6.11
BOOK SIX, LESSON ELEVEN
N: Lesson Eleven. lselv
Listen to this sentence. lsttstc
F: Pick it up. pk(i)t(u)p
N: What pronoun did you hear? wprndd(y)h
It or them? itotm
That's right. ttr
It. it
Now listen to this sentence. nlsttstc
M: Pick'em up. pk(e)m(u)p
N: What pronoun did you hear, wprndd(y)h
It or them? itotm
That's right. ttrt
Them. tm
Now I'm going to say some sentences. nimgitssmstcs
Do you hear it or do you hear them? dyhitodyhtm
You hear. . . yh
M:Hand it over. hd(i)t(o)v
N:And you say . . . adys
F: It. it
N:You hear . . . yh
M:Tear' em open. tr(e)m(o)p
N: And you say . . . adys
F: Them. tm
N: Ready? Let's begin. rdltbg
Hand it over. hd(i)tov
F: It. it
N:Tear' em open. tr(e)m(o)p
M:Them. tm
N: Look' em up. lk(e)m(u)p
F: Them. tm
N: Call ' em up. cl(e)m(u)p
M: Them. tm
N: Do it over. do(i)tov
F: It. it
N: Write' em down. rt(e)md
M: Them. tm
N: Pull ' em out. pl(e)m(o)t
F: Them. tm
N: Fill it out. fl(i)t(o)t
M: It. it
N: Back it up. bk(i)t(u)p
F: It. it
N: Figure ' em out. fgr(e)m(o)t
M: Them. tm
N: Look it up. lk(i)t(u)p
F: It. it
N: Write it down. rt(i)d
M: It. it
N: Victor Chapman's at the post office. vctcpms(a)tpst(o)fc
Let's listen. ltls
VICTOR CHAPMAN: I want to send this airmail. iwtstsam
POSTAL CLERK: Well, put it down. wpt(i)d
I have to weigh it first. ihvtwifst
VICTOR CHAPMAN: How much? hmc
POSTAL CLERK: To Brazil? tbrz
I have to look it up . . . ihvtlk(i)t(u)p
Fourteen dollars. ftdls
VICTOR CHAPMAN: And I need to insure it. ad(i)ntisr(i)t
Can you add that on? cn(y)att(o)
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POSTAL CLERK: Now hold your horses. nhd(y)hss
First, you have to fill out this customs form. fstyhvtsl(O)tsctsdr
Look it over, lk(i)t(o)v
Fill it in, fl(i)t(i)
and sign it on the bottom. asn(i)t(o)tbt
VICTOR CHAPMAN: What about the insurance? wt(a)bt(e)isrc
POSTAL CLERK: Turn it over. tn(i)t(o)v
There are instructions on the other side tar(i)stctsot(e)otsd
. . . Do you know the value of this package? dyktvle(o)ftspkg
VICTOR CHAPMAN: Believe me; blvm
I know the value of this package. iktvbe(o)ftspkg
POSTAL CLERK: Write it down. rt(i)d
VICTOR CHAPMAN: OK, I'm done. okimd
I can hand it over to you now. ichd(i)t(o)vtyn
N: Listen and repeat. lsarpt
F: do I di
Do I have to dihvt
Do I have to write it down? dihvtrt(i)d
M: do l di
Do I have to do(i)hvt
Do I have to turn it over? do(i)hvttn(i)t(o)v
N: Now let's practice some sentences. nltprtcsmstcs
You hear. . . yh
F: Write down the value. rdtvl
N: And you say . . . adys
M: Do I have to write it down? do(i)hvtrt(i)d
N: You hear . . . yh
F: Turn over the form. tovtfm
N: And you say . . . adys
M: Do I have to turn it over? do(i)hvttn(i)t(o)v
N: Ready? rd
Let's begin. ltbg
Write down the value. rdtvl
F: Do I have to write it down? dihvtrt(i)d
N: Turn over the form. tovtfm
M: Do I have to turn it over? do(i)hvttn(i)t(o)v
N: Fill in the address. fl(i)t(e)e(a)ds
F: Do I have to fill it in? dihvtfl(i)t(i)
N: Put down the package. pdtpkg
M: Do I have to put it down? do(i)hvtpt(i)d
N: Look up the price. lk(u)tprc
F: Do I have to look it up? dihvtlk(i)t(u)p
N; Fill out the application. fl(o)t(e)e(a)plct
M: Do I have to fill it out? do(i)hvtfl(i)t(o)t
N: Look over the script. lk(o)vtscrpt
F: Do I have to look it over? dihvtlk(i)t(o)v
N: Hand over the money. hd(o)vtmn
M: Do I have to hand it over? do(i)hvthd(i)t(o)v
N: Add on the insurance. ad(o)t(e)e(i)src
F: Do I have to add it on? dihvtad(i)t(o)
N: Now let's make some more questions. nltmksmqsts
I say, "Look up the word." islk(u)twd
And you say. . . adys
F: Do I need to look it up? dintlk(i)t(u)p
N: I say, "Look up the words." islk(u)twd
And you say . . . adys
M: Do I need to look 'em up? do(i)ntlk(e)m(u)p
N: Ready? Let's begin. rdltbg
Look up the word. lk(u)twd
F: Do I need to look it up? dintlk(i)t(u)p
N: Look up the words. lk(u)twd
M: Do I need to look 'em up? do(i)ntlk(e)m(u)p
N: Hand over the cash. hd(o)vtcs
F: Do I need to hand it over? dinthd(i)t(o)v
N: Add on the names. ad(o)tnms
M: Do I need to add 'em on? do(i)ntad(e)m(o)
N: Fill out the forms. fl(o)tfms
F: Do I need to fill ' em out? dintfl(e)m(o)t
N: Frite down the address. rdt(e)e(a)ds
M: Do I need to write it down? do(i)ntrt(i)d
N: Turn over the lists. tn(o)vtlst
F: Do I need to turn 'em over? dinttn(e)m(o)v
N: Put down the package. pdtpkg
M: Do I need to put it down? dintpt(i)d
N: Fill in the blanks. fl(i)tblks
F: Do I need to fill ' em in? dintfl(e)m(i)
N: Look over the list. lk(o)vtlst
M: Do I need to look it over? dintlk(i)t(o)v
N: Now listen and repeat. nlsarpt
F: call her up chup
Do you have to dyhvt
Do you have to call her up? dyhvtchr(u)p
M: hand him over hd(h)m(o)v
Do you have to dyhvt
Do you have to hand him over? dyhvthd(h)m(o)v
N: It and they are pronouns. itatmaprns
He and she are also pronouns. hmahaasprns
Let's continue making questions. ltctnmkqsts
This time you hear . . . tstmyh
M: I have to call Linda up. ihvtcldup
N: And you say . . . adys
F: Do you have to call her up? dyhvtcl(h)r(u)p
N: Are you ready? ayrd
Let's begin. ltbg
I have to call Linda up. ihvtcldup
M: Do you have to call her up? dyhvtcl(h)r(u)p
N: I have to figure the problem out. ihvtfgtprblm(o)t
F: Do you have to figure it out? dyhvtfgr(i)t(o)t
N: I have to back the car up. ihvtbtcr(u)p
M: Do you have to back it up? dyhvtbk(i)t(u)p
N: I have to look the answer up. ihvtlt(e)e(a)sr(up)
F: Do you have to look it up? dyhvtlk(i)t(u)p
N: I have to hand the money over. ihvthtmnov
M: Do you have to hand it over? dyhvthd(i)t(o)v
N: I have to tear these boxes open. ihvtttsbxs(o)p
F: Do you have to tear 'em open? dyhvttr(e)m(o)p
N: I have to write these numbers down. ihvtrtsnbsd
M: Do you have to write 'em down? dyhvtremd
N: I have to call Jeff up. ihvtcjf(u)p
F: Do you have to call him up? dyhvtcl(h)m(u)p
N: I have to figure the problem out. ihvtfgtprblm(o)t
M: Do you have to figure it out? dyhvtfgr(i)t(o)t
N: I have to look Tom and Alice up. ihvtltm(a)n(a)lc(u)p
F: Do you have to look' em up? dyhvtlk(e)m(u)p
N: I have to turn the table over. ihvttttbl(o)v
M: Do you have to turn it over? dyhvttn(i)t(o)v
N: I have to do my homework over. ihvtdmhmwk(o)v
F: Do you have to do it over? dyhvtdit(o)v
M: I have to call my friends up tomorrow. ihvtcmfrd(u)ptmr
M: Do you have to call 'em up? dyhvtcl(e)m(u)p
N: This is the end of Lesson Eleven. tsst(e)e(e)d(o)flsn(e)lv
6.12
BOOK SIX, LESSON TWELVE
N: Lesson Twelve. lstlv
Fred and Ethel watched "Murder at Midnight." frdaetwcdmdamnt
Now they're sitting in front of their TV set. ntrstifrt(o)fttvst
Here's what they're saying. hswtrsi
Listen carefully. lscfl
M: Well, I was disappointed. wl(I)wsdspitd
I didn't like it. iddlk(I)t
F: Turn it off, tn(I)t(o)f
would you, Fred? wd(y)fr
M: No, I want to see the rest. niwt(t)strst
I want to know who worked on this show. iw(t)kwwd(o)ts
F: Why? w
I thought you didn't like it. it(y)ddlk(I)t
M: I want to know who directed it. iwt(t)kwdrtd(I)t
F: Steven something or other. stvsmt(o)ot
There it is. Steven Winn. titsstvw
M: I don't know. idk
It wasn't as good as that great show last year. iwst(a)sgd(a)stgrt(s)lst(y)
What was it called? wws(I)cd
F: "Time on Her Hands." tm(o)n(h)dd
With Michelle what's her name? wtmclwt(h)nm
M: Taylor. Michelle Taylor. tlmcltl
Now that was a great performance. ntws(a)grpfmc
F: She was OK. sws(o)k
I thought this was better. ittswsbt
The acting was excellent. t(e)atwsexclt
And the story . . . atstr
M: Was so-so. wss
I could do better myself. icdbtmsf
F: Well, I think they should pat themselves on the hack. wittsptmsvs(o)tbk
They did an excellent job. tdd(a)excljb
M: Speak for yourself, Ethel. spfysfet
I'm sorry we didn't go out tQ the movies. imsrwddgottmvs
F: Oh, you're never happy. oyrnvhp
Nothing pleases you. ntplssy
N: Now let's listen to some sentences about Fred and Ethel. nltlstsmstcs(a)bgrd(a)n(e)t
Are they true or false? attofs
After every answer that's false, aftevasttfs
you're going to hear the correct answer. yrgithtcrct(a)s
They were talking about "Murder at Midnight." twtkabmdamnt
M: True. t
N: Fred liked it. frdld(I)t
F: False. He was disappointed. fshwsdspitd
N: Ethel was disappointed too. etwsdspitt
M: False. She liked the show. fsslts
N: Fred wanted to know who directed the show. frwttkwdrctts
F: True. t
N: Steven Winn directed the show. stvwdrctts
M: True. t
N: Ethel thought ''Time on Her Hands" was better. etttmon(h)hdwsbt
F: False. fs
She liked "Murder at Midnight" more. sldmdamntm
N: Mary Beth starred in "Time on Her Hands." mrbtstd(I)tm(o)n(h)hd
M: False. fs
Michelle Taylor starred in ''Time on her Hands." mcltlstd(I)tm(O)n(h)hd
N: Fred was sorry they didn't go to the movies. frwsrtddgttmvs
F: True. t
N: OK. Here are some people talking about themselves. okhr(a)smpptkabtmsvs
They're people you know from the video. trppykfrtvd
Who are they? wo(a)t
STEVEN: The show is a big success. tsw(I)s(a)bgscs
Because it's so successful, bcs(I)tsscsf
Linda will probably ask me to direct the show next season. ldwprblaskmtdrcttsnxt(s)s
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Steven Winn. stvw
LINDA: I have some terrific news. ihvsmtrfcns
I want to be sure that the new shows are as popular as "Murder at Midnight." iwtbsttnssar(a)spplasmdamnt
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Linda Marino. ldmrn
GEORGE: Well, I just got back to Stunford. wl(I)jsgbktstfd
I justarrived from Paris, d(I)jst(a)rdfrprs
and I'm going to go back there next year. ad(I)mgitgbktnxt(y)
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N:George Watts. ggwt
MARY BETH: Because "Murder at Midnight" is so popular, bcsmdamnt(I)sppl
I'm more self- confident than I used to be. imsfcfdtn(I)ustb
I may try out for another part in a movie. imty(o)fr(a)ntpt(I)n(a)mv
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Mary Beth Adams. mrbt(a)dms
CHAPMAN: I committed a crime. icmtd(a)crm
I murdered someone. imdd(s)m(o)
I tried to steal a treaty. ittstl(a)tt
They found me at the post office. tfme(a)tpst(o)fc
I was trying to send the treaty to Brazil. iwstitsttttbrz
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Victor Chapman. vctcpm
RITA: I live next door to Jeff. ilvnxdtjf
I like Jeff, iljf
and I love to go shopping. ad(I)lvtgsp
I work at WEFL, iwk(a)wefl
and I guess I'll work there next year too. ad(I)gs(I)lwtnxt(y)t
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Rita Haynes. rthns
MR. BENNETT: I had a heart attack. ihd(a)ht(a)tk
I was rushed to the hospital. iwsrstthspt
I was OK, iws(o)k
but I have to stay home and rest now. bt(i)hvtsthm(a)rsn
I feel better about my son, ifbtr(a)bms
and I'm going to play golf again soon. ad(I)mgitplgf(a)gs
With my son. wtms
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Mr. Bennett. mrbnt
JEFF: I'm delighted that the show is a success. imdld(t)ttsw(I)s(a)scs
I'm happy with the whole cast, imhpwttwcst
but I'm a little worried about my dad. bim(a)ltwrd(a)bmdd
I'm going to stay in Stamford. imgitsty(I)stf
I want to be near my parents. iw(t)bnmprt
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Jeff Bennett. jfbnt
TATE: I was a partner in crime. iws(a)pnr(I)crm
I helped another man steal a treaty, ihpd(a)ntmstl(a)tt
but I didn't kill anybody. bt(I)ddkl(a)nbd
I'm innocent. im(I)nct
I just needed money, ijsndmn
that's all. tt(a)
Who am I? wo(a)m(I)
N: Philip Tate. plptt
AMY: I'm a big fan of Jeff's. im(a)bgfn(o)fjfs
I think he's terrific. itk(h)strfc
We went on a picnic together. wwt(o)n(a)pntgt
I hope we'll go on another picnic sometime soon. ihp(w)lgon(a)ntpcncsmtms
Who am I? wam(I)
N: Amy Monroe. ammnr
As you know, as(y)k
Detective Stone went to the post office. dtctvstwttpst(O)fc
There,he arrested Victor Chapman for the murder of Ben Morris. tharstvctcpmftmdofbmrs
Now listen to the conversation. nlsttcvst
M:They found the fake treaty. tftfktt
F: Did they find the fake treaty dtftfktt
before Detective Stone arrived at the post office? bfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(O)fc
Or did they find it after he arrived there? odtfd(I)tafthe(a)rvt
M:They found the fake treaty tftfktt
before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. bfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(O)fc
N: Now listen and repeat. nlsarpt
M: before bf
before Detective Stone arrived bfdtctvstn(a)rvd
before Detective Stone arrived at the post office bfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
they found the fake treaty tftftt
They found the fake treaty before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tftfkttbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
F: after aft
after Detective Stone arrived aftdtctvstn(a)rvd
after Detective Stone arrived at the post office aftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rsaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
M: before bf
before Detective Stone arrived bfdtctvstn(a)rvd
before Detective Stone arrived at the post office bfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
They found the ink before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tft(e)ikbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
F: Chapman was arrested cpmws(a)rstd
Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone cpmws(a)rstd(a)ftdtctvst
Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rstdaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Now try this exercise again. nttsexcs(a)g
Say the sentences a little faster. ststcsaltfst
M:They found the fake treaty before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tftfkttbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
F: Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rstd(a)ftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)cs
M:They found the ink before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tft(e)ibfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
F: Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rstd(a)ftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)cs
N: Now I say, nw(I)s
"They found the fake treaty." tftfktt
And you say. . . adys
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M:They found the fake treaty before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tftfkttbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: I say, "Chapman was arrested." iscpmws(a)rstd
And you say . . . ays
F: Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rstdaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Ready? Let's begin. rdltbg
They found the fake treaty. tftftt
M: They found the fake treaty before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tftfttbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Chapman was arrested. cpmws(a)rstd
F: Chapman was arrested after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmws(a)rstdaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Chapman talked to the postal clerk. cpmtttpstclk
M: Chapman talked to the postal clerk before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmtttpstckbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpss(o)fc
N: Tate confessed. ttcfsd
F: Tate confessed before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. ttcfsdbfdtcvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Chapman tried to mail the package. cpmttmtpkg
M: Chapman tried to mail the package before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmttmtpkgbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Chapman said Tate was guilty. cpmsttwsgt
F: Chapman said Tate was guilty after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmstwsgtaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(O)fc
N: Chapman was surprised. cpmwsprsd
M: Chapman was surprised after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmwsprsdaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(O)fc
N: Tony congratulated Diana. tncgrtltdan
F: Tony congratulated Diana after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tncgrtltdanaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Tony and Diana went to the museum. tnadanwttmsu
M: Tony and Diana went to the museum before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tnadanwttmsubfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Diana decided to run the museum. dandcdtrtmsu
F: Diana decided to run the museum after Detective Stone arrived at the post office. dandcdtrtmsuaftdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Chapman filled out the customs form. cpmfd(o)tcstmsfm
M: Chapman filled out the customs form before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. cpmfd(o)tcstmsfmbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: The murder was solved. tmdwsvd
F: The murder was solved before Detective Stone arrived at the post office. tmdwsvdbfdtctvstn(a)rvd(a)tpst(o)fc
N: Now we're going to practice yourself. nwrgitprtcysf
I say, "Pat on the back." isptotbk
And you say . . . adys
F: Pat yourself on the back. pt(y)sf(o)tbk
N: I say, "Give a break." isgv(a)brk
And you say.. . adys
M: Give yourself a break. gv(y)sf(a)brk
N: Ready? Let's begin. rdltbg
Pat on the back. ptotbk
F: Pat yourself on the back. pt(y)sf(o)tbk
N: Give a break. gv(a)brk
M: Give yourself a break. gv(y)sf(a)brk
N: Behave. bhv
F: Behave yourself. bhv(y)sf
N: Speak for. spkf
M: Speak for yourself. spkfysf
N: Do it. do(I)t
F: Do it yourself. do(I)t(y)sf
N: Help. hp
M: Help yourself. hp(y)sf
N: Treat. tt
F: Treat yourself. tt(y)sf
N: Go out by. go(o)b
M: Go out by yourself. bo(o)bysf
N: Get it. gt(I)t
F: Get it yourself. gt(i)t(y)sf
N: And this is the end of Lesson Twelve. atsist(e)e(e)d(o)flstlv
