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只看该作者 90 发表于: 2008-10-22
第十二课课文注音:

2.12

LESSON 12  WELL, THIS IS A SURPRISE.    lstv,w,tss(a)sprs

John: Good morning.  gdmn
      This is "Hello America" and I'm John P. Banks.    tsshlamrcad(i)mjpbks
      In the news,    itns
      the President is in Europe.    tpsdtis(i)erp
      The weather for today is clear and cool.    twtftdisclac
      You don't need your umbrella or raincoat.    ydt(n)d(y)ublorct
      And it's a beautiful day for sailing.    adtabtfdfsl
      And now "The Weekend Report" with Susan Webster and Jake Seltzer.    antwkrp(t)wtsswbstajkst
      Hello Susan. Hello. Jake.      hlss,hljk
Susan: Hello, John.    hl,j
    We're sailing today at the Stamford Marina.    wrsltdtstfmrn
    There's a big race out here.  tsbgrc(o)t(h)
Jake: Yes. There are races all weekend.    ys,tarcawkd
John: Jake, can you sail?    jk,cysl
Jake: I can't sail very well.  icslvrw
Susan: It's a wonderful day, John.    it(a)wtfd,j
John: You look great together.    ylkgrtgt
Susan: Thank you.    tk(y)
    I love this sport.  ilvtsp(t)
John: First a commercial.    fst(a)cmc
    Then back to Jake and Susan.    tbktjk(a)ss
Chris: How are you doing, Jake?    haydi,jk
Jake: Terrible.    trb
Susan: Why?    w
Jake: Because I want to get out.    bcsiwtgtt(o)t
Susan: You should relax.  ysdrlx
Jake: I can't relax.    icrlx
    I don't like this.    idlk(t)s
Chris: I'm sorry you aren't happy.    imsryathp
Jake: The boat is rocking.    tbtsrc
    I want to get out.    iwtgt(o)t
Susan: You can't.    yct
Chris: Jake, you can't get out now.    jk,ycgt(o)n
      You have to stay there.    yhvtstt
Jake: I want to get out.    iwtgt(o)t
    The boat is rocking I don't like it.  tbisrcidlk
      I'm getting out.    imgtn(o)t
Chris: After the show. Jake.    afts,jk
Carol: You have to stay there now, Jake.    yhvtsttn,jk
    Three, two, one. Camera.    tr,t,o,cm
    You're on the air.    yrota
Jake: Here we are again.    h,hwag
Carol: I love this spot,      ilv(t)spt
      don't you, Jake?    dty,jk
Jake: Well, of course, Susan.    w,ofcs,ss
    I have a great teacher.    ihvagrtc
Susan: We're at the Stamford Marina.    wratstfmrn
    I'd like to introduce you to Jake's sailing teacher, Chris Bloom.    idltitdcytjksltc,crsbl(m)
    Chris, can you tell us about the races?    crs,cytl(u)sbtrcs
Chris: We have races here every weekend in the summer.      whvrcshev(w)kd(i)tsm
    This weekend is the big race of the year.    tswkdistbgrcty
Susan: Can people watch?    cppwt
Chris: Yes. But you have to have your own boat or get here before 10: 00a. m.    ys,btyhvtyobogthtnam
      At 10: 00, the boats leave the dock.  attn(t)btlvtdc
Susan: How much is a lesson?    hmcs(a)ls
Chris: A lesson costs fifty dollars.    alsctfftdls
Susan: How long is a lesson?    hlisls
Chris: An hour.    ah
Susan: Is it good idea to have an appointment?    istgdidethvanpimt
Chris: You have to have an appointment.    yhvthvanpimt
      We're very busy.    wrvrbs
Susan: Thank you, Chris.    tky,crs
    Coming up:  cmn(u)p
    some great racing from Stamford Marina.    smgrrcfstfmrn
Jake: Stay tuned.    sttn
Carol: Linda says you look great together.    ldss(y)lkgrtgt
    She wants you to work together more often.    swtytwktgtmof
Jake: Can I get out now?    cn(i)gt(o)n
Susan: Jake, you're amazing!    jk,yrmz
Carol: Chris, can you come with me?    crs,cycm(w)tm
We need some information before the race tomorrow.    wndmifmtbftrctmr
Chris: Sure. Susan,  s,ss
      can you help Jake?    cyhpjk
Susan: OK.    ok
Susan: I like to sail,    iltsl
    don't you?    dy
Jake: Just help me get out. . .    jsh(p)mgt(o)
    I'm dizzy.    imdz
Susan: I'm sorry I wasn't nice to you.    imsriwsncty
    You're not so bad.    yrntsbd
Jake: Gee, thanks.    g,tks
Susan: You look good when you're seasick.    ylkgdwyrssc
Jake: Thanks.    tks
Susan: I want to be friends.    iwtbfd
Jake: I want to be friends too.    iwtbfdt
Susan: Just friends.  jstfd
Jake: That's all I want, Susan.    ttaw,ss
    We work together.  wwtgt
Susan: OK, then.    ok,t
Jake: OK.    ok
Carol: Well, this is a surprise.    w,tss(a)sprs
Jake: Yes, it's amazing.    ys,tmz
      Anything can happen on "The WEFL Weekend Report"!  antchpn(o)tweflwkrpt

      this is the end of lesson twelve.  tssredlstwlv
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第十二课练习注音:

2.12


BOOK TWO, LESSON TWELVE

N: Lesson Twelve. Listen.  lstwl(v),ls
JOHN: Hello, Susan.    hl,ss
    Hello, Jake.      hl,jk
SUSAN: Hello, John.  hl,j
  We're sailing today at the Stamford Marina.  wrsltdy(a)tstfmrn
  There's a big race out here.    ts(a)bgrcs(o)h
JAKE: Yes. There are races all weekend.  ys,tarcsawkd
JOHN: Jake, can you sail?    jk,cysl
JAKE: I can't sail very well.  icslvrw
SUSAN: It's a wonderful day, John.    itawdfd,j
JOHN: You look great together.    ylkgrtgt
SUSAN: Thank you.    tk(y)
  I love this sport.  ilvtspt
N: John is John P. Banks,    jn(i)sjpbks
  a newscaster.    anscst
  You know John.  wkj
  Right now,    rtn
  you are John.    yaj
  You are the newscaster,    yatnscst
  and you are speaking to Susan and Jake on television.    ayaspktssajk(o)tlct
  Practice John's words.    prc(t)(c)jswd
  Repeat.  rpt
  Hello, Susan.    hl,ss
  Hello, Jake.  hl,jk
  Hello, Susan.  hl,ss
  Hello, Jake.    hl,jk
  Jake, can you sail?    jk,cysl
  You look great together.    yl(k)grtgt
  All right,    art
  now I am John and you are John.    niamjayaj
  In the television interview,    ittlvtitv
  I say John's words    isjswd
  and then you repeat John's words after me.    atyrptjswdaftm
  Let's begin.  ltbg
  Hello, Susan.    hl,ss
  Hello, Jake.  hl,jk
SUSAN: Hello, John.    hl,j
  We're sailing today at the Stamford Marina.    wrsltdy(a)tstfmrn
  There's a big race out here.  ts(a)b(g)rc(o)h
JAKE: Yes. There are races all weekend.  ys,tarcs(a)wkd
N: Jake, can you sail?  jk,cysl
JAKE: I can't sail very well.  icslvrw
SUSAN: It's a wonderful day, John.    itawdfd,j
N: You look great together.    itlkgrtgt
SUSAN: Thank you.    tk(y)
  I love this sport.  olvtspt
N: OK, Sam,    ok,sm
  that's good speaking practice.    ttgdspkprctc
  Now let's form some sentences together.    nitfsmstcstgt
  Remember this idea from Lesson Fourteen:    rmbtsideflsft
  "You have to walk before you can run"?      yhvtwkbfycr
  In other words,        in(o)twd
  begin with something easy,    bgwtstes
  and then continue with more difficult things.    atctnwtmdfcts
  You have to walk before you can run.    yhvtwkbfycr
  Say it:  sit
  You have to walk before you can run.    yhvtwkbfycr
  Yes. Listen.    ys,ls
M: I want to drive a car.    iwtdvac
F: Do you have a license?    dyhvalcs
M: No.    n
F: Sorry. You have to get a license before you can drive a car.    sr,yhvtgt(a)lcsbfycdv(a)c
N: Condition: license.    cdt,lcs
  Action: drive a car.    act,dv(a0c
  You have to get a license before you can drive a car.    yhvtgt(a)lcsbfycdv(a)c
  Repeat.  rpt
  get a license      gt9a)lcs
  before      bf
  drive a car    dv(a)c
  you have to get a license      yhvtgtalcs
  before you can drive a car.    bfycdvac
  You have to get a license before you can drive a car.    yhvtgtalcsbfycdvac
  OK. Now listen to the condition and the action,    ok,nlsttcdtatact
  and make a sentence with have to, before, and can.    amk(a)stcwthvt,bf,adc
  Then listen to the correct sentence.      tlsttcrtstc
M: Walk... run.  wk,r
F: You have to walk before you can run.    yhvtwkbfycr
M: Get a license . . . drives a car.    gralcs,dvac
F: You have to get a license before you can drive a car.  yhtgtlcsbfycdvac
M: Have a prescription . . . buy medicine.    hv(a)pscptbmdc
F: You have to have a prescription before you can buy medicine.      yhvthvapscptbfycbmdc
M: Be eighteen . . . vote.  bet,vt
F: You have to be eighteen before you can vote.    yhvtbetbfycvt

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M: Buy a ticket . . . enters the theater.    btct,etsttt
F: You have to buy a ticket before you can enter the theater.  yhvtbatctbfycetttt
M: Practice a lot . . . speak English perfectly      pctcalt,spkeglspfctl
F: You have to practice a lot before you can speak English perfectly.    yhvtpctcaltbfycspkeglspfctl
N: Yes, Sam, you do.    ys,sm,yd
  You have to practice a lot before you can speak English perfectly.    yhvtpctcaltbfycspkeglspfctl
  So, if  practice is necessary,    s,ifpctcisncsr
  let's practice.    ltpctc
  Let's practice saying some lines,    ltstcsftvd
  some sentences from the video.    smstcsftvd
  Listen - just once - to each sentence,    ls,jstoc,tecstc
  and then repeat it;    atrpt
  try to speak as rapidly -  ttspksarpt
  with the same speed -    wttsmspd
  as the voice you hear.    savic(y)h
  OK? Let's begin.  ok,ltbg   
M: In the news, the President is in Europe.    itns,tpsdtis(i)erp
F: The weather for today is clear and cool.      twtftdisclacl
M: It's a beautiful day for sailing.  itabtfdfsl
F: We're at the Stamford Marina.    wre(a)tstfmrn
M: I'd like to introduce you to Jake's sailing teacher.    idltitdcytjksltc
F: We have races here every weekend in the summer.  whvrcshevwkd(i)tsm
M: At ten, the boats leave the dock.  att,tbtlvtdc
F: A lesson costs fifty dollars.  alsctfftdl
M: You have to have an appointment.      yhvthvanpimt
N: Good, Sam.    gd,sm
  But there are some difficult words and phrases in some of the sentences.    btasmdfctwdaprss(i)smtstcs
  Let's do a little additional practice.    ltdaltadtnpctc
  First, repeat the word or phrase.    fst,rpttwdoprs
  Then repeat the complete sentence.  trptcplstc
F: Marina      mrn
  Stamford Marina  stfmrn
  We're at the Stamford Marina.  wr(e)tstfmrn
M: fifty dollars      fftdls
  A lesson is fifty dollars.    alsnsfftdls
F: introduce      itdc
  introduce you    itdcy
  I'd like    idlk
  I'd like to introduce you            idltitdcy
  sailing teacher  sltc
  sailing teacher      sltc
  to Jake's sailing teacher      tjkssltc
  I'd like to introduce you to Jake's sailing teacher.    idltitdcytjksltc
M: in the summer      itsm
  every weekend in the summer      evwkd(i)tsm
  we have races here      whvrcsh
  We have races here every weekend in the summer.  whvrcshevwkd(i)tsm
F: have      hv
  to have  thv
  have      hv
  you have to have    yhvth
  have to have an appointment.    hvtanpimt
N: Right. You have to have an appointment,      rt,yhvthvanpimt
  and you have to practice your English,    adyhvthanpimt
  and you have to walk before you can run.  adyhvtwkbfycr
  OK, Sam, this is the end of Lesson Twelve.    ok,sm,tsstedlstwlv
         
         
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R2.4


BOOK TWO, REVIEW FOUR

N: Review Four.    rvf
    Listen to a letter from John to his brother Rob.    lttaltfjthsbrtrb
JOHN: Dear Rob,  drrb
    How are you?    hay
    And Wanda and the kids?    awdatkd
    I'm very busy with "Hello America."    imvrbswthlamrc
    We're on the air three hours a day,  wrotatrhsad
    and we're working on a weekend show too.    awrwjonwkst
    I'm still dating Susan.    imstdtss
    We go out three or four nights a week.    wgotrontawk
    In fact, we’re very serious.  ifct,wrvrsrs
    My big news is this.    mbgnssts
    I have a new job offer from a television station in Denver.    ihvanjboffmatlvtsttidv
    It's for a new show,    itfans
    and the job looks good.    atjblksgd
    The salary is eighty thousand dollars!    tslrsettsdls
    The problem is Susan.    tpblmmsss
    What should I do about her?  wsd(i)dbth
    I love her.    ilvh
    I don't want to leave her,  odwtlvh
    but it's a good job.    bttagdjb
    Should I take the job,    sd(i)tktjb
    or should I stay in Stamford?    isd(i)stistfd
    I don't know what to do.      idnwtd
    Love to you all, John      lvtya,j
N: Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatpctc
    There are some informal expressions and special idioms in the letter;    tasmifmtlxprss(a)spcidmsitlt
    let's practice those first.    ltpctvtsfst
    Repeat after John.  rptaftj
JOHN :the kids      tkd
    on the air    ote(a)
    a weekend show    awkd
    dating  dt 
    go out    got
    in fact  ifa(c)t
    very serious      vrsris
    big news  bgns
    job offer    jb(o)f
    looks good  lksgd
    do about      do(a)bt
    you all  ya
N: OK. Now let's try repeating the sentences.    ok,nlttrpttstcs
    Some of them are long.    smtm(a)l
    Say as many of the words as you can.    sasmntwdsayc
    Just listen, and then repeat all the words you can remember.      jsls,atrpratwdycrmb
JOHN: How are you?    hw(a)y
      And Wanda and the kids?      awdatks
      I'm very busy with "Hello America."    imvrbswthlamrc
      We're on the air three hours a day,    wrote(a)trhs(a)d
      and we're working on a weekend show too.    awrwkon(a)wkst
      I'm still dating Susan.  mstdtss
      We go out three or four nights a week.    wgotre(o)fntawk
      In fact, we're very serious.    ifc(t),wrvrsris
      My big news is this.    mbgnssts
      I have a new job offer from a television station in Denver.    ihvanjb(o)ffm(a)tlvssttidv
      It's for a new show,    itfans
    and the job looks good.    atjblksgd
    The salary is eighty thousand dollars!    tslrisettsdls
    The problem is Susan.    tpblmsss
    What should I do about her?    wsd(i)do(a)bth
    I love her.    ilvh
    I don't want to leave her,    idwtlvh
    but it's a good job.    btt(a)gdjb
    Should I take the job,    sd(I)tktjb
    or should I stay in Stamford?    osd(i)stistfd
      I don't know what to do.      idkwtd
N: Sam, what is the name of Rob's wife?      wm,wtistnmrbswf
F: Wanda.      wd
N: How many hours a day is "Hello America" on the air?    hmnhs(a)dishlamrcote(a)
     
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F: Three.  tr
N: What else are they working on?    wtlatwkn(o)
F: A weekend show.  awks
N: Who is John dating?  wo(i)sjdt
F: Susan.  ss
N: How often do they go out?  hw(o)fdtgot
F: Three or four nights a week.  tre(o)fnt(a)wk
N: What is John's big news?  wtsjsbgns
F: A new job offer.  anjb(o)f
N: A new job offer from what?  anjb(o)ffwt
F: A television station.  atlvsstt
N: Where?  wr
F: Denver.  dv
N: What's the salary?  wttslr
F: Eighty thousand dollars.    ettsdls
N: What's the problem?  wttpblm
F: Susan.  ss
N: Why?  w
F: He loves her, and he doesn't want to leave her.  hlvs(h),ad(h)dswtlvh
N: But? . . .  bt
F: It's a good job.  itagdjb
N: Well, Sam, John doesn't know what to do.    w,sm,jdskwtd
    He loves Susan,    hlvss
    and he doesn't want to leave her.    ad(h)wtlvh
    But the job offer is a good one.    btjb(o)fis(a)gdo
    What should he do?  wt(s)d(h)d
    What do you think, Sam?  wdytk,sm
    What should John do?  wt(s)djd
    Really?    rl
    Hmm. Interesting.  m,itst
    John says:  jss
JOHN: I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
N: He doesn't know what to do.    hdskwtd
    What to do. Repeat.  wtd,rpt
    What to do    wtd
    I don't know  idk
    I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
    Let's practice some "I don't know" sentences.    ltpctcsmidkstcs
    You hear a question word . . .    yhaqstwd
F: What.  wt
N: and a verb. . .  ad(a)vb
F: Do.  d
N: And you say,    ad(y)s
    "I don't know what to do."    idkwtd
    Then you hear the sentence.  tyhtstcs
M: I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
N: Let's try it.    lttyt
F: What . . . do?  wt,d
M: I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
F: Where . . . go.  w,g
M: I don't know where to go.  idkwtg
F: What . . . eat?    wt,et
M: I don't know what to eat.  idkwtet
F: When . . . go.  w,g
M: I don't know when to go.  idkwtg
F: How . . . say it.  h,syt
M: I don't know how to say it.  idkhtsyt
F: How . . . say it in English.  h,syt(i)eg(l)s
M: I don't know how to say it in English.  idkhtsyt(i)eg(l)s
N: OK, Sam, now let's do a little changing,    ok,sm,nltd(a)ltcg
    from I to she.    fm(i)ts
    Let's practice some "she" sentences.  ltpctccmsstcs
    You hear:  yh
F: I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
N: And you change the sentence to:    aycgtstct
M: She doesn't know what to do.    sdskwtd
N: Begin.  bg
F: I don't know what to do.  idkwtd
M: She doesn't know what to do.    sdskwtd
F: I don't know where to have dinner.  idkwthvdn
M: She doesn't know where to have dinner.    sdskwthvdn
F: I don't know how to get there.    idkhtgt
M: She doesn't know how to get there.  sdskhtgt
F: I don't know how to get there from here.  idkhtftfh
M: She doesn't know how to get there from here.  sdskhtftfh
N: This is the end of Review Four.  tsstedrvf
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课文   
   
第三册   
   
3.1t   
   
LESSON 1 I'D LIKE SOME BAKING POTATOES.    lso,id l s b k ptts
   
SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET     
   
Carol: Excuse me?      excus m
  I'd like some baking potatoes.       Id lk s bk ptts
  Do you have any baking potatoes?       D y hv n bk ptts
Produce Clerk: Yes. They're over there.       ys,tr ov tr
Carol: Do you have any bananas?       D y hv n bnns
Clerk: Yes.      ys,
  I have those.       I hv v(o)(t)s
Carol: Are they ripe?       A t r
Clerk: Yes, they are.          ys,t a
Carol: These look good.       T s(o) k(g)
    Do you have any grapes?       D y hv(a) n grps
Clerk: Sorry, we're out of grapes.       sr,wr ot(o) grps
  We have some nice strawberries.    W hv sm n c(s) tbrs
Carol: No, thanks.      n,tks
  I don't need any strawberries.         I d nd(a) n stbrs
    Where's the cauliflower?       Wrs t clflw
Clerk: Oh, it's next to the lettuce.       o, o(i)t nx t t ltc
Carol: Thank you.       T k(y)
Steven:Carol.       cr
Carol: Hi. What are you doing here?       h,w t(a) y do(i) hr
Steven: I'm shopping.        Im sp
Carol: Do you usually shop here?        D y usl sp hr
Steven: No. I'm on my way home.         n,I m(o) m w hm
  My sister lives around the corner.       M sst lv s(a) rt cn
Carol: Your shopping cart is almost empty.       Yr sp c t s(a) ms t(e)t
  Is that all you're buying--       is t t(a) yr bi
  some milk, some ice cream, and some cookies?    S mk,sm ic cm,a s cks
Steven: I don't cook much.       I d ck mc
  The life of a single man.         T lf f(a) sg m
Carol: I know what you mean.       I k w y m
Steven: At least there's work.          At ls trs wk
Carol: To tell you the truth, Steven,      t ty t t,t(s) tv
  I'm not really happy at work right now.       im n rl hp y(a) w kr n
Steven: What's wrong?          Wt w
Carol: It isn't very interesting.       I ts vr itst
Steven: I'm sorry you're not happy.       Im sr yr nt hp
  If I can help, let me know.          If I h,l m k
Carol: Thank you, Steven.          T ky,stv
  That's nice.       Tt nc
Steven: Sure.       s 
  And now I have a very important question to ask you.    A n I hv(a) vri pt qst t as ky
Carol: What?       w
Steven: Where's the coffee?       Wrs t cf
Carol: It's in aisle three.       I t(i) al tr
  Follow me.        Fl m
  I need some coffee too.       I n d(s) cf t
   
this is the end of lesson one.       Ts s t(e) e(e) d(o)f ls o
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3.1

BOOK THREE, LESSON ONE
N: Lesson One. Listen to the conversation.   lso,lsttcvst
F: Good morning. Excuse me.   gdmn,excusm
M:Yes, can I hope you?    ys,cn(i)hp(y)
F: were the potatoes? Do you have any?    wtptts,dyhvn
M:Yes. They're over there in the  produce section.    ys,trovtitpdsct
F: And the cauliflower.   atclflw
      Where's the cauliflower?     wstclflw
M: It's next to the potatoes.   itnxttptts
F:  Thanks.   tks
N: OK, Sam. Where does this conversation take place?    ok,sm,wdstscvsttplc
     There think the people are?    ttktppl(a)
     That's right.    ttrt
     A supermarket.   aspmkt
     They're in a supermarket.   trinspmkt
     Some foods in a supermarket are countable.    sfsinspmktacrabl
     like potatoes, for example: one potato, two potatoes.   lkptts,fexapl,optt,tptts
     Some are uncountable, like cauliflower.   smauctb,lkctflw
     Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatpctc
     Listen and repeat.   lsarpt
F:  cauliflower     clflw
      the cauliflower   tclflw
      Where's the cauliflower?  wstclflw
      potatoes    ptts
      the potatoes   tptts
      Where are the potatoes?   watptts
N:  Now you’re the customer, Sam.       nyrtcstm,sm
       I'll name an item, for example:   ilnmaitm,fexapl
       "Cauliflower."    clflw
       And you say. . .     ays
F: Where's the cauliflower?   wstclflw
     I say, "Potatoes."     is,ptts
     And you say. . .      ad(y)s
F: Where are the potatoes?   watptts
N: Ready? Let's begin. Cauliflower.   rd,ltbg,clflw
F:  Where's the cauliflower?       wstclflw
     It's over there in the produce section.     itovtitpd(c)sct
     Potatoes.       ptts
F: Where are the potatoes?     watptts
M: They're over there in the produce.   trovtitpd(c)sct
F:  Apples.      apls
M:  Where are the apples?       wataps
F: They're over there in the produce section.     trovtitpd(c)sct
M:  Lettuce.     ltc
F: Where's the lettuce?       wstltc
M: It’s over there in the produce section.       itovtitpd(c)sct
F: Grapes.       grps
M: Where are the grapes?       watgrps
F: They're over there in the produce section.     trovtitpd(c)sct
N: Very good, Sam. Now some pronunciation practice.       vrgd,sm,nsmpncatptc
      Listen and repeat.    lsarpt
     It’s over   its(o)v
     It’s over there   its(o)vt
     in the produce section.   itpd(c)sct
     It’s over there in the produce section.   itovtitpd(c)sct
     they're over .    trov
     they're over there   teovt
     in the produce section.   itpd(c)sct
     they're over there in the produce section.   teovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
     Now you’re in the produce section, Sam.   nyritpd(c)sct,sm
    We say...   ws
F: where the bananas?   wtbnns
N: and you say,    ad(y)s,
F: there the over there in the produce section.   ttovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
N:  We say...   ws
F:  Where's the lettuce?   wstltc
N: and you say,    ad(y)s,
F: it’s over there in the produce section.   itovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
N: Remember, some items are countable and some are uncountable   rmb,smitmsactbasmuctbl
      Are you ready?   ayrd
      Let's begin.  ltbg
F:  Where are the bananas?  watbnns
N: They're over there in the produce section.   trovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
F:  Where's the lettuce?   wstltc
M: It's over there in the produce section.   itovtitpd(c)sct
F:  And the strawberries. Where are they?       atstbrs,wat
M: They're over there in the produce section.   trobtr(i)tpd(c)sct
F: And the cauliflower. Where is it?     atclflw,wist
M: It's over there in the produce section.    itovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
F: Do you have any peaches?    dyhvnpcs
      Where are they?  wat
M: They're over there in the produce section.   trovtr(i)tpd(c)sct
N:  Take a pencil and a piece of paper, Sam.   tk(a)pcad(a)pcpp,sm
      Ready? Now listen first and then write.    rd,nlsfstatwt
F: And repeat each sentence three times.    arptecstctrtms
N: Sentence One.        stco
F: Milk, yogurt, and eggs are in the dairy section.   mk,ygt,adegsaitdrsct
     Milk,    mk
     yogurt,    ygt
     and eggs    ad(e)gs
     are in the dairy section.   ar(i)tdrsct
     Milk, yogurt, and eggs     mk,yft,t(a)degs
     are in the dairy section.      ar(i)tdrsct
N: sentence Two.    stct
F: Cookies and donuts are in the bakery.   cksdnsar(i)tbkr
    Cookies   cks
    and donuts    adnt
    are in the bakery'.    ar(i)tbkr
    Cookies and donuts    cksadns
   are in the bakery    aitbkr
N: Sentence Three.    stctr
F: Ice cream and TV dinners are in the frozen food section.   iccrm(a)tvar(i)tfzfdsct
     Ice cream    iccrm
     and TV dinners     atvdns
     are in the frozen food section.   ar(i)tfzfdsct
      Ice cream and TV dinners    occrm(a)tvdns
      are in the frozen food section.    a r(i)tfzfdsct
N: OK? Good! This time listen and repeat.  ok,gd,tstmlsn(a)rpt
F: Milk, yogurt, and eggs are in the dairy section.   mk,ygt,adegsaitdrsct
N: Cookies and donuts are in the bakery.   cks(a)dnsar(i)tbkr
F: Ice cream and TV dinners are in the frozen food section.   iccrm(a)tvdnsar(i)tfzfdsct
N: Now, Sam, some True or false? Listen.     n,sm,smtuifls,ls
F: milk is in the dairy section.  True or false?   mlis(i)tdrsct
M: True.   tu
N: Yes, true. Milk is in the dairy section.   ys,tu,mkisitdrsct
    Again, true or false?   ag,tuofls
F: Milk is in the bakery.   mkis(i)tbkr
M. False.   fls
N: False. Milk isn't in the bakery. fls,mkist(i)tdrsct,     
     It's in the dairy section.  ititdrsct
     Now you, Sam.    ny,sm
     True or false?   tu ofls
F:  Milk is in the frozen food section.   mkis(i)fzfdsct
M: False.   fls
F: Donuts are in the bakery.   dnt(a)itbkr
M: True.   tu
F: Yogurt is in the dairy section.   ygts(i)tdrsct
M: True.   tu
F: Ice cream is in the dairy section.    iccrmis(i)tdrsct
M: False.   fls
F: TV dinners are in the bakery.   tvdns(a)itbkr
M: False.   fls
F: Eggs are in the dairy section.   egs(a)r(i)tdrsct
M: True.   tu
N: Very good, Sam. Now, Carol  wants to make a dinner for  Steven.    vrgd,sm,n,crwttmkadnfstv
  Listen to her as she says  What she needs?    lsthasssswtsnd
  Just listen.   jsls
CAROL: well, let me see. . .    w,lms
     I need some potatoes…some lettuce.    indsptts,smltc
     I don't need any coffee.    idndncf
     I have some. Hmmm   ihvsm,m
   .  . . what else? . . .   wtls
     Strawberries!    stbrs
     They're always nice.    trawsnc
     Maybe some grapes too.      mbsmgrpst
     I don't need any milk,    idndnmk
    and I have cookies,   ad(i)hvcks
     so I don't need any of them.    s(i)dndntm
     Oh, and I need some ice cream.   o,ad(i)ndsmiccrm

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       Steven likes ice cream.    stvlksiccrm
       And that's all, I think.   atta,itk
N: Did you remember all of that,   ddtrmbalftt
     Sam? No of course not.   sm,nofcsnt
     Ask Carol again what she needs for her dinner.    askcrlgwtsndfhdn
     I say, "Grapes."   is,grps
     And you ask Carol. . .   adyaskcr 
M:  Do you need any grapes, Carol?   dundngros,cr
N: I say, "Coffee." And you ask.. .   is,cf,adyask
M: Do you need any coffee, Carol?    dyndncf,cr
N: OK? Let's begin. Grapes.   ok,ltbg,grps
M: Do you need any grapes, Carol?   dundngros,cr
CAROL: yes, I need some grapes.    ys,incmgrps
N: Coffee.   cf
M: Do you need any coffee, Carol?    dundncf,cr
CAROL: No, I don't need any coffee.    n,idndncf
N: Cookies.   cks
M: Do you need any cookies, Carol?    dyndncks,cr
CAROL: No, I don't need any cookies.    n,idndncks
N: Lettuce.   ltc
M: Do you need any lettuce, Carol?    dyndnltc,cr
CAROL: Yes, I need some lettuce.   ys,indsmltc
N: Strawberries.   stbrs
M: Do you need any strawberries, Carol?   dundnstbrs,cr
CAROL: Yes, I need some strawberries.   ys,ind(s)mstbrs
N: Milk.   mk
M: Do you need any milk, Carol?    dyndnmk,cr
CAROL: No, I don't need any milk.    n,idydnmk
N: Potatoes.   ptts
M: Do you need any potatoes, Carol?   dyndnptts,cr
CAROL: No, I don't need any  potatoes.   n,idndnptts
N:  Well, Sam, do you renumber some of the items are needs for her dinner?    w,sm,durmbsmtitms(a)ndfhdn
    I hope so because now we're going to ask you.   ihpsbcsnwrgitask(y)
    Please answer in comply sentences.    plsasicplstcs
    I say, "Does Carol need any cookies?"    is,dscrndancks
    And you say. ..   ad(y)s
No, she doesn't need any cookies.   n,sdsndnstbrs
I say, "Does she need any strawberries?"    is,dsndnstbrs
  And you say. . .    ad(y)s
M: Yes, she needs some strawberries.    ys,dsndmstbrs
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
  Does Carol need any cookies?   dscrndncks
M: No, she doesn't need any cookies.   n,sdsndancks
N: Does she need any strawberries?    dsndnstbrs
M: Yes, she needs some strawberries.    ys,sndamstbrs
N: OK. Does Carol need any potatoes?   ok,dscrndanptts
M: Yes, she needs some potatoes.   ys,sndmptts
N: How about grapes?    hbtgrps
    Does she need any grapes?   dsndangrps
M: Yes, she needs some grapes.    ys,snd(s)mgrps
N: Does she need any milk?   dsndnmk
M: No, she doesn't need any milk.    n,sndnmk
N: And ice cream?    ad(i)cgrm
    Does Carol need any ice cream?   dscrndniccrm
M: Yes, she needs some ice cream.    ys,sndmiccrm
N: Does she need any lettuce?   dsndnltc
M: Yes, she needs some lettuce.   ys,sndmltc
N: And what about coffee?    adwtbtcf
Does she need any coffee?    dsndncf
M: No, she doesn't need any coffee.   n,sdsndncf
N: Now, let's go back to the supermarket. Repeat this word:  n,tgbcttspmkt,rpttswd
      Dread this word, right, is in the bakery.   rtsw,rt,is(i)tbkr
    Listen to this conversation.   lsttscvst
F: excuse me. Do you have any  Italian bread?   excusm.dyhvnitlbrd
M: Sorry. We don't have any Italian bread,    sr,wdhvnitlbrd
  but we have some nice  French bread.   b(i)hvnitlbrd
N: OK. Now some pronunciation practice. Listen and repeat.   ok,nsmpnsatpctc,lsarpt
    bread    brd
  Italian bread   itlbrd
  French bread   fcbrd
  cheese    cs
  American cheese    amrccs
  French cheese   fccs
  wine      w
  Italian wine   itlw
  French wine   fcw
  but we have   btwhv
  but we have some nice   btwhvsmnc
  French bread   fcbrd
  but we have some nice French bread.   btwhvsmncfcbrd
  but we have   btwhv
  but we have some nice    btwhvsmnc
  But we have some nice French cheese.   btwhvnitlbrd
N: Now, Sam, I say,    n,sm,is
  "Do you have any Italian bread?    dyhvnitlbrd
  And you say. . .  adys
M: Sorry. We don't have any Italian bread,    sr,wdhvnitlbrd
  but we have some nice French bread.   btwhvsmncfcbrd
N: OK! Ready, Sam?   ok,rd,sm
    Let's go.    ltg
   Do you have any Italian bread?   duhvanitlbrd
M: Sorry. We don't have any Italian bread,    sr,wdhvnitlbrd
  but we have some nice French bread.   btwhvsmncfcbrd
N: Do you have any American cheese?   dyhvnamrccs
M: Sorry. We don't have any  American cheese, but we have some nice French cheese.   sr,wdhvnamrccsmbtwhvsmfccs
N: What about Italian wine?    wtbtitlw
     Do you  have any Italian wine?   dyhvnitlw
M: Sorry. We don't have any Italian wine,    sr,wdhvnitlw
     but we have some nice French wine.   btwhvsmncfcw

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N: This is the end of Lesson One.    ysstedlso
      It wasn't so difficult, was it?     itwssdfct,wst

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3。2

LESSON 2 I NEED TWO BOXES OF CEREAL.  lst,indtbscre

SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET
John: What's wrong?    wtw
Susan: I can't find my list.      icfmls(t)
John: Do you need the list?    dundlst
Susan: Yes, I do.    ys,id
    I can't remember everything on it.    icrmbevtn(o)nt
John: You seem upset today, Susan.    ysmpstd,ss
Susan: Oh, here's the list.    o,hstls(t)
John: OK. Where to first?    ok,wrtfst
Susan: Aisle six.    alsx
    I need two boxes of cereal,    indtbxcre
    one loaf of bread,    olfbrd
    a can of tomato paste,  acnftmtpst
    a dozen eggs,  adzegs
    and two pounds of meat.    atpdmt
John: Here's the produce section.    hrstpdsct
    Do you need any fruit or vegetables?    dyndnftvgtbls
Susan: Yes. I need some vegetables.    ys,ind(s)vgtbls
Susan: This isn't fresh.    tssfrs
    Don't you have any fresh lettuce?    dt(y)hvnfrsltc
Produce Clerk: How about this?    hwbts
    This is a nice head of lettuce.    tssnc(h)dltc
Susan: It's OK.    itok
    Thank you.    tky
John: Do you need anything else?    dyndntn(e)ls
Susan: I need some tomatoes.    instmts
John: How many tomatoes do you need?    hmntmtsdynd
Susan: Twelve.  we
John: That's a lot of tomatoes .    ttalttmts
    What are you making?    wtaymk
Susan: It's surprise . . .    itsprs
    Excuse me?    excusm
    Look at these.    lk(a)ts
    They're too ripe.    trtr
    Don't you have any other tomatoes?    dt(y)hvny(o)ttmts
Clerk: I have those.    ihv vs
Susan: How much are they?    hmcat
Clerk: Three dollars a pound.    trdls(a)pd
John: Three dollars a pound.    ytdlsapd
    That's too expensive.    tttexpcv
Susan: They're expensive,  trexpsv
      but they aren't too expensive.    btat(e)xpsv
      I'll take them.  iltktm
John: What else?    wtl(s)
Susan: I need a pound of carrots and two pounds of mushrooms. . .    indapdcrsadtpdms(ms)
    There aren't any mushrooms.    tatanmsms
Clerk: I can get some from the back.  icft(s)ftb
    How many do you want?    hmndywt
Susan: Two pounds .    tpd
John: These apples look delicious.    tsapsl(k)dlcs
Susan: They look OK.    tlk(o)k
John: What is it, Susan?    wts,ss
    Are you upset about my trip tomorrow?  n(a)yu(u)pstbmtptmr
Susan: I want to make you a great dinner before you leave for Denver.    iwtmkygrdnbfylvfdv
John: It doesn't have to be a big deal.    itdshvtbabgde
    I'm just going for two days.    imjsgiftds
Susan: Are you coming back?    aycmbc
John: Yes. Of course I'm coming back.    ys,ofcsimcmbc
Susan: I want you to go on a full stomach.    iwytgonfstmc
Clerk: Your mushrooms miss.    ymsmsms
Susan: Do you have any peaches?    dyhvnpcs
Clerk: There aren't any.    tatn
    Peaches aren't in season.  pcsat(i)ss

    and this is the end of lsson two.  atssted(of)lst
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3.2

BOOK THREE, LESSON TWO
N: Hello! Welcome to Lesson Two,    hl,we(l)c(m)tlst
      Sam. You need a pencil and a piece of paper for this lesson.    sm, ynd(a)pcadpcppftsls
      Listen to the conversation at the supermarket.  lsttcvstatspmkt
SUSAN: I need a pound of carrots and two pounds of mushrooms. . .    ind(a)pdcrtatpdmsms
    There aren't any mushrooms.  tat(a)nmsms
PRODUCE
CLERK: I can get some from the back.    icgt(s)ftb
    How many do you want?    hmndywt
SUSAN: Two pounds.  tpd
N: Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatpprctc
    Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F:  mushrooms      ms(r)ms
      there aren't any  trat(a)n
    There aren't any mushrooms.    trat(a)nmsms
M:  carrots      crt
      there aren't any    tatn
      there aren't any carrots.  tatncrs
F: peaches    pcs
    There aren't any peaches.  tatnpcs
N: Remember, Sam,    rmb,sm
    for plural countable items, you say. . .      fplrctbitms,ys
F: There aren't.    trat
N: But for uncountable items, you say    btfuctbitms,ys
F: There isn't.  tist
N: Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: there isn't    tist
    There isn't any lettuce.  tistnltc
M: there aren't    tat
    There aren't any bananas.    tatnbnns
N: OK, Sam? Now I say,    ok,sm,nis
    "Do you have any peaches?"    dyhvnpcs
    And you say.. .      adys
F: No, there aren't any peaches.    n,tatnpcs
N: I say,    is
    "I need some coffee.    indmcf
    Is there any coffee?"  istrncf
    And you say..  adys
.F: No, there isn't any coffee.    n,tistncf
N: Are you ready? Let's begin.    ayrd,ltbg
    Do you have any peaches?    duhvnpcs
F: No, there aren't any peaches.    n,tatnpcs
N: I need some coffee.    onsmcf
      Is there any coffee?    istr(a)ncf
F: No, there isn't any coffee.    n,tistncf
N: I want some mushrooms.  iwt(s)mmsms
    Do you have any mushrooms?  dyhvnmsms
F: No, there aren't any mushrooms.    n,tratnmsms
N: Do you have any cereal?    dyhvncre
F: No, there isn't any cereal.    n,tistncre
N: Are there any carrots?  atancrt
F: No, there aren't any carrots.  n,tratncrt
N:  Do you have any bananas?  dyhvanbnns
F:  No, there aren't any bananas.  n,tatnbnns
N:  I need some ice cream.    indmicgrm
      Is there any ice cream?  itr(a)nicgrm
F:  No, there isn't any ice cream.  n,tistnicgrm
N:  Well, this is some supermarket!  w,ttsssmspmkt
      You don't have anything.  ydthvant
      OK. Very good, Sam.    ok,vrgd,sm
    Now Susan wants to make a great dinner for John before he leaves  for Denver.    nsswttmkagrtdnfjbfhlvsfdv
    She needs some things from the supermarket:      sndmtsftspmkt
    a loaf ofbread, a quart of milk, etc.  alfbrd,aqtmk,etc
    She  telephones the supermarket and tells the grocery clerk what she  wants.    stlpstspmktatstgcrclkwtswt
    He makes a list.    hmkalst
    Take a  pencil and a piece of paper, Sam.  tkapcadpcpp,sm
    Are you ready?    ayrd
    Now listen and you make a list too.    nlsaymk(a)lst
    You can check your answers at the end.  ycccyasatted
    OK? Let's begin.  ok,ltbg
M:  Hello. Frank's Supermarket.    hl,fksspmkt
      Can  I help you?  cnihpy
SUSAN:  Yes, hello. I need some  things.  ys,hl,ind(s)mts
M:  Just a minute. . . OK.    jst,ok
      What do you need?  wdynd
SUSAN:  Well, I need a quart of milk.  w,ind(a)qtfmk
M:  One quart of milk?  oqtmk
SUSAN:  Yes, a quart of milk.    ys,aqtmk
    I also  need a loaf of bread and. . .  izlnd(a)lffbtda
    oh, yes, two pounds of hamburger meat.    o,ys,tpdofhbgmt
M:  A loaf of bread and two pounds of meat?  alfbrdatpdmt
SUSAN:  Yes, a loaf of bread and two pounds of fresh hamburger meat and. . . .    ys,alffbrdatpd(f)fshbgmt,a
      Let me see, four tomatoes -      lms,ftmts
      four ripe tomatoes -  frptmts
      one head of lettuce, a can of tomato  paste, a dozen eggs, and . . .  ohdfltc,acnftmtpst,adzngs,a
M:  Just a minute!  jstmnt
      Give me the list slowly.  gvmtlstsll
      I can't write so fast. . .  icwtsfs
      two pounds of hamburger meat  tpd(f)hbgmt
      . . . four tomatoes . . .  ftmts
SUSAN:  Four ripe tomatoes.    fr(p)tmts
M:  They're all ripe.  trat(p)
      A head of  lettuce. . . And?  ahdltc,ad
SUSAN:  OK. After the head of lettuce,  ok,aftthdltc
      a can of tomato  paste . . .    acnftmtpst
M: One can of tomato paste . . .  ocntmtpst
SUSAN:  A dozen eggs.  adz(n)egs
M:  One dozen eggs. . . OK.  odzegs,ok
SUSAN:  Are the grapes good?  atgrpsgd
M:  Yes, they're great.  ys,trgrt
SUSAN:  Good! A bunch of grapes  gd,abcgrps
      ... Hmmm... They're really great, huh?  hm,trrlgrt,hh
M: They're really delicious.  trrldlcs
SUSAN: Give me two bunches.  gvmtbcs
M:  Two bunches of grapes! OK,  tbcsfgrps,ok
      what else?      wtls
SUSAN:  That's all.  tta
M: OK. Let me make sure I've got  it.  ok,lmmksivgtt
    One quart of milk,  oqt(f)mk
    one loaf of bread,  olfbrd
    two pounds of hamburger meat,    tpd(f)hbgmt
    four ripe tomatoes,    fr(p)tmts
    one head of lettuce,  ohdltc
    two cans of tomato paste.  tcstmtpst
SUSAN:  No, I need one can of  tomato paste.    n,indocnftmtpst
M: One can of tomato paste,  ocnftmtpst
    a dozen eggs,  adzngs
    and two bunches of grapes.  atbcs(f)gr(p)s
SUSAN:  Good. Thank you very much!  gd,tkyvrmc
N:  Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatprctc
      Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F:  a loaf      alf
      a loaf of bread.  alf(f)brd
M:  a quart      aqt
      a quart of milk    aqtmk
F:  a bunch      abc
      a bunch of grapes    abc(f)grps
N:  Now, Sam, I say, "How much milk does Susan need?"    n,sm,is,hmcm(k)dssnd
      And you say.. .    adys 
M: She needs one quart of milk.  sndoqt(f)mk
N: I say, "How many tomatoes does she need?"    is,hmntmtdsnd
      And you say. . .  adys
M: She needs four tomatoes.  sndftmts
N: Are you ready? Let's begin.    ayrd,ltbgn
      How much milk does Susan need?    hmcmkdssnd
M:  She needs one quart of milk.    sndoqtfmk
N: How much bread does Susan need?      hmcbrdssnd 
M:  She needs one loaf of bread.  sndolf(f)brd
N:  And hamburger meat?    adhbgmt
      How much hamburger meat does she need?        hmchbgmtdsnd
M:  She needs two pounds of hamburger meat.    sndtpdfhbgmt
N:  How much lettuce does she  need?      hmclt(c)dsnd
M:  She needs one head of lettuce.    sndohd(f)ltc
N:  And how many cans of tomato  paste does she need?  adhmncstmtpstdsnd
M:  She needs one can of tomato  paste.    sndocnftmtpst
N:  What about eggs?    wtbtegs
      How many  eggs does Susan need?  hmnegsdssnd
M:  She needs a dozen eggs.  snd(a)dzn(e)gs
N:  Excuse me?    excusm
      How many eggs does  she need?      hmnegsdsnd
M:  She needs a dozen eggs.  snd(a)dzn(e)gs
N:  How many grapes does she need?    hmngrpsdsnd
M:  She needs two bunches of grapes.  sndtbcsgrps
N:  Listen to the conversation between Susan and John.    lsttcvstbtssaj
JOHN:  Well, we need a pound of hamburger meat. . .  w,wndpdfhbgmt
      What's wrong?  wtw
SUSAN:  This hamburger meat isn't  fresh. . . Yuck!  tshbgmtsfrs,yk
JOHN:  Where's the bakery?    wstbkr
      We need a loaf of bread.  wndalf(f)brd
SUSAN: It's over there.  itovt
JOHN: That bread looks delicious.    ttbrdlfdlcs
      How much is it?    hmcist
SUSAN: Wow! It's three dollars a loaf.  w,ittrdlsalf
JOHN:  Wow! It's expensive.  w,it(e)xpsv
SUSAN: It's too expensive!  itto(e)xpsv
N: Susan and John are disappointed.  ssajadspimt
    The hamburger meat isn't fresh and the bread is too expensive.  thbgmtisfrsabrdistexpsv
    Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: this pound of hamburger meat      tspdhbgmt 
    this pound of hamburger meat  isn't fresh.    tspdhbgmtisfrs
    It isn't fresh.  itsfrs
M:  this loaf of bread    tslffbrd
      this loaf of bread is too expensive.  tslfbrdistexpsv
      It's too expensive.  ittexpsv
N: I say, "This pound of hamburger  meat...    is,tspdhbgmt
    Yuck!" And you say....  yk,adys
F:  It isn't fresh.  itsfrs
N:  I say, "Wow! That bread is three  dollars a loaf."    is,w,ttbrdistrdls(a)lf
      And you say. . .  ays
F: It's too expensive.  ittexpsv
N: OK. Let's begin. This pound of hamburger meat. . . Yuck!  ok,ltbg,tspd(f)hbgmt,yk
F: It isn't fresh.  itsfrs
N: Wow! That bread is three dollars a loaf.    w,ttbrd(i)strdls(a)lf
F:  It's too expensive.  itt(e)xpsv
N: The strawberries are three  ninety-nine a box. Wow!    tstbratrntnabx,w
F: They're too expensive.    trto(e)xpsv
N:  Wow! That cheese is five fifty a pound.    w,tcesisfvfftapd
F:  It's too expensive.  itt(e)xpsv
N: This cream. . . Yuck!    tscrm,yk
F:  It isn't fresh.  itsfrs
N: Those mushrooms are three  eighty a pound! Wow!    tsmsmsatretapd,w
F:  They're too expensive.    trtexpsv
N:  This lettuce looks terrible. Yuck!    tsltclkstrb,yk
F:  It isn't fresh.      itsfrs
N:  Yuck! Those donuts. . .  tk,tsdnt
F:  They aren't fresh.  tatfrs
N:  That's all, Sam. . . . End of Lesson Two.  tta,sm,edflst
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