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3.3


LESSON 3 IS THAT YOUR SPECLAL DINNER I SMELL?    lstr,istyspcdniam

SCENE ONE: SUSAN'S APARTMENT

John: Hi. Is that your special dinner I smell?    h,istyspcdnism
Susan: I cooked it too long.    ickdtl
John: I'm sure it's delicious.    imsitdlcs
    Where is it?    wre(i)st
John: Don't worry. . .    dwr
    I'm a good cook.    im(a)gdck
Susan: Really?    rl
    I didn't know that.    iddktt
John: Yes, it's true.    ys,ittu
    I can cook dinner in no time.    ilckdntntm
    Now, do you have any mushrooms?    n,dyhvanymsms
Susan: How many mushrooms do you want?    hmnmsmsdyw
John: Whatever you have.  wtevyhv
    And I need a can of tomato paste.    adind(a)cntmtpst
Susan: OK. Here.    ok,h
John: Do you have an onion?    dyhvann
Susan: I have these.    ihvts
    Which one do you want?    wcodywt
John: The big one.    tbgo
    Mmmm. Wait until you taste this sauce.    m,wtutytstssc
Susan: What are you making?    wt(a)ymk
John: Spaghetti.    spgt
Susan: Spaghetti.    spgt
    I love spaghetti.    plvtbft
    We're missing one ingredient.    wrmson(i)gdt
John: What?    wt
John & Susan: Spaghetti!    spgt


SCENE TWO: THE SUPERMARKET

Susan: Hi, Jake.    h,jk
Jake: Oh, hello, Susan.    o,hl,ss
    How are you doing?    haydi
Susan: I'm fine, thanks.    imf,tks
    Is that your dinner?    istydn
Jake: Yes. Maybe I should put it back and we can have dinner together.    ys,mbisdpttbk(a)wchvdntgt
Susan: No, thanks.    n,tks
    John is cooking spaghetti.    jnisckspgt
Checkout Clerk: Is that all?    istta
Susan: Yes, this is all I need.    ys,tssal(i)nd
    Wait a minute.    wt(a)mnt
    How much are the cookies?    hmcatcks
Clerk: Which ones?    wcos
Susan: The ones over there.    tosovt
Clerk: Fifty cents each.    fftctec
Susan: Give me four, please.    gvmf,pls


SCENE THREE: SUAN'S APARTMENT

John: How do you like it?    hdylkt
Susan: Umm. . .  um
    it's. . .    it
    umm. . .    um
    delicious.    dlcs
    It just needs some pepper.    itjsndmpp
John: Do you have any?    dyhvn
Susan: Here it is.    hr(i)ts
John: Now how does it taste?      nhdstst
Susan: Good. It just needs some salt.    gd,itjsndst
John: Salt. OK.    st,ok
Susan: John, it's delicious.    j,itdlcs
      It really is.    i(t)rlys
      But something is missing.      btstisms
      I don't know what it is.  idkwtts
John: Maybe you're right.    mbyrt
Susan: What kind of spaghetti sauce is this?    w(t)ktspgtscits
John: Sausage.    ssg
Susan: I know what's missing.    ikwtms
John: Me too.    mt
John & Susan: The sausage!    tssg


this is the end of lesson three.  tsstendlstr

第三课练习注音：

3.3

BOOK THREE, LESSON THREE

N: Lesson Three.    lstr
      Hello, Sam.  hl,sm
      You need a piece of paper and a pencil for this lesson.    ynd(a)pcppad(a)pcftsls
      Now let's say all twelve months.  nltsatwlvmt
      Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: January    jnur
    February  fbur
    March    mc
    April    apl
    May    m
    June  jn
    July    jl
    August    agst
    September    sptb
    October    octb
    November    nvb
  December    dcb
N: Here are some questions for you,  Sam.    tasmqstsfy,sm
M: What month is it now?  wtmtstn
    Name a winter month.  nm(a)wtm(t)
    How about a summer month?  hwbtsmmt
    What's your favorite month, Sam?    w(t)yfv(t)m(t),sm
    Really?    rl
N: John is making dinner for Susan.    jnsmkdnfss
    Just listen.  jsls
JOHN:I need some onions, Susan.    ins(m)on,ss
SUSAN: They're over there, I think.    trovt,itk
JOHN: Which ones do you want?    wcosdywt
SUSAN: Those small white ones. . . over there. 
JOHN: Oh, I see them.  o,istm
      How many do you want?  hmndywt
SUSAN: Three or four. Thanks.  tr(o)f,tks
JOHN: Mmmm! Smells delicious!    m,smlsdlcs
      It's my special marinara sauce.  itmspcmrnrss
N: Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatpctc
      Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
M: I need some  ind(s)m
      I need some onions.      idd(s)mns
F: Which ones      wcos
    do you want  dywt
    Which ones do you want?    wcosdywt
M: I need an onion.  indnn
F: which one      wco
    Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: I say, "I need some onions."    is,ind(s)mons
    And  you say. . .      adys
F: Which ones do you want?  wcodywt
N: I say, "I need an onion."    is,id(a)on
    And you say . . .    adys
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: It's easy, Sam.    ites,sm
      But remember the rule about singular and plural countable items.    btrmbtrlabtsglaplrctbe(i)tms
      Ready? Let's go.  rd,ltg
      I need some onions.  ind(s)mons
F: Which ones do you want?  wcosdywt
N: I need an onion.  ond(a)on
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: I'd like an apple, please.  idlk(a)np,pls
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: I'd like some of those tomatoes, please.  idlksmtstmts,pls
F: Which ones do you want?    wcosdywt
N: Give me a banana, please.    gvm(a)bnn,pls
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: Give me one of those peaches, please.  gvmontspcs,pls
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: Can I have a cookie?  cn(i)hv(a)ck
F: Which one do you want?  wcodywt
N: That was easy, wasn't it?  ttwses,wst
    Now, take a pencil and a piece of paper, Sam.  n,tk(a)pcad(a)pcpp,sm
    Ready? Here's the list of ingredients you need for John's special marinara sauce.  rd,tstlstigrdtyndfjspcmrmrsc
      Write the list. OK? Let's begin.  wt(t)lst,ok,ltbg
JOHN: You need oil, good oil.  yndoi,gdoi
N: Oil. OK.  oi,ok
JOHN: Garlic, a lot of garlic.    glc,altglc
      It's good for you.  itgdfy
N: OK, you need a lot of garlic.  ok,ynd(a)ltglc
      And then?  at
JOHN: Red pepper.  rdpp
N: Why red pepper?  wrdpp
JOHN: Red pepper's hot. You need  just a little.  rdppsht,yn(d)jst(a)lt
N: OK. Oil, garlic, red pepper.  ok,oi,glc,rdpp
      What else?  wt(e)ls
JOHN: Salt. But just a little.  It's bad for you.  st,bjst(a)lt,itb(d)fy
N: Salt. OK.  st,ok
JOHN: Then onions, white onions.    tnns,wtons
N: Excuse me, Sam.    excsm,sm
      How do you spell onions?    hdyspons
      That's o-n-i-o-n-s. Thanks, Sam.  ttonoons,tks,sm
JOHN: Then you need basil, fresh basil.  tyndb,frsbs
N: Fresh b-a-s-i-l, basil. And?    frs,basil,bs,ad
JOHN: Carrots.  crs
N: Carrots. Yes. What else?  ys,wt(e)ls
JOHN: After carrots comes tomato paste. Good Italian tomato  paste.    aftcrtcmstmtpst,gd(i)tltmtpst,
N: OK, tomato paste.  ok,tmdpst
JOHN: Then you need tomatoes.    tn(y)n(d)tmds
      Fresh, ripe tomatoes in season.  frs,rp,tmtsiss
N: Just a minute. . . t-o-m-a-t-o-e-s, tomatoes.  jst(a)mnt,tomatoes,tmts
    Then?  t
JOHN:That's all.    tta
    Oil,  oi
    garlic,  glc
    red pepper,  rdpp
    salt,  st
    onions,    ons
    fresh basil,    frsbs
    carrots,  crs
    tomato paste,  tmdpst
    and ripe tomatoes.  ar(p)tmts
N: But wait a minute!    bwt(a)mnt
    We don't know how many tomatoes John needs or how much oil.    wdkhmntmtsjndohmcoi
    Sam! You ask John "How much" and "How many."  sm,yas(k)jhmcahmn
    I say, "Oil" And you say. ..  is,oi,adys
F: How much oil do you need, John?  hmcoidynd,j
N: I say, "Tomatoes." And you say. ..  is,tmts,adys
F: How many tomatoes do you need, John?  hmntmtsdyn(d),j
N: Remember the difference between countable and uncountable items.    rmbtdfcbtctbl(a)uctbitms
    Are you ready? Let's begin. Oil.  ayrd,ltbg,oi
F: How much oil do you need, John?  hmcoidynd,j
JOHN: You need three tablespoons of oil.    yndtrtbspsoi
N: Garlic.    glc
F: How much garlic do you need, John?  hmcgl(c)dyn(d),j
JOHN: You need four tablespoons of garlic.    yndftblspsglc
N: Red pepper.    rdpp
F: How much red pepper do you need, John?  hmcrdppdynd,j
JOHN: Just one teaspoon.  jsotsp
N: Salt.  st
F: How much salt do you need, John?  hmcs(t)dynd,j
JOHN: Again, one teaspoon.  ag,otsp
N: Onions.  ons
F: How many onions do you need, John?  hmnonsdyn(d),j
JOHN: You need three small white onions.    yndtrsmwtons
N: Fresh basil.    f(r)sbs
F: How much fresh basil do you need, John?  hmcf(r)sbsdynd,j
JOHN: Three tablespoons.  trtblsps
N: Carrots.  crt
F: How many carrots do you need, John?  hmncrtdynd,j
JOHN: You need one carrot.  yndocrt
N: Tomato paste.  tmdpst
F: How much tomato paste do you need, John?  hmctmtdynd,j
JOHN: Just one can.  jstoc
N: Tomatoes.  tmts
F: How many tomatoes do you need, John?  hmntmtsdynd,j
JOHN: Four ripe tomatoes.  frptmts
N: That was great, Sam.    wtwsgrt,sm
      Now you too can make John's special marinara sauce.  nytcmkjspcmrnrss
      But what about the spaghetti, John?    bwtbtspgt,j
      How do you make the spaghetti?  hdymktspgt
JOHN: Oh, you can buy the spaghetti at the supermarket.  o,ycbtspgti(a)tspmkt
N: Thanks, John. That's all, Sam.  tks,j,tta,sm
      And this is the end of Lesson Three.  atsstedlstr

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R3.1

BOOK THREE, REVIEW ONE

N: Review One.  rvio
    Hi, Sam.    h,sm
    We're at  the supermarket again.    wratspmkt(a)g
    Just listen.  jsls
SUSAN: Wait a minute.    wtmnt
    How much are the cookies?  hmctcks
CHECKOUT   
CLERK: Which ones?  wco
SUSAN: The ones over there.  tosovt
CHECKOUT   
CLERK: Fifty cents each.  fftctec
SUSAN: Give me four, please.  gumf,pls
N: Now some pronunciation practice.  ms(m)pncatprctc
      Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: how much    hmc
      how much are  hmc(a)
      How much are the cookies?  hmc(a)tcks
M: fifty cents        fftct
      Fifty cents each.  fftctec
F: how much    hmc
    how much is  hmcis
    How much is the Italian bread?  hmcist(i)tlbrd
N: You're the customer, Sam.  yrtcstm,sm
      I say, "Italian bread."  is,itlbrd
      And you say.. .      adys
F:  How much is the Italian bread?  hmcistitlbrd
N: I say, "Cookies."    is,cks
      And you say....      adys
F: How much are the cookies?  hmc(a)tcks
N: Ready? Let's go.    rd,ltg
      Italian bread.  itlbrd
F: How much is the Italian bread?  hmcistitlbrd
M: Eighty cents a loaf.  etctalf
N: Cookies.      cks
F: How much are the cookies?    hmc(a)tcks
M: Fifty cents each.    fftctec
N: Milk.      mk
F: How much is the milk?  hmc(i)stmk
M: Ninety-five cents a quart.    ntfvct(a)qt
N: Strawberries.      stbrs
F: How much are the strawberries?    hmc(a)tstbrs
M: The strawberries?  tstbrs
      A dollar a box.  adlr(a)bx
N: Great, Sam.  grt,sm
      Now listen and repeat.      nlsarpt
F: a pound      apd
    Give me a pound, please.    gvmap(d),pls
    a loaf      alf
    Give me a loaf, please.    gvmalf,pls
    a quart      aqt
    Give me a quart, please.  gvm(a)q(t),pls
N:  OK, Sam.    ok,sm
      I say, "Apples."  is,aps
      And you say . . .      adys
F:  How much are the apples?    hmc(a)te(a)ps
N: The grocery clerk says . . .  rgrcclkss
M: Seventy cents a pound.  svtct(a)pd
N: And you say. . .  adys
F: Give me a pound, please.  gvmap(d)pls
N: I say, "Italian bread."    is,itlbrd
    And you say....      adys
F: How much is the Italian bread?    hmcst(i)tlbrd
N: The grocery clerk says. . .  tgcclkss
M: The Italian bread?    titlbrd
      Eighty cents a loaf.  etct(a)lf
N: And you say. . .  adys
F: Give me a loaf, please.  gvm(a)lf,pls
N: OK? Let's begin.    ok,ltbg
      Apples.  aps
F: How much are the apples?  hmc(a)te(a)ps
M: Seventy cents a pound.  svtct(a)pd
F: Give me a pound, please.    gvmap(d),pls
N: Italian bread.  itlbrd
F: How much is the Italian bread?    hmc(i)st(i)tlbrd
M: The Italian bread?    titlbrd
      Eighty cents a  loaf.  etct(a)lf     
F: Give me a loaf, please.      gvm(a)lf,pls
N: Milk.  mk
F:  How much is the milk?    hmc(i)stmk
M: It's ninety-five cents a quart.    itntfvct(a)qt
F: Give me a quart, please.    gvm(a)q(t),pls
N: Tomatoes.    tmts
F:  How much are the tomatoes?      hmc(a)ttmts
M: They're a dollar ten a pound.  tr(a)dltn(a)pd
F:  Give me a pound, please.  gvmap(d),pls
N:  Frozen peas.  fzps
F:  How much are the frozen peas?    hmc(a)tfzps
M:  Sixty-eight cents a box.    sxtetct(a)bx
F:  Give me a box, please.    gvm(a)bx,pls
N:  Peaches.    pcs
F:  How much are the peaches?    hmc(a)tpcs
M:  They're a dollar twenty-nine a  pound.  tr(a)dlttnn(a)pd
F:  Give me a pound, please.  gvm(a)p,pls
N:  Eggs.  egs
F:  How much are the eggs?    hmc(a)te(e)gs
M:  A dollar forty a dozen.      adlfty(a)fz
F:  Give me a dozen, please.  gvm(a)dz,pls
N:  OK, Sam,    ok,sm
      let's talk about you    lttkbty
      things you like and things you don't like.    tsylkatsydtlk
      We say. . .  ws
M: Coffee.  cf
N: And you say. . .  adys
F: I like coffee.    tl(k)cf
N: Or....  o
F: I don't like coffee.  idl(k)cf
N: "I like" or "I don't like."    ilkoidtlk
      OK? Let's begin.  ok,ltbg
M: Coffee.    cf
      Spaghetti.    spgt
      How about  popcorn, Sam?    hwbtppc,sm
      And ice cream?  ad(i)iccr(m)
      Beer.      be
    Raw fish.  rfs
    How about raw fish, Sam?    hwbtrfs,sm
N: Let's talk about some more things, Sam.    lttkbt(s)mmts,sm
    We say. . .  ws
M: A lot of ice cream.  altf(i)ccrm
N: And you say. . .  adys
F: I eat a lot of ice cream.  ietaltf(i)ccrm
N: Or....  o
F: I don't eat a lot of ice cream.  idetaltf(i)ccrm
N: We say. ..  ws
M: A lot of coffee.  altcf
N: And you say. . .  adys
F: I drink a lot of coffee.    idkaltcf
N: Or....  o
F: I don't drink a lot of coffee.    idtdkaltcf
N:  "I eat a lot of" or "I don't eat a lot  of,"    ietaltof,o,ldtetaltof
      "I drink a lot of", or "I don't drink a lot of."    odkaltof,o,id(t)dkaltof
      Are you ready?  ayrd
    Let's begin.      ltbg
M: A lot of ice cream.    altf(i)ccrm
      A lot of raw fish.    altfrfs
      A lot of coffee.    altfcf
      How about popcorn, Sam?    hwbtppc,sm
      A lot of popcom.    altfppc
      And beer?    abe
      A lot of beer.      altfbe
      How about tea?  hwbt
      A lot of tea, Sam.  altft,sm
N: Great, Sam.    grt,sm
      Before we stop,    bfwstp
      let's practice pronouncing the months of the year.    itprctvpncitmtfty
      Are you ready?    ayrd
      The first month is . . .?    tfsmt(i)s
      That's right,  ttrd
      January. Repeat.  jnur,rpt
F: Jan  Janu  January    j,jn,jnur
N: The next month?  tnxmt
F: Feb  Febru  February    fb,fbr,fbur
N: The next one is easy.  txonses
F: March    mc
    March  mc
N: After March comes?    aftmccms
      That's right,    ttrt
      April. Repeat.  apr,rpt
F: April      apr
      April  apr
N:  The next one is very easy.    txoisvres
F: May        m
    May    m
N: Then comes. . .  tcms
F: June        jn
    June    jn
N: Good, Sam!      gd,sm
      Now let's say the first six months again.    nltstfssxmt(a)g
      Listen and repeat.          ltarpt
F: January      jnur
      February    fbur
      March      mc
      April    apr
      May      m
      June  jn
N: After June comes . . .?    aftj(n)cms
    July.    jl
    That's right. Listen and repeat.  ttrt,lsarpt
F: July  July      jl,jl
N: Next comes . . .?  nxcms
F: August      agst
    August    agst
N: Then....          t
F: September        sptb
    September      sptb
    September      sptb
N:  After September comes . . .?  aftsptbcms
F:  October      octb
    October  octb
    October    octb
N:  What comes after October, Sam?    wtcms(a)aftoctb,sm
    That's right, November. Repeat.  ttrt,nvb,rpt
F: November      nvb
    November    ovb
N: And the last month is . . .  atlstmt(i)s
F: December      dcb
    December    dcb
N: Now let's say the last six months again.    nltstlstsxmt(a)g
    Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: July      jl
    August  agst
    September      sptb
    October  octb
    November      nvb
    December    dcp
N: That's all for now, Sam.    ttafn,sm
    We practice the months again in the next lesson.    wprctvtmt(a)gn(i)tnsls
  This is the end of Review One.    tsste(e)d(f)rvo

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第四课课文注音：

3.4

LESSON 4 YOU WEREN'T HERE YESTERDAY.    lsf,ywrhystd

SCENE ONE: THE EXERCISE STUDIO

Carol: You weren't here yesterday.    ywrhystd
Susan: No, I wasn't.  n,o(i)wst
    I was at my grandmother's house.    iws(t)mgrmtshs
    She lives in New York.    slvsinyk
Carol: No kidding?  nkd
    She lives in New York?    slvs(i)nyk
Susan: Yes. Yesterday was her birthday.    ys,ystdws(h)btd
    She's eighty-one.    sseto
Carol: Really?    rl
    She's eighty-one? . . .    sseto
    Was John with you?    wsjwty
Susan: No. John was in Denver.    n,jws(i)dv
Carol: Was he at KDEN?    wshkden
Susan: Yes, he was ,    ys,hws
    but don't tell anyone.    bdtlno
    He doesn't want anyone to know.    hdswtnotk
Edna: Pay attention, ladies,    pytt,lds
    One, two. One, two. One, two. One, two.    o,t,o,t,o,t,ot
Susan: were you're here lst night.  wy(r)hlsn
Carol: Yes, I was .    ys,iws
Susan: Was Linda here?    wsldh
Carol: No. She was at work.  n,sws(a)w(k)
    She and Steven were at the studio.      se(a)stvwe(a)tstd
Susan: And where was Jake? Was he at the studio too?    a(d)wwsjk,ws(h)e(a)tstdt
Carol: On Friday night?    ofdn
    You're got to be kidding.    y(r)gtbkd
    He was with Chris.    hws(w)(t)crs
    How was John's trip?    hwsjstp
Susan: I don't know.    idtk
Edna: Sit-ups. Ladies.    st(u)(p)s,lds
    Get on you backs.    gt(o)n(y)bks
Carol: Susan, were you ever a writer?  ss,wyu(e)v(a)wt
Susan: Yes. It was my first job.    ys,iwsmfsjb
Carol: After a while,  aftawl
      were you ready to make a change?    wyrdtmkacg
Susan: I guess I was. . .  igs(i)ws
      Why? Are you?    w,ay
Carol: I'm not sure.    imn(t)s
      Hey, this exercise makes me thirsty.    h,ts(e)xcsmksmtst
      Do you want to go for a diet soft drink with me?    dywtgfr(a)dtsfdk(w)wtm
Susan: Five more sit-ups.    fvmst(u)ps
    Then I want some ice cream.    tn(i)m(i)ccem
Edna: Some ice cream?    wm(i)ccrm
    That's fifty more sit-ups .    ttfftmst(u)ps
    One, two. One, two. One two. One, two.    o,t,o,t,o,t,o,t,

SCENE TWO: OUTSIDE THE WEFL STUDIO THE NEXT DAY

Susan: John, you're back!      j,yrbk
John: I was at home last night.    iws(a)(t)h(m)ls(t)n
      I called, but you weren't at home.    ic(d),bt(y)wrt(a)thm
      Where were you?    wwy
Susan: Maybe I was at my exercise class.    mb(i)ws(a)t(m)yxcscls
      You look awful.    ylk(a)f
John: I was up all night.    iwsup(a)n(t)
Susan: Why?    w
John: I wasn't sure if I should take the job.    iwssif(i)stktj(b)
Susan: So was the weather nice in Denver?    swstwtnc(i)dv
John: No. It was cold and cloudy.    n,it(w)scld
Susan: Were the people at KDEN friendly?    wtppe(a)kdenfdl
John: Yes. They were very friendly.    ys,twvrfdl
Susan: Was the hotel near the studio?    wsthtntstd
John: Yes, it was.    ys,i(t)ws
    Do you want to hear about the job?    dywthr(a)btjb
Susan: Oh, John.    o,j
    Don't tell me now.    dtmn
    I don't want to talk about it.    idwtttk(a)btt
John: I want the job,    iwtjb
    but I don't want to leave you.    bt(i)dwtlvy
Susan: You have to do what's right for you .    yhvtdwtrfy
John: Susan,    ss
    we can continue our relationship.    wcctnorltsp
Susan: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.      iwsbystd
    It won't work.    itwwk
John: I want it to work.    iwttwk
Susan: Long-distance relationships never work.    ldstcrltspsnvwk
John: Susan, I really care for you.    ss,irlcfy
Susan: Can you just leave me alone now?    cn(y)jslvm(a)ln
    Please?    pls
John: Don't throw away what we have together.    dtrw(a)wwtwhvtgt
Susan: It's over, John.    itov,j
    Please go.    plsg
John: Susan!    ss
Susan: Please go, John.    plsg,j
    Excuse me.  excusm

    this is the end of lesson four.    tsste(e)dflsf

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3.4

BOOK THREE, LESSON FOUR

LESSON FOUR      lsf

N: Hello, Sam! How are you?      hl,sm,hay
      Good. Ready? Let's begin.  gd,rd,lsbg
      Just listen.    jsls
EDNA: Pay attention, ladies. One, two. One, two. One, two. One, two.    ry(a)tt,lds,ot,ot,ot,ot
SUSAN: Were you here last night?  wyhlsnt
CAROL: Yes, I was.  ys,iws
SUSAN: Was Linda here?  wsldh
CAROL: No. She was at work.  n,swswk
      She and Steven were at the studio.  wastvwe(a)tstd
SUSAN: And where was Jake?  awwsjk
      Was he at the studio too?    wshatstdt
CAROL: On Friday night?    ofrdn
      You've got to be kidding.    yrftbkd
      He was with Chris.  hwswtcrs
N: Now some pronunciation practice.    nsmpncatprctv
      Listen and repeat.  lsaept
M：Carol was at her    crws(a)th   
      exercise class .  excscls
      Carol was at her exercise class.  crws(a)tr（e)xsscls
F: Susan was at her    ssws(a)h
    grandmother's house .  grdmtshs
    Susan was at her grandmother's house.    ssws(a)hgrmtshs
M Linda and Steven were at    ldastvwe(a)t
    Linda and Steven were at the studio.  ldastvwe(a)tstd
F: Jake was with Chris.  jkws(wt)crs
M John was in Denver.  jws(i)dv
N: OK, Sam. Do you remember where everyone was last night?      ok,sm,dyrmbwevowslsnt
      Let's see. I say, "Where was Carol last night?"    lts,is,wwscrlsnt
      And you say.. .  adys
M: She was at her exercise class.  swse(a)thr(e)xcscls
N: I say, "Where was Susan last night?"    is,wwssslsnt
    And you say . . .  adys
F: She was at her grandmother's house.  swsat(h)grdmtshs
N: Ready? Let's begin.      ed,ltbg
    Where was Carol last night?  wwscrlant
M: She was at her exercise class.  swsathr(e)xcscls
N: Where was Susan last night?    wwsslsnt
F: She was at her grandmother's house.  sws(a)t(h)grmtshs
N: Where were Linda and Steven?  wwldastv
M: They were at the studio.    twe(a)tstd
N: What about Jake?    wt(a)b(t)jk
  Where was Jake last night?  wwsjklsnt
F: He was with Chris.    hwswtcrs
N: And where was John?  awrwsj
M: He was in Denver.  hws(i)dv
N: That was easy, wasn't it?    twses,wst(t)
      Here are some more questions about the people at WEFL.    hasmqsts(a)btpp(a)wefl
      I say, " was Jake with Chris last night?"    is,wsjk(w)tcrslsnt
      And you say . . .  adys
M: Yes, he was.  ys,hws
N: I say, "Were they at the studio?"  is,wty(a)tstd
    And you say. . .  adys
M: No, they weren't.  m,twt
N: Ready? Let's go.    rd,ltg
      Was Jake with Chris last night?  wsj(k)k(w)tcrslsnt
M: Yes, he was.  ys,hws
N: Were they at the studio?  wty(a)tstd
M: No, they weren't.  n,twrt
N: Was Susan at her grandmother's house last night?  wssn(a)t(h)grmtshslsnt
F: Yes, she was.  ys,sws
N: Was she with John?    wsswtj
F: No, she wasn't.  n,swst
N: And John?    ajn
      Was John in Denver?  wsjn(i)dv
M: Yes, he was.  ys,sws
N: Was he with Linda?  ws(h)wtld
M: No, he wasn't.  n,hwst
N: Was Linda with Steven last night?  wsldwtstvlsnt
F: Yes, she was.  y(s),sws
N: Were they at home?  wty(a)thm
F: No, they weren't.  n,twrt
N: Good, Sam!  gs,sm
      Now I want to know a little about you.    nw(i)wtkw(a)ltbty
      I say, "Were you at home last night,  Sam?"    is,wyu(a)thmlsnt
      You answer ...  yas
M: Yes, I was.  ys,iws
N: Or...  o
F: No, I wasn't.  n,o(i)wst
N: OK? Let's begin.    ok,ltbg
      Were you at home last night, Sam?  wyu(a)thmlsnt,sm
      Were you with a friend?    wywt(a)frd
      Tell me, Sam;    tm,sm
      were you at the supermarket yesterday?    wyu(a)tspmk(t)ystd
      Were you at work on Friday?    wyu(a)twk(o)frd
      Great, Sam! Now let's talk some more about Carol, Susan, John, Linda,Steven,    grt,sm,nlttksme(a)btcr,ss,j,ld,stv
      and the rest of the people at WEFL.    atrsttppl(a)wefl
      I say, "Was Susan in Denver with John?"    is,wssn(i)dvwtj
      And you say. . .  adys
F: No, she wasn't.    n,swst
    She was at her grandmother's house in New York.  sws(a)thgrmtshse(i)nyk
N: I say, "Were Linda and Steven at home on Friday night?"    is,wldastvn(a)thme(o)frdnt
    And you say.. .  a(d)ys
M: No, they weren't.    n,twrt
    They were at the studio.  twer(a)tstd
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
      "Was Susan in Denver with John?"  wsssn(i)dvwtj
F: No, she wasn't.    n,swst
    She was at her grandmother's house in New York.  sws(a)t(h)egrmtshs(i)nyk
N: Were Linda and Steven at home on Friday night?  wldastvn(a)thme(o)grdnt
M: No, they weren't.    n,twrt
      They were at the studio.  twe(a)tstd
N: Was Carol in New York with Susan?      wscrinykwtss
F: No, she wasn't.    n,swst
    She was at her exercise class.  sws(a)t(h)r(e)xcscls
N: Was Chris at the studio on Friday night?  wscrs(a)tstdofrdnt
M: No, she wasn't.    n,swst
    She was with Jake.      swswtjk
N: Was John in Stamford?  wsjn(i)stfd
F: No, he wasn't.    n,hwst
    He was in Denver.      hws(i)dv
N: How about you, Sam?    hw(a)bty,sm
    Were you in Denver last night?    wyu(i)dvlsnt
    Good. Now listen to the conversation.      gd,nlsttcvst   
SUSAN: I was at my grandmother's house.    iws(a)mgrmtshs
    She lives in New York.      slvs(i)nyk
CAROL: No kidding?    nkd
    She lives in New York?  slvs(i)nyk
SUSAN: Yes. Yesterday was her birthday.    ys,ystdws(h)btd
    She's eighty-one.  sseto
CAROL: Really? She's eighty-one?  rl,sseto
N: Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: No kidding?    nkd
    She lives in New York?    slvs(i)nyk
    No kidding? She lives in New York?    nkd,slvs(i)nyk
    Really?  She's eighty-one?    rl,sseto
    Really?  She's eighty-one?  rl,sseto
N: No kidding? and Really? express surprise.      nkd,adrl,expsprs
    "She lives in New York?" and "She's eighty-one?"        slvs(i)nyk,ansseto
    are ways of asking for confirmation.    awsfaskfvfmt
    Remember they are questions. Now Susan says. ..      rmbtaqsts,nssss
SUSAN: My grandmother lives in New York.  mgrmylvs(i)nyk
N: And you say. . .  adys
CAROL: No kidding? She lives in New York?  nkd,slvs(i)nyk
N: She says...  sss
SUSAN:  She's eighty-one.  sseto
N: And you say...    adys
CAROL: Really? She's eighty-one?  rl,sseto
N: Are you ready, Sam?  ayrd,sm
    Let's go.  ltg
SUSAN: My grandmother lives in New York.    mgrmtlvs(i)nyk
CAROL: No kidding? She lives in New York?    nkd,slvs(i)nyk
SUSAN: Yes, and she's eighty-one.  ys,asseto
CAROL: Really? She's eighty-one?  rl,sseto
SUSAN: Yes. In fact,    ys,ifct
    yesterday was her birthday.  ystdws(h)btd
CAROL: No kidding?    nkd
    Yesterday was her birthday?  ystdws(h)btd
SUSAN: There were a lot of people at her house.    twe(a)ltfppat(h)hs 
CAROL: Really? There were a lot of people at her house?    rl,tw(a)ltppat(h)hs
SUSAN: Yes. For spaghetti and Mexican beer.  ys,fspgtiamxcbe
CAROL: No kidding?    nkd
    For spaghetti and Mexican beer?  fspgtamxcbe
SUSAN: She loves Mexican beer.  slvsmxcbe
CAROL: Really? She loves Mexican beer?      rl,slvsmxcbe
N: Well, that was easy, wasn't it, Sam?    w,ttwses,wstt,sm
    Now listen to the conversation between Susan and  John.    nlsttcvstbtssaj
SUSAN: You have to do what's right for you.      yhvtdwtrfy
JOHN: Susan, we can continue our relationship.      ss,wcctnorltsp
SUSAN: Oh, come on.    o,cmo
    I wasn't born yesterday.    iwsbystd
    It won't work.  iwwk
JOHN: I want it to work.  owttwk
SUSAN: Long-distance relationships never work.      ldstcrltspsnvwk
JOHN: Susan, I really care for you.  ss,irlcfy
SUSAN: Can you just leave me alone now? Please?    cn(y)jslvmaln,pls
N: Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
F: Oh, come on.        o,cm(o)
  I wasn't born  iwsb
  I wasn't born yesterday.  iwsbn(y)std
  Oh, come on. I wasn't born yesterday.      o,cm(o),iwsbn(y)std
N: Susan says, "Oh, come on.    ssss,o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday,"    wsbystd
    to show she doesn't think John is right.    tssdst(k)ljnsrt
    Now, Sam, I say,    sm,is
    "Long-distance relationships always work."  ldstcrltspsawswk
    And you say ...      asys
M: Oh, come on.  o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.        iwsbystd
N: I say, "You can learn English in a week."    is,ycleg(l)sinawk
    And you say . . .  adys
M: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.      iwsbn(y)std
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
    Long-distance relationships always work.      ldstcrltspsawswk
M: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.      iwsbystd
N: You can learn English in a week.  yclegls(i)nwk
M: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.      iwsbystd
N: You know, cigarettes are good for you.      yk,cgrtagdfy
M: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.      iwsbn(y)std
N: The weather is always warm and sunny in London.        twtisawswm(a)snild
M: Oh, come on.    o,cm(o)
    I wasn't born yesterday.  iwsbystd
N: That's all for now, Sam.    ttafn,sm
    This is the end of Lesson Four.    tsste(e)lsf

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