1压码心念听力学习法1-3压码注音学习法《压码注音》学习体会

         下面的感想，是想说学习的继承性。现在是每次都是很相信，这次的方法是最好的方法。试一试后，就又看到了一个方法，再去试一试。总是在找指月的手，这个手比较好看，那个手比较漂亮，而我们的任务是看月亮。学习英语，这次看到一个好方法，是否把原来的方法全部放弃的同时，也把相应学到的一点英语全失去？是否可以把学习英语坚持下去？

        今天看版面设计，有感而发。那天看一位美国大师设计的产品两大本（全部是别墅），从外观上来说不上特别得好，尤其是上世纪五十年代前后的作品。我想一定是住着方便舒适。我们的房间设计，没有功能划分，做什么用都行，就做什么用都不合适。卧室通常靠外墙不通风，冬冷夏热。
        消费者总在被教导，把培养自己成为优秀的孙悟空，火眼金睛。可西天取经路上，防不胜防。一件物品至少用了个八年十载。好不容易换一个哪，又有新问题。洗衣机终于换了一个，老毛病没有了，现这个滤毛器不好，衣服洗过沾着毛絮。同一厂家的产品，继承性很差。应该是好的地方保持，不足的地方改进。我去厂里参观才知道问题所在。每次都是从头做起，因为每次请的设计师不同。应该在产品上标注设计师的姓名。现在购买只能听看由命。买了用了，才知好与不好。等下一个十年计划再换吧。前两年换个炉灶，台面和炉圈选择正确，很好打理。炉灶的台面的选择很讲究，并不是漂亮不漂亮，在好用的情况下，再考虑好看。现在的厂家还保持漂亮第一的设计原则。上午洗窗帘，清洗是件很简单的事，用洗衣机完成。费事的地方是取下和装上。扣的结构不适用，从窗帘上取下来扣，挺费手力。洗好再安到窗帘上这个扣，也需花费一些时间。下次洗之前，我得上网查一查，换一个好用的扣。结构不同，窗帘就要改造，一直没有动。



Lesson 11 It was given to me over forty years ago.    

SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    

    BEN: I tell you it isn't right.     itytisntrt
PHILIP: Now, Ben,     nbn
             I don't see any problem with this.     idntsanprblmwtts
    BEN: It was changed.     itwscgd
PHILIP: Changed? How?     cgdh
    BEN: It was given to me over forty years ago.     itwsgvntmovftysg
             I know it like the back of my hand.     inutkjtbkfmhnd
             It was signed with a different mark.     iwsgdwtdfrntmk
PHILIP: Now, Ben, relax.     n,bnrlx
    BEN: Something's wrong here, Philip,     smtgswrghplp
             and I'm going to find out what it is!     andimggtfndtwtts
    BEN: Hello?. . . Yes. . .     hlys
             All right,     alrt
             I'll be right down.     Ilbrtdn
   
SCENE TWO: DIANA'S LIVING ROOM    
   
TONY: It doesn't sound odd to me.     itdnstsndodtm
DIANA: My uncle was in a very strange mood.     muclwsnvrstgmd
             Oh, I know Uncle Ben is difficult to get along with.     o,inuclbnisdfcltgtalgwt
             But I have a bad feeling about that argument this afternoon.     bthvbdflgbtttagmnttsftnn
             I wonder what it was about.     iwndwttwsbt
TONY: Diana, don't worry about it.    dndntwrbtt
           Look, it's late.     lkitslt
           I have to go.     ihvtg
           Are we still going to get together Saturday?     awstlggtgtgtstd
DIANA: Yes.     ys
DIANA: Hello?     hl
    BEN: Diana, I have to talk to you.     dnihvttlkty
DIANA: Uncle Ben?     uclbn
            What is it?     wtist
    BEN: I have to show someone.     ihvtssmn
             I know you'll understand.     inylundstnd
DIANA: Show me what?     smwt
            What's going on?     wtsggn
    BEN: Just get over here right away.    jstgtovhrtw
             I'm at the museum.     imttmsm
DIANA: But Uncle Ben. . .     btuclbn
    BEN: I have proof!     ihvprf
  TONY: What was that all about?     wtwsttlbt
DIANA: It's Uncle Ben.     itsunclbn
            He wants me to go over to the museum.     hwntsmtgovttmsm
TONY: Now? It's almost midnight.     nitsmstmdnt
DIANA: He was really upset.     hwsrlpst
            I have to go.     ihvtg
TONY: I'm going with you.     imggwty
   
SCENE THREE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    
   
DIANA: Hello? Is anyone here?     hlisanyonh
TONY: Maybe he went home.     mbhwnthm
DIANA: And left the lights on?     anlftltsn
            You know he never wastes a penny.     ynhnvwstspn
TONY: Maybe he went home, Diana.    mbhwnthm,dn
            Maybe he left a note for you. . .     mbhlftntfy
            Why don't we try to call him at home?     wdntwtrtclhmthm
TONY: What is it?     wtist
DIANA: Uncle Ben!. . .     unclbn
             Is he dead?     ishdd
TONY: I'll call an ambulance.     ilclnmblnc
OPERATOR: Emergency.     engnc
TONY: Yes. I want to report an accident.     ysiwntrptnacdnt
OPERATOR: What kind of accident, sir?     wtkndfcdnts
TONY: A man was injured.     imnwsinjd
OPERATOR: Where are you?     way
TONY: I'm at the Morris Museum at 1406 Bedford Street.     imtmrsmsntftosxbdfdstrt
DIANA: Oh, Tony,     o,tn
             I think he's dead.     itnkhsdd
TONY: It looks like he was hit on the head.    itlkslkhwshtnthd

清洗百叶窗真是......虽然一年只有那么一次.......
至于住房人性化的设计：
再过30年也不会有，除非开发商它们有人性。

          压住声音，落后一句，在心中回想。原理很简单，但实施时需要高度专注力。才能把声音记忆。刚开始学习时，用慢速来学习，看着文本进行。听完一遍，再听一遍。不是一句一句的听。而是一段一段的听。
　　
以这几句话举例说明错误有学习方法：
　　　　　　　
So, you say the outside door was closed when you got here?
That's right.
And this window was closed?
Yes.
　　我开始学习英语语音。
　　outside ，一听到这就想，中间Ｔ和Ｄ弱读，下面的内容又没有听见了。　
　　噢，我在学习英语语音，拉回来！重听一遍这句话！！
　　when you，一听到这就想，这里是连读，Ｎ读长一点，下面的内容又没有听见了。
　　噢，我在学习英语语音，拉回来！重听一遍这句话！！
　　got here? 一听到这就想，ＨＥＲＥ听不清。下面的内容又没有听见了。
　　噢，我在学习英语语音，拉回来！重听一遍这句话！！
　　ＴＨＥ单词的读音，和我以往的读音不同，我的听力就在此打住。而想起中学某某老师，是那样教导我的读音。再想到在哪本语法书中，说这个词的一种特殊用法。思绪就此展开，一发不可收。下面说什么就一无所知了。
　　今天的学习时间到了，明天再学吧。晚上休息前，总结一下今天英语学习，学会了什么？
　　　
　　按孙裕亭老师要求，每次都倾全部的专注力在语音上，是意志力的建立过程。一次就要把全部课文全部听完记住理解。如果能够在这里着力，那么英语也好，什么学问都是容易做的事情。学习的速度，也是很快的。让我自己每天增加一分钟，实现不分神，看着钟表去修行。一篇课文一般是四分钟左右，检查一下自己每次分神的次数，是否可以用这个来做为学习的检验标准。或根据此设计一个目标。

Lesson12 Was anything stolen from this room?    

SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE    

STONE: So, you say the outside door was closed when you got here?     sys威totsddwsclsdwnygth
  TONY: That's right.     ttsrt
STONE: And this window was closed?     antswndwsclsd
  TONY: Yes.     ys
STONE: Then how did you get in?     tnhddygtn
             The museum was locked up hours ago.     tmsmwslcdposg
DIANA: I was given an extra key when I started working here.     iwgnnextrkwnisttdwkgh
STONE: Who else was given a key?     welswsgvnk
DIANA: Well. . .     wl
              there's Lisa, the secretary. . .     tslstscrtr
             Mr. Tate, of course.     mrttfcs
STONE: Yes, I called him.     ysicldhm
             You can go now.     ycngn
             I'll call you if I need any more information.     ilclyfindnmnfmt
DIANA: Are you going to catch the person who did this, Detective?    ayggtcttpsnwddtsdtctv
            My uncle was a good man.     munclwsgdmn
STONE: Believe me, Miss Morris,    blvmmsmrs
              I'm going to do everything I can.     imggtdevrtgicn
  TONY: Come on, Diana.     cmndn
STONE: You are. . . ?     ya
PHILIP: Philip Tate.     plptt
STONE: Thank you for coming at this late hour, Mr. Tate.    tnkyfcmgttsltomrtt
              I'm Stone.     imdtctvstn
              I need your help.     indyhlp
PHILIP: Of course. But I don't know how I can help.    ofcsbtdntnhicnhlp
              I don't understand how a terrible crime like this could happen.     idntundstndhtrblcrmlktsclkhpn
STONE: We think the museum was entered at midnight.     wtnktmsmwsetdtmdnt
             The killer came to this office,     tklcmttsofc
             where he was surprised by Mr. Morris.     whwsprsdbmrmrs
             Mr. Morris was knocked down,     mrmrswsncdn
             and then he was hit on the head behind the desk here.     antnhwshtnthdbhndtdskh
PHILIP: Is he. . . ?     ish
STONE: The body was taken away an hour and a half ago.     tbdwstknwanoandhlfg
PHILIP: Oh.     o
STONE: Mr. Morris was seen with you this afternoon.     mrmrswssnwtytsftnn
              Is that right?     isttrt
PHILIP: Yes.     ys
             Say, you don't think I had anything to do with this terrible crime.     sydntnkhdantgtdwttstrbkcrm
STONE: I'm just asking questions, Mr.Tate.     imjstaskgqstsmrtt
PHILIP: Yes, of course.     ysofcs
STONE: Was anything stolen from this room?     wsntgstlnfrmtsrm
PHILIP: I have to look at the entire collection.     ihvtlkttentclt
             That's the only way to be sure.     ttstonlwtbs
STONE: Well, you're the expert.     wlyrtexpt
             Can you do that in the morning?     cnydttntmng
PHILIP: Of course, Detective.     ofcsdtctv
              Anything you need.     antgynd
  TONY: Detective,     dtctv
             can I talk to you for a moment?     cntlktyfmmnt
STONE: What is it?     wtist
  TONY: We think Mr.Tate had something to do with this.     wtnmrtthdsmtgtdwtts
DIANA: I told you about my uncle's phone call.     itldybtmunclspncl
            He was so angry.     hwssangr
            And I think he was angry at Mr.Tate.     andtnkhwsangrtmrtt
STONE: Did your uncle use Mr.Tate's name?     ddyunclusmrttsnm
DIANA: Well, no.     wln
STONE: I need facts, Miss Morris.    imdfctsmsmrs
             I can only work with facts.     icnonlwkwtfcts
DIANA: Detective--    dtctv
STONE: Let the police handle this, Miss Morris.     ltplchndltsmsmrs
             We'll look at all the possibilities.     wllktaltpsblts
DIANA: I hope you do, Detective. . .     ihpyddtctv
             I hope you do.    ihpyd

        这是元音老人说得一段话：“修时杂念纷起，可能会觉得比平时还多些，此是好的，是进步的表现，不是坏，切勿疑而中止。只要不理，一心顾到咒，自然会心思安谧而心定。不可硬求无念，尤其是初学时，无念便是压迫，久之如同木石，也是一病。应当有念，只是不著不缘，如畅通大道，一切车马行人，不是不来往，不是不见不闻，而是留不住，这才叫作无念。”  可见每个人，都不可能全心全意，关注在一件事情上。这是正常态。而我过去经常抱怨自己。总想使自己不分神。可见是一种错误的作法，会使脑子变笨的。
        第一次接触课文，是在压码抄写。从零点开始，每天一册的抄写课文。现在看课文，当时好像一句话也没有学到，只是机械的听音抄写。其实声音也没有压住码。现在可以听清了，是否还是应该再次抄写一遍？第一次是用笔抄写，这次是用笔还是用电脑呢？现在的打字速度是可行的，但我想是不是手抄的效果会记忆的更好一些。毕竟还是手抄时的注意力更为集中。因为用电脑还没有熟悉到专注只是抄写的过程，还会想想键位等。用什么速度来抄写，试着再说吧。我一直不喜欢背诵，从小就是如此。听写也做得不好，听着就走神了，抄写好像是我的长项，就用这种方法吧。

LESSON 1 STEVEN, YOU WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT SMALL THINGS.   
   
SCENE ONE: STUDIO - THE MUSEUM OFFICE SET   
   
      RITA: Look, I found a sweater.    lkifndswt
                I got it yesterday.    igttystd
STEVEN: Mmm . . . I don't know about the color.    m,idntnbtcl
      RITA: Steven, I can't return this sweater again.    stvnicntrtntswtgn
                Are you sure we can't use it?    ayswcntust
STEVEN: White never works well on television.    wtnvwkswlontlvs
    RITA: I really did my best.    irlddmbst
              I bought some great sunglasses .    ibtsmgrtsnglss
              I found the perfect pants.    ifndtpfctpnts
              I returned so many sweaters, the salesclerk hides when she sees me.    irtndsmnswtstslsclkhdswnsssm
STEVEN: Please return the sweater.    plsrtntswt
              And you have to return a skirt for Mary Beth.    andyhvtrtnsktfmrbt
              It was too short.    itwstst
   
    RITA: All right.    alrt
    RITA: Guess what?    gswt
              Steven wants me to exchange this sweater again.    stvnbntsmtexcgtswtgn
              First he thinks the color is too bright.    fsthtnkstclrstbrt
              Then he thinks the color isn't bright enough.    tnhtnktclisntbrtng
              I don't know.    idntn
              He changes his mind so often,    hcngshsmndsofn
              I'm getting confused.    imgtgcnfsd
              I need some help!    indsmhlp
   
SCENE TWO: THE CONTROL ROOM   
   
STEVEN: I want to get it right.    iwntgttrt
  LINDA: Steven, you worry too much about small things.    stvnywrtmcbtsmltgs
STEVEN: Look, the sweater is important. OK?    lktswtismptntok.
  LINDA: Steven, this show is important.    stvntsswismptnt
              I'm sure you're doing a good job.    imsyrdggdjb
              But you only have two weeks.    btyonlhvtwks
STEVEN: Linda, don't worry.    lnddntwr
              Come to rehearsal later.    cmtrhsllt
              I need some time with the script.    indsmtmwttscrpt
              And Rita needs to find the right sweater.    anrtndstfndtrtswt
   
SCENE THREE: A DEPARTMENT STORE   
   
CLERK: May I help you, miss?    mihlpyms
    RITA: Hi. Remember me?    h,rmmbm
CLERK: Oh, yes.    o,ys
              You're the lady from WEFL    yrtldfrmwefl
    RITA: I need to exchange these.    indtexcgts
CLERK: All of them? Why?    alftmw
    RITA: Well . . . the skirt isn't long enough    wltsktisnlgng
              . . . the sweater isn't bright enough. . .    tswtisnbrtng
              and the pants are too tight.    antpntsattt
              Oh, of course the pants go back to the men's department.    o,ofcstpntsgbcttmnsdepatmnt
CLERK: Well, let's get started.    wlltsgtsttd
              Now what about this skirt?    nwtbttsskt
    RITA: It's too short.    itstst
CLERK: What size is it?    wtszst
    RITA: Size seven.    szsvn
CLERK: Just a moment.    jstmmnt
CLERK: Here are some skirts.    hasmskts
            They're longer.    trlg
            Those pajamas are nice, aren't they?    tspjmsancantt
    RITA: Yes. I need to get some pajamas,    ys,indtgtsmpjms
              but these are too expensive.    btsatexpnsv
CLERK: They're going to be on sale next week.    trggtbonslnxt

现代推广儿童读经教育的王财贵教授所提出的成人读经具体方法：

　　成人读经的要诀是：先不管懂不懂，只要相信「书读百遍，其义自现」，就这样读起来！因为一切语言最有效的方法就是多「接触」，而文化教养最直截的方法也是多「熏习」而已。吾人现在之所以不能读古典，过错不在我们笨，也不在我们不用功，而是在于我们们的教育体系没有好好提供我们接触的机会，而且整个时代风气更势同大禁。所以自今起人人要自求多福，冲破禁忌，自己重新读起。

　　首先选定一本书，只要觉得有价值，不管深不深，难不难，懂不懂，打开第一页，就开始读！首先只读原文即可，不必读批注，以免搅杂。

　　如问：遇到不认识的字怎么办？
　　则答：含糊过去！
　　又问：遇到不懂得文句怎么办？
　　则又答：含糊过去！
　　又问：连续几页都不懂怎么办？
　　则又答：一一含糊过去！
　　又问：这样一直含糊过去，有何功效？说是读经，岂不自欺欺人？
　　则又答：不仅不是自欺欺人，而且是大有功效！

　　朱熹教人读书的方法，曾引用礼记上的话说：「读书如锯木头相，先其易者，后其节目。」请你不要被那些佶屈而深奥的「盘根错节」的「节目」所拘绊而畏惧不前，因为纵使有百分之九十不懂，应当是还有百分之十是「易者」，而可以懂的。须知读经和读一般知识性的书不一样，知识性的书是有机械结构的，前面懂，后面才能懂，整本书是连贯的。而经典是智能的发露，灵光遍洒在任一角落，不一定有连续性。前句不懂，后句不见得不懂。无论从前面懂起，或从中间懂起，甚至从后面懂回来，均无妨害。一本书读上一遍，行过宝山，随时掇取，必能多少有所收获。其实只要懂得其中十句二十句，乃至两句一句，有所会心，便不枉费，此便是文化之根苗，教养之开端，或许此一句两句便可终身用之而不穷。

　　虚云老和尚提到「要熟读正文，不必看批注，读到能背，便能以前文解后文，以后文解前文。」和王财贵教授说的「书读百遍，其义自现」、「首先只读原文即可，不必读批注，以免搅杂」、「前句不懂，后句不见得不懂。无论从前面懂起，或从中间懂起，甚至从后面懂回来，均无妨害」，彼此真是不谋而合！

        如果把整套书都注音完成，我想语音就会完全过关了。现在进行到第五册，每课还有一些语音不准的地方，需要特别标注出来。有十处左右标出以便记忆。现在听上几遍，就可以比较流畅去朗读了。这在刚开始学习时，是一点读不了，过了一年的时间，都感觉读不好。现在的感觉好多了。
        虚云老和尚提到「要熟读正文，不必看批注，读到能背，便能以前文解后文，以后文解前文。」和王财贵教授说的「书读百遍，其义自现」、「首先只读原文即可，不必读批注，以免搅杂」、「前句不懂，后句不见得不懂。无论从前面懂起，或从中间懂起，甚至从后面懂回来，均无妨害」，彼此真是不谋而合！
       

LESSON 2 SO WHAT IF HE'S A FEW DAYS LATE?    

   
SCENE ONE:THE CONTROL ROOM    
   
    MIKE: More coffee?     mcf
  LINDA: Just a little.     jstlt
               I don't drink much coffee anymore.     idndrnkmccfanm
    MIKE: That's good.     ttsgd
               Coffee isn't good for you.     cfisntgdfy
  LINDA: I know.     in
               I'm trying to cut down on coffee.     imtrgtctdnoncf
               It makes me more nervous .     itmksmmnvs
    MIKE: What's the matter?     wtstmt
  LINDA: It's Steven.     itsstvn
               I'm worried about him.     imwrdbthm
    MIKE: Give him time.     gvhmtm
  LINDA: I'd like to.     idlkt
               But we don't have much time.     btwdnthvmctm
    MIKE: How much time do you have?     hmctmdyhv
  LINDA: We only have a few weeks to finish this show.     wonhvfwkstfnstss
               Then we have to do twelve more.     twhvtdtwlvm
    MIKE: A few weeks.     afwks
             That's lots of time.     ttltsftm
  LINDA: I'm not so sure.     imntss
    MIKE: That bad?. . .     ttbd
               Linda, cigarettes are bad for you.     lndcgrtsabdfy
  LINDA: And your pipe is bad for you.     andyppsbdfy
    MIKE: I don't smoke it anymore.     intsmktanm
  LINDA: Well, I don't smoke many now.     wlidntsmknmn
              I used to smoke more before.     lusdtsmknbf
    MIKE: How many cigarettes did you smoke?     hmncgrtsddysmk
  LINDA: Three packs a day.    trpcksd
              I'm never going to smoke that much again.     imnvggtsmkttmcgn
               And I'm only going to smoke one this afternoon.     animonlggtsmkontsftnn
    MIKE: One now, more later.     on,mlt
               Before you know it,     bfynt
               you're smoking three packs a day.     yrsmkgtrpcksd
  LINDA: Oh, please.     o,pls
              I only want one.     ionlwnton
    MIKE: I know.     in
  LINDA: Pass the sugar, please, Mike.     pstsgplsmk
    MIKE: Sugar is bad for you too.     sgisbdfyt
  LINDA: Mike, a little sugar is OK.     nkaltlsgisok
    MIKE: I'm a new man, Linda.     imnmnlnd
               I only eat healthy food.     ionlethltfd
               I get lots of exercise.     igtltfexcs
               I feel much better.     iflmcbt
    LINDA: You look good.     ylkgd
      MIKE: I eat lots of fish and vegetables.     ietltsffsandvgtbls
               I don't eat much red meat.     idntetmcrdmt
    LINDA: OK. OK. What about Steven?     ok.ok.wtbtstvn
      MIKE: Linda, the show looks good.     lnd,tslksgd
    LINDA: But the schedule looks terrible.     bttscdllkstrbl
                I spent some time with the calendar.     ispntsmtmwttclnd
      MIKE: When do we finish?     wndwfns
    LINDA: October twenty-third.     octbtnttd
               Steven is too slow.     stvnistsl
    MIKE: So what if he's a few days late?     swtifhsfdslt
  LINDA: Forget it.     fgtt
              We don't have much time or much money.     wdnthvmctmomcmn
    MIKE: What does Steven say?     wtdsstvns
  LINDA: He says, "Don't worry."     hsysdntwr
               You have to help me, Mike.     yhvthlpmmk
               Steven has to go faster.     stvnhstgfst
    MIKE: Maybe I can give him a little advice.     mbicngvhmltldvc
  LINDA: Well, here he comes now.     wlhrhcmsn
STEVEN: Linda, I changed a few lines in the script.     lnd,icngdflnsntscrpt
               Hi, Mike.     h,mk
               The show is going really great, isn't it?     tsisggrlgrtisntt
    MIKE: Say, Steven,    s,stvn
               what are you doing for lunch?     wtaydgflnc
STEVEN: I don't have any plans.     idnthvanplns
    MIKE: Great.     grt
               I know a great health-food restaurant.     inagrthltfdrstrnt
             Come on.    cmn

          想着一次是否可以听几课。就当是一课的内容来听。这样的连贯性比较好。早晨起来就听了两课。


LESSON 3 WE DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME.    
   
SCENE ONE: STUDIO - DIANA'S LIYING ROOM SET    
   
STEVEN: I didn't sleep last night.     iddntslplstnt
               Maybe I slept a few hours, but not many.     mbislptfosbtntmn
              I dreamed about sweaters.     idmdbtswts
              I worried about props and costumes .     iwrdbtprpsncstms
             We need a treaty.     wndtrt
             We need some shoes.     wndsmss
             A key.     ak
             We also need some pajamas. . .     walsndsmpjms
             some pants. . .     smpnts
             a hat,     aht
             a raincoat,     arnct
             and some scissors. . .     amsmsss
             And I never told Rita to buy the scissors.     andnvtldrttbtsss
  LINDA: Is everything going OK?     isevrtgggok
STEVEN: Perfect.     pfct
               Couldn't be better.     cldntbbt
               Really great, Linda.     rlgtlnd
  LINDA: That's good news.     ttsgdns
              I'm going to sit over there and watch.     imggtstvtanwt
STEVEN: Relax. Have some coffee.    rlxhvsmcf
               We're going to begin in a few minutes.     wrggtbgnnfmnts
STEVEN: Rita!     rt
      RITA: Yeah?     y
STEVEN: We need some scissors.     wndsmsss
      RITA: I have them, Steven.     ihvtmstvn
STEVEN: Oh, Rita, that's great.     o,rtttsgrt
               Thank you, Rita.     tnkyrt
      RITA: Sure, Steven.     sstvn
               I have a question about Detective Stone's glasses.     ihvqstbtdttvstnsglss
STEVEN: His glasses?     hsglss
      RITA: Does he wear any?     dshwrn
STEVEN: Does Detective Stone wear glasses?     dsdtctvstnwrglss
      RITA: Yes. Does he?     ysdsh
STEVEN: Hmmmm. . . Yes.     h,ys
              The detective wears glasses.     tdtctvwsglss
      RITA: Oh, no.     o,n
STEVEN: What's the matter?     wtstmt
      RITA: Well, I bought him some glasses ,     wlibthmsmglss
                but they don't fit right.     bttdntftrt
STEVEN: What's wrong with them?     wtsrgwttm
    RITA: They're too big.     trtbg
               What are we going to do?     wtawggtd
    JEFF: Can I make a suggestion?     cnmksgst
STEVEN: What is it, Jeff?     wtistjf
    JEFF: Forget about the glasses.     fgtabttglss
STEVEN: Right. Good idea.     rtgdid
    BETH: Thanks, Jeff. . .     tnksjf
               We're late.     wrlt
               I have to leave at five.     ihbtlvtfv
               My baby sitter is expecting me to come home.     mbbstsexpctgmtcmhm
    JEFF: And I have a date.     andhvdt
  LINDA: I'm getting very nervous.     imgtgvrnvs
STEVEN: Everything's fine.     evtgsfn
  LINDA: We're two hours behind.     wrtosbhnd
STEVEN: OK. . . Action!     ok,act
  DIANA: But Detective Stone,     btdtctvstn
               I want to know what the police are going to do about my uncle's murder.     iwntnwttplcaggtdbtmunclsmd
  STONE: It takes a little time, Miss Morris.     ittkslttmmsmrs
               I have other cases I'm working on too.     ihvotcssimwkgont
    TONY: We don't have a little time,     wdnthvlttm
               Detective Stone!     dttvstn
STEVEN: Cut. Jeff, the line is,    ctjftlns
               "We don't have much time,     wdnhvmctm
               Detective Stone!". . .     dttvstn
               Take it from the top.     tifrttp
               Jeff, concentrate.     jfcncntrt
  STONE: It takes a little time, Miss Morris.     ittkslttmmsmrs
               I have other cases I'm working on too.     ihvotcssimwkgont
    TONY: We don't have much time,    wdnhvmctm
                Detective Stone.     dtctvstn
STEVEN: Cut.     ct
    TONY: We don't have much time,     wdnthvmctm
               Detective Stone.     dtctvstn
STEVEN: Cut. It's not right. . .     ctitsntrt
              Can I hear the line again, please?     cnihtlngnpls
      JEFF: I don't think I can say it again.     idntnkcnstgn
              This is the tenth time already.     tssttnttmlrd
STEVEN: Try.     tr
    JONY: We don't have much time!     wdnhvmctm
STEVEN: Can you do it one more time?     cnydtonmtm
JEFF/TONY: We don't have much time.     wdnhvmctm
               We don't have much time.     wdnhvmctm
               We don't have much time!     wdnhvmctm
STEVEN: Great!    grt
               OK. That's all.     ok,ttsl
               Thank you very much.     tnkyvrmc
  LINDA: We don't have much time.     wdnhvmctm
STEVEN: Don't worry, Linda.     dtwrlnd
               These things happen.     tstgshpn
               Jeff is OK.     jfisok.
               I have an idea.     ihvnd
             Don't worry about a thing.    dntwrbttg

          看着文本，好像都是理解的，但放下文本，就不知道说了些什么。必须看着文本，多听几遍，才对课文有一些印象。

LESSON 4 THERE WAS A LOT OF TRAFFIC IN HOLLYWOOD.    
   
SCENE ONE: OUTSIDE THE WEFL    
    JEFF: Sorry I'm late, Steven.     srimltstvn
               There was a lot of traffic.     twslttrfc
STEVEN: No problem.     nprblm
    JEFF: When I was a kid here,     wnwskdh
               there wasn't any traffic at all.     trwsntnrfctl
STEVEN: There was no traffic,     trwsntrfc
              and there was no pollution.     antrwsnplt
    JEFF: There was no excitement either.     twsnexctmntet
               That's why I left.     ttswilft
STEVEN: Why?     w
    JEFF: For the money,     ftmn
               the excitement,     texctmnt
               the glamour of Hollywood. . .     tglmrfhlwd
STEVEN: Why did you come back?     wddycmbc
    JEFF: There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood.     twsltftrfchlwd
              There was a lot of pollution and there wasn't any work.     twsltfpltantwsntanwk
STEVEN: There was no work in Hollywood?     trwsnwknhlwd
              You're kidding.     yrkdg
    JEFF: Well, I did all right there,     wliddalrtt
               but I didn't make a big.     btiddntmkbg
STEVEN: So here you are back in Stamford.     shryabcinstmfd
    JEFF: Yes. And there isn't anyone more surprised than I am.     ysantrsntamonmsprsdtnm
STEVEN: I get the feeling that there isn't anyone or anything special in Stamford either.     igtflgtttrisntanon orantgspclnstmfdet
    JEFF: What do you mean?     wtdymn
STEVEN: I mean, you don't think the show is special.     imnydntnktsisspcl
    JEFF: What are you trying to say, Steven?     wtaytrtsstvn
STEVEN: We're behind schedule and I need your help.     wrbhndscdlanindyhlp
    JEFF: How can I help?     hcnihlp
STEVEN: Jeff, you are the most important person on the set right now.     jfyatmstimptntpsnontstrtn
               If you try harder,     ifytrhd
               we can go faster.     wcngfst
    JEFF: OK. But let me act.     ok,btltmact
              Don't tell me exactly how to say my lines.     dnttlmexctlhtsmlns
STEVEN: OK, that's fair.     ok,ttsf
               But I hope you can make this show special.     btihpycnmktssspcl
               And I need to move faster.     andndtmvfst
    JEFF: OK, Steven.     ok,stvn
  I'll do the best I can.     I'lldtbstcn
STEVEN: Thanks, Jeff.     tnksjf
               I appreciate it.    iaprctt
               Now, can you tell me more about Hollywood?     ncnytlmmbthlwd
   
SCENE TWO: DOWNTOWN STAMFORD    
   
    JEFF: Hi.     h,
    AMY: Oh, hi.     o,h
  What are you doing here?     wtaydgh
    JEFF: What are you doing here?     wtaydgh
    AMY: I'm buying a flashlight.     imbgflslt
              Last night there wasn't any electricity in my building.     lstnttwsntamexctrctinmbldg
    JEFF: You're kidding.     yrkdg
    AMY: No, I'm not.     nimnt
             There wasn't any water either.     twsntanwtet
    JEFF: Why? What happened?     wwthpnd
    AMY: There's some construction next door.     tssmcnstrctnxtd
              They cut our wires by mistake and then broke the water pipe.     tctowrsbmstkantnbrktwtpp
    JEFF: Well, I knew you didn't have any telephone service.     wlinyddnthvantltpnsvc
    AMY: How did you know that?     hddyntt
    JEFF: I tried to call you.     itrdtcly
    AMY: Really? Are you telling the truth, Jeff Bennett?     rlaytlgttrt,jfbnt
    JEFF: It's true,     itstr
             it's true!     itstr
    AMY: Somehow I believe you.     smhiblvy
    JEFF: Anyway, if there wasn't any electricity and there wasn't any water,     anwiftwsntanyelectrctantwsntanwt
             you need more than a flashlight.     yndmtnflslt
    AMY: What do I need?     wtdind
  JEFF: You need a new apartment.     yndnptmnt
    AMY: That's true.     ttstr
            But a flashlight is a lot cheaper.     btalsltisltcp
  JEFF: I have a better idea.     ihvbtd
    AMY: I'm listening.     imlstg
  JEFF: How about a great meal with an actor?     hbtgrtmlwtanct
    AMY: I don't know.     idntn
             I don't usually go out with actors.     idntuslgotwtacts
  JEFF: Well. . . I know a great restaurant right in town.     wlingrtrstrntrtntn
    AMY: What time's dinner?     wtmsdn
  JEFF: Pick you up at eight?     pcyuptet
    AMY: Great. Bye, Jeff.     grtb,jf
  JEFF: Eight o'clock!    etoclk

        这几天有时间，有精力就多学习几课。来实验一下密集学习的效率。

LESSON 5 SOMETHING ALWAYS GOES WRONG.    

   
SCENE ONE: STUDIO - DIANA'S LIYING ROOM SET    
   
      RITA: OK, honey.     ok,hn
               I never used so much makeup on anyone before.     invusdsncmkupnnonbf
               Can't anyone give you a hand with those kids?     cntanongvyhndwttskds
               You look so tired.     ylkstd
    BETH: I'm fine.     imfn
               Thanks, Rita.     tnksrt
               There's nothing anyone can do.     tsntganoncnd
               I just need more sleep.     ijstndmslp
      RITA: Can your mother or husband get up in the middle of the night with the baby?     cnymtohsbndgtpntmdlftntwttbb
    BETH: Sometimes it's the only time I'm alone with the baby.     smtmsitstonltminalnwttbb
               Oh, I don't want them to do it.     o,idntwntmtdt
               I like to look after her.     ilktlkfth
      RITA: You're really something, Mary Beth.     yrrlsmtgmrbt
               I hope those kids appreciate you.     ihptskdsprcty
STEVEN: Rita, are we ready now?     rtawrdn
      RITA: Can't you leave us alone for a minute?     cntylvslnfmnt
               I'm just trying to make Mary Beth look good, Steven.     imjstrgtmkmrbtlkgdstvn
STEVEN: Jeff, are you all set?     jfaylst
    JEFF: I'm ready to go when you are, Steven.    imrdtgwnyastvn
               Uh-oh.     u,o
STEVEN: What's wrong?     wtsrg
    JEFF: A prop is missing.     aprpsmsg
               The shot of Philip isn't in here.     tstfplpisntnh
STEVEN: Oh, no.     o,n
               Rita, where's the photo of Philip and Ben?     rt,wstptfplpanbn
      RITA: I put all the pictures there.     iptaltpctst
STEVEN: Where is it?     wrst
      RITA: Someone has it.     smonhst
                I put all the pictures there this morning.     iptltpctsttsmng
STEVEN: I'm sure no one took it, Rita.     imsnotktrt
              Why don't you look in the prop room?     wdntylkntprprm
      RITA: Something always goes wrong.     smtgalwsgsrg
STEVEN: Nothing is easy.     ntgses
      RITA: Here it is.     hrts
                I moved it when I made up Mary Beth.     imvdtwnimdpmrbt
               I'm sorry.     imsr
STEVEN: It's all right.     italrt
               It wasn't anyone's fault.     itwsntanon'sflt
              Let's get on with it.     ltsgtonwtt
               OK, everyone?. . .     ok,evton
               And action.     andct
    TONY: Diana, I think it's best if we forget about this for a while.     dnitnkiybstifwefgtbttsfwl
               Let the detectives do their work.     lttdtctvsdtwk
               This is upsetting you too much.     tssupstgytmc
STEVEN: Ring.     rg
  DIANA: Hello?. . . Yes, he's here.     hl,y,hsh
               It's for you.     itsfy
    TONY: Yes? . . .     ys
               I see.     is
               Really? . . .     rl
               OK.     ok
               Thanks.     tnks
               Bye.     b
  DIANA: Who was that?     wwstt
    TONY: No one important.     nonimptnt
  DIANA: Tony, it was someone.     tnitwssmon
               You spoke to someone.     yspktsmon
               Who was it?     wwst
  TONY: It was a friend from the paper.     itwsfrndfrtpp
  DIANA: What did he want?     wtddhwnt
  TONY: Nothing.     ntg
  DIANA: He didn't say anything?     hddntsantg
             Tony, tell me the truth.     tntlmttrt
  TONY: OK. I'm sorry.     tn,tlmttrt
              He said he thinks he saw something in one of the pictures.     hsdhtnkhssmtginonftpcts
              It may be a clue.     itmbclu
  DIANA: Which pictures?     wcpcts
             The ones you took of Uncle Ben and Mr. Tate?     tonsytkfunclbnanmrtt
  TONY: Yes. Do you have a magnifying glass?     ys,dyhvmgnfggls
  DIANA: Actually, I do.     atlid
  TONY: We may not find anything.     wmntfndantg
             My friend wasn't sure what he saw.     mfrndwsntswths
  DIANA: But he saw something.     bthssmtg
  TONY: Yes. Here are your uncle and Mr.Tate shaking hands.     yhayunclandmrttskghnds
             And look!     anlk
  DIANA: I don't see anything.     idntsantg
  TONY: There, on Mr.Tate.     tonmrtt
              Something is on his hand.     smtgisonhshnk
  DIANA: No. Nothing is on his hand.     n,ntgisnhshnd
  TONY: It's something.     itsmtg
             I'm telling you something is there.     imtlgysmtgist
  DIANA: I don't see anything.     idnsantg
  TONY: Look closer, Diana.     lkclsdn
  DIANA: Oh, my gosh!     o,mgs
             There is something there.     tissmtgt
             Tony, it's a mark.     tn,itsmk
             It's ink.     itink
STEVEN: Cut. That's no good.     ctttsngd
                We need a better script.     wndbtscrpt
               Will someone help me?    wlsmonhlpm
               I need to rewrite this script.    indtrwrtsscrpt

          课文的标题，因为和正文的语音有一个间隔，我每次都是把正文开始时间记下来，本课为“TEXT课文13”，这里的13，就是说在13秒时，开始这篇课文的语音。每次都直接从这个时间开始听，所以是听不到课文的标题，这样对于课文的内容，复述就不容易想起来。比如说现在说说第六课，不容易把课文联想起来。所以记住课文的标题，是很重要的。它会告诉我这课讲的什么内容，一般这个句子，也是课文的关键句子。我原来看中文书也不太看标题，只是着急忙慌地看内容。现在特别提醒自己，注意克服这个缺点。

 
    LESSON 6 WAS THERE ANY MAIL FOR ME?    

   
   
SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN    
   
MRS. BENNETT: How are you, dear?     hayd
                JEFF: Fine, thanks.     fntnks
                           Was there any mail for me?     wstanmlfm
MRS. BENNETT: There wasn't anything for you.     twsntantgfy
                           There were two bills and a magazine for me.     twtblanmgznfm
                           But there was no mail for you.     btwsnmlfy
                JEFF: Nothing for me, huh?     ntfmh
MRS. BENNETT: No, nothing.     nntg
                           You don't live here anymore.     ydntlvhanm
                          Why would anyone send mail to you here?     wwldanonsndmltyh
                JEFF: I gave someone this address.     igvsmontsadrs
MRS. BENNETT: Who?     w
                JEFF: Just a friend who owes me money.     jstfrndwosmmn
MRS. BENNETT: Well, there wasn't any mail for you today.     wtwsntammlfytd
                JEFF: OK. Sorry.     ok,sr
                           I just need the money.     ijstndtmn
                          I have a lot of expenses on the new apartment.     ihvaltfexpnssntnptmnt
MRS. BENNETT: Were there any lights in your building last night?     wtanltsnybldglstnt
                JEFF: No, there were no lights last night.     n,twnltslstnt
                          But when I left this morning,     btwnlfttsmng
                          there was electricity.     twelctrct
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any hot water?     wstanhtwt
                JEFF: Yes, there was hot water.     ytwshtwt
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any heat?     wstanht
                JEFF: Mom, this is August.     mmtssagst
  I don't need heat.     hdntndh
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any telephone service?     wstantlpnsvc
                JEFF: Mom, I have telephone service.     mm,ihvtlpnsvc
MRS. BENNETT: Then why didn't you call me and give me your phone number?     twddntyclmangvmypnnmb
                JEFF: Mom, I'm a grown man now.     mm,imgrnmnn
                          My first thought wasn't to call my mother.    mfstttwsntclmnt
                           I'm sorry.     imsr
                          Anyway, I can give it to you now.     anwicngvittyn
                          The number is 555-2649.     tnmisfvfvfvtsxfnn
MRS. BENNETT: Can you write it down for me?     cnywrttdnfm
                          JEFF: Sure. Do you have anything I can write with?     dyhvantgcnwtwt
MRS. BENNETT: Here's something.     hssmtg
                JEFF: Do you have anything I can write on?     dyhvantgcnwrtn
MRS. BENNETT: Here.     h
MRS. BENNETT: Jeff, are you seeing anyone?     jfaysganon
                JEFF: No one I want to talk about, Mom.     nonwnttlkbtmm
MRS. BENNETT: You really should settle down with someone.     yrlsldstldnwtsmon
                JEFF: That's what you always tell me.     ttswtylwstlm
MRS. BENNETT: Well, it's true.     wlitstr
                JEFF: Yep. OK.     yp,ok
                           Gotta go.     gtg
MRS. BENNETT: What? You just wanted to see if there was any mail for you?     wtyjstwntdtsiftwsanmlfy
                JEFF: And to say hello.     antshl
                          But now I have to say goodbye.     btnihvtsgdb
MRS. BENNETT: OK. Don't forget to call.     ok,dntfgtcl
                JEFF: Right.     rt
MRS. BENNETT: Jeff?     jf
                JEFF: Yep?     yp
MRS. BENNETT: I saw the show last night.     istslstnt
                JEFF: You did?     ydd
MRS. BENNETT: It was great.     itwsgrt
                           I'm really proud of you.     imrlprdfy
                JEFF: Even if I'm not a lawyer or a doctor or a businessman.     evnfmntlyordctobsnsmn
MRS. BENNETT: Maybe you could marry a lawyer or a doctor. . .     mbycldmrlyordct
                          Only kidding.     onlkdg
                           We're happy to have you back in Stamford.     wrhpthvybcnstmfd
                JEFF: Thanks, Mom.     tnkmm
                         I'm beginning to feel better about being here.     imbgngtflbtbtbgh