)?-:$R.-0-8A$-;A/-=, #R?-!%-9A-(J/-0R-8A$-+-=?-!-LJ.-GA-;R.-&A%-AR-?A-NA<-;-;A-?-(-3%-0R-
8A$-=-?R%-MR%-, #R?-AR-?A-NA<-;-;A-_%?-:#R<-8A$-*R?-3-,$-;A/-=, .-v-#R-<%-AJ-=A-?A-8J?-0:A-AR-?A-NA<-;:A-vJ-2<-;R.-
0:A- PR%- h=- (%- 2- .J<- ?R%- ;R., #R- <%- 3A- :I%?- 0<- PR%- HJ<- D<- 7J/- =- :PR- o- ;A/- 8A%- , .J- /?- _%?- :#R<-2{R<-+J-1<-nA-
=-:PR-o-<J.,
}R/-(.-%:A-/-2R-KA-o=-=-?R%-3-MR%-2?, #R?-;=-{R<-:.A-/A-@-&%-3R-$%-.R.-0R-8A$-<J.-~3-;R.,
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一次令人兴奋的旅行
我刚刚收到我哥哥蒂姆的一封信。他在澳大利亚。他在那里已经六个月了。
蒂姆是个工程师,在一家大公司工作。他已经参观了澳大利亚的很多不同的地方。他刚
买了一辆澳大利亚小汽车,就去了位于澳大利亚中部的一个小镇——艾利斯·斯普林斯。很快
他要去达尔文,然后从那里开车去伯斯。
我哥哥以前从来没去国外,所以他觉得这次旅行非常兴奋。
aR2-5/-*J<-.$-2, 第二十九课
OJ-2R<·1R<-,A-3/,
OJ- 2R<·1R<- ,A- 3/- /A- OJ- NA- ,J- +A- =?- =R- $*A?- +$- +$- $A?- (J- =, #R- <%- =R 24;A/, #R- =- 29R- 0/- <A$-
0:A-,R2-,%-,R2-;R.-=, ,J-+A-.%-#R-$*A?-GA?-29R-9-$&A$-+-=?-!-LJ.-0-;A/, (29R-9-$&A$-=-=?-!:A-.?-5S.-3,/-G%-,
#J-#$-3A-:S-2-<-;R.,)
#R- $*A?- GA- 3A-:S- ?- /A- :.A- v- !J, OJ- 2R<- /A- 29:- 1A$- L?- 9A/, #R- =- <%- $A- (%- 3- .%- 3A%- =- ?J- <- 9J<- 2:A- 2- 3R- (%-
(%-8A$-;R.-&A%-, .-.%-(%-8A%-.J%-<2?-GA-3=-#%-$*A?-=?-P2-0:A-#%-0-8A$-.%-, w3-<-(%-(%-8A$-G%-;R.,
?J3?-:#<-LJ.-?:3-$/.-.R/-;R.-.3-8J-/-3J.-.J, ,J-+A-.%-:S-2<-#R-<%-@-&%-*A.-0R-<J., ;A/-;%-#R-=-|R<-3R-
3%- 0R- 3J., ^- <J- <J:A- /%- .- #R?- O=- .%=- .%- , #%- \, \R$- .%- ?R=- _%?, (, 9- 3, 29:- 3A- $?3- $:A- H- <A/- 2&?- 1.-
eJ?- z$- 3- /- |R<- 3R- 3%- 0R- 3J., .J:A- KA<- #R- =- _%?- :#R<- ;R.- 0- 3- <J., .- v:%- #R- =- _%?- :#R<- 3J., ;A/- ;%- =R- eJ?- 3:A-
/%-.-;R.-G%-YA.,
特雷弗·波特曼
特雷弗·波特曼二十四岁,比泰德只大两岁。他已经拿到了工程学学位,和泰德在同一
家工厂里工作(同一家工厂,同样的工作时间,但在不同的部门。)
不同的是,特雷弗已经结婚了。他有妻子和小孩——一个叫萨拉的女儿。他还有自己的
房子——有点小,但是非常现代,带有两个卧室和一个小花园。
有什么担忧和困难吗?没有。比如泰德,他很开心,尽管他没有很多钱。每个月他交完
税款、房费、电费、煤气费和水费,还要买吃的和穿的,这样剩下的钱就不多了。所以不考虑
买车。目前他还没有小汽车,或许明年就有了。
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aR2-5/-?3-&-2, 第三十课
2b?-?R%-2:A-t$?-g,
,J- +A- <- 0A/- ?A/- IA?- $9:- :#R<- }R/- 3:A- /%- ?J3?- #<- +$- +$- L?- /?- 2#.- 0- <J., $9:- :#R<- }R/- 3:A- $9:-
3A$- .3<- *A/, #R- =- .J- $:A- 2.J- Y%- #=- /?- :UA/- ;A$- &A$- :LR<- 8A%- , :UA/- ;A$- .J:A- /%- #R- <%- #=- .J<- ;R%- o:A- <J- 2-
8?- ;R.- 0?, ,J- +A?- 2.J- Y%- 2?- #R- <%- :2R.- .R/- IA- ,.- =- 2?3- ]R- 2+%- 2- <J., #- ?%- #R- <%- #=- .J<- ?R%- 2?- $8A-
/?-?J3?-#<-3J.-0<-I<-;R.,
#=-.J-<-:63-IA?-#J%?-0:A-2.J-Y%-2-8A$-$A?-#R-=-#R:C-t$?-g-fJ.-L%-9J<, *J/-gR$-0-.J?-#R<-2>.-o<, *A/-
s:A- }R/- =- t$?- g- .J- 2<- ,$- .LA/- =J- 28A- 2o- ;R.- 0:A- PR%- 5S- (%- (%- 8A$- /?- fJ.- =, .- v- 3J- :#R<- /%- /?- HJ.- GA- ;=- =-
*J=-;R%-2:A-|%-;A/-9J<,
$/?- 5=- :.A- ,R?- 3- ,$- +- ,J- +A- >A/- +- ;- 35<- 8A%- , #R?- .J- /A- 2?3- ;=- =?- :.?- 0- 8A$- G%- <J.- ~3- +J, #R?-
t$?- g- .J- KA<- fJ.- ,2- 0- /A- ?J3?- =:%-:(<- 3- MR%? , t$?- g- .J- /A- =R- *A- >:A- }R/- +J- ,J- +A- /A- =R- 5S.- 2&R- s<- ?R/- 0:A- LA?- 0-
8A$-;A/-{2?-2R<-?R%-2-<J.,
被偷掉的自行车
泰德·洛宾逊上个星期一直很担心。上星期二他收到了当地警察局的一封信,信中要求
他去一趟警察局。泰德捉摸着为什么警察要找他。他昨天去了警察局后就不再担心了。
在警察局里,一个满面笑容的警察告诉他他的自行车找到了。警察说五天前在一个四百
英里之外的小村庄里找到了那辆自行车,现在正在火车上送往他家。
泰德听到这个消息非常吃惊。当然也很高兴,因为他从来没有期望能找到这辆车。这辆
自行车是二十年前被偷的,当时泰德只有十五岁。
aR2-5/-?R-$&A$-0, 第三十一课
;R-<R2-/2-3,
;R- <R2- \A%- $A- ?- #=- :.A- <- 1=- (J<- 3A- .%- K<- $?3- .%- LJ- 2- $?3-z$- $/?- ;R., :)<- 3/- IA- 3A- P%?- (J?- 3%-
8A%-, 3A-:2R<-:.?-5.-(J?-3,R-2:A-o=-#2-/A-0J-&3-.%-/J-n<-=/-;A/-=, .J-/A-o=-#2-GA-o-HR/-(%-2:A-nJ/-IA?-;A/,
L%- KR$?- GA- ?- #=- =- =R- ZA=- 2R<- (<- :22- &A%- , /3- ^- @- &%- :H$?- >A%- 5- 2- (J- .?- >A/-+-*%-, ?A-1J/-.%-AA-,-
=A?-/A-?-.GA=--o=-#2-;A/- =, .J-.$-?-.GA=- o- 35S:C-*J- :P3-.- ;R.-0?-;A/, :.A-<-.L<-#<-5-2-(J-8A%-.$/-#<-(<-
2-3R.-=, {3-8A%-5-2-(J-2:A-<A-3$R-<-5-=-3-.%-=J-3/, A-<-<-*J?-;R.,
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;R- <R2- \A%- $A- (J?- 3,R- 2:A- <A- |%- /A-AJ- =R- 1- ?A:A- 0A- =/- #A- <A- |%- ;A/- =, 1?- <J- /J?- ?A- <A- 2R- /A- /3- ;%- #- 2?-
$;R$?-;R.,
L%- KR$?- ?- #=- o=- #2- GA- {.- (- /A- $4S- 2R<- $/:- 2R:C- :)<- 3/- {.- =?- :1J=- :I<- L%- 2- ;A/- =, o=- #2-
$8/-.$-$A-{.-(-/A-=-,A/-{.-.J-=R-!R%-U$-$*A?-GA-}R/-=-AA-,-=A?-2!R=-,R.-L?-0:A-{.-(-=?-:1J=-:I<-L%-2-;A/,
西欧
西欧是大约 3.3 亿人的家园。其中德国的人口最多,但比利时和荷兰是人口最密集的国
家,因为它们的面积比较小。
北部常年下雨,很少有太热或者太冷的天气。西班牙和意大利是地中海国家,因为它们
在地中海上。那里夏天气候炎热干燥,冬天雨水很多。炎热干燥的山上种植着桔子、柠檬和橄
榄。
欧洲最高的山峰是阿尔卑斯山脉的勃朗山,而庇利纽斯山脉常年白雪覆盖。
北部国家的语言主要来源于古德语,其它国家的语言源自 2000 年前的意大利人说的拉丁语。
一辆出租飞机
本·弗斯特飞行员买了一辆非同寻常的出租飞机,开始了一个新的服务业。那架出租飞
机是个能乘七个人的小型飞机,在哪儿都能着落。
弗斯特飞行员的第一位乘客是从伯明罕到维尔斯山中的一个小村庄去的医生,从那时
起,弗斯特飞行员带乘客到了很多不寻常的地方。
弗斯特飞行员刚刚拒绝了一个想到大西洋的一个小岛上去的一个商人古怪请求。弗斯特
飞行员没有答应他因为那个旅途太危险了。
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aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0, 第三十二课 (B)
2R%-2:A-3<,
o=-2R-8A$-=-:LR<-K$-w/, =R-P%?-=-o=-2R-.J?-;=-3A-i3?-=-3<-O=-2!=, $=-+J-#R-5S?-3<-O=-3-:)=-
/, #R?-#R-5S<-(.-0-(J/-0R-$&R., .J:A-.2%-$A?-;=-3A-i3?-o=-2R-.J<-3A-.$:,
*A/-8A$ A-#-2!/-0-#R:C-2-.%-3*3-.-o=-2R-5%-$A-*J-?<-?R%-/?-#R:A-2-=-h%-3$R-2l3?, o=-2R?-3,R%-/?-
A-#-2!/-0<“HR.-GA?-2-=-h%-/?-&A-L”8J?-SA?,
A-#-2!/-0?-*R-2:A-%%-/?“%:A-2?-2R%-2-2?.-?R%-, .-%?-HR.-=-3<-O=-:)=-3A-,2”&J?-wR/-5B$-LA/,
o=-2R-.J-<J-8A$-=-&A-2>.-$+R=-3J.-+- I<-/?“HR.-GA?-2R%-2:A-3<-IA?-HR.-GA-O=-:)=-2-;A/-/3”8J?-
SA?,
A-#-2!/-0?“.J-2.J/-0-;A/”8J?-2>.,
o=-0R?-A-#-2!/-0-#R:A-36S.-#%-.-OA.-/?, “HR.-GA?-2R%-2:A-3<-$%-;A/-0->J?-?3”8J?-SA?,
A-#-2!/-0?-“>J?”8J?-=/-2+2,
o=-0R?“%?-2R%-2:A-3<-3A-29:, %:A-36S.-#%-/?-HR.-GA-2R%-2:A-3<-HJ<-8A$“&J?-2>.,
A-#-2!/-0?-3<-(J?-29%-2R-2.3?-/?-.$:-2?-MR?-28A/-KA<-;=-.-=R$
驴酥油
一个国王要求当地人交纳酥油税。如果他们不交纳,国王就会严厉地惩罚他们。正因为
这个原因,当地人都不喜欢这个国王。
东巴大叔非常贫穷,他没有多少财产。有一天,东巴大叔到国王家附近开始打自己的儿
子。国王看见了就问东巴大叔:“你为什么打你的儿子啊?”
东巴大叔伤心地回答:“我儿子杀掉了我的驴,现在我交纳不了你的酥油税了。”
国王一时无语,过了一会儿才说:“你是用驴酥油给我纳税的?”
东巴大叔说:“对啊。”
国王把东巴大叔带到自己的库房里,问:“你知道哪块酥油是你的驴酥油吗?”
东巴大叔说:“是的,我知道。”
国王说:“我不吃驴酥油。请把你的驴酥油从我的库房里拿走。”
东巴大叔挑了一块最好的酥油,然后高高兴兴地回家去了。
从此国王再也不敢向当地人征酥油税了。
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aR2-5/-?R-$?3-2, 第三十三课
2R.-GA-g-o$?-:P/-2#<,
HJ.-GA?-.-}-#3?-KR$?-GA-g-o$?-:P/-2#<-.J-$R-,R?-L%-AJ-MR%-, g-o$?-:P/-2#<-(%-(%-?-(-$8/-3%-
0R-8A$- +-%J=-GA/- ;R.-<%- , ;=->=- .%- =A- ,%- $A-.J-/A- (J?-o- (J-2:A-g- o$?-:P/-2#<- $*A?- <J., 2R.-GA-*J?-0-i3?-GA?-
YR=- o/-IA- o/- $R?-IR/- 8A% - g-1R- i3?- GA?- C- ,%- 2%- $A?- :UJ.- .- $&R.- &A%- , *- 3A- i3?- GA?- 3J- 3.:-.%- #- 2+$?- 2!R=-
/?-<%-<%-$A-g-l=-3%R/-IA-;R.-=, 3J-3.:-i3?->R$-$:A-:2J/-!J%-.-:1J/-8A%-.J-.%-(2?-&A$-g-2-$8/-i3?-GA?-!<-
+-21A$?-0:A-,%-$A-#-2+$?-;<-=J/-0<-LJ.-0-;A/,
g- o$?- :P/-2#<- IA- 36.- |R:A- !J%- .- 2R.- 3A- i3?- GA?- \-=J/- $<- lJ.-$- 5S$?- LJ.- 0- /A- (R?- &A-.$R?, =J/- 0:A-
\-.$-/A-2R.-\-.%-o-\-$*A?-!-;R.-=-82?-VR-/A-1R-3R-$*A?-!-3*3-$&A$-+-:O2-0-;A/,
:.A- :S:A- .?- (J/- .$- /A- 2R.- GA- 9?- <A$?- $- 5S$?- =:%- o?- =R/- LJ.- 0:A- $R- {2?- 29%- 0R- 8A$- G%-;AA/- +J, HA3-
5%- .$- .%- PR$?- 0R- i3?- \A%-$- $+R%-2<- :PR- 2- .%- , >- .%-8R, $R- <J, ,$- 0- ?R$?- =R%?- ?- ,R.- 0- ;A/, .J- :S:A- 9?- =-
{2?- $8/- .:% - =R%?- ?- ,R.- 0- ;A/-=- 2R.- 0- 5S?- HJ.- <%- #R- 5S- .% - 3*3- +-#- $&A$- /?- $./- =- 28$?- /?- 9?-9- 2<-
$./-:SJ/-8-;%-YA., .J-v<-/-/?-5S.-GA?-#R%-5S-.%-3*3-.-<R=-2<-IA?-.%-.J-/A-3R-*A.-GA-$4S-2R-8A$-;A/,
藏族赛马会
你曾经听说过康巴地区的赛马会吗?虽然很多地方都举行赛马会,但是最隆重的在玉树
和理塘。藏族男子们身着藏装,骑着骏马在草原上奔驰。骑手们常用步枪和哈达等物来展示自
己的骑术。他们骑着马用步枪射击纸制的小靶子,还从马背上捡起排列在地面上的数条哈达
当然了,赛马会上还有很多藏族歌舞表演。歌手们用藏语和汉语两种语言演唱。舞蹈是
男人和女人们一起表演的。
这些节日还是品尝藏餐的好机会。家人和朋友们在外野餐,吃大量的肉、酸奶、馍馍和
面条。尽管人们平时也吃这些食物,但藏族人们可能会邀请你过去坐下来和他们一起吃。假如
你要是受到别人的邀请,一定要加入他们……这是很有趣的事!
aR2-5/-?R-28A-2, 第三十四课
2N->A?-GA?-#R:A-PR$?-0R-8A$-;=-=-OA.-0,
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8A%-, .$/-#<-<A-:.2?->A$-+-:.$-0-.%-.L<-#<-<A-3$R<-$/?-%R-2--;A/,
#R-5%-=-$;$-.%-28R/-337.%-, <-355, =$77, g202&?-K$?-9R$-3%-0R-8A$-;R., #R-5%-$A?-:VA-.%-36S-
3R, <- 3- 2&?-GA- - :R- 3- 28R- 8A%- , 2N- >A?- GA- A- 3?- 3<- .%- K<- 2- =?- 0- .%- , :R- 3A- =J/- 0, 8R- o$- 0- ?R$?- GA- =?- !- LJ.-
0-;A/, 2N->A?-GA-A-1?-K$?-9R$-.$-*A/-<J<-28A/-.-C-?<-.J.-/?-:5S-*R%-LJ.-0-;A/,
)R/- /A- 2R.- GA- 9- 3<- .$:- 8A%- , #R?- /?- 2dR?- 3- 2+$?- 0- .%- , 3<, K<- 2, !- <- *%- *%- 8A$- 2&?- ;R.- 0:A-
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)R/-=-3R-2-:1J=-8A%-#R?-2N->A?-5%-=-;%-2*<-;R%-,2-0:A-<J-2-2&%?-;R.-0-<J.,
扎西带一个朋友回家
去年夏天,在北京大学学习英语的扎西带他的美国朋友约翰去了位于西藏北部的家。
扎西的父母都是牧民,他们住在帐篷里。每年他们要搬迁两次。冬天他们住在山脚下,
夏天搬到山上去住。
他们有很多家畜:三十七头牦牛和奶牛,五十五只山羊,七十七只绵羊和二十匹马。他
们从母牦牛、奶牛和山羊身上挤奶。扎西的母亲还用奶子制做酥油、干酪、乳酪和酸奶。扎西
的父亲每天赶着家畜到草地上放牧。
约翰喜欢藏族食物。他吃了在炒熟的青稞里拌进酥油、干酪、茶水和糖后做成的糌粑,
还喝了酥油茶。他也喜欢吃煮羊肉和牦牛肉。
约翰在那里的时候,当地的藏族人们过了一个节日。很多藏族聚集在一座大山附近祭拜
山神。他们还举行了赛马活动、射箭比赛,和摔跤比赛,还有很多舞蹈表演。约翰特别感兴趣
的是那些舞蹈。几百个藏族男女穿着长袖藏袍翩翩起舞。当女人们优雅地挥动着长长的白色袖
子时,男子们用他们的靴子有力地踩着地面。
约翰玩得很开心,他希望能再次拜访扎西的家。
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aR2-5/-?R-s-2, 第三十五课
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#R- 5S?- .- .%- .$R/- 0- .J- <- .$J- aR%- .%- 3)=- 2- 3%- 2R- 3,R%- 8A%- , 3)=- 2- i3?- /A- !/- ?:- .%- ?A- OR/, ;/- //,
35S- }R/- IA- 2R.- 0:A- ?- (- .%- , .2?- $4%- KR$?- /?- ;R%- 2- ;A/- =, 3)=- 2- 3%- 0R?- eJ- 4S%- #- 2:A- >=- 28$- gJ/- LA/- _2?-
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利斯参观一座藏传佛教寺院
拉毛是青海一所大学里英语专业的学生。春节放假时她带了她的英国朋友利斯回家。拉
毛家住在塔尔寺附近。塔尔寺是藏传佛教格鲁派(黄教)的一座著名寺院。1357 年,格鲁派
的创始人宗喀巴就诞生于此地,后来他进行了一场佛教改革。
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利斯充满热情地观赏着她俩一起参观的这座寺院。拉毛给她讲解了各种不同的佛像以及
其它神像的意义。美丽的佛像给利斯留下了深刻的印象。她对酥油花特别感兴趣。她还觉得寺
院的氛围非常特别。转动的经轮,燃烧柏叶的香味,朗朗的诵经声和洪亮的钟声都给她留下了
难以忘怀的印象。
她们还在寺院里看见了很多喇嘛和朝圣者。朝圣者们来自西藏和甘肃、四川、云南、青
海等省的藏区。很多朝圣者在供奉着宗喀巴大师遗物的佛殿前面磕长头。
利斯和拉毛还参观了寺院的印经院。在这里,用木版手工印刷经文。木版是人工雕刻的,涂上
墨水后就可以印出经文。寺院收藏了很多非常有价值的经文。离开寺院时利斯觉得她看到了典
型的藏族文化。她决定学习更多的关于藏族历史和宗教的知识,以便她下次参观这座寺院时能
懂得多一点。
aR2-5/-?R-S$-2, 第三十六课
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1R-V%-3A-:I<-L3?-0-\A%-.-{-:O%?-0-;A/,
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$<- .-3%$?- >A%- , #R?- .J- /?- ;A$- <A$?- .- 3<- L%- (2- 0<- .%?- 0- .%- 2R.- GA- {.-.%- 3,/- 0:A- .L%?- $?=- =J$?- 0<-
2.3?->A%-29R?-+J-KA<-2R.-;=-.-=R$
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2&.-=, OA3?-=$?-3%-0R-29R?-0-<J.,
o=-2R- YR%- 24/- |3- 0R:C- {- <A%-=, .- .%- 2eA.-&A%- 36K?- #$- w/- 0:A- 1R- V%- 0R- +- =- !J, 2R.-GA-29R-0/-,.-GA-.0J-
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#R?-24/-3R-$*A?-28J?->A%-, $&A$-/A-o-eJ-,%-,J-4%-$A-Y?-3R-.%-, $8/-$&A$-/A-2=-2R:C-o=-2R:A-Y?-3R-;A/,
o=- 2R- YR%- 24/- |3- 0R- =- _2?- (J/- IA- 36.- eJ?- 3%-0R- ;R.- !2?, .- v:%- 2R.- GA- ;=- P- !/- +- eJ?- S/- LJ.-
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吐蕃国王——松赞干布
松赞干布于公元 617 年出生于永久慈悲宫。他的父亲是诺日·松赞,他的母亲是则邦·萨
智玛托伽。
他十三岁时即位。他在统治期间完成了几项很重要的事业。当时藏族还没有文字,于是
松赞干布派他的大臣吞弥·桑布扎去印度学习。在那里他学习了不同的语言。后来他引进和创
制了最适合藏语的文字回到了吐蕃。
松赞干布还隐居过三年多,在此期间他写了很多有关宗教和政治方面的文集。后来为了
和平,松赞干布把吐蕃划分为不同的行政管理区域,并且制定了很多法律。
松赞干布在位时还修建了布达拉宫,那是藏族建筑业的一大奇观。他大力支持藏族译师
把很多佛教经典翻译成了藏文。
他有两个妃子,一个是唐朝皇帝唐太宗的女儿,另一个是尼泊尔国王的女儿。
由于他伟大的业绩,藏族人民至今都还记着他。
aR2-5/-?R-2./-2, 第三十七课
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$R<-,A$-3/-IA-ZJ-ZA-+:-28A-2&-=-z%-/:%-#R-5S-:5S-,2-0-;A/,
:VR%-=-!$-&A%-<A%-2:A-lA.-0-.%-5-2:A-kJ/-2-#->?-;R.-0-.J-.$-/A-5-2-o/-:6B/-LJ.-0<-1/-0:A-( - nJ/- <J., #R-
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野牦牛
野牦牛是一种体形巨大的动物。大约在两千多年前它就开始在西藏被驯养。人们估计现
在大概有一万头野牦牛。青藏高原上放牧着大约一千二百多万头驯养的牦牛。
驯养的牦牛比野牦牛小。
最大的野牦牛可能重达一千公斤。它们生活在青藏高原上三千二百米到五千四百米之间
的高海拔地带。在甘肃东边和拉达克南部一带也发现了野牦牛。在尼泊尔野牦牛已经绝种了。
这些体形巨大的动物很适合在气候恶劣的高地生存。它们的血细胞比低海拔带的牛的要
多,这意味着它们能够获取更多的氧气,因此它们可以在高海拔地带过得非常舒服。
它们能够应付寒冷而漫长的冬季,以及狂风暴雪。就算气温降到零下四十摄氏度也没问
题。
野牦牛有很厚的皮和很长的毛,而汗腺极少。这些特点有效地帮助它们保存体温。它们
能在寒冷刺骨的湖水和河水中沐浴,也能在很厚的积雪上行走。一个领头牦牛在前面带路,其
余的排成一行跟随在后面,小心地沿着领头牦牛的足迹前进。
冬天,它们只能以干草、枯叶和嫩枝维持生命。
春天,这些脚步稳健的动物通常会一、两百头成群结队地行走。它们到青藏高原上更高
的草地上去寻找绿草、药草和青苔。它们是群居性动物,避免和人类接触。
春季四月、五月和六月是野牦牛的繁殖期,它们的妊娠期为九个月。野牦牛跟驯养的牦
牛一样,一年只生一头小牛犊。一只小牛犊需要六至八年才能完全长大。野牦牛的寿命大约为
二十五年。
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在过去的五、六十年里,野牦牛的数量迅速减少。二十世纪后半期不受控制的狩猎和现
在的偷猎是野牦牛变得越来越少的主要因素。
其它因素一个是逐渐壮大的驯养牦牛群,它们霸占了野牦牛的活动区域;另一个是由驯
养的牦牛传染给野牦牛的疾病。
aR2-5/-?R-2o.-2, 第三十八课
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YA/-0/,
YA/- 0/- /A- <A3?- /.- ,2?- h$- &A$- ;A/, 3A- i3?- =- /<- 3- ?R/- 0:A- o- 3:A- YA/- :2- !J, <<:?- #- ;J- /- #:R- #A- ?A, cA-
</- /- =A- ?A- 9A>>:3- 3(A/- YA/- .- :2R.- 0- .J- :$R?- 0- /- /- 2<- :I<, /.- :2- .J- /A- o/- 0<- HA- .% - 7- ;A- !J%- /- ;R.- &A%-, .J-5S-
=?- o-3:A-YA/- :2-i3?-$;$-.%-.3:-?:A-|R-K$?, =$-.%-<-3, 3A-i3?-=-:$R-2<-LJ., o-3:A-YA/-:2-:.A-.$-:63-
\A%- $A- ?- (- 3%- >R?-/- ;R.- &A%- , .J- 5S- /A- :$R?- /.-;R.- 0:A- YR$- ($?- .%-:VJ=- :SA?- LJ.-.$R?- 0:A- 3A- i3?- GA-
2.J-,%-$A-:)A$?-*J/-(J/-0R-8A$-;A/,
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<J$- 0:A- 5K, |R- %- i3?- HR.- GA- =?- !J%- 8$?-:PR- =- |R- %- .J- i3?- YA/-:2- <- :1J=- /?-o- 3:A- /%- .-?R%- 8A%- , .J- /?- O$-
l-o.-.J- 3(A/- 0:A-/%- =- :PR- 2- ;A/, .J- /?- 3(A/-0:A-/%-$A-:2-YA/-IAA-3,:-{R<-.-i$-0/-*J?->A%-.J-i3?-.?-;/-<A%-0R-
8A$- $A- /% - (J- /?- (J-<- *J?-0- ;A/- =- .J:A- .?- ;/- /A- 1=- (J<- =R- s- /?- *A- >:A- 2<- ;A/, 0/- hR$- .J- 5S- (J<- *J?- 0- /- .J- 5S?- O$-
=3-2&.-&A%-:$R?-/.-;R.-0:A-$>J<-#-i3?-\R-2-.%-~A%-, [.-0-.%-<?-0:A-/%-.-:6$-0<-LJ.,
包虫囊病
包虫囊是一种非常有害的疾病。当人们被发育未成熟的绦虫(也叫包虫粒或肝虫)感染
时,人们就会生病。这种虫子寄生在狗和狐狸的体内。这些动物把绦虫传给牦牛、黄牛、绵羊、
山羊和人类。世界上很多地方都发现了这种绦虫。与被感染的动物接触是一项非常危险的举动。
如果你触摸了一只被感染的动物,那么你也会被传染。当你用不干净的手触摸自己的脸
和嘴时,那些卵就会趁机进入你的体内。那些卵长成幼虫后进入肠道,然后从肠道通过血管进
入肝脏。在肝脏里,幼虫的周围会形成包囊。包囊在一个很长的时期内一点一点地生长。这可
能要五到二十年的时间。包囊里有被感染的液体。当那些包囊变大时,就会阻塞血管,而且那
些被感染的液体会渗入肺、心脏、脑部和骨头里。
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.LA/-;A$-$A-$?=-LJ.,
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{2?- ;A$- $9$?- :.A- *A.- 2!R=- 2- ;A/, $8%- P=- $?3- 0- .%- 28A- 2- /A- =$- VA?- ;A$- $9$?- GA-$92-VA?- .%- $><- VA?-
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$A-,-~.-$8/-i3?-?-*%-3,<-;%-.L%?-;A$-$&A$-:.-2-;A/,
aR2-5/-.%-0R,
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1. aR2-5/-?R$?-GA-#-;A$-.%-:$R-2eR.-o/-0<-$92-VA?-;A/-.$R?, .0J<-/, Text, Conversation v-2,
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2. {.-(-5B$-<J:A-$?=-LJ.-;A-$J-,R$-3-.J-$92-VA?-;A/-.$R?-=, 5B$-<J:A-3)$-+-mR$?-g$?(period)
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3,/, .LA/-;A$-$A-5B$-353?-$&R.-LJ.-GA-g$?-/A-1=-(J<-o-;A$-$A-353?-$&R.-g$?-.%-:S-2-;A/,
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be ;A-:I<-!%?-/A-$>3-v<,
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He is a student. (#R-<%-aR2-3-8A$-<J.,)
aR2-5/-$*A?-0,
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3. doctor /A-(/-0:A-.R/-;A/-=, .R/-$8/->J?-;R/-&/-IA-,R2-,%-8A$-!J-<2-:L3?-0-=-9J<-+J-2#?-/ Dr. 8J?-VA?-(R$
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aR2-5/,
1. .LA/-;A$-/%-., 1-$.%?-/A-.L%?-;A$-$&A$-.%-3A%-$8A:A-;A-$J-$&A$-$3-.-3-3*3-.-:.?-0-=?-L%-2-;A/, .0J<-
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worker, mother /%-$A-1-$.%?-.%-0R-$?=-8A%-S$-0R<-[R$-.$R?, technician ;A-1-$.%?-$*A?-0-.%-,
engineer ;A-1-$.%?-$?3-0-$?=-2R<-[R$-.$R?,
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5B$-$8/-i3?-1-S$-0-/?-8/-0<-[R$-.$R?,
2.:SA-5B$-$A-/%-.-=?-5B$ be +J are, is, am ?R$?-$%-9$-!R/-LJ.-GA-,-~.-.J:A-}R/-.-;R.-=, $8/-i3?-?-.J-=?-
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eJ?-?-:)R$-0-;A/,
2. old /A-fA%-2-=:%-:)$-!J, .0J<-/, old hat /A-E-fA%-2:A-.R/,
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aR2-5/,
1. a .% an ;A-.R/-/A-#-P%?-$&A$-#R-/-;R.-0-.J-!R/-LJ.-GA-U.-n%-&A$-8A$->A$-.%-:S-2-;A/, .J-.$-$A-2!R=-!%?-
this .% that ;A-2!R=-!%?-/A-:.A-.%-.J-;A-2!R=-!%?-.%-(-:S-2-;A/, .J-;%-.?-5S.-.3-2<-,$-&%-*J-2:A-
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boys, students, comrades v-2,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. “who is …” /A-3A-?-8A$-;A/-0-:SA-LJ.-;A/-+J, .0J<-/, who is he? (#R-?-<J.,) v-2, “what is …” 2!R=-/?-
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aR2-5/-28A-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. from /A-:L%-#%?-GA-.R/-!R/-LJ.-/?-=?-$*A?-.%-:S-!J, .0J<-/, I am from Lhasa. /A-%-<%-z-?-/?-;R%-8J?-
0:A-.R/-/R,,
2. in /A-$/?-$8A-!R/-LJ.-.J, He is in Kham. /A-#R-<%-#3?-/-;R.-&J?-0:A-.R/,
aR2-5/,
Nancy’s family 8J?-0:A“s”1-.<-/-.J-.%-:VJ=-2:A-(R?-!R/-LJ.-GA-:VJ=-1-<-:I<-+J, .0J<-/, Mary’s husband,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. Where /A-2R.-;A$-/%-$A-$/?-:SA-2:A-$%-1-.%-1=-(J<-35%?-+J, .0J<-/, Where is her home? (3R:C-;=-$%-
3. $%-9$-8A$-.%-:VJ=-2:A-(R?-!R/-LJ.-GA-1-=-:VJ=-$8A:A-52-5B$-9J<,
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aR2-5/-s-2,
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watch =-2v?-0:A-.R/-;%-;R.-.J, .0J<-/, watch television /A-2f/-:UA/-=-v-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. look at /A(=)2v?-0:A-.R/,
2. them .%they ;A-.R/-:S-;%-, them /A-3%-(J-2<-5B$-$A-3,:-<-:)R$-0-;A/,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
it’s = it is
$><-.%-,
:SA-$8A-S$-0:A-=/-/A, (#-{R%-:.A-=-$4S-2R<-:VJ=-$8A:A-52-5B$-$3-$%-9$-$A-52-5B$-:VA-.$R?, SA?-=/-$&A$-+-3-
%J?-0?-5B$-(-5%-;A/-/-(R$)
1) my/her (my/my ;%-(R$)
3) you/your
4) they/their
5) my (his, her/their/our) / they
6) your/its
7) your/they/my(their/they/their)
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aR2-5/-S$-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. French, German, Chinese, Japanese 2&?-/A-(J.-.-2+$?-0:A-3A%-5B$-;A/-8A%-, .J-.$-$A-.R/-/A-n-</-?A:A-
{.-.%-, :)<-3/-IA-{.,(:)<-3/-0,) o-{.,(N%-$R:C-3A,) :)<-0/-IA-{.,(:)<-0/-0,);A/-
8A%-, .-.%-.J-.%-:VJ=-2:A-(R?-!R/-LJ.-.-:)$-0:%-;R.-=, {2?-:.A<-;%-$?=-LJ.-;A-$J-,R$-3-$92-
VA?-;A/-.$R?,
2. Chinese 8J?-0-3A%-5B$-v<-2!R=-{2?, $&A$-5B$-.%-3%-5B$-$A-i3-0-:S-!J, a Chinese, two Chinese v-2,
3. People /A-3A-$*A?-?3-$*A?-GA-;/-!R/-{2?-2!R=-2-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. two of them 8J?-0:A-.R/-/A-#R-5S:C-/%-$A (3A) $*A?-8J?-0-;A/-=, :.A-:S:A-5B$-,%-@-&%-2!R=-H2-(J-!J, .0J<-/,
three of us, (%-5S-=?-3A-$?3,) some of you, (HJ.-5S-=?-:$:-8A$) many of them, (#R-5S-=?-3%-0R-8A$) one
2. $R%-=? me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them 2&?-/A-5B$-$A-eJ?-?-.R<-2-;A/-=, .J-=?-5B$-$A-}R/-.-.R<-{2?-
43-:PJ=-(J., ,R$-3<-.LA/-;A$-$A-=?-5B$-$A-i3-0-.$->J?-.$R?, .J-;%-.LA/-;A$-$A-=?-5B$-3%-(J-2<-i3-0-28A-
<J-;R.-&A%-, .J-.$-/A-=?-5B$-n%-2(the base form of the verb) .%-, :.?-5B$(the past tense form) :.?-0:A-
3A%-n%(the past participle) .-v-2:A-3A%-n%(the present participle)2&?-?R,, .LA/-;A$-$A-=?-5B$-$A-.?-
GA-.LJ-2-=-,A<-/%-$?J?-28A-<-.LJ-;R.-.J, ,A<-2+%-2-.%-,(the simple form) LJ.-28A/-0,(the continuous
form) L?-9A/-0,(the perfect form) :.?-0:A-.?-GA-mR$?-0,(the perfect continuous form)2&?-;A/, .J-<J-
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,A<-2+%-$A-.?-.-v-2(the simple present form);A?-o/-.-:L%-2:A-L-,R.-!R/-0-;A/, .J-;%-353?-3-(.-
0<-:L%-28A/-0:A-L-2-8A$-;A/-5K, ,A<-2+%-$A-.?-.-v-2<-%R?-:6B/-0-;A/-=, :.A-;A-=?-5B$-/A-$4S-2R<-=?-5B$-
$A-i3-0-28A-2R-=?-=?-5B$-n%-2-2!R=-/?-35S/-.$R?, $=-+J-2eR.-L-/A-$%-9$-$?3-0-!J-#R-.%-3R-?R$?-5B$-
n%-;A/-/, ,A<-2+%-.-=?-5B$-n%-2:A-3,:-< s .% es .<-/?-,A<-2+%-$A-.?-.-v-2:A-=?-5B$-LJ.-
0-;A/, .J:A-.R<-=$?-/A-<J:-3A$-+-$?=-=, $><-.%-$A-:SA-$8A-2./-0:A (B) ;A-/%-.-2eR.-L-$%-9$-?R-?R:C
-eJ?-GA-,A<-2+%-$A-=?-5B$-$A-:I<-wR$-2!/-;R., =?-5B$ be =-i3-0-H.-0<-&/-;R.-0-.J-:SA-$8A-2./-
0:A(A);A-/%-.-2!/-;R.,
$/?-5=, .R<-,2?, .0J<-2eR.,
,A<-2+%-$A-$/?-5=, ,.-!<- s works, learns, comes, eats,
plays, says
3,:-3)$-/As.%x, sh, ch, o;A/-5K, ,.-!<-es passes, discusses, washes,
pushes, teaches, watches,
boxes, fixes, goes
3,:-3)$-/A-3A%-$8A:A-;A-$Jy;A/-5K, y.Ji<-2&R?-/?- carry-carries, cry-cries,
fly-flies, hurry-hurries,
es.R<-.$R?, study-studies, try-tries
{.-(,
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0-;A/, :.A-/A-SA-5B$-$A-i3-0-;A/-;%-=/-=-5B$-.J-;%-2*<-^R?-(R$
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{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. the Smiths /A Smith 5%-$A-29:-3A-i3?-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/, .J-28A/-. Johnsons ?R$?-=:%-<A$?-21J?-(R$
$><-.%-,
1. Whose /A who .%-:VJ=-2-;R.-0:A-,-~.-&A$-!J-?-;A-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
2. :SA-$8A-S$-0:A-=/,
aR2-5/-2./-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. major ;A-eJ?-?-o/-0<-.R<-5B$-;R.-KA<, .J-$*A?-!-,-~.-$&A$-+-2v?-/?-]R<-29%-2<-L, :.A-.%-<A$?-:S-2-
+J, .0J<-/, They love each other. (#R-5S-1/-5/-=-.$:,) They don’t like each other. (#R-5S-1/-5/-=-
3A-.$:,)v-2,
5. because /A- o- 35/- 2eR.- {2?- 5B$- :$R- lR3- LJ.- ;A/- =, .J:A- .R/- /A- o- 35/- IA?- ?3- .J- ;% …;A/- 0?-8J?- 0:R,,
because .% or ?R$?- /A- ,- ~.- .%- ,- ~., ;%- /- 5B$- .%- 5B$- 4J=- LJ.- GA-4J=- 5B$ (conjunctions 2#?- +J conj);A/,
oh /A-(R/-?J3?-.%-;-35<-2, .$:-2, *R-$%-?R$?-35S/-LJ.-GA-:2R.-1(interjections 2#?-+Jinterj) 8A$-;A/,
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aR2-5/,
1. ,A<-2+%-$A-.?-.-v-2?-$4S-2R<-o/-w/-<%-28A/-IA-L-,R.-!R/-=, $>A?-,R.-.%-{2?-.J:A-i3-0:%-!R/-0-;A/, aR2-
{.-(,
Excuse me /A-.$R%?-0-3-5S3-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/-+J, :.A-*A.-3A-$8/-=-.R/-.$-&A$-:SA-2:3-$8/-=-,.-!<-.->$?-
nJ/-%/-0-29R?-0, ;%-/-$8/-IA-L-2<-2<-(.-2+%-2-?R$?-GA-{2?-?-5B$-:.A-2!R=-/?-.$R%?-:$=-3J.-0<
-8-2-;A/,
$><-.%-,
#$-$*A? or 2!R=-/?-4J=-;R.-0:A-:SA-5B$-=-2g$-L-3-%J?-0:A-SA-5B$(form alternative questions)9J<, :SA-
5B$-:.A-<A$?-/A-%-5S?-o/-0<-2!R=-2:A“.!<-0R-<J.-.3-/$-0R-<J.,”v-2:A-:SA-5B$-.%-3,/-0-;A/, $><-.%-
$A-:SA-$8A-S$-0-<-2!R.-0:A-:SA-5B$-/A-<A$?-:.A-=-$+R$?-0-;A/,
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aR2-5/-2o.-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. quarter /A-{<-3-2&R-s:A-.?-;/-+J, .?-5S.-S$-.%-{<-3-2&R-s-= a quarter past six 8J?-0-.%-, a quarter to
six {<-3-2&R-s:A-.?-5S.-S$-=-,R/-8J?-0:A-.R/-+J, .?-5S.-s-.%-{<-3-8J-s-;A/, quarter =-28A-(:A-$&A$-$A-.R/-
G%-;R.,
2. then =-{2?-.J<-8J?-0:A-.R/-.%-:R-/-8J?-0:A-.R/-;%-;R., .0J<-/, I was in Lhasa then. ({2?-.J<-%-z-?-
aR2-5/,
1. at ;A?-.?-5S.-&A$-$A-!J%-8J?-0:A-!J%-$A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, at five, at seven, at ;A?-.-.%-$/?-$8A-;%-!R/-+J, at
home v-2,
0:A-.R<-5B$-/A at, from, with, to, for, over, past, then 2&?-2o.-;A/-=, 5B$-3%-0R:C-/%-.-.J-.$-2!R=-;R.-
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3. .LA/-;A$-/%-.-.$<-5B$(article2#?-+Jart)G%-$4S-2R-8A$-;A/-=, 3A%-5B$-3%->R?-GA-}R/-=-.$<-
5B$-.R<-.$R?, .J-;%-.$<-5B$-/A-3A%-5B$-$A-}R/-.-:)$-&A%-, 3A%-5B$-.J?-!R/-0:A-3A:3-.%R?-0R-.J-$&A$-#R-/:3-{R<-
8A$-;A/-0-.J-!R/-LJ.-;A/, .0J<-/, Do you have a radio? (HJ.-=-1-#.-:#R<-=R-;R.-.3,) Do you like the
book? (HJ.-<%-.0J-(-.J<-.$:-:3,) She is an American. (3R-/A-A-3J-<A-!-2-8A$-<J.,) 2&?-=? a .% an,
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home for lunch (;=-=-SR?-)-:,%-2<-;R%-,) ?R$?-=? school .% lunch ;A-}R/-=-.$<-5B$-3A-.R<-2-v-2,
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4. }-SR-.%-KA-SR, .$R%-3R:C-.?-5S.-/A-?R-?R<in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening 2&?-GA-35S/-0-;A/,
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4J=-5B$-.%-, will /A-=?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?->A$-;A/,
2. come in =? in /A-L-2:A-i3-0-!R/-0:A-5B$(adverb 2#?-+J ad ;%-/ adv);A/, .J-;%-L-2:A-i3-0-!R/-0:A-5B$-/A-
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is :)$-.$R?-+J, There is a clock on the wall. (I%-%R?-/-.?-5S.-:#R<-=R-8A$-;R.,) v-2, LJ.-0R-/A-3A%-5B$-;A/-
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5S.-:#R<-=R-8A$-.%-.0J-(-$*A?-;R.,)
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5B$-,$-2&.-;R.-0:A-12-5B$-;A/-/, #$-eJ?-3-=-.$$-1-2!R=-2:A-5B$-:)R$-.$R?, .0J<-/, You live here,
don’t you? (HJ.-<%-:.A-<-#R.-0-;A/-/3,)
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$=-+J-#$-}-3-/A-.$$-1<-:)$-0:A-5B$-;A/-/, #$-eJ?-3-=-5B$-,$-2&.-;R.-0:A-12-5B$-2!R=-.$R?, .0J<-/,
You don’t have any classes, do you? (HJ.-=-aR2-OA.-3J.-0-;A/-/3,)SA-5B$-:.A-<A$?-GA-#$-$*A?-!:A-.?-
{2?-$&A$-3,/-;A/-.$R?, $><-.%-$A-:SA-$8A-s-2-=J$?-0<-.%?-/, SA-5B$-:.A-<A$?-;A.-=-%J?-,2,
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0-;A/, .0J<-/, Which pen do you want? I want the green one. (= pen) (HJ.-=-t$?-/$-$%-.$R?, %-=-
u%-#-.J-.$R?,)
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3. about ;%-.R<-5B$-&A$-;A/-=, .J:A-.R/-/A“{R<-IA” “,.-GA”8J?-0-;A/, :R/-G%-$R%-v<-,.-2+<-LJ.-0-3A/-+J, .0J<-/,
What is the book about? (.0J-(-:.A:A-2eR.-L-&A-<J.,) Do you know anything about him? (HR.-GA?-#R:C-
$/?-5=-:S->J?-?3,)
aR2-5/,
1. family name /A-<?-3A%-=?-<?-GA-.R/,
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no 2!R=-/?-.$$-5B$-:P2-,2-!J, not any .%-.R/-:S-2-;A/, .0J<-/, We have no classes in the afternoon.
1/-5/-=-2eJ-<J?-LJ.->J?-.$R?, :SA-$8A-2./-0? no ;A-2!R=-!%?-:.A-=-.R%-2h<-LJ.-,2,
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$+R%-.$R?-0:A-<A$?, Are you a student? <A3-IA?-8/-0<-$+R%-.$R?-0-/A, What are you? ,R$-3<-S$-0R-.%-.J-
/?-8/-0<-$+R%-.$R?-0-/A, Are you a boy or a girl? ,R$-3<-8/-0-.%-.J-/?-S$-0R<-$+R%-.$R?-0-/A, You’re a
student, aren’t you? v-2-;A/, SA-5B$-.J-.$-/A-<A3-28A/-.-,A<-2+%-$A-SA-5B$-.%-, .3A$?-2?=-IA-SA-5B$ 2g$-L-3-
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cities scientists children radios classes
days studies buses brushes matches
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aR2-5/-2&-$&A$-0,
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29%-2<-L,
4. .LA/-;A$-$A-A%-P%?-/A-,A<-2+%-.-P%?-5B$-.J:A-3)$-+th .<-+J-P2-0-;A/, .0J<-/, four--fourth (28A-2,),
($*A?-0,), third ($?3-0,), fifth (s-2,), eighth (2o.-0,), ninth (.$-2,), twelfth (2&-$*A?-0,) v-2,
$><-.%-/%-$A-.R/-5/-2./-0-.%?-+J-:.A-.$-]R<-:6B/-.$R?,
aR2-5/,
1. aR2-5/-:.A-<-2h-3R.-<A$-0:A-.?-GA-i3-28$-=?-/%-.R/-$4S-2R-8A$-!J-LJ.-28A/-.-v-2-%R-3R.-L?-;R., LJ.-28A/-
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L-,R.(:.?-3-:R%?-.-v-$?3-!<-212-YA.-0:A-.R/-.$).3-.-v:A-i3-0-.J-35S/-0-;A/, :SA-$8A-s-2-<-3A-:S-?-.J-
3%R/-0<-L?-;R.,
2.LJ.-28A/-.-v-2-=-=?-5B$-$A-i3-0-28A-=?-.-v-2:A-3A%-n%-2!R=-.$R?, .J-;%-LJ.-28A/-.-v-2:A-1-P2-5=-/A, is
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1-$.%?-3,:-3-/A-1-$.%?-S$-0R<- =?-5B$-.J:A-3)$-+-3A%- cut--cutting
run--running
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stop--stopping
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shut--shutting
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regret--regretting
admit--admitting
get--getting
prefer--preferring
permit--permitting
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0-;A/, .0J<-/ die-dying lie-lying tie-tying v-2,
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<A:A-.LA/-;A$-+-*A?-:VA-3A-LJ.,).-v-2:A-3A%-n%-.-P2-0-;A/,
travel--travelling (.LA/-)A,) traveling (A-<A:A,)
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Which cities are you going to visit? (HJ.-<%-PR%-HJ<-$%-=-v.-3R<-:PR-o-;A/,)
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Who are talking? (??-~/-8-:2=-28A/-;R.,)
5/-IA6/%-.-$?=,
3. such .%-;A-.R/-KR$?-35%?-;A/-/:%-, 2!R=-!%?-=-3A-:S-?-;R., such /A-o/-5B$-;A/-0?-,A<-2+%-.-3A%-5B$-
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television 9J<,
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3. .LA/-;A$-$A-3A%-5B$-=-$4S-2R<-<A$?-$*A?-+J-3A%-5B$-.G?-3-.%-(J.-2+$?-3A%-5B$-$*A?-?-.LJ-2-;A/, 3A%-
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book, an engineer, an old woman, an hour %R?-29%-.$<-5B$ the ;A-.R/-/A-:.A-.%-.J-=-KR$?-35%?-;A/,
2. 3A-%J?-.$<-5B$ a (an)
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3. .3A$?-?-:6B/-0:A-.$<-5B$
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=?-!?-%-=-VJ=-2-29R?-;R.,)
(2) .%R?-0R:3-3A-$%-<%-8A$-,R$-3<-\J%-{2?, ,A<-2+%-.-3A-%JJ?-.$<-5B$-2!R=-=, .J-*A.-;%-2*<-\J%-2:A-
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5S?-35K:-/%-.-P-$+R%-28A/-;R.,) There are a lot of people in the park now. (.-v-\A%-$:A-/%-/-3A-3%-
0R-;R.,)
4. .$<-5B$-3A-:)$-0:A-$/?-5=,
GA?-)-:,%-:.R.-.3-#-nJ-:,%-:.R.,)
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PR=-eJ?,)
5. people ;A?-3A-$*A?-?3-3A-$*A?-GA-;/-8A$-!R/-0-;A/, .0J<-/, two people v-2,
$><-.%-,
2a2-L:A-3A%-$A-$?=-LJ.-;A-$J-,R$-3-$92-VA?-LJ.-.$R?, .0J<-/, History, (=R-o?,) Political Study ((2-YA.-
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695 six hundred and ninety-five
430 four hundred and thirty
800 eight hundred
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2. No. /A number ;A-5B$-#.-;A/, .0J<-/, Building No. 7 (#%-2lJ$?-2./-0,) No. 2 Hospital ((/-#%-$*A?-
0,) v-2,
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June 22nd /AJune twenty-second .%-;%-/ June the twenty-second 8J?-2[$-.$R?, .J-v<-!/-=-<A$?-21J-
2<-L,
2. :SA-$8A-2./-0:A-=/,
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aR2-5/-2&R-s-2,
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aR2-5/,
LJ.-28A/-.-v-2?-{2?-:$<-L-2-8A$-212-lA?-LJ.-0:A-L-,R.-35S/-0-;A/, .0J<-/, He’s flying to Shanghai next
week.(#R-<%-$9:-:#R<-eJ?-3<-$/3-P<-2#.-.J-Z%-@J<-:1<-o-<J.,) v-2, z$-0<-.-{.-(:A-/%-$A-=?-5B$-/Ago,
come, arrivev-2-;A/-{2?, #-{.-/%-.-o/-0<-.J-v<-2!R=-;R.-.J,
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theirs .% their /A“#R-5S:C” .R/-;A/, theirs ;% mine .%-:S-2<-5B$-$A-3)$-+-2!R=-2-;A/-=, their /A-5B$-
$A-}R/-=-2!R=-.$R?,
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1. what do you think of …? /A“HJ.-GA?-2v?-/…&A-:S-<J.”&J?-0:A-.R/-;A/, .J-=-=/-:.J2?-{2?-o/-0<
I think …(%?-2v?-/,)8J?-:$R-:6$?-.$R?,
3. :SA-$8A-S$-0-<-.?-$?3-IA-35S/-,2?-2!/-;R., .J-.$-3.R<-2#?-/,
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(1) o/-w/-<%-28A/-/3-$R3?-$>A?-<%-28A/-IA-L-,R.-/A-,A<-2+%-$A-.-v-2?-35S/-0-;A/,
(2) $/?-{2?-.J<-12-28A/-0:A-i3-:I<-/A-LJ.-28A/-.-v-2-2!R=-/?-35S/-0-;A/,
1-$.%?-:.R/-=$?,
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1. leave for /A“(?-(-$-$J-3R<)2*R.-o-<J.”&J?-0:A-.R/-+J, She’s leaving for home. (3R-<%-.-v-;=-=-:PR-o-
<J.,)v-2,
2. miss =-eJ?-3-9A/-0:3-3-,R2-0:A-.R/-;%-;R., .0J<-/, He missed the train to Beijing. (#R-<%-0J-&A/-=-:PR-
2:A-3J-:#R<-IA-eJ?-?-3-(R.,) Miss /A-$*J/-21A$-L?-3J.-0:A-2.-3J.-GA-3A%-$A-}R/-=-.<-/-8J?-?:A-:2R.-!%?-;A/,
3. till /A-.R<-5B$-&A$-!J, “(.?-5S.-$-$J-3R)=-,R/-<$-2<-.”8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, I’ll work till ten. (%?-.?-5S.-
2&-2:A-2<-.-=?-!-LJ.-o-;A/,) v-2,
aR2-5/,
1. things /A-,A<-2+%-$A-$/?-5=-;R%?-=-:)$-0-;A/,
3. {.-(-2>.-3#/-IA?-eR.-.R/-.J:A-L-,R.-.3-i3-0:A-,.-GA-v-!%?-.%-, <%-%R?-GA-2?3-0-35S/-0<-LJ.-0:A-
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tomorrow. (%-<%-?%-*A/-;R%-3A-,2,) He may want to go. (#R-<%-1=-(J<-:PR-2<-3R,) You must do it this
week. (=?-!-:.A-HJ.-GA?-%J?-0<-.-$9:-:#R<-:.A:A-/%-.-212-.$R?,)
:.A-.$-=?-G%may =-.0J<-2eR.-%R?-/?-<$?-43-:PJ=-/,
We may leave for Xi’an on June 1st. /A-%-5S-8A-A/-=-^-S$-0:A-5K?-$&A$-*A/-:PR-=?-(J-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
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3-:R%?-0-/-:L%-2:A-L-,R.-.3-$/?-5=-!R/-0-;A/, ,A<-2+%-$A-3-:R%?-0:A-P2-!%?-/A,
shall/will + =?-5B$
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$&A$-+-2v?-/?-]R<-:6B/-0<-L, $=-+J-$R%-$A-.0J-2eR.-=?-=?-5B$-2eJ?-/-5B$-$8/-8A$-P2-0-;A/, .0J<-/, I
hope to see you soon. (%?-HR.-<%-3A-:I%?-2<-3,R%-/-:.R.,) Try to come back tonight. (.R-.$R%-KA<-=R$-
AJ-,2-=-2v,) v-2,
2. shall /A-=?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?->A$-!J, =?-5B$-n%-2-8A$-$A-}R/-=-.<-/-3-:R%?-0-!R/-0-;A/-=, .J:A-.R/-/A“L-o”;A/-
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2. you know /A-#-{.-GA-5B$-$?2-&A$-;A/, .J-*A.-3J.-/:%-*R/-3J.-3R., #-{.-/%-.-.J-:S-3%-.-;R.-.J, .0J<-/,
He’s my brother, you know. (#R-/A-%:A-%/-;A/,) It’s going to rain, I think. (%?-2?3-/-(<-:22-o-<J.,)
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w/-IA-#-{.-/%-.-3%-.-;R.-=, z$-0<-.-SA-5B$-=-=/-:.J2?-{2?-2!R=-H2-(J,
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PT classes /A-l=-.R%-aR2-,/-IA-.R/-;A/-=, PT /A Physical Training ;A-5B$-#.-;A/,
$><-.%-,
:SA-$8A-S$-0-<-aR2-5/-2&-2:A-/%-%R-3R.-L?-0:A-SA-5B$-$A-<A$?-$&A$-!J-SA-2-3,:-29%-$A-5B$-=-2*<-.R%(tag
questions)<$?-43-L?-;R., SA-5B$-:.A-<A$?-#$-}-KA-$*A?-?-2$R?-;R.-=, #$-}-3-$?=-2>.-v-2:A-5B$-.%-KA-3-
/A-3.R<-2#?-GA-SA-5B$-&A$-;A/, $=-+J-#$-}-3-/A-,$-(R.-v-2:A-12-5B$-&A$-;A/-/, #$-eJ?-3-<-.$$-1-2!R=-.$R?,
$=-+J-#$-}-3-<-.$$-1-2!R=-;R.-/, #$-eJ?-3-=-,$-(R.-GA-i3-0-v-2-2!R=-.$R?, .0J<-/, You know him,
don’t you? (HR.-GA?-#R-<%-%R->J?-0-;A/-/3,) You don’t like it, do you? (HJ.-<%-.J-=-3A-.$:-2-;A/-/3,) .0J<-
2eR.-=?->J?-,2-0-v<-#$-}-KA-$*A?-?-;R.-0:A-=?-5B$-$A-.?-{2?-/3-;%-3,/-0-;A/-.$R?, #-{.-/%-.-SA-
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*A.-:,.-0:3-.J?-(R$-3(/-$/%-2-!R/-,2-0<-3-9., KA-<R=-;=-IA-(-nJ/-IA?-212-(R$-0:3-L%-(R$-0-8A$-;A/-
0-!R/-,2, may ;A?-o/-0<-#$-}-3-.J-35S/-0-;A/, .0J<-/, You can go now. (HR.-<%-.-v-?R%-(R$) v-2,
2. raise =-;<-2G$-0:A-.R/-;%-;R., .0J<-/, to raise one’s hand. (=$-0-;<-1J%-2,)
aR2-5/,
1. Attention, please /A-5B$-#.-&A$-;A/-=-5B$-b%-(-5%-2-/A Let me have your attention, please. ;A/, :.A-/A-
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2. “KA-SR<(}-SR<)”?R$?-v-2in the afternoon (morning, etc.) ;A?-35S/-0-;A/-3R., “*A/-$-$J-3R:C-KA-SR<”v-2
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<R$?-<3-LJ.-.$R?-?3, %?-HJ.-=-&A-8A$-212-/?-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/, 5S%-2?-3PR/-0R<-:.A-v<-:SA-{2?-.J:A-.R/-/A-
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HJ.-GA?-&A-8A$-*R-o-;A/-8J?-0-;A/, .-.%-;R.-.J, May I carry your bag? (%?-HJ.-GA-#$-3-HJ<-/-(R$-$3,) May
I make a suggestion? (%?-2?3-:(<-8A$-:.R/-(R$-$3,)
=R%?-8J?-0-;A/,
4. You’re welcome /A-$8/-IA?-<%-=“Thank you.”&J?-,$?-eJ-8-{2?, =/-:.J2?-LJ.-.J-,$?-eJ-8-
3A-.$R?-?3-.J-:S-LJ.-3A-.$R?-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
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1. <J-:./-8-2:3-PR?-$8A-:.R/-{2? Can I …? Can you …?
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2. :SA-$8A-2./-0:A-=/,
=?-5B$-$A-/%-$?J?-.LJ-2,
=?-5B$-=-/%-$?J?-<A$?-:$<-.LJ-(R$-0-=?-=?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?-+J-PR$?-5B$(aux, v.)/A-=?-5B$-$8/-8A$-.%-.<-
2?-eR.-5B$-P2-=, .?-.%-2>.-!%?-35S/-0-;A/, .0J<-/, I will come.v-2, =?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?-#J<-n%-=-
/%-.R/-H.-0<-&/-$%-;%-3J., .0J<-/,
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I don’t know English. (%?-.LA/-;A$-3A->J?,)
aR2-5/-2&-.$-2,
;A$-$?<,
Japan /A-:)<-0/-o=-#2-GA-3A%-;A/-=, 3A-8A$-$A-o=-#R%?-!R/-0:3-:)<-0/-IA-o=-.3%?(3%-*%-&A-<A$?)
aR2-5/,
little /A-(%-(%-$A-.R/-;A/-=, a little /A-+R$-43-33-*%-43-IA-.R/-;A/,
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1. 3A-$8/-=-L-2-$-$J-3R-8A$-12-0<-LJ.-{2?-o/-0<-{=-5B$-2!R=-2-;A/-+J, .0J<-/, Come in. (/%-=-1J2?,) Be
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=-:UA/-;A$-:VA-2<-8,) Be quiet, Please. (:<-3A-o$-0<-8,) Please don’t leave us. (%-5S-.%-#-3A-:V=-
=-:R?-:$/-;R.-0<-?J3?-0:3(L-2-$-$J-3R)%J?-0<-.-212-.$R?-0<-?J3?-0-!R/-0-;A/, $%-9$-$*A?-0-.%-$?3-
0<-.R<-{2?-{.-(-2>.-3#/-IA-2!:-:3-3A-$8/-=-L-2-$-$J-3R-212-o:A-<J-2-:.R/-0-!R/-8A%-, SA-5B$-/%-.-2!R=-
/-:SA-;=-IA-2?3-KR$?-:SA-2-;A/, .0J<-/, You must go. (HJ.-<%-%J?-0<-.-:PR-.$R?,) I must go now. (%-
<%-.-v-:PR-</,) Must I go now? (%-<%-.-v-*A.-.-:PR-.$R?-0-;A/-/3,) v-2,
5. Make the bed. /A-3=-,2-?R$?-=J$?-0<-2+%-2:A-.R/-+J-3=-OA-P=-.$-LR?-8J?-0:A-.R/,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. Can, may, must /A-*3?-:I<-!R/-0:A-=?-5B$-;A/-8A%-, .J-.$-$%-9$-$%-<%-=-2!R=-(R$ .J-.$-2!R=-2:A-.$$-
5B$-/Acan not (2#?-/ can’t), may not, must not (2#?-+Jmustn’t) may =-/%-.R/-$4S-2R-$*A?-+J, $&A$-/A
“(R$-0”;A/-=-.J-2!R=-/?-$8/-IA-:,.-0-:SA-2-;A/, $&A$-/A“1=-(J<”<3“YA.”;A/, .0J<-/,
mustn’t (L-2-$-$J-3R-.J)$+/-/?-3-12-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
.0J<-/,
You mustn’t leave the room. (HJ.-<%-#%-2-:.A-.%-$+/-/?-3-V=,)
$R%-$A-.0J-28A/-.$$-5B$-/%-.-2!R=-2:A-1=-(J-2-/A-*3?-:I<-!R/-0:A-=?-5B$-;A/-=, .J-*A.-=?-5B$-$8/-v<-
2!R=-/-eJ?-?-3A%-5B$-:V%-(R$-!J, .0J<-/, I need your help. (%-=-HJ.-GA?-<R$?-<3-$/%-.$R?,)
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2. Call up /A“(J-$J-3R-=-#-0<-o$-0” ;A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, I’ll call you up tomorrow. (?%-*A/-%?-HJ.-=- #-
0<-o$) v-2,
$><-.%-,
:SA-$8A-S$-0:A-=/,
1) watches 6) teaches
2) goes 7)flies
3) brushes 8) misses
4) studies 9) copies
5)does 10) plays
aR2-5/-*A->-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. flight attendant /A-$/3-P-/%-$A-82?-8-3<-$R,
9?-!R/-0-;A/,
3. French, Italian /A-o=-#2 France, Italy ?R-?R:C-#R%?-!R/-LJ.-;A/-=, ?R-?R:C-o=-.3%?-$&A$-<J-35S/-LJ.-/A a
aR2-5/,
have to ;A-LJ.-/?-/A-*3?-:I<-=?-5B$-.%-35%?-=, *3?-:I<-=?-5B$-$8/-8A$-.%-3*3-.-2!R=-/-.J-;A?“%J?-
0<-.”.%“(3A-12),2?-3J.”GA-.R/-!R/-0-;A/, KA-<R=-;=-IA-(-nJ/-IA?-%J?-0<-.-LJ.-.$R?-0-v-2-;A/-/ have to
2!R=-.$R?-=, <%-%R?-/?-%J?-0<-.-3#R-2-v-2-;A/-/must 2!R=-.$R?, .0J<-/, We have to leave early. (%-5S-}-
3R-/?-:PR-.$R?,) She has to get back tonight. (3R-<%-.R-.$R%-KA<-;R%-%J?-<J.,) You’ve got to go and see the
teacher. (HJ.-<%-.$J-c/-=-3A-,$-$-3J.-<J.,) I must stop smoking. (%?-%J?-0<-.-,-3$-$&R.-.$R?,) v-2,
{.-(,
:.A-<-o=-#R%?-.%-3A%-, =?-!-:SA-YR=-.%-=/-:.J2?-5=-$?=-2R<-;R.-0?, 1/-5/-2<-/?-.LA/-{.-GA-#-2h-.R%-
2h<-LJ.-,2,
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1. have to 2!R=-2:A-SA-5B$-/%-$A-2eR.-L-$%-9$-.J:A-}R/-= do .%-;%-/ does 2!R=-;R., .0J<-/, Do we have to
<%-.-v-%J?-0<-.-:PR-.$R?-0-;A/-/3,)v-2,
2. have to ;A-.$$-5B$-/A have to ;A-}R/-= on’t .%-;%-/doesn’t .<-/?-P2-0-;A/, .0J<-/, You don’t have
$><-.%-,
1. :SA-$8A-2./-0-<-=?-5B$-&A$-.-v-2:A-3A%-n%-.-)A-v<-2+<-.$R?-0-2*<-.%-L?-;R.-0?, aR2-5/-2&-s-$&A$-0:A-
3(/-:PJ=-=-2v-2<-8,
2. =?-5B$-$A-ing i3-0, =?-5B$-$A-ing i3-0-/A“=?-5B$ + ing”v<-P2-0-;A/-=, .-v:A-3A%-n%-;A/, .0J<-/,
=?-5B$-$A-ing i3-0-;A?-3A%-5B$-$A-LJ.-/?-G%-,R/-,2-0-.0J<-/,
I like watching TV. (%-<%-2f/-:UA/-=-2v-2<-.$:,)
aR2-5/-*J<-$&A$-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. country =-.R/-$*A?-;R., $&A$-/A-o=-#2-.%-$8/-/A-8A%-PR%-$A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, I love my country. (%-<%-%:A-
aR2-5/,
1. aR2-5/-:.A-<-.LA/-;A$-$A-.?-GA-i3-28$-=?-,A<-2+%-$A-:.?-0(the simple past tense)2!R=-;R., ,A<-2+%-
$A-:.?-0-/A-o/-0<-=?-5B$-$A-:.?-5B$-35S/-0-;A/-0?, ,R$-3<-.J:A-1-P2-5=-%R-3R.-LJ.-o-;A/, $9$?-:I<-
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=?-5B$-$A-:.?-5B$-=-.J:A-.3A$?-2?=-IA-i3-0-;R.-=, $9$?-3A-:I<-2:A-=?-5B$-$A-:.?-0:A-3A%-n%-/A-=?-5B$-
$A-3,:-< d .%-;%-/ ed .<-+J-P2-0-;A/, .J:A-(R?-*A.-/A-$>3-v<,
$/?-5=, .R<-,2?, .0J<-2eR.,
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answered played obeyed
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e;A/-0,
0, ed .R<-2,
/, I lived in Room 214 last week. ($9:-:#R<-}R/-3<-%-<%-#%-0214<-2#.-0-;A/,) I met him yesterday.
(%-<%-#-?%-#R-=-:U.-0-;A/,)
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not at all /A-U/-43-;%-3A/-0:A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, I am not at all tired. (%-<%-,%-(.-3J.,) She isn’t at all
hungry. (3R-=-vR$?-$%-U/-43-;%-3J.,)
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,A<-2+%-$A-:.?-0:A-SA-5B$-/A-1=-(J<-,A<-2+%-$A-.-v-2:A-i3-0-.%-:S-=, =?-5B$-$A-5B$-PR$?-.J-:.?-0:A-3A%-n%-.-
+<-.$R?, .$$-5B$-$A-i3-0-;%-$R%-.%-:S-2< do not 8J?-0 did not (5B$-2#?-/Adidn’t) <-2+<-.$R?, .0J<-/,
Did I study? (%?-aR2-.R%-L?-?3,) You did not (didn’t) study. (HJ.-GA?-aR2-.R%-3-
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He did not (didn’t) study. (#R?-aR2-.R%-3-L?,) Did they study? (#R-5S?-aR2-.R%-L?-?3,)
$><-.%-,
1. have a good time /A-lJ.-/?-@-&%-*A.-0R-L%-2:A-.R/-;A/,
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Where is your home? (LJ.-0R-L?-0,) (HR.-GA-;=-$%-/-;R.,)
aR2-5/-*J<-$*A?-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. last /A-}R/-3:A-.R/-+J, last year /A-/-/A%-, last summer /A-/-/A%-$A-.L<-#, last week (month) /A-
$9:-:#R<(^)}R/-3:A-.R/-;A/,
2. ago /A-.?-5S.-&A$-$A-}R/-=-8J?-0:A-.R/-+J, a week’s ago /A-$9:-:#R<-$&A$-$A-}R/-=-8J?-0-.%-, ten years’ ago
/A-=R-2&:A-}R/-=-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. altogether /A-2#R3?-0?-GA-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, There are five of us altogether. (%-5S<-2#R3?-0?-3A-s-;R.,)
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2. both /A“$*A?-!”;A-.R/-+J, 52-5B$-;A/, 3A-.%-.%R?-0R-&A-<A$?-=-2!R=-(R$ .0J<-/, Both of us are from
England. (%J.-$*A?-!-.LA/-)A-2-;A/,) Both of the rooms are on the second floor. (#%-0-$*A?-!-*A?-,R$-
+-;R.,) I want both of them. (%-=-.J-$*A?-!-.$R?,) both =“.J-$*A?-!”;A-.R/-;%-;R.-.J, Both girls are new
students. (2-3R-.J-$*A?-!-aR2-3-$?<-2-<J.,) Both books are interesting. (.0J-(-.J-$*A?-!-;$-0R-<J.,) I’ll
3. have got /A-;R.-0:A-.R/-+J, She has got a new recorder. (3R-=-1-12-:#R<-=R-$?<-2-8A$-;R.,) How many
picture-books. (%-=-2f/-0<-.0J-(-3J.,)
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1. be ;A-:.?-0,
,A<-2+%-$A-=?-5B$-=-:.?-0:A-3A%-n%-$&A$-#R-/-<J-;R.-3R., =?-5B$ be =-i3-0-$*A?-;R., $%-9$-.%-0R-.%-
$?3-0:A-(A$-P%?-= was 2!R=-.$R?->A%-, $8/-.$-=were 2!R=-.$R?, She was here last night. (#R-3R-
3.%-.$R%-:.A-<-;R.,) I was only a child then. ({2?-.J<-%-<%-LA?-0-8A$-;A/,) We were in the same class.
(%-5S-:6B/-9-$&A$-+-;R.,) We were young at that time. ({2?-.J<-%-5S-/-$8R/-<J.,) was .% were 2!R=-
$><-.%-,
:SA-$8A-s-2:A-=/,
1) were 2) was 3) were 4) was 5) was 6) were 7) was 8) were 9) was
10)were
Our homework is corrected by the teachers.
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aR2-5/-*J<-$?3-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. flat /A-3=-#%-.%-3PR/-#%-?R$?-;R%?-?-5%-2:A-#%-0-$&A$-$A-.R/-;A/-=, o/-0<-3PR/-#%-.%-, $9A3-#%-, O?-
of you? (HJ.-GA-3./-/-?-8A$-2#.-;R.,) There were a few trees in front of the house. (#%-0:A-3./-/-#R%-
2R-:$:-;R.,)
aR2-5/,
When it rained /%-., it ;A?-$/3-$>A?-,A<-2!/-0-;A/, it 2!R=-/?-.?-5S.-.%-$/3-$>A?,
{.-(,
1. Have a look at it /A“=-2v-2”;A-.R/-;A/, have /A-3A%-5B$-.%-3*3-.-2!R=-/-L-,R.-&A$-!R/-0-;A/, .0J<-/,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. use /A-2!R=-2:A-.R/-;A/-=, take out of /A“(#%-2:A)KA-<-HJ<-2”;A-.R/-;A/,
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2. What is …like? /A“(2eR.-L-.%R?-0R-.J);A-5$?-!-&A-:S-<J.”&J?-0:A-.R/,
$><-.%-,
A%-!A-[R$-,2?, aR2-5/-2&-28A-2-<-$/?-$?3-P%?-GA-A%-!A-[R$-,2?-2>.-9A/, $=-+J-$/?-P%?-3%-/, ,R$-
3<-#$-2$R?-/?-KA?-?-}R/-IA-$/?-$?3-<J:A-353?-=-g$?“,”VA?-+J, #$-<J-<J-v<-[R$-.$R?, $><-.%-s-2?-
$/?-S$-5/-IA-A%-!A-[R$-,2?-2!/-;R., $=-+J-$/?-S$-;/-;A/-/, million (?-;), billion (.%-K<-2&) ?R$?-
2!R=-.$R?, .0J<-/,
5,000,000 five million
160,000,000 one hundred and sixty million
1,000,000,000 one billion
120,000,000,000 one hundred and twenty billion.
$R%-28A/-!/-=-<A$?-21J?-0<-L,
aR2-5/-*J<-28A-2,
aR2-5/,
1. Tupelo /A-PR%-#J:A-3A%-.%-, Mississippi /A-#=-IA-3A%-;A/, .LA/-;A$-/%-.-?-(-(%-2:A-3A%-}R/-=-:VA-2-;A/,
$/?-5=-&A-:S-<J.,)
3. Hollywood /A-@R-=J-2R=-+J-A-3J-<A-!:A-\R$-2f/-L-2:A-vJ-2-;A/,
4. (J.-2+$?-3A%-5B$-!J-3A:A-3A%-.%-, ?-$/?, l-:6$?-2&?-GA-3A%-/A-aR2-5/-:.A-<-&%-3%-!J, Presley, Memphis,
LJ.-.$R?,
$><-.%-,
1. then =-{2?-:$<“{2?-.J<”8J?-0:A-.R/-;R.,
3. be interested in /A“…=-.$:-0R-;R.-0:A”.R/,
5B$-,%-8A$-P2-0<-L?-/?, 5B$-b%-/%-$A-5B$-$8/-2<-IA-:VJ=-2-!R/-0-;A/, .R<-5B$-$A?-#-KR$?-.%-
$/?-?, .?-5S.-!R/-0-=?-$8/-.J-.$-.%-=?-5B$ o/-5B$ 3A%-5B$-2<-.-$+/-:#J=-IA-.R<-=$?->A$-;R.,
(1) #-KR$?-!R/-0-/A, to the room (#%-0-.J-=,), into the room (#%-0:A-/%-=,), from the room (#%-0-.J-/?,),
(2) $/?-!R/-0-/A, on the table (3./-&R$-!J%-/,) under the table (3./-&R$-:R$-/,) beside the table (3./-&R$-
$A-:P3-/,) in front of the table (3./-&R$-$A-3./-/,) behind the table (3./-&R$-$A-v$-o2-/,) in the
table (3./-&R$-$A-/%-/,)?R$?-;R.,
(6) 3A%-5B$-.%-3*3-.-.R<-2-/A, look at (=-vR?,) love for (.$:-2,) hate for (#%-2,) interest in (3R-$%-;R.-0,)
2. .R<-5B$-&/-IA-5B$-,%-,
.R<-5B$-.%-3A%-5B$-$A?-P2-0:A-5B$-,%-=-.R<-5B$-&/-IA-5B$-,%-9J<-=, LJ.-/?-3A-:S-2-:L%-,2, (g$?-2o2-;R.-
0-/A-.R<-5B$-;A/,)
(1) =?-5B$-.%-o/-5B$-$A-}R/-=-.<-/?-i3-0-.%-5., .?-5S., $/?-?-?R$?-$?=-:.R/-LJ.-0:A-/?-0-:L%-,2-
0-.0J<-/,
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At the age of 13 he moved to Memphis. ($/?- ?- !R/- LJ.,) (#R- <%- =R- 2&- $?3- IA- !J%- .- 3J3- nA- ?A- =- $/?- %<,)
(2) 3A%-5B$-$A-}R/-=-.<-/?-#R%?-$+R$?-.%-<%-28A/, P%?-5.-?R$?-3%R/-0<-LJ.-0:A-/?-0-:L%-,2-0-.0J<-/,
His songs started a new period of American music. (a new period ;A-#R%?-$+R$?-2!/-;R.,) (#R:C-
\-.L%?-GA?-A-3J-<A-!:A-<R=-.L%?-GA-.?-{2?-$?<-2-8A$-$A-:$R-24$?,)
He died August 16, 1977 in his home in Memphis.
(his home 3%R/-0<-L?-;R.) (#R-<%1977 =R:C-^8 0:A-5K?16*A/-3J3-nA-?J-<-;R.-0:A-HA3-/?-{-$>J$?,)
aR2-5/-*J<-s-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. instead /A-o/-0< of .%-3*3-.-2!R=-2-;A/-=, .J:A-.R/-/A-52-+-8J?-0-.%-:S, {2?-:$<-G%-:%-;%-$?3-.-
2+<-.$R?-0:%-;R.-.J, Instead of finding gold, he found ideas there for his books and stories. (#R?-.J-
$-/?-$?J<-3-fJ.-G%-.0J-(-.%-$+3-o.-:VA-2:A-2?3-]R-*J?-;R%-2-<J.,) Instead of flying there, she went by
train. (.J-$<-:PR-2<-$/3-P<-3-2#.-0<-3J-:#R<-=-2#.-0-<J.,) {2?-:$< instead #R-/-2!R=-2:%-;R.-.J,
0-<J.,)
2. become /A-I<-2:A-.R/-;A/-=, .J:A-eJ?-?-3A%-5B$-$3-o/-5B$-S%?-/?-eR.-5B$-P2-0-;A/, .0J<-/, He became
aR2-5/,
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{.-(,
1. Would you …/A-$?-2!<-IA-2>.-!%?->A$-;A/-=, o/-0<-$8/-=-=?-2&R=-LJ.-0:3-<J-2-8-{2?-2!R=-
2. I’d be glad to. /AI’d be glad to tell her (that) you rang. (%?-3R-=-HR.-GA?-#-0<-2o2-;R%-8J?-2>.-(R$)&J?-
0:A-5B$-#.-;A/,
$><-.%-,
be in his twenties /A“#R-<%-=R-5S.-*A->:A-/%-,”8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/, .J-28A/-. be in her thirties (3R-<%-=R-5S.-?3-
aR2-5/-*J<-S$-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. used to /A“}R/-(.” GA-.R/-;A/, :R/-G%-.-v-.J-v<-3A/-0-!R/, .0J<-/, We used to work together. (.-v-=?-
$/?-3A-3,/-0,)
2. lead =-:$R-OA.-0:A-.R/-;%-;R.,
aR2-5/,
L?-9A/-.-v-2:A-2!R=-,2?,
1. L?-9A/-.-v-2-/A-$4S-2R<-$>3-IA-$/?-5=-<A$?-$?3-=-:)$-0-;A/,
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(1) :.?-0:A-.?->A$-/?-.-v:A-2<-.-353?-3-(.-0:A-i3-0-!R/-0, She has lived with us since 1970. (3R-
have learned 500 words. (%?-,-~.500.%?-;R.,) She has written many stories. (#R-3R?-$+3-o.-3%-
0R-VA?,)
They have been there three times this year. (#R-5S-=R-:.A<-.J-$<-,J%?-$?3-=-?R%-,)
(3) }R/-(.-L%-2:A-.R/-.$-;A/-;%-.-v:A-.?-.J<->/->$?-;R.-0:A-.R/-!R/-0, .0J<-/,
They have cleaned the room. (The room is now clean.) (#R-5S?-#%-0-.J<-$4%-4-L?,)
2. L?-9A/-.-v-2:A-P2-!%?,
L?- 9A/- .- v- 2- /A “=?- 5B$- $A- 5B$- PR$? have + :.?- 0:A- 3A%- n% ”$A?- P2- 0- ;A/- =, have /A- 2eR.- L:A- $%- 9$- .%-
2!/- /?- :I<- 2- ;A/, .J- ;%- $%- 9$- $?3- 0- n%- 2-= has 2!R=- .$R?- >A%- , $8/- .$- = have 2!R=- .$R?, :.?-
0:A- 3A%- n%- =:%- <A$?- $*A?- +J, $9$?- :I<- =?- 5B$- /A“=?- 5B$ + ed”v<- P2- 0- ;A/- 0?, :.?- 0:A- i3-
0- .%- :S- =, $9$?- 3A- :I<- 2:A- =?- 5B$- =- .3A$?- 2?=- IA- i3- 0- ;R., .J:A- KA<, =?- 5B$- <J- .%?- eJ?- .J- ;A- i3- 0-
<A$?- $?3-!J, .- v- 2:A- 3A%- n%- .%- , :.?- 5B$ :.?- 0:A- 3A%- n%- 2&?- 0- ]R<- %J?- 0- LJ.- .$R?, $><- .%- $A- :SA- $8A-
s-2:A-/%-$A-=?-5B$-$A-i3-0-i3?-<J-<J-28A/-]R<-%J?-0-LJ.-.$R?,
3. L?-9A/-.-v-2:A-SA-5B$-.%-.$$-5B$
L?-9A/-.-v-2:A-12-5B$-.%-, .$$-0, SA-2:A-i3-0-i3?-<J:-3A$-+-2!R.-0-$>3-v<,
4. a few /A-:$:-8A$-$A-.R/-;A/,
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12-5B$ .$$-5B$ SA-5B$
I have got it. I haven’t got it. Have I got it?
(%-=-.J-;R.,) (%-=-.J-3J.,) (%-=-.J-;R.-.3,)
You have got it. You haven’t got it. Have you got it?
(HJ.-=-.J-;R.,) (HJ.-=-.J-3J.,) (HJ.- =-.J-;R.-.3,)
He has got it. He hasn’t got it. Has he got it?
(#R-=-.J-;R.,) (#R-=-.J-3J.,) (#R-=-.J-;R.-3,)
She has got it. She hasn’t got it. Has she got it?
(#R-3R<-.J-;R.-.3,) (#R-3R<-.J-3J.,) (#R-3R<-.J-;R.-.3,)
We (You, They) have got it. (%-5S<- We (You, They) Have we (you, they)
haven’t got it. got it?
/HR./#R-5S<) .J-;R.-.3, (%-5S</HR.-5S</#R- (%-5S</HR.-5S</#R-
5. hear /A-*/-0:A-.R/-;A/-+J,
2”;A-.R/-;A/, :.A-<A$?-aR2-5/-?R-$&A$-0-<-$?=-2R<-2!/-;R.,
{.-(,
1. David Black speaking. /A-#-0<-o$-{2?-2>.-3#/-?-;A/-!R/-0:A-2eR.-!%?->A$-;A/-=, #-0<-o$-3#/
David Black ;A/-8J?-0:A-.R/,
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aR2-5/-*J<-2./-0,
;A$-$?<,
BBC /ABritish Broadcasting Corporation ;A-2#?-5B$-!J, .LA/-)A:A-o%-1R$-?-5B$?->A$-$A-3A%-,
aR2-5/,
1 2h-3R.-<A$-0:A-{R<,
(1) .?-GA-i3-28$-$A-2*<-.R%-,
3A$-}<-%-5S?-.LA/-;A$-/%-o/-0<-2!R=-2:A-.?-GA-/%-$?J?-=?-<A$?-s-!J, ,A<-2+%-$A-.-v-2-.%-, ,A<-2+%-
$A-:.?-0, ,A<-2+%-$A-3-:R%?-0, LJ.-28A/-.-v-2, L?-9A/-.-v-2-i3?-.%?-9A/-0?, .J-.$-$A-2!R=-,2?-$4S-2R-
KR$?-2#?-|R?-2>.-/,
.?-GA-/%-$?J?, 2!R=-,2?-$4S-2R,
,A<-2+%-$A-.-v-2, o/-w/-<%-28A/-IA-L-,R.-.3-.-v:A-i3-0, 2eR.-L:A-.%R?-0R:C-H.-(R?-2&?-!R/-0-;A/,
,A<-2+%-$A-:.?-0, }R/-(.-L%-2:A-.R/-.$-!R/-0,
,A<-2+%-$A-3-:R%?-0, 3-:R%?-0<-:L%-o:A-.R/-L-!R/-0,
LJ.-28A/-.-v-2, .-v:A-$/?-{2?-.J<-LJ.-28A/-0:A-L-,R.-!R/-0,
L?-9A/-.-v-2, .-v:A-$/?-{2?-.J:A-}R/-IA-.?-;/-/%-L%-2:A-$/?-5=-=3-}R/-(.-L%-2-;A/-;%-.-v:A-$/?-
{2?-.J-=->/->$?-;R.-0:A-L-,R.-!R/-0,
.LA/-;A$-$A-.?-GA-i3-28$-/A-@-&%-$=-(J-!J, 1=-(J<-5B$-<J-<J-.?-GA-$/.-.R/-.%-:VJ=-;R.-0?, .J-.$-$A-
2!R=-,2?-=-;A.-:)R$-$92-//-L?-/-.-$9R.-.J-.$-;%-.$-|R?-2!R=->J?-0-<J.,
2. =?-5B$-$A-i3-0-s,
=?-5B$-<J-aR2-{2?-.J-;A-i3-0-s-2R-;%-;A.-=-:6B/-.$R?,
(1) .-v-2, (=?-5B$-n%-2,)
(2) :.?-0, ($9$?-3A-:I<-2:A-=?-5B$-$A-3,:-< ed .<-+J-P2-0-;A/,)
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(3) :.?-0:A-3A%-n%-, ($9$?-3A-:I<-2:A-=?-5B$-$A-3,:-< ed .<-+J-P2-0-;A/,)
(5) $%-9$-$?3-0:A-(A$-n%-$A-.-v-2, (=?-5B$-n%-2:A-3,:-< s .<-+J-P2-0-;A/,)
2+%-$A-.-v-2-P2-0-;A/,
$/?-5=, ed .R<-,2?, -ing .R<-,2?, -s .R<-,2?,
2:A-,-~., 2,
l ;A-3)$-21A=-2:A-,- .LA/-)A-/? l *A?-:VA- .LA/-)A-/? l *A?-:VA- ,.-!<-.R<-2,
~., L?-+J-ed .R<-2-;A/-=, L?-+J-ing .R<-=, A-
A-<A?-*A?-:VA-3A-LJ., <A?-*A?-:VA-3A-LJ.,
$R%-$A-i3-0-:.A-.$-L%-(2-0-LJ.-.$R?, $><-.%-$A-:SA-$8A-S$-0-<-i3-0-:.A-.$-2*<-.%-L?-;R.,
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3. next door neighbor /A-*J-:P3-IA-HA3-35K?-GA-.R/,
3”;A-.R/-;A/,
5. have been to /A“(?-(-$-$J-3R<),R/-0”:3-;%-/“(}R/-+$-+$-=)?-(-$-$J-3R<-?R%-2”;A-.R/,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
1. my aunt’s /A“%:A-Y-3R-5%”$A-.R/-;A/,
$*A?-=-:.$-o-;A/,)
aR2-5/-*J<-2o.-0,
aR2-5/,
1. I’ve just received a letter from my brother, Tim. 8J?-0:A-5B$-:.A-=? Tim ;A? my brother ?-;A/-0-
2!/-;R., .J:A-.R/-/A-%-=-%/-,A-:3-IA-:UA/-;A$-&A$-:LR<-3-,$-;A/, :.A-.%-(-:S-2-3%-.-;R.-0-.0J<-/,
My teacher, Professor Jones, is from Britain. (%:A-.$J-c/-+J-.$J-c/-(J/-3R-)R/-?A-/A-.LA/-)A-/?-;R%-2-;A/,)
He has gone to Alice Springs, a small town in the center of Australia. (#R-<%-AR-?A-NA-;:A-vJ-2<-;R.-0:A-
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{.-(,
1. We’d like /A we would like ;A?-2#?-:VA-;A/, would like ;%-2lA-2!<-IA-2>.-!%?->A$-;A/, .0J<-/, I’d
L?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
2. Stay for another month /A“.-.%-^-$&A$-=-:.$-0”;A-.R/-;A/, another 2!R=-/?-o/-0<
“.-.%-…$&A$…”$A-.R/-!R/-0-;A/-+J,
$><-.%-,
1. Why don’t you …? /A“HJ.-GA?-&A:A-KA<-3A(LJ.)…”GA-.R/-;A/-=, :.A-2!R=-/?-<%-$A-2?3-!%?-2eR.-(R$
2eR.-0-;A/,
aR2-5/-*J<-.$-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. different /A-o/-5B$-;A/-8A%-, “3A-:S-2:A”.R/-;A/, They live in different buildings. (#R-5S-3A-:S-2:A-,R$-#%-.-
words? (;A-$J-:.A-$*A?-GA-H.-0<-&A-<J.,)
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aR2-5/,
1. have got
have got /A-.LA/-;A$-/%-o/-0<-2!R=-2:A-5B$-P2-&A$-;A/-=, .J:A-/%-.R/-1=-(J< have .%-3,/-
8A%-, #-{.-/%-.->A/-+-2!R=-H2-(J,
Have you got (= Do you have) a TV-set? (HJ.-=-2f/-:UA/-;R.-.3,)
:.A-<A$?-GA-P2-!%?-,.-/?-L?-9A/-.-v-2-.%-3,/-0-;A/,
2. L?-9A/-.-v-2-.J-.0J<-/“L-2-$-$J-3R-8A$-L%-eJ?”8J?-0:A-.?-!R/-LJ.-.-;%-:I<-+J,
Return the book to me when you have finished reading it. (.0J-(<-2v?-5<-eJ?-%-=-LA/,)
2>.-L?-;R.,
4. Same /A-o/-0< as .%-3*3-.-2!R=-2-;A/,
She is in the same class as Rose.(3R-.% Rose/A-:6B/-9-$&A$-+-;R.,) I have the same question as you. (%-
=-HR.-GA-$/.-.R/-.%-3,/-0:A-SA-2-;R.,)
{.-(,
How much is (are)…? /A-.%R?-0R-*R-{2?-3%-.-2!R=-2:A-<A/-$R%-:SA-!%?-;A/, .J:A-.R/-/A“…=-|R<-3R-&A-
43-;A/”8J?-0:R,, .0J<-/,
How much is this camera? (0<-(?-:.A-=-|R<-&A-43-;A/,)
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
one 2!R=-/?-}R/-=-\J%-9A/-0:A-.%R?-0R-.J-%R?-29%-L?-(R$-!J,
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Has he got a car? No, he hasn’t got one at present. (#R-=-_%?-:#R<-(%-2-;R.-.3-3J., #R-=-.-v:%-3J.,)
one ;A?“.%R?-0R-$&A$”!R/-0:%-;R.-=, “.J”8J?-2+<-(R$
$><-.%-,
1. 2P%-,2-3A%-5B$-.%-2P%-3A/-3A%-5B$
3A%-5B$-=-2P%-,2-3A%-5B$-.%-2P%-3A/-3A%-5B$-2&?-<A$?-$*A?-?-.$<-(R$-=, #-P%?-=J/-,2-0:A-
3A:3-.%R?-0R-!R/-0-/A-2P%-,2-3A%-5B$-;A/, #-P%?-=J/-,2?-3J.-0:A-.%R?-0R-!R/-0-/A-2P%-3A/-3A%-5B$-;A/,
.0J<-/, boy(s), room(s), apple(s) ?R$?-/A-2P%-,2-3A%-5B$-;A/, water, gas, food ?R$?-/A-2P%-3A/-3A%-
2!R=-3A-(R$ $><-.%-$A-:SA-$8A-S$-0?-3A%-5B$-<A$?-:.A->/-:LJ.-0<-<R$?-<3-LJ.-,2,
2. :SA-$8A-S$-0:A-=/,
1) much 2) many 3) much 4) much 5) many
6) much 7) much 8) many 9) many 10) much
aR2-5/-?3-2&-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. not any more /A“;%-2*<-3A(LJ.)”GA-.R/-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. .LA/-;A$-$A-=?-5B$-<%-.2%-.%-$8/-.2%-$A-{.-.R.-<A$?-$*A?-;R.-=, <%-.2%-{.-.R.-GA?-2eR.-L:A-$%-9$-.J-
L-,R.-GA-lR=-2-:.R/-3#/-;A/-0-!R/-0-;A/, .0J<-/,
He wrote a book. (#R?-.0J-(-8A$-VA?-0-<J.,)
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$=-+J-2eR.-L:A-$%-9$-$A-L-,R.-2!/-0-3A/-0<, $%-9$-.J-L-,R.-MR%-3#/-;A/-0-!R/-0-/A-$8/-.2%-
{.-.R.-;A/, .0J<-/,
The book was written by a soldier. (.0J-(-:.A-/A-.3$-3A-8A$-$A?-VA?-0-<J.,)
<J.,)
The book has been translated into many languages. (.0J-(-:.A-{.-<A$?-3%-0R-8A$-=-2+<-9A/,)
2. :.?-0:A-3A%-n%-$A?-:.R.-]R-8A$-$3-i3-0:%-!R/-,2-!J,
:.?-0:A-3A%-n%-$A?-.-.%-3A%-5B$-$?=-:.R/-LJ.-/?->A%-, o/-0<-.J-=-$8/-.2%-$A-/%-.R/-;R.,
the stolen bicycle (2b?-?R%-2:A-t$?-g,)
0:A-.?-5S.-$-$J-3R-8A$-=-L-,R.-$-$J-3R-8A$-mR$?-9A/-0-!R/-0-;A/,
{.-(,
are to be put up next year ;A?“KA-=R<-28J%?-o”8J?-0-!R/-0-;A/, “be + %J?-3A/-5B$”;A?-o/-0<-3-:R%?-0:A-
L-,R.-&A$-!R/-0-;A/,
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How are we to go there? (%-5S-.J-$<-)A-v<-:PR-o-;A/,)
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
aR2-5/-:.A-<-L%-2:A-(J.-2+$?-3A%-5B$-:$:A-[R$-,2?,
Germany /'dZ3:m@ni/ :)<-3/, Italian /i't&li@n/ AA-,-=A:A-{.,
aR2-5/-?R-$&A$-0,
aR2-5/,
1. 2h-3R.-<A$-0:A-{R<,
43-}-2,) earliest (@-&%-}-2,)
$>A2-2#<-<A3-0:A-,-~.-/A-o/-0<-4J=-5B$-.%-3*3-.-2!R=-/?“….%-2#<-/…”8J?-0-!R/-0-;A/,
Life was harder then than it is today. ({2?-.J:A-:5S-2-/A-.-v-=?-.!:-#$-(J-2-8A$-<J.,)
(J?-3,R:A-<A3-0:A-,-~.-2!R=-;R.-{2?-o/-0<-.J-*A.-2#<-;=-IA-H2-#R%?->A$-2!/-;R.,
She is the oldest among us. (3R-/A-%-5S:C-P?-/?-=R-/-(J?-3,R-2-;A/,)
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In our room he gets up (the) earliest. (%-5S:C-#%-0:A-/%-/?-#R-<%-3=-=?-=%?-(J?-},)
2. $>A2-2#<-<A3-0-.%-(J?-3,R:C-<A3-0:A-P2-5=,
(1) 1-$.%?-$&A$-&/-IA-,-~.-= er .% est .R<-2,
(1) millions .% hundreds, thousand i3?-A%-!A:A-/%-2!R=-{2?-o/-0<-(A$-P%?-v<-LJ.-0-;R.,
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It’s hot there all the year round. (.J-<-=R-ZA=-2R<-5-2-(J,)
2!R=-2:A-{.-(-;A/”8J?-0:A-.R/-!R/, :.A-=?“Which” /A-:VJ=-2:A-52-5B$-;A/,
{.-(:A-.%-$8A,
as…as ;A?“….%-:S-2”!R/-0-;A/,
I’m as busy as you. (%-/A-HR.-.%-:S-2<-VJ=-2-(J,)
aR2-5/-?R-$*A?-0,
;A$-$?<,
1. gentleman /A-*J?-0:A-8J-?:A-3A%-;A/-=, “{-82?”8J?-2+<-(R$ This gentleman wants to see you. ({-
82?-:.A?-HJ.-=-,$-.$R?-9J<,)
2. Ladies and gentleman, attention please. (t3-3R-i3-0-.%-{-82?-i3-0?-,$?-3*3-:)R$-0<-8,)
aR2-5/,
1. ,A<-/ who ;A-.R/-/A“?”;A/-3R., :R/-G%-5B$-#->?-? who ;A?-}R/-=-2!/-0:A-3A-35S/-LJ.-GA-;A-$J:A-52-LJ.-0-;A/,
.0J<-/, Do you know the girl who came here this morning? (.-/%?-:.A-<-;R%-2:A-2-3R-.J-HJ.-GA?-%R-
>J?-?3,)
Those students who want to go can write down their names here. (:PR-:.R.-0:A-aR2-3-.$-$A?-:.A-<-
3A%-,R-:$R.-0<-8,)
2. ,A<-/which /A“$%”.%-, that ;A-.R/-/A“.J”;A/-3R., :R/-G%-5B$-=-=-<which .% that ;A?-}R/-=-(R?-0:A-.%R?-0R-
35S/-LJ.-GA-;A-$J:A-52-LJ.-0-;A/, .0J<-/,
It’s a small plane which can carry seven passengers. (.J-/A-:P=-28.-0-2./-,J$-0:A-$/3-P-(%-(%-
8A$-;A/,)
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We’d better catch the train that leaves at 7:30. (<2-;A/-/-%-5S?-.?-5S.-2./-.%-KJ.-!:A-!J%-2*R.-0:A-
3J-:#R<-IA-eJ?-(R.-/-=J$?,)
3. $>3-$?=-v<-IA-5B$-b%-/%-.-o/-0< whom .% which, that i3?-2#?-+J-3-VA?-G%-(R$
$J?-!R/-0:A-?-$/?-.J-!R/-=, when IA?-.J:A-}R/-IA-;A-$J?-2!/-0:A-.?-5S.-.J-!R/-0-;A/,
This is the room where we stayed last year. (:.A-/A-/-/A%-%-5S-2#.-0:A-#%-0-.J-<J.,)
They talked about the days when they were together. (#R-5S?-#R-5S-3*3-.-2#.-0:A-.?-{2?-.J-\J%-2-<J.,)
8J?-0-!R/,
I met a girl, whose father is your friend. (%-<%-:U.-0:A-2-3R-.J:A-A-1-/A-HJ.-GA-PR$?-0R-<J.,)
6. }R/-:)$-.%-eJ?-:)$
.LA/-;A$-/%-$A-,-~.-&A$-=-}R/-:)$-$3-eJ?-:)$-.<-2?-o/-0<-,-~.-$8/-8A$-P2-0-;A/, ,-~.-&A$-
=-}R/-:)$-.<-2-.0J<-/,
usual (o/-w/,) unusual (o/-w/-3-;A/-0,) tell (2>.-0,) retell (;%-2*<-2>.-0,)
un .% re $*A?-!-}R/-:)$-;A/, ,-~.-&A$-=-eJ?-:)$-.<-2-.0J<-/,
8A%-, ,-~.-#->?->A$-/AA-.J-.$-=?-P2-0-;A/-KA<, aR2-0:A-{2?-?-:.A-<A$?-=-;A.-:)R$-:5=,
7. Welsh /A“Wales” ;A-8J?-0:A-.R/-;A/-=, Welsh /A Wales ;Ao/-5B$-$A-i3-0-;A/,
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{.-(,
1. even better/A“…=?->A/-+”;A-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/, This sentence is difficult. That one is even more
difficult. (5B$-b%-:.A-/A-$R-.!:-2-8A$-;A/-=, 5B$-b%-$8/-.J-/A-}-3-.J-=?-G%-gR$?-.!:-2-8A$-<J.,)
2. A friend of Peter’s /A “Peter ;A- PR$?- 0R- 8A$” &J?- 0:A- .R/- ;A/, .J- .%- 3,/- 0< a friend of mine (his, hers,
$><-.%-,
around /A“*J-:.2?”GA-.R/-;A/, .0J<-/,
aR2-5/-?R-$?3-0,
;A$-$?<,
to hold (a festival) .?-(J/-?R$?-GA-36.-|R-%J=-2:A-.R/-;A/-=-o/-0<-U.-$8/-.2%-&/-IA-i3-0<-2J.-,R.-
0-;A/, .0J<-/, Tibetan New year is held magnificently in my hometown. The exhibition was held
last week.
aR2-5/,
passive voice U.-$8/-.2%-&/,
U.-$8/-.2%-&/-/A-$4S-2R-LJ.-0-0R-?-;A/-3A->J?-0:3-;%-/-.J-$4S-2R-3A/-0:A-{2?-?-2!R=-2-;A/-+J, .0J<-/, Rice
is grown in India. 8J?-0:A-5B$-:.A<-35S/-/-5B$-$A-$/.-/A-o-$<-/?-:V?-*J?-0-!R/-0-=?-??-2+2-0-?R$?-/A-
$4S-2R-3A/-0?-:.A<-U.-$8/-.2%-&/-IA-5B$-2!R=-/-29%-2-:.$ $8/-;%-, This school was built in 1980.
He was invited for dinner. 2&?-=-35S/-/:%-5B$-$A-2!/-L-$4S-2R-/A-<J-<J<-aR2-9-.J-1980=R<-24$?-0-.%-
#R-.$R%-}<-$./-:SJ/-8?-9A/-0-!R/-0-=?-?-8A$-$A?-L-2-.J-$*A?-LJ.-0-$4S-2R<-3A-!R/-0-;A/, .J-/-U.-$8/-.2%-
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&/-IA-5B$-$A-i3-0-/A, be + :.?-9A/-5B$-$A-i3-0(written, seen, spoken)v<-;A/, ;%-$&A$-2>.-/, LJ.-0-
0R-%J?-0<-.->J?-.$R?-0:A-$/?-5=-:R$ by 5B$-,%-2!R=-/?-$?=-2<-LJ.-(R$-!J, .0J<-/, The letter was
mailed by Zhaxi. The teacher was invited by Zhoma. 5B$-$A-i3-0-/Abe + :.?-9A/-5B$-$A-i3-0(written,
seen, spoken) + by 5B$-,%"v<-;A/, :.A<-.0J<-2eR.-$8/-:$:-28$-!J-U.-<%-.2%-&/-.%-$8/-.2%-&/-
$*A?-&%-2#<-/,
U.-<%-.2%-&/, U.-$8/-.2%-&/,
The teacher corrects our homework. The package has been mailed by Bob.
The news surprised me. The door will be opened.
Bob has mailed the package. Our homework is corrected by the teachers.
I will open the door.
I was surprised by the news.
:.A<-aR2-5/-/%-$A-5B$-:$:-S%?-;R.-0?-.R%-2-LR?,
The horses are ridden at full gallop across the grassland.
Songs are sung in both Tibetan and Chinese.
Dances are performed by men and women together.
aR2-5/-?R-28A-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. herdsmen /A-:VR$-0:A-3%-5B$-;A/-=, .J:A-$&A$-5B$-/Aherdsman ;A/, :VR$-0-=-.-.% nomad ;%-9J<,
3. worship /A-$R%-.-2!<-2:3-3(R.-:2=-L?-0:A-.R/-;%-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. yak, cow, goat, horse ?R-?R:C-3%-5B$-/A yaks, cows, goats, horses 2&?-;A/-=, sheep /A-$&A$-5B$-.%-3%-
5B$-$*A?-!-!J-$9$?-3A-:I<-2-;A/,
2. yak /A-$;$-.%-, female yak /A-:VA-;A-3A%-;A/, :.A:A-/%-$A female /A-3R-,A:A-3A%-.%-, male /A-.J:A-,.-!:A-5B$-!J-
1R-3R-$*A?-=?-1R-;A/,
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3. roasted barley mixed with butter, cheese, tea and a little sugar. /A-/?-2dR?-3-2+$?-0-.%-, K<-2,
aR2-5/-?R-s-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. founder /A found ;A-eJ?-?-er .<-+J-P2-0-;A/-=, .J-=? found /A-$?<-$+R.-LJ.-0:3-YR=-:LJ.-0-;A-.R/-;A/-
3-.%-2!R.-0:A-~/-5B$-$A-.R/-;A/,
3. lama /A-]-3-.%-.$J-:./-0:A-3A%-;A/-=, monk ;%-9-2:A-3A%-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. Buddha /A-?%?-o?-2&R3-w/-:.?-.%-, Buddhism /A-?%?-o?-(R?-=$?, Buddhist /A-?%?-o?-(R?-=$?-
0-.%-/%-0-?%?-o?-0:A-.R/-;A/,
2. image /A-{-:S:A-.R/-;A/-=, statue ;%-9J<,
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aR2-5/-?R-S$-0,
;A$-$?<,
5. seclusion /A- .2J/- 0<- $/?- 0:A- .R/- ;A/- =, 353?- =- 2#.- 0< to meditate 9J<- 8A%- , 353?- 0- 2- = hermit
9J<,
6. accomplished /A-L-5B$-$A-l-2:A-i3-0 accomplish =-ed .<-0?-.?-:.?-0<-P2-0-;A/-=-.J-/A-.3A$?-;=-
$%-8A$-3%R/-0<-:I<-2:A-(J.-.-L-2-8A$-212-0<-:)$-!J, .J:A-3A%-5B$-$A-i3-0-/A-accomplishment ;A/-
=-P2-:V?-=-$R .0J<-/ great accomplishment v-2-;A/,
7. architecture /A-A<-=?-<A$-0-.%-29R-2!R.-GA-.R/-;A/-+J, architect /A-A<-=?-0-.%-29R-2!R.-0:A-.R/-;A/,
=-$R-2-.% -s.<-0?-3%-5B$-+-I<, .J-/-:.A<-o=-2R-YR%-24/-|3-0R-<A%-$A-YA.-:6B/-?-#R%?-i3?-=-$R-.$R?,
9. historical material ,A< material /A-.%R?-0R-.%-o-(<-$R-/:%-:.A<-=R-o?-IA->=-m?-=-$R-2-;A/,
aR2-5/,
1. aR2-5/-:.A-/A-=R-o?-3A-$-353?-.R<-LJ.-0-$4S-2R-;A/-0?-,A<-2+%-$A-:.?-5B$-3%-.-2!R=-;R.-0-;A/,
2. aR2-5/-/%-$A emperor /A-$R%-3:A-.R/-;A/
aR2-5/-?R-2./-2,
;A$-$?<,
1. altitudes /A-o-35S:A-%R?-GA-3,R-5.-$-:S-;A/-0:A-.R/-;A/-=, elevation ;%-.R/-$&A$-$R
2. efficient adaptations =? efficient /A-/?-0-.%-(-nJ/-=-$R-2-.% adaptation /A-$R3?-0--.%-:UR.-
0:A-.R/-;A/, -s.<-2?-3%-5B$-!R/-0?-/-5A$-,A:A-.R/-/A-#R<-;$-$%-8A$-=-$R3?-0:A-(-nJ/-3%-0R-;R.-0-!R/-/R,
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3. cope with L-.%R?-$%-8A$-=-#-$+.-0-.%-$/.-.R/-?R$?-,$-$&R.-0:A-;A/, .0J<-/, cope with problems.
=-:VJ=-:SA?-3J.-0-8J?-0:R,
aR2-5/,
1. It is estimated that there are now around 10,000 wild yaks. 5S.-lA?-LJ.-0-v<-/-.-v-:VR%-cR.-OA-$&A$-;?-
|%-/?-2.J-,%-%%-:5S-2-<R=-,2-0<-LJ.-0-<J.,
4. A lead yak makes the trail and the others follow in single file carefully stepping in the leader’s
footsteps. $-S%?-3#/-IA-$;$-cR.-&A$-$A?-=3-OA.-&A%-$8/-0-i3?-2!<-UJ%-$&A$-+-21A$?->A%-.=-2<-%%-
$-OA.-3#/-IA-kA$-eJ?-?-%R-8A%-:PR,
5. After a gestation period of nine months. ^-.$:A-3%=-43-0:A-.?-{2?-GA-eJ?-?,
6. It is probable that wild yaks follow the calving pattern of domesticated yaks of giving birth to a
single calf in alternate years. :VR%- cR.- ;%- HA3- 9R$-$A-U- $- 24?- !%?- .%- - :S-- 2<-=R- <J<- 2J:- $&A$- <J- 24:-
2-;A/->?-(J,
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$><-.%-,
Have you seen a wild yak? HR.-GA?-:VR%-cR.-&A$-3,R%-MR%-%3, Have you seen (:.?-9A/-=?-5B$)…}R/-(.-
LJ.- MR% -=- /3- LJ.- 0:A-.?- $?=- 2R- 3A- !R/- 0:A- L- 2- 8A$-:SA- 2:A-{2?- ?- 2!R=- 2- ;A/-=-L-5B$- $A- :.?- 9A/- =?- 5B$- $A-
i3- 0-;A/- .$R?, .0J<-/, Have you written your homework? Have you met your new teacher?
Have you been to Beijing? 2&?-=? written .% met .% been i3?-/A-:.?-9A/-=?-5B$-;A/,
aR2-5/-?R-2o.-2,
;A$-$?<,
larva :2-U$-$A-.R/-;A/-=-.J:A-3%-5B$-/A-i3-/A larvae ;A/,
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9<-2!R.2, ,-~.-KR$?-21A$?,
a /eI/ art. &A$ 8A$ >A$ (一)个, (一)位
a cup of (2+%-L:A-<A$?) )-1R<-$%-, 一杯
a little U/-2-8A$ *%-43-8A$ 一点,少量
about /@"baUt/ ad.,.-GA, :VJ=-;R., 关于
afternoon /%A:ft@"nu:n/ n. KA-SR, 下午
allergic /@"l3:dZIk/ adj (/- =R$- L%- 2:A, || People can be allergic to many substances such as some foods,
dust, pollen, fur or poisonous fluids from cysts. 过敏的,患过敏症的
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allergy /"&l@dZi/ n. (/-=R$ || A bad body response to a substance. 敏感症
always /"O:lweIz/ /3-;%-, 总是
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apartment /@"pA:tm@nt/ n. #R.-#%-, 房间
are /A:/ v. ;A/, <J., 是
atmosphere /"&tm@sfI@/ n. #R<-;$ 3#:-.2$?, 气氛
remain /rI"meIn/ vi. >=-28$ >=-gJ/, 遗留
Australian /O'streili@n/ n. AR-?A-NA<-;:A-3A,
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autumn /"O:t@m/ n.!R/-#, 秋天
away (put the clothes away) /@"weI/ adj. $/?-$8/-=, (H-2-.J-5S-1<-8R$) 离开,向(在)另一方
basket /"bA:skIt/ n. /$-$9J2, aR-3, 篮子
basketball /"bA:skItbO:l/ S-:1J/-%R-=R, r%-=A, 篮球
bath /bA:T/ n. =?-:O-2, 洗澡
be out HA3-/-3J.-0, KA-/-;R.-0, 不在(家)
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before /bI"fO:/ prep. (;A)}R/, 以前,从前,在…之前
Belgium0J-&3, 0A-=A-ZA, 比利时
big /bIg/ (J, (J/-0R, 大的
blackboard /"bl&kbO:d/ n. |R-?3, /$-0%-, 黑板
bread /bred/ n. $R-<J, 面包
breakfast /"brekf@st/ n. /%?-), 早餐
brother /"brVD@/ n. %/-^, $&J/-$&%-, 兄弟
Buddha image ?%?-o?-GA-{-:S, 佛像
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build /bIld/ vt. :6$?-20/, $?<-28J%?, 建造,创立
cake /keIk/ n. |R-%:A-2$-=J2, 蛋糕
calving pattern 2J:-24:-!%?, 产(犊)式
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center /"sent@/ n. vJ-2, 中央,中心
chair /tSe@/ n. b2-!J$?, 椅子
chanting /tSA:ntIN/ v. 3$<-3-?R$?-:.R/-0, 诵经
class /klA:s/ n. aR2-OA., :6B/-9, (一节)课,班级
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coarse grass o-lA%-2:A-C, 粗草
coffee /"kQfi/ n. #-nJ, 咖啡
cold /k@Uld/ n. (3-0, 感冒
complete /k@m"pli:t/ a. ;R%?-:P2, 完成
comrade /'kOmreid/ ]R-3,/, 同志
conversation /%kQnv@"seISn/ n. {.-(, #-2h, 对话
cope with #-$+.-.-=%?-0, 应付
cost /kQst/ n. VA/-0, <A/-$R%-, (|R<-&A-43,) 价值
counter /"kaUnt@/ n. 1R3-!J$?, 柜台
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cover /"kVv@/ vt. 2!2-0, 覆盖
cream /kri:m/ n.:R-3A, 乳脂
cyst /sIst/ n. i$-0/, || A sac of fluid, which forms in the body and is usually damaging to health.囊肿
degree /dI"gri:/ n. >J?-;R/-IA-,R2-,%-, 学位
deity /"deI@ti/ n. z, 神
desk /desk/ n. &R$-4K, 桌子
desk /desk/ n. 1R$-4K, 桌子
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different /"dIfr@nt/ a. 3A-:S-2, 不同的
do prostrations $?-K$-:5=-2, 叩长头
dress (get dressed) /dres/ v. H-2, H-2-IR/-0, (H-2-IR/-:.$-0,) 穿衣服
drive /draIv/ vi. #-=R-LJ.-0, (:.?-5B$drove)开车,驾驶
early /"3:li/ a. 8R$?-0-}-3R, 早的
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efficient adaptations 1/-0:A-(-nJ/, :UR.-0:A-(-nJ/-.%-/?-0, 有效适应能力
English /"INglIS/ n..LA/-;A$ 英语
Europe /'ju@r@p/ n. ;R-<R2-\A%-, 欧洲
Europe /'ju@r@p/ n.;R-<R2-\A%-, 欧洲
every /"evri/ a. <J-<J, 每个
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every other (every other week) $9:-:#R<-$*A?-<J:A-/%-,J%?-<J<, 每隔 (每隔一周)
excuse /Ik"skju:s/ vt. .$R%?-0-3-:5S3, 原谅
farmer /"fA:m@/ n. 8A%-2, 农民
female (female yaks) /"fi:meIl/ adj. 3R, (:VA,) 雌的,(雌牦牛)
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festival /"festIvl/ n. .?-(J/, 节日
find, found :5S=-2, fJ.-0, 寻找
firm /f3:m/ n.!%-9A, 公司
flat /fl&t/ n. #R.-#%-, 公寓
flight /flaIt/ n.:1<-2, 飞
foot of a mountain <A-2R:C-:.2?-?:3-<A-:.2?-8A$ 山脚
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for sale :5S%-, 待售,出售的
garden /"gA:dn/ n. 3J-+R$-<-2, 花园
gas /g&s/ n. ?R=-_%?, 煤气
gentleman /"dZentlm@n/ n. {-82?, 先生
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get along :VJ=-:SA?, 与(某人)保持良好的关系
get up 3=-=?-=%?-0, 起床
glad /gl&d/ adj..$:-2, 高兴
go /g@U/ vi.:PR, 走
goat /g@Ut/ n. <-3, 山羊
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half /hA:f/ a. & n. KJ.-! 半, 一半
happen /"h&p@n/ vi. L%-2, 发生
hard /hA:d/ a. @<-2lR/, Y-3OJ$?,努力
has got ;R.-0, 有, 持有
herdsman /"ha:dzman/ n. :VR$-0, 牧人
high /haI/ a. 3,R/-0R, 高的
hill /hIl/ n. <A-(%-, .J:-:2<,小山,小丘,山岗
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historical material =R-o?-GA-.%R?-m?-?3->=-gJ/, 历史资料,历史材料
history /"hIstri/ n. =R-o?, 历史
hospital /"hQspItl/ n. (/-#%-, 医院
的,发育未全的
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impression /Im"preSn/ n. 2$-($?, :(<-$%-, 印象
in search of :5S=-28A/-0:A-OR., ---:5S=-2:3-8A2-:)$-LJ.-0, 寻找
India /'Indi@/ o-$<, 印度
infection /In"fekSn/ n. :$R?-/.-.3-<A3?-/., || Something that causes a disease in a body, so the body
intestines /In"testIns/ n. o-3, || The part of the body into which the remains of food passes after the
stomach. 肠
is /iz/ v. <J., 是
Japan/dZ@"p&n/ n. :)<-0/, 日本
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job /dZOb/ n. =?-! 工作
journey /"dZ3:ni/ n. v-{R<, 旅行
kitchen /"kItSIn/ n. $;R?-#%-, 厨房
lady /"leIdi/ n. t3-3R, 女士
lake /leIk/ n. 35K:, 湖
Lama /"la:m@/ n. 9-2, 喇嘛
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last /lA:st/ adj. (J?-3,:-3:A, 最终, 最后的
leap year 5K?-z$-;R.-0:A-=R, 闰年
leather boots !R-2-=?-29R?-0:A-:)<-g, 皮靴
lesson /"lesn/ n. aR2-,/, 课程 课
letter /"let@/ n.:UA/-;A$ 信
life /laIf/ a. 5K-YR$, 生命
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live (live in) /lIv/ vi. #R.-0, (/%-.-#R.-0,) 居住
liver /"lIv@/ n. 3(A/-0, || A large organ of the body, which is a cleaning organ for the body.肝脏
liverworm 3(A/-YA/, 肝虫
livestock /"laIvstQk/ n. |R-K$?, 家畜,牲畜
long-sleeved 1-,%-<A%-2R, 长袖的
love /lVv/ vt..%?-2, .$:-2, 喜爱,爱
lunch /lVntS/ n. $%-5B$?, SR?-), 午餐
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man /m&n/ n. 1R, *J?-0, 男人
map /m&p/ n.?-O, 地图
me /mi:/ pron. %-, 我
meat /mi:t/ n. > 肉
meat /mi:t/ n. >, 肉
meeting /"mi:tIN/ n. 5S$?-:.-:5S$?-0, 5S$?-:., 开会
mile /maIl/ n. .LA/-=J, 英里
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million /"mIlj@n/ n. ?-;, 百万
ministers /"mInIst@(r)s/ n. ]R/-0R, 大臣
moment /"m@Um@nt/ n.;/-43, 瞬间
money /"mVni/ n. |R<-3R, 钱
mountain god $8A-2.$ 土地神,山神
music /"mju:zIk/ n. <R=-.L%?, 音乐
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musical /"mju:zIkl/ a. 1-.L%?-GA, 音乐的
mutton /"mVtn/ n. =$-> 羊肉
mutton /"mVtn/ n. =$->, 羊肉
my /maI/ pron. %-;A, 我的
nationality /%n&S@"n&l@ti/ n. o=-#R%?, 国籍
neighbor /"neIb@/ n. HA3-35K?, 邻居
new /nju:/ a. $?<-2, 新的
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nice (Nice to meet you.) /naIs/ a. 29%-2, ;$-0R,(HR.-.%-3)=-2-29%-,) 令人愉快的,使人高兴的,(见
到你高兴)
niece /ni:s/ noun. 5-3R, 侄女, 甥女
nine /naIn/ num..$, 九
no /n@U/ 3J., (.$$-1,) 不, 无
noodles (a bowl of noodles) /"nu:dls/ n. ,$-0, (,$-0-.!<-;R=-$%-,) 面条(一碗面条)
nurse /n3:s/ n. /.-$;R$ 护士
o’clock /@"klQk/ n..?-5S., …点, …点钟
of $A-?R$?-:VJ=-1:A-.R/, 属于(某事物)的,(某物)的
of course (R?-3-.$R?-0, 当然
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official /@"fISl/ n. $8%-$A-=?-LJ.-0, $8%-KR$?-GA:3-.0R/-<A$?-GA, 官员, 公务员
or /O:/ conj.;%-/, 或
over there 1-$A-/, 那边
palace /"p&l@s/ n. 1R-V%-, 宫殿
parasite /"p&r@saIt/ n. $8/-2gJ/-YA/-:2, || A living thing, which lives off another living thing. 寄生虫
park /pA:k/ n. \A%-$, ,A-\A%-, 公园
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park /pA:k/ n. \A%-!, ,A-\A%-, 公园
particularly /p@"tIkj@l@li/ adv. z$-0<-., H.-0<-., 独特地,显著地
piano /pi"&n@U/ n. iR-4J%-, 钢琴
pick /pIk/ vt.:,-2, 2+R$-0, 摘
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pictorial /pIk"tO:ri@l/ n. & a. 2f/-0<, 画报,有图片的,用图片表示的
plan /pla:n/n.:(<-$8A, 计划
plane /pleIn/ n. $/3-P, 飞机
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probable /"prQb@bl/ adj. ;A/->R?-(J-2:3-;A/-YA.-0:A, 很可能的,大概的
problem /"prQbl@m/ n. $/.-.R/, 问题
program /"pr@Ugr&m/ n. =J-5/, v.-3R, 节目
rain /reIn/ n. (<-:22-0, 下雨
reform movement =J$?-2&R?, 改革
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refuse /rI"fju:z/ vt. #?-3-]%?-0, 拒绝
reign /reIn/ n. .2%-+<, 统治
road /r@Ud/ n. =3, 路
roasted barley mixed with butter, cheese, tea and a little sugar (zamba) l3-0,(2dR?-9A/-0:A-/?-KJ-3<-.%-
(<-2-)-.%-!-<-*%-%-8A$-.%-2YJ?-/?-29R?-0-;A/,) 糌粑
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room /ru:m; rUm/ n. #%-2, 房间
school /sku:l/ n. aR2-9, 学校
school-girl 2-3R-aR2-9-2, (中小学)女生
season /"si:zn/ n. .?-5B$?, 季节
secretary /"sekr@tri/ n. S%-;A$ 秘书
sell, sold 24S%-2, 卖, 销售
serve /s3:v/ vt. 82?-8, 服务
service /"s@:vis/ v. 82?-:.J$?, 服务
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seven /"sevn/ num. 2./, 七
seventeen /%sevn"ti:n/ num. 2&-2./, 十七
:$:-8A$
several /"sevr@l/ adj. & n. 几(次), (个) 数个
she /Si:/ pron. 3R, 她
sheep /Si:p/ n. =$ 羊
sheep /Si:p/ n. =$ 羊
sheepskin =$-x$?, 羊皮
shirt /S3:t/ noun. 5B=-=J/, 衬衫
shun contact :VJ=-:SA?-.!R/-0, 避免接触
sing (\-?R$?)=J/-0, 唱
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sit /sIt/ v. 4S$-0, ?<-2#.-0, 坐
slaughter house or abattoir 2>R?-<, || A building where animals are killed for food. 屠宰场
small /smO:l/ a. (%-(%-, 小的
so /s@U/ a..J<-2gJ/, 所以
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Spanish/"sp&niS/ adj & n?A-0/-IA-{.-;A$ 西班牙语
spring /sprIN/ n..JA.-! 春天
start off :PR-:$R-2l3?-0, 出发
state /steIt/ n. #=, NA$ 州 邦
street /stri:t/ n. Y%-=3, 街道
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successful /s@k"sesfl/ a. =J$?-:P2-L%-2, 成功的, 圆满的
summer /"sVm@/ n..L<-#, 夏天
summer /"sVm@/ n..L<-#, 夏天
supper /"sVp@/ n..$R%-), /2-5=, 晚餐
supper /"sVp@/ n..$R%-9?, 晚餐, 晚饭
surefooted b%-2-2g/-0, 脚踏实地的,稳当的
sweat glands 5-2:A-kJ/-2, 汗腺
table /"teIbl/ n. 3./-&R$ &R$-4K, 桌子
Tang Dynasty ,%-o=-<2?, 唐朝
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tapeworm /"teipw@:m/ n. o-YA/-/<-3R, || A parasite which attaches itself to the intestines and can travel
tax /t&ks/ n. O=-.%=, 税款
tea ), 茶
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these /Di:z/ pron.:.A-.$ 这些
thing /TIN/ n..%R?-0R, 东西
thirty /"T3:ti/ num.?3-&, 三十
those /D@Uz/.J-5S, .J-.$ 那些
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tomb /tu:m/ n..<-?, 2%-?R, 坟墓
tomorrow /t@"mQr@U/ n.?%-*A/, 明天
translation /tr&nz"leISn/ n. =R-4, 2+<-(R?, 翻译
travel /"tr&vl/ vi.;=-{R<-LJ.-0, 旅游 旅行
tree /tri:/ n. #R%-2R, 树
tube /tju:b/ n. 3.R%-3R, &-$ 管子,筒
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TV set (television) 2f/-:UA/, 电视
university /%ju:nI"v3:s@ti/ n. aR2-9-(J/-3R, 大学
unusual /Vn"ju:Zu@l; -Z@l/ ad. o/-w/-3A/-0, 异常的, 不平常的
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violent /"vaI@l@nt/ adj S$->$?-GA?, 猛烈的,强暴的
wall /wO:l/ n. I%-, 墙
wall /wO:l/ n. I%-, 墙
watch /wQtS/ vt. 2v-2, 看
we /wi:/ pron. %-5S, 我们
weather /"weD@/ n. $/3-$>A?, 天气
welcome /"welk@m/ vt..$:-2?-8, 欢迎
when /wen/ conj..?-/3-8A$-=, …的时候,
window /"wInd@U/ n. |J:-#%-, S-3, 窗户
wood-block 0%-=J2, .0<->A%-, 木板的
word /w3:d/ n. ;A-$J ,-~., 单词
work /w3:k/ n. =?-! 工作
worker /"w3:k@/ n. 29R-2, 工人
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worship /"w@:Sip/ adj. K$-:5=-2, 3(R.-:2=, 拜神,敬神
would like :,.-0-L%-2, 要, 肯
writer /"raIt@/ n. lR3-0-0R, 作者
yak /j&k/ n. $;$ 牦牛
zip code (postal code) 4$?-YA.-A%-P%?, 邮政编码
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Phonetics
1-$.%?,
.L%?-;A$-,A<-2>.-0,
1. .L%?-;A$-$A-/%-$?J?,
.LA/-;A$-=-.L%?-;A$-n%-2-&/-.%-.L%?-;A$-:1<-3-&/-<A$?-$*A?-?-2!<-;R.,
(1) .L%?-;A$-n%-2-&/,
1-:LA/-{2?-tJ-%R?-GA-:2<-.-,R/-?:A-}-$8$-=-2gJ/-/?-.$<-/,
1) tJ-lJ:A-.L%?-;A$ [i:] [i] [e] [&]
3) tJ-.GA=-.L%?-;A$ [@:] [@]
1-:LA/-0:A-{2?-?-3(-+R:C-i3-:I<-=-2gJ/-/?-.L%?-;A$-n%-2-&/-=-/%-$?J?-.$<-/,
1) 3(-&R<-&R<-IA-1, [u:] [u] [O:] [O]
1:A-<A%-,%-$A-(-/?-.L%?-;A$-n%-2<-/%-$?J?-.LJ-/,
1) 1-<A%-, [i:] [u:] [O:] [a:] [@:]
.L%?-;A$-n%-2:A-1-:LA/-?-/A-$>3-IA-<A-3R:C-/%-.-2#?-(R$
2..0J<-2eR.,
(1) tJ-lJ:A-.L%?-;A$
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[I:]
[e]
bench
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(2) tJ-gA%-.L%?-;A$
a:]
[O]
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2)Read and compare. ([R$-0-.%-2#<-2,]
[@:]
her, bird, shirt, nurse, purse, turnip
[@]
latter, mister, 16H miner, 17H driver, afternoon, 18H teacher, 19H
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(4) .L%?-;A$-:1<-3,
1) Practice the following sounds and words. $>3-$?=-IA-;A-$J:A-:.R/-!%?-.%-,-~.-=-2*<-.R%-LR?,
[ei]
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[@u] [au] [O:] [ai] [&]
[k@u] [kau] [kO:] [kait] [k&t]
[h@u] [hau] [hO:] [gaid] [g&d]
[r@u] [rau] [rO:] [taip] [t&p]
[t@ut] [taut] [tO:t] [daid] [d&d]
[b@ut] [baut] [bO:t] [paip] [p&p]
[S@ud] [Saud] [SO:t] [baik] [b&k]
[sait] [s&t]
[fait] [f&t]
[rait] [r&t]
[hait] [h&t]
3)Read and compare. [R$-0-.%-2#<-2,
$?=-LJ.-,A<-2>.-0,
1. $?=-LJ.-;A-$J:A-/%-$?J?,
(1) 1-:LA/-5=-IA-(-/?-.LJ-/,
5) tJ-:P3-;A-$J, [l]
(2) 1-:LA/-?:A-(-/?-.LJ-/,
1) 3(, [p] [b] [m] [w] 4) ?R-.%-fA=, [t] [d] [s] [z] [ts] [dz]
[n] [l]
2) ?R-.%-3(, [f] [v]
5) ?R-.%-fA=-IA-/%-KR$?, [r] [tr] [dr]
3) ?R-.%-tJ, [T] [D]
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6) b/-.%-?R-fA=, [S] [z] [tS] [dZ] 8) b/-1$ [k] [g] [N]
7) b/, [j] 9) 1-|R, [h]
(3) PJ-2-;R-:$=-LJ.-3A/-IA-(-/?-.LJ-/,
2. .0J<-2eR.,
(1) 2!$-.LJ-&/-IA-;A-$J,
[I:]
city, window
[e]
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(2) ,R$?-<J$-&/-IA-;A-$J,
see, miss, sickle, sock, saw, stool, school, this, bus, pencil, desk, pass, glass,
horse
[z] Is
[S]
(3) U.-<J$-&/-IA-;A-$J,
[tS] bench, teacher, watch, picture
[dZ] jeep, John, jacket, village, soldier
[ts] boats, boots, shirts, skirts, plates, kites, carts, baskets, bullets, streets, jackets
[dz] birds, comrades, spades, blackboards
[tr] tree, train, tractor, truck, street
[dr] driver, drum
(4) $-*J?-;A-$J,
[m] morning ['mO:niN], my [mai], name [neim]
[n] night [nait], name [neim], nurse [n@:s], fine [fain], son [sVn]
[N] morning ['mO:niN], evening ['I:veniN], thank [T&Nk]
(5) tJ-:P3-;A-$J,
(6) .L%?-$?=-*A?-w/-&/,
[w] well [wel], wife [waif], worker ['w@:k@], what [wOt], wheel [wi:l]
[j] you [ju:], your [jO:], young [jVN]
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Exercises
.%-$8A,
1. Read and compare. [R$-0-.%-2#<-2,
Table One.
[i] [e] [e] [ei] [I:]
[it] [et] [bet] [beit] [bi:t]
[mid] [met] [pet] [peid] [pi:t]
[nit] [net] [met] [meit] [mi:t]
[pin] [pen] [net] [neim] [ni:d]
[tin] [ten] [led] [leid] [li:d]
[din] [den] [bel] [beil] [pi:l]
[tint] [tent] [sel] [seil] [si:l]
[mint] [ment] [Sed] [Seid] [Si:t]
[tim] [temz] [fel] [feil] [fi:l]
Table Two.
[e] [&] [ai]
[b] [bet] [b&t] [bait]
[d] [ded] [d&d] [daid]
[s] [set] [s&t] [sait]
[n] [net] [n&p] [nait]
[l] [led] [lait] [l&p]
[p] [pel] [p&l] [pail]
[t] [temsz] [t&p] [taip]
[m] [met] [m&t] [mait]
Table Three.
[@u] [O:] [@u]
[b@ut] [bO:t] [b@u]
[d@up] [dO:] [d@ut]
[p@uz] [pO:z] ['p@ud@]
[k@ut] [kO:t] [k@utS]
[S@ud] [SO:t] [S@ut]
[l@ud] [lO:d] [l@ud]
[t@un] [tO:n] [t@un]
[k@uz] [klO:z] [kl@udz]
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Table Four.
[a:] [V] [O]
[ka:t] [kVt] [kOt]
[Sa:k] [SVt] [SOp]
[kla:k] [klVb] [klOk]
[ba:k] [bVks] [bOks]
[dZa:] [dZVg] [dZOb]
[ba:z] [bVs] [bOs]
[ba:m] [bVmp] [bOm]
[ba:n] [bVn] [bOnd]
Table Five.
[@u] [u:] [u]
[b@ut] [bu:t] [buk]
[h@u] [hu:] [huk]
[r@uu] [ru:d] [rum]
[k@ul] [ku:l] [kud]
[p@ul] [pu:l] [pul]
[S@u] [Su:] [Sud]
[n@ut] [nu:s] [nuk]
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