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6.1
BOOK SIX, LESSON ONE
N: Welcome to Lesson One. wl(cm)tlso
Listen to this conversation. lsttscvst
MARY BETH: Hello. hl
STEVEN: Hi, Mary Beth. hmrbt
It's Steven. it(s)tv
MARY BETH: Oh, hi. oh
How are you? hw(a)y
STEVEN: Fine, thanks. ftks
I just want to give you the schedule. ijswtgv(y)tscd
MARY BETH:Great. grt
I'll get a pencil . . . ilgt(a)pc
OK. ok
STEVEN: We'll finish this show the day after tomorrow. wlfnststdy(a)fttmr
That's Wednesday. ttwsd
Then you'll have a week off. tylhv(a)wk(o)f
MARY BETH: Oh, terrific. otrfc
I'll have more time to spend with my kids. ilhvmtmtspwtmkd
STEVEN: We'll rehearse the next show on Thursday of next week. wlrhstnxsw(o)tsdy(o)fnxwk
MARY BETH: You mean I won't have to work until then? ymn(i)wt(h)vtwk(u)tt
STEVEN:That's right. ttrt
Then we'll shoot for two weeks. twlsftwks
MARY BETH: Wonderful. wdf
N: Now listen to the conversation again. nlsttcvstn(a)g
MARY BETH: Hello. hl
STEVEN: Hi, Mary Beth. hmrbt
It's Steven. it(s)tv
MARY BETH: Oh, hi. oh
How are you? hw(a)y
STEVEN: Fine, thanks. ftks
I just want to give you the schedule. ijswtgv(y)tscd
MARY BETH: Great. I'll get a pencil grt ilgt(a)pc
...OK. ok
STEVEN: We'll finish this show the day after tomorrow. wlfnststdy(a)fttmr
That's Wednesday. ttwsd
Then you'll have a week off. tn(y)lhv(a)wk(o)f
MARY BETH: Oh, terrific. otrfc
I'll have more time to spend with my kids. ilhvmtmtspwtmkd
STEVEN: We'll rehearse the next show on Thursday of next week. wlrhstnxsw(o)tsdy(o)fnxwk
MARY BETH: You mean I won't have to work until then? ymn(i)wt(h)vtwk(u)tt
STEVEN: That's right. ttr
Then we'll shoot for two weeks. twlsftwks
MARY BETH: Wonderful. wdf
How I go to asking some questions about this conversation. nimgitask(y)smqsts(a)btscvst
Listen carefully. lscfl
Number One. nbo
Who's talking? wstk
M:Steven and Mary Beth are talking. stvamrbt(a)tk
N:Number Two. nbt
What are they talking about? wt(a)ttkabt
F:They're talking about the schedule. trtkabtscd
N:Number Three. nbtr
What does Steven do for a living? wt(d)stvdfr(a)lv
M:He's a director. hs(a)drct
N:Number Four. nbf
What does Mary Beth do? wt(d)smrbtd
F:She's an actress. ss(a)n(a)ts
N:Number Five. nbfv
Does she have any children? dshv(a)ncd
M:Yes, she does. ysds
N:Number Six. nbsx
Does she feel happy about the schedule? dsfhpy(a)btscd
F:Yes, she does. ysds
N:Number Seven. nbsv
When will they finish this show? wwtfnsts
M:They'll finish this show the day after tomorrow. tlfnststdy(a)fttmr
N: Number Eight. nbet
When will they rehearse the next show? wwtrhstnxt(s)
F:They'll rehearse the next show on Thursday of next week. tlrhstnxt(s)otsdofnxtwk
N: Number Nine. nbn
How long will they shoot? hlwtst
M:They'll shoot for two weeks. tlstftwks
N: Number Ten. nbt
How long will Mary Beth have off? hlwmrbthv(o)f
F: She'll have a week off. slhv(a)wkof
N: Now let's review Mary Beth's schedule. nltrvmrbt(s)cd
Will she have to work tomorrow? wshvtwtmr
I say, "Tomorrow? is tmr
Yes." And you say. . . ys adys
F: She'll have to work tomorrow. wlhvtwktmr
N:I say, "Thursday? No." is tsd n
And you say.. . adys
F:She won't have to work on Thursday. swthvtwk(o)tsd
N:Now you try it. nyty(i)t
Tomorrow? Yes. tmr ys
F:She'll have to work tomorrow. slhvtwktmr
N:Thursday? No. tsd n
F:She won't have to work on Thursday. swthvtwk(o)tsd
N:Friday? No. frd n
F:She won't have to work on Friday. swthvtwk(o)frd
N:The weekend? No. twkd n
F:She won't have to work on the weekend. swthvtwk(o)twkd
N:Monday? No. md n
F:She won't have to work on Monday. swthvtwk(o)md
N:Tuesday? No. tsd n
F:She won't have to work on Tuesday. swthvtwk(o)tsd
N:Wednesday? No. wsd n
F:She won't have to work on Wednesday. swthvtwk(o)wsd
N:Until next Thursday? No. utnxtsd n
F:She won't have to work until next Thursday. swthvtwk(u)tnxtsd
N:Next Thursday? Yes. nxtsd ys
F:She'll have to work next Thursday. slhvtwknxtsd
N:Greg and Sheila are talking. grgaslatk
Let’s listen. ltls
M:I know, Sheila. Let's have a picnic. iksllthv(a)pcnc
What about the day after tomorrow? wt(a)btdy(a)fttmr
F:Great idea. grt(i)da
We can invite everyone. wcn(i)vt(e)vo
M:We'll have it in the park. wlhv*i(t(i)tpk
We'll have lots of food. wlhvlt(o)ffd
F:I'll bring a salad. ilbrasld
Oh, and I'll bring knives and forks. oan(i)lbrnvs(a)fks
M:Good. Let's see. gd lts
You'll bring knives and forks. ylbrnvs(a)fks
I'll bring some sandwiches. ilbrsmsdwcs
Fran will bring something for dessert. frwbrsmtfdst
Maybe she'll make a fruit salad. mbslmk(a)frsld
F:Harry loves picnics. hrlvspcncs
He'll come. He'll bring beer. hlcm hlbrbe
His girlfriend will come too. She'll bring something, hsgfrwcmt slbrsmt
I'm sure. What about another salad? ims wt(a)bt(a)ntsld
M:Great. grt
I'll ask her. ilask(h)
Oh, and Marge and Fred. oamg(a)grd
What about them? wt(a)btm
F:They'll bring tacos. tlbrtcs
They always do. tawsd
N: Listen to the conversation again. lsttcvstn(a)g
Notice what each person will bring to the picnic. ntcwtecpswbrttpcnc
M:I know, Sheila. issl
Let's have a picnic. lthv(a)pcnc
What about the day after tomorrow? wt(a)btdy(a)fttmr
F:Great idea. grt(i)da
We can invite everyone. wcn(i)vt(e)evo
M:We'll have it in the park. wlhv(i)t(i)tpk
We'll have lots of food. wlhvlt(o)ffd
F:I'll bring a salad. ilbrasld
Oh, and I'll bring knives and forks. oan(i)lbrnvs(a)fks
M:Good. Let's see. gd lts
You'll bring knives and forks. ylbrnvs(a)fks
I'll bring some sandwiches. ilbrsmswcs
Fran will bring something for dessert. frwbrsmtfdst
Maybe she'll make a fruit salad. mbslmk(a)frsld
F:Harry loves picnics. hrlvspcncs
He'll come. hlcm
He'll bring beer. hlbrbe
His girlfriend will come too. hsgfwcmt
She'll bring something, I'm sure. slbrsmtims
What about another salad? wt(a)bt(a)ntsld
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M:Great. I'll ask her. grt ilask(h)
Oh, and Marge and Fred. What about them? oamg(a)frd wt(a)btm
F:They'll bring tacos. They always do. tlbrtcs tawsd
N:Now listen while Greg and Sheila go over their list for the picnic. nlswgrg(a)slgovtlstftpcnc
See if you can make some sentences. sif(y)cmksmstcs
For example, you hear.. . fr(e)xap yh
F:Let's see. Harry. Beer. ltshrbe
N:And you say. adys
M:He'll bring some beer. hlbrsmbe
N:Or you hear. . . oyha
F:Fran. Dessert. fr dst
N:And you say . . . adys
M:She'll bring some dessert. slbrsmdst
N:Now let's try it. nltty(i)t
Harry. Beer. hr be
M:He'll bring some beer. hlbrsmbe
N:Fran. Dessert. fr dst
M:She'll bring some dessert. slbrsmdst
N:Marge and Fred. Tacos. mgafrd tcs
M:They'll bring some tacos. tlbrsmtcs
N:Sheila. Knives and forks. sl nvsafks
M:She'll bring some knives and forks. slbrsmnvs(a)fks
N:Harry's girlfriend. hrsgfd
Another salad. antsld
M:She'll bring another salad. slbrantsld
N:Greg. Some sandwiches. grg smswcs
M:He'll bring some sandwiches. hlbrsmswcs
N:Let's practice what I say. ltprtcwt(i)s
Ready? rd
sandwiches swcs
wiches wcs
sandwiches sdwcs
Now let's make some sentences. nltmksmstcs
You hear, "He'll bring some sandwiches.Dessert." yha hlbrsmswcs dst
And you say, He'll bring some dessert." adys hlbrsmdst
You hear, "He'll bring some dessert. She'll." yha hlbrsmdst sl
And you say, adys
"She'll bring some dessert." slbrsmdst
Now let's try it. nltty(i)t
He'll bring some. hlbrsm
Sandwiches. Dessert. swcs dst
F:He'll bring some dessert. hlbrsmdst
She'll. sl
M:She'll bring some dessert. slbrsmdst
Beer. be
F:She'll bring some beer. slbrsmbe
They'll. tl
M:They'll bring some beer. tlbrsmbe
Tacos. tcs
F:They'll bring some tacos. tlbrsmtcs
I'll. il
M:I'll bring some tacos. ilbrsmtcs
A salad. asld
F:I'll bring a salad. ilbrasld
He'll. hl
M:He'll bring a salad. hlbrasld
Knives and forks. nvs(a)fks
F:He'll bring some knives and forks. hlbrsmnvs(a)fks
You'll. yl
M:You'll bring some knives and forks. ylbrsmnvs(a)fks
Beer. be
F:You'll bring some beer. ylbrsmbe
N:We're at the Stamford Airport. wr(a)tstfdapt
It's snowing outside. it(s)niosd
A lot of flights are late. al(o)fflt(a)lt
Listen carefully. lscfl
F:Because of the snow, bcs(o)ftsn
the following flights will he late. tflifltwblt
From Boston, frbst
the 12:30 will be here at 2:45. ttlvttwbhr(a)tftfv
The 1:15 will be here at 3: 15. tofftwbhr(a)trfft
The 3:00 will be here at 4:00. ttr(o)clkwbhr(a)fr(o)clk
N:Now listen. nls
You hear. . . yh
F:The 12:30 will be here at 2:45. ttlvttwbhr(a)tftfv
N:And you say . . . adys
F:The 12:30 won't be here until 2:45. ttlvttwbhr(u)ttftfv
N:You hear. . . yh
F:The 1: 15 will be here at 3: 15. tofftwbhr(a)trfft
N:And you say. . . adys
F:The 1:15 won't be here until 3:15. tofftwbhr(u)ttrfft
N:Now you try it. nyty(i)t
Ready? rd
The 12:30 will be here at 2:45. ttlvttwbhatftfv
F:The 12:30 won't be here until 2:45. ttlvttwbhuttftfv
N:The 1:15 will be here at 3:15. tofftwbhatrfft
F:The 1:15 won't be here until 3:15. tofftwbhr(u)ttrfft
N:The 3:00 will be here at 4:00. ttr(o)clkwbhafr(o)clk
F:The 3:00 won't be here until 4:00. ttr(o)clkwbhr(u)tfr(o)clk
N:From Washington, the 1:30 will be here at 3:30. frwst tottwbhatrtt
F:The 1:30 won't be here until 3:30. tottwbhr(u)ttrtt
N:The 4:45 will be here at 6:00. tfftfvwbhasx(o)clk
F:The 4:45 won't be here until 6:00. tfftfvwbhr(u)tsx(o)clk
N:From New York, the 12:55 will be here at 2:00. frnykttlvfftfvwbhato(o)clk
F:The 12:55 won't be here until 2:00. ttlvfftfvwbhr(u)tto(o)clk
N:The 6: 15 will be here at 8:30. tsxfftwbhr(a)ett
F:The 6: 15 won't be here until 8:30. tsxfftwbhr(u)tett
N:End of Lesson One. ed(o)flso
6.2
BOOK SIX, LESSON TWO
N: Welcome to Lesson Two.
In this lesson,
You’re going to take some notes,
so you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper.
Laura Saunders is applying for a job at a large company. lrsdsis(a)plifr(a)jb(a)t(a)lgcpn
Let's listen to her first interview. ltlsto(h)fstitv
M: Good morning, Miss Saunders. gdmnmsds
How can I help you? hcn(i)hp(y)
F: I want to apply for a job. iwto(a)plfr(a)jb
M: Well, what can you do? wwcn(y)d
F: I can speak French. icspkfrc
M: Oh, can you type? ocn(y)tp
F: Well, no. wn
But I don't want to be a secretary. btidwtbe(a)scrtr
M: Well, can you answer the phone? wcn(y)astp
F: I guess so, igs
but I don't want to answer phones all day. bidwt(t)asps(a)d
I want to work outdoors. iwt(t)wk(o)ds
M: Yes. Well, can you wash windows? ys wcn(y)wswds
F: Sure. But I don't want to work above the first floor. s bidwt(t)wk(a)bvtfstfl
M: No problem. nprblm
You can work in the garden. ycwk(i)tgd
Can you start tomorrow? cn(y)sttmr
F: No. I don't want to start until next month. n idwt(t)stt(u)tnxmt
M: Next month? nxmt
Why don't you call me then, Miss Saunders? wdt(y)cmtmsds
N: Now let's make some sentences. nltmksmstcs
I say, "Can answer the phone." is castp
And you say . . . adys
F: I can answer the phone. icastp
N: I say, "Want." is wt
And you say. . . adys
F: I want to answer the phone. iwtastp
N: Ready? Let's go. rd ltg
Can answer the phone. castp
F: I can answer the phone. icastp
N: Want. wt
F: I want to answer the phone. iwtastp
N: Speak Japanese. spjpns
F: I want to speak Japanese. iwtspkjpns
N: Can. c
F: I can speak Japanese. icspkjpns
N: Start tomorrow. sttmr
F: I can start tomorrow. icsttmr
N: Want. wt
F: I want to start tomorrow. iwtsttmr
N: Work outdoors. wkods
F: I want to work outdoors. iwt(t)wk(o)ds
N: Work on weekends. wk(o)wkd
F: I want to work on weekends. iwtwk(o)wkd
N: Don't. dt
F: I don't want to work on weekends. idwt(t)wk(o)wkd
N: Can't. ct
F: I can't work on weekends. icwk(o)wkd
N: Type fast. tpfst
F: I can't type fast. ictpfst
N: Can. c
F: I can type fast. ictpfst
N: Speak Italian. spk(i)tla
F: I can speak Italian. icspk(i)tla
N: Start at eight 0' clock. stt(a)et(o)clk
F: I can start at eight o'clock. icstt(a)et(o)clk
N: Want. wt
F: I want to start at eight 0' clock. iwtstt(a)et(o)clk
N: Don't. dt
F: I don't want to start at eight o'clock. idwtstt(a)et(o)clk
N: Here's Jeff. hsjf
He's talking about his schedule. hstkabhscd
Write down the times and what Jeff will be doing. rdttmsawjfwbdi
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JEFF: Let's see. lts
It's Saturday. itstd
I have a lot to do. ihv(a)ltd
At ten, I'll go to the supermarket. atilgttspmkt
At twelve thirty, atlvtt
I'll do the laundry. ildtld
At six thirty, asxtt
I'll have dinner with Amy. ilhvdnwt(a)m
N: Did you get all that? dd(y)gt(a)tt
Ten o'clock, supermarket; tn(o)clk spmkt
Twelve thirty, laundry; tlvtt ld
Six thirty, Amy. sxtt am
Now tell me if these sentences are true or false. ntme(i)ftstcsatofs
Ready? rd
JEFF: Before I do the laundry, I'll do some shopping. bfidtldildsmsp
F: True. t
JEFF: Before I go to the supermarket, l have dinner with Amy. bfigttspmktilhvdnwt(a)m
F: False. fs
JEFF: After I go to the supermarket, I'll see Amy. aftigttspmktils(a)m
F: True. t
JEFF:After I do the laundry, I'll go aftidtldilg
M: shopping. sp
F: False. fs
JEFF: Now, before I have dinner, I'll do the laundry. nbfr(i)hvdnildtld
F: True. t
JEFF: After I have dinner, I'll go shopping. aft(ri)hvdnilgsp
F: False. fs
N: Now let's talk about Sunday. nlttk(a)bsd
Write down the times and what Jeff will be doing. rdttmsawjfwbdi
JEFF: At one o'clock, aon(o)clk
I'll go see my mom. ilgsmm
At three thirty, atrtt
I'll visit my dad in the hospital. ilvsmddithspt
And at seven, ad(a)sv
I'll write a letter. ilrt(a)lt
N: Did you understand what he said? dd(y)u(u)dstwt(h)sd
One o'clock, Mom; on(o)clk m
three thirty, hospital; trtt hspt
seven, letter. sv lt
Ready? rd
JEFF: Before I go to the hospital, I'll see my mom. bfigtthsptilsmmm
F:True. t
JEFF: After I see my dad, I’ll write a letter. aft(ri)smddilrt(a)lt
F:True. t
JEFF: Before I go to the hospital, I'll write a letter. bfigtthsptilrt(a)lt
F: False. fs
JEFF: Before I go to the hospital, I'll see my mom. bfigtthsptilsmmm
F: True. t
N: Ricky is planning a trip to Stamford. rkispln(a)tptstfd
He's going to attend a business meeting. hsgito(a)td(a)bsnsmt
He's talking to Lucy at WEFL. hstktlcy(a)wefl
Let's listen. ltls
M: OK. Everything's all set. ok evts(a)st
When I arrive at the airport, you'll pick me up. wn(i)arv(a)t(e)aptylpme(u)p
F: Yes. When you land, I'll be there. ys wn(y)ld ilbt
M: If the flight's on time, we'll go directly to the office. iftflt(o)tmwlgdrctltt(e)ofc
F: If the plane leaves on time, you'll be here by ten. iftpllvs(o)tmylbhbt
M: If you're late. . . We'll go directly to lunch. if(y)rlt wlgdrctltlc
F: But I won't be late. bt(i)wblt
If you aren't late, we'll start the meeting at ten thirty. if(y)atltwlsttmtattt
M: OK. When the meeting starts, we'll talk about the new show. okwtmtsttwltk(a)btns
Is that OK with you? istt(o)kwt(y)
F: Yes. If everything goes well, you'll be free after lunch. ys if(e)vtgswylbfre(a)ftlc
M: If there's time, I'll do some shopping. iftstm(i)ldsmsp
Then I'll leave at six. tn(i)llve(a)sx
F: Frankly, I'll be happy when this meeting's over. frklilbhpwn(t)smts(o)v
M: Me too. mt
N: Now listen to the conversation again. nlsttcvstn(a)g
M: OK. Everything's all set. ok evts(a)st
When I arrive at the airport, you'll pick me up. wn(i)arv(a)t(e)aptylpme(u)p
F: Yes. When you land, I'll be there. yswn(y)ldilbt
M: If the flight's on time, we'll go directly to the office. iftflt(o)tmwlgdrctltt(e)ofc
F: If the plane leaves on time, you'll be here by ten. iftpllvs(o)tmylbhbt
If you're late. if(y)rlt
M: We'll go directly to lunch. wlgdrctltlc
But I won't be late. bt(i)wblt
F: If you aren't late, if(y)artlt
we'll start the meeting at ten thirty. wlsttmtattt
M: OK. When the meeting starts, we'll talk about the new show. okwtmtsttwltk(a)btns
Is that OK with you? istt(o)kwt(y)
F: Yes. If everything goes well, you'll be free after lunch. ys if(e)vtgswylbfre(a)ftlc
M: If there's time. iftstm
I'll do some shopping. m(i)ldsmsp
Then I'll leave at six. tn(i)lfve(a)sx
F: Frankly, I'll be happy when this meeting's over. frklilbhpwn(t)smts(o)v
M: Me too. mt
N: Now let's practice some sentences. nltprtc(s)mstcs
Repeat these sentences. rptstcs
M: She'll pick him up. slpk(h)m(u)p
When he arrives at the airport, she'll pick him up. wn(h)e(a)rvs(a)t(e)apslpk(h)m(u)p
F: She'll be there. slbt
When he lands, wn(h)ld
she'll be there. wlbt
M: They'll go to the office. tlgtt(e)ofc
If he's on time, they'll go to the office. if(h)s(o)tmtlgtt(e)ofc
F: They won't go to the office. twgtt(e)ofc
If he isn't on time, they won't go to the office. if(h)istotmtwtgtt(e)ofc
M: He'll be there by ten. hlbtbt
If he leaves on time, he'll be there by ten. if(h)lvs(o)tmhlbtbt
F: He won't be there by ten. hwtbtbt
If he doesn't leave on time, he won't be there by ten. if(h)dslv(o)tmhwtbtbt
M: They'll go to lunch. tlgtlc
If he's late, they'll go to lunch. if(h)slttlgtlc
F: They'll start the meeting at ten thirty. tlsttmt(a)ttt
If he isn't late, they'll start the meeting at ten thirty. if(h)istlttlsttmt(a)ttt
M: They'll talk about the show. tltk(a)bts
When the meeting starts, they'll talk about the show. wtmtstttltk(a)bts
F: He'll be free after lunch. hlbfraftlc
If everything goes well, he'll be free after lunch. ifevtgswhlbfr(e)aftlc
M: He'll do some shopping. hldsmsp
If there's time, he'll do some shopping. iftstmhldsmsp
F: They'll be happy. tlbhp
When the meeting's over, they'll be happy. wtmtsovtlbhp
N: End of Lesson Two. ed(o)lst
6.3
BOOK SIX, LESSON THREE
N: Welcome to Lesson Three. wl(cm)tlstr
In this lesson, itsls
you're going to take some notes, yrgittksmnt
so you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper. sylnd(a)pcad(a)pc(o)fpp
Now let's listen to a conversation. nltlsto(a)cvst
Jeff's father is in the hospital. jfsftis(i)thspt
He's talking to a nurse. hstkto(a)ns
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NURSE:Good morning. gdmn
How do you feel? hdyf
MR. BENNETT: I feel terrible. iftrb
I want a pill. iwt(a)p
NURSE: Well, you'll have a pill at ten thirty. wylhv(a)pl(a)ttt
MR. BENNETT: I won't have a pill until ten thirty! iwhv(a)pl(u)tttt
How about lunch? hw(a)btlc
NURSE: You'll have lunch at one. ylhvlc(a)o
MR. BENNETT: I won't have lunch until one! iwhvlc(u)to
When can I have visitors? wcn(i)hvvsts
NURSE: Let's see. You'll have visitors at three. lts ylhvvstsatr
MR. BENNETT: I won't have visitors until three! iwt(h)vvsts(u)ttr
NURSE: And you'll have dinner at six. ad(y)lhvdnasx
MR. BENNETT: I won't have dinner until six! Oh, boy! iwhvdnutsxoby
NURSE: Well, everything looks good. wevtlksgd
I'll see you tomorrow. ilsytmr
MR. BENNETT: I won't see her until tomorrow! iwt(s)huttmr
N: Now listen to these sentences. nlsttstcs
You hear. . . yh
F: You'll have a pill at ten thirty. ylhv(a)pl(a)ttt
N: And you say . . . adys
M: He won't have a pill until ten thirty. hwt(h)v(a)pl(u)tttt
N: Ready? Let's begin. rd ltbg
You'll have a pill at ten thirty. ylhv(a)pattt
F: He won't have a pill until ten thirty. hwhv(a)putttt
N: You'll have lunch at one. ylhvlcao
M: He won't have lunch until one. hwt(h)vlc(u)to
N: You'll have dinner at six. ylhvdnasx
F: He won't have dinner until six. hwhvdnutsx
N: You'll have visitors at three. ylhvvstsatr
M: He won't have visitors until three. hwt(h)vsts(u)ttr
N: You'll have a bath at five. ylhv(a)btafv
F: He won't have a bath until five. hwt(h)v(a)bt(u)tfv
N: You'll see me tomorrow. ylsmtmr
M: He won't see her until tomorrow. hwt(s)hr(u)ttmr
N: Now listen carefully to these sentences. nlscflttstcs
Listen to the contraction. lsttctct
You hear. . . yh
F: He'll be here. hlbh
N: And you say, adys
"He will." hw
He'll is he and will. hlishadw
You hear. . . ys
M: I'd like to go. idltg
N: And you say, adys
"I would." iwd
I'd is I and would. idisiadwd
Ready? rd
Let's go. ltg
He'll be here. hlbh
F: He will. hw
N: I'd like to go. idltg
M: I would. iwd
N: I'll see him tomorrow. ilshmtmr
F: I will. iw
N: They'll visit Jeff's father. tlvsjfsft
M: They will. tw
N: He's with a patient. hswt(a)ptt
F: He is. his
N: I'm at the hospital. im(a)thspt
M: lam. iam
N: There's nothing we can do. tsntwcd
F: There is. tis
N: It's good to hear from you. itgthfry
M: It is. it is
N: He'd like to leave. hdltlv
F: He would. hwd
N: She'll be there in a minute. hlbtin(a)mnt
M: She will. sw
N: She'd like to see her husband. sdltshhsbd
F: She would. swd
N: He's returning the call. hsrtntc
M: He is. his
N: We're worried about him. wrwrd(a)bt(h)m
F: We are. wa
N: He'll talk to the doctor. hltkttdct
M: He will. hw
N: They'd like to talk to her. tdlttth
F: They would. twd
N: Now let's listen to some telephone messages. nltlstsmtlpmsgs
Each caller leaves a phone number. eccllvs(a)pnb
Listen carefully for the number. lscflftnb
Write it down. rt(i)d
Ready? rd
F: Hi, Mildred.This is Pam. hmd(r)tsspm
I'm calling from a pay phone, imclfrm(a)pp
so you can't call me back here. syccmbk(h)e
I'll give you another number. ilgv(y)antnb
You can reach me there at four thirty. ycrcmtre(a)ftt
It's area code (203) 555-6900. itaracdtotrfvfvfvsxnoo
But I won't be there until four thirty. bt(I)wbtre(u)tftt
M: Hello, Linda. hlld
This is Oscar calling. tss(o)sccl
I thought we were going to have lunch. itwwgithvlc
Where are you? wre(a)y
It's two o'clock. itto(o)clk
If you can, if(y)c
Call me at Scotto's. cme(a)scts
That's area code (203) 555-2789. ttaracdtotrfvfvfvtsven
Thanks. tks
F: Ken, this is Anne. kn(t)ssa
I'll be in Stamford next week. ilbe(I)stfnxtwk
Can you pick me up when I arrive? cn(y)pkme(u)p(w)n(I)arv
I'll get in at three thirty. ilgtin(a)trtt
I'm at area code (202) 555-9301. im(a)aracdtotfvfvfvntroo
Got that? gt
Oh, I forgot. oifgt
I'm arriving on Tuesday the fifth. im(a)rvotsdtfft
The fifth. tfft
M: Hello, Rita. This is Dr. Bums. hlrttssdrbms
I won't be able to see you today. iwbe(a)btsytd
I have to be at the hospital all day. ihvtbe(a)thsptl(a)d
But I'll be in the office tomorrow. bilbit
I'll call you when I get in. ilcl(y)wn(i)gt(i)
Or you can call me at area code (203) 555-8096. oyccme(a)aracdtotrfvfvfvet(o)nsx
Hope you're feeling better. hp(y)rflbt
F: Lester, this is Andrea. lsttssad(r)a
I'm really upset with you. imrlupswt(y)
Why didn't you call me yesterday? wddt(y)cmystd
If I say I'll call you, if(I)silcy
I'll call you. ilcl(y)
If you say you'll call, if(y)sylc
you won't. ywt
I don't know what to do. idkwtd
Please call me. plscm
I'm at area code (203) 555-0921. im(a)aractotrfvfvfvonto
I'm really upset. imrlups
N: OK, let's see if you have the right numbers. okltsif(y)hvtrnbs
F: Pam's number is (203) 555-6900. pmsnbistotrfvfvfvsxnoo
M: Oscar's number is (203) 555-2789. oscsnbr(i)stotrfvfvfvtsven
F: Anne's number is (202) 555-9301. asnbistotfvfvfvntroo
M: Dr. Bum’s number is (203) 555-8096. drbmsnbistotrfvfvfvet(o)nsx
F: Andrea's number is (203) 555-0921. ad(r)asnbistotrfvfvfvonto
N: Now let's listen to a conversation. nltlsto(a)cvst
M: Excuse me. excsm
How do I get to the hospital? hdigtthspt
F: Very easy. vres
There are two ways to go. tr(a)twstg
Here's the first way: hstfstw
If you turn left here, if(y)tlfth
you'll see a movie theater. ylse(a)mvtt
When you get to the theater, wn(y)gtttt
you'll stay on that street. ylsty(o)tt(s)tt
When you get to the next traffic light, wn(y)gttnxttfclt
you'll make a right. ylmk(a)rt
If you stay on that street, if(y)sty(o)tt(s)tt
you'll come to the hospital. ylcmtthspt
You can't miss it. yctms(i)t
It'll be on your left. ilbe(o)ylft
N: Now let's practice these directions. nltprtctsdrcts
Repeat these sentences. rptstcs
F: If you turn left here, you'll see a movie theater. if(y)tlft(h)ylse(a)mvtt
You'll see a movie theater. ylse(a)mvtt
If you turn left here, you'll see a movie theater. if(y)tlft(h)ylse(a)mvtt
M: When you get to the theater, you'll stay on that street. wn(y)gttttylsty(o)tt(s)tt
You'll stay on that street. ylstyott(s)tt
When you get to the theater, you'll stay on that street. wn(y)gttttylsty(o)tt(s)tt
F: When you get to the next traffic light, you'll make a right. wn(y)gttnxttfcltylmk(a)rt
You'll make a right. ylmk(a)rt
When you get to the next traffic light, you'll make a right. wn(y)gtttnxttfcltylmk(a)rt
M: If you stay on that street, you'll come to the hospital. if(y)sty(o)tt(s)ttylcmtthspt
You'll come to the hospital. ylcmtthspt
If you stay on that street, You’ll come to the hospital. if(y)sty(o)tt(s)ttylcmtthspt
N: Now let's listen to the rest of the conversation. nltlsttrst(o)ftcvst
M: Now what's the other way? nwtt(e)otw
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F: Well, if you stay on it is street, wif(y)sty(o)tstt
you'll come to a marina. ylcmto(a)mrn
You can turn left here. yctlftt
When you see WEFL, you'll turn right. wn(y)sweflyltrt
If you stay on that street, you'll see the library. if(y)sty(o)tt(s)ttylstlbr
M: The library? tlbr
F: Yes. When you get to the library, ys wn(y)gttlbr
you'll see the hospital. ylsthspt
It's right behind the library. itrbhtlbr
M: Well, thanks for your help. wtksfyhp
If I get lost . . . if(I)glst
F: If you get lost, call an ambulance. if(y)glstcl(a)ablc
They'll come and pick you up. tlcm(a)pk(y)up
N: Now let's practice these directions. nltprtctsdrcts
Repeat these sentences. rptstcs
Ready? rd
F: If you stay on this street, you'll come to a marina. if(y)sty(o)tsttylcmto(a)mrn
You'll come to a marina. ylcmto(a)mrn
If you stay on this street, you'll come to a marina. if(y)sty(o)tsttylcmto(a)mrn
M: When you see WEFL, you'll turn right. wn(y)sweflyltrt
You'll turn right. yltrt
When you see WEFL, you'll turn right. wn(y)sweflyltrt
F: If you stay on that street, you'll see the library. if(y)sty(o)tsttylstlbr
You'll see the library. ylstlbr
If you stay on that street, you'll see the library. if(y)sty(o)tsttylstlbr
M: When you get to the library, you'll see the hospital. wn(y)gttlbrylsthspt
You'll see the hospital. ylsthspt
When you get to the library, you'll see the hospital. wn(y)gttlbrylsthspt
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6.4
BOOK SIX, LESSON FOUR
N: Welcome to Lesson Four. wl(cm)tlsf
Listen to this conversation between Jeff and Amy. lsttscvstbtjfaam
JEFF: She's extremely tense. ss(e)xtmlts
This is very hard on her. tssvrhd(o)n(h)
AMY: Well, she's lucky she has you here. wsslkshsyh
JEFF: I think she really needs me. itksrlndm
AMY: Why do you sound so surprised? wdysssprsd
JEFF: I don't know. idk
This may sound strange, tsmsst(r)g
but it's the first time I'm the one in charge bittfstm(I)mtoicg
-not my father or mother or older brother. nmftomtoodbrt
They're all relying on me. tr(a)rliom
N: Now listen to these sentences: nlsttstcs
They all have adjectives. tal(h)vajtvs
Say the adjectives. st(e)ajtvs
You hear, "She's lucky." yhsslk
And you say, "Lucky." adyslk
Let's begin. ltbg
She's lucky. sslk
M: Lucky. lk
N: The music was beautiful. tmswsbtf
F: Beautiful. btf
N: The news was awful. tnswsaf
M: Awful. af
N: She was perfect in the part. swspft(I)tpt
F: Perfect. pfct
N: The reviews were wonderful. trvswwdf
M: Wonderful. wdf
N: He's a brilliant new star. hs(a)brlanst
F: Brilliant. brlat
N: They had a good director. thd(a)gdrct
M: Good. gd
N: The cast was strong. tcstwst®
F: Strong. st(r)
N: He was worried about his father. hwswrd(a)bt(h)sft
M: Worried. wrd
N: She was happy about the reviews. hwshpy(a)btrvs
F: Happy. hp
N: The show was terrible. tswstrb
M: Terrible. trb
N: She was nervous and tense. swsnvsats
F: Nervous and tense. nvsats
N: She's a sensitive actress. ssasstve(a)ts
M: Sensitive. sstv
N: Now you're going to hear two words. nyrgithtwd
Are they the same or different? attsmodfrt
You hear, "Brilliant. Brilliant." yhbrlatbrlat
And you say, "The same." adystsm
You hear, "Wonderful.Wonderfully." yhwdfwdfl
And you say, "Different." adysdfrt
Ready? rd
Brilliant. Brilliant. brlatbrlat
F: The same. tsmsstg
N: Wonderful. wdf
Wonderfully. wdfl
M: Different. dfrt
N: Sensitively. sstvl
Sensitive. sstv
F: Different. dfrt
N: Quickly. qkl
Quickly. qkl
M: The same. tsm
N: Smoothly. smtl
Smoothly. smtl
F: The same. tsm
N: Terrible. trb
Terribly. trbl
M: Different. dfrt
N: Happily. hpl
Happily. hpl
F: The same. tsm
N: Perfectly. pftl
Perfectly. pftl
M: The same. tsm
N: Beautiful. btf
Beautiful. btf
F: The same. tsm
N: Nice. nc
Nicely. ncl
M: Different. dfrt
N: Nervously. nvsl
Nervously. nvsl
F: The same. tsm
N: Now let's repeat these adverbs. nltrpts(a)dvbs
M: convincingly cvcl
convincingly cvcl
carefully cfl
carefully cfl
beautifully btfl
beautifully btfl
professionally pfsnl
professionally pfsnl
F: skillfully skfl
skillfully skfl
mysteriously mstrsl
mysteriously mstrsl
intelligently itlgl
intelligently itlgl
efficiently efcl
efficiently efcl
sensitively sstvl
sensitively sstvl
N: Now let's change the adjectives to adverbs. nltcgt(e)ajtvstadvbs
You hear, "Convincing." yhcvc
And you say, adys
"Convincingly." cvcl
Ready? Let's try it. rd ltty(i)t
Convincing. cvc
M: Convincingly. cvcl
N: Careful. cf
F: Carefully. cfl
N: Sensitive. sstv
M: Sensitively. sstvl
N: Beautiful. btf
F: Beautifully. btfl
N: Professional. pfsn
M：Professionally. pfsnl
N: Intelligent. itlgt
F: Intelligently. itlgl
N: Skillful. skf
M: Skillfully. skfl
N: Mysterious. mstrs
F: Mysteriously. mstrsl
N: Efficient. efct
M: Efficiently. efcl
N: Now change these nouns to verbs. ncgtsnstvbs
You hear. . . yh
F: He's an actor. hs(a)n(a)ct
N: And you say. . . adys
M: He acts. hat
N: You hear. . . yh
F: She's a driver. ss(a)dv
N: And you say. . . adys
M: She drives. sdvs
N: Ready? rd
He's an actor. hs(a)n(a)ct
F: He acts. hact
N: She's a driver. ss(a)dv
M: She drives. sdvs
N: She's a director. ss(a)drct
F: She directs. sdrct
N: They're singers. trsgs
M: They sing. ts
N: He's a cook. hs(a)ck
F: He cooks. hcks
N: She's a speaker. ss(a)spk
M: She speaks. sspks
N: They're writers. trrts
F: They write. trt
N: She's a manager. ss(a)mng
M: She manages. smngs
N: He's a worker. hs(a)wk
F: He works. hwks
N: Let's make some sentences using adverbs. ltmksmstcs(u)sadvbs
Add the -ly ending to the adjective to form the adverb. ad(t)lyedtt(e)ajtvtft(e)advb
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For example, fr(e)xap
quick becomes quickly. qkbcmsqkl
Then put the adverb at the end of the sentence. tpt(e)advb(a)t(e)d(e)d(o)ftstc
You hear.. . yh
M: She's a beautiful actress. ss(a)btfats
N: And you say . . . adys
F: She acts beautifully. sactbtfl
N: You hear. . . yh
M: He's a sensitive director. hs(a)sstvdrct
N: And you say . . . adys
F: He directs sensitively. hdrct(s)stvl
N: Let's try it. ltty(i)t
She's a beautiful actress. ss(s)btfacts
M: She acts beautifully. sactbtfl
N: He's a sensitive director. hsasstvdrct
F: He directs sensitively. hdrct(s)stvl
N: She's a superb cook. ss(a)spbck
M: She cooks superbly. sckspbl
N: They're brilliant writers. trblarts
F: They write brilliantly. trtblal
N: He's a nervous speaker. hs(a)nvspk
M: He speaks nervously. hspksnvsl
N: He's a nice piano player. hs(a)ncpanple
F: He plays piano nicely. hplspanncl
N: She's a superb singer. ssaspbsg
M: She sings superbly. sssspbl
N: He's a brilliant actor. hs(a)blatact
F: He acts brilliantly. hactblal
N: He's a convincing speaker. hs(a)cvcspk
M: He speaks convincingly. hspkscvcl
N: They're sensitive performers. trsstvpfms
F: They perform sensitively. tpfsstvl
N: He's a nervous driver. hs(a)nvsdv
M: He drives nervously. hdvsnvsl
N: She's an efficient manager. ssan(e)fcmng
F: She manages efficiently. smngsefcl
N: End of Lesson Four. ed(o)flsf
