victorlee压码日记

今天压码了一课，如下：

PART 6
LESSON 9 YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STICK YOUR NOSE INTO POLICE BUSINESS.    Lsn(9) yddhvtstcynsitplcbsns

SCENE ONE: DIANA'S LIVING ROOM
DIANA: Detective Stone,                            dtctvst
  we solved the murder.                            wslvtmd
DETECTIVE STONE: You what?                        yw
DIANA: We solved my uncle's murder.                    wslvmucsmd
DETECTIVE STONE: That's police work.                    ttplcwk
  Why did you do that?                            Wdd(y)dt
DIANA: We were trying to help.                        wwtthlp
DETECTIVE STONE: You didn't have to stick your nose into police business.    yddhvtstcynsitplcbsns
DIANA: Somebody had to work on it.                    Smbdhdtwk(o)n(i)t
  You weren't doing it.                            ywdit
DETECTIVE STONE: I was working on other cases.                Iwswkon(o)tcss
  I had to finish those first.                        ihdtfnstsfst
DIANA: Detective Stone,                            dtctvs
    we found a new clue.                        Wfd(a)ncl
    We think it's important.                        Wtkits(i)ptt
DETECTIVE STONE: What is it?                        Wt(i)s(i)t
DIANA: We can show it to you at the museum.                wcsittyattmsm
    Can you meet us there?                        Cn(y)mt(u)st
DETECTIVE STONE: Now? . . . I have to go to court.            N ihvtgtct
  I'll meet you at the museum in an hour.                Ilmt(y)atmsm(i)n(a)h
DIANA: All right.                            art
  I'll see you then.                            ilsyt
TONY: Will he meet us?                            Whmt(u)s
DIANA: Uh-huh. At the museum.                        Uh attmsm
  He had to go to court first.                        hhdtgtctfst
  He makes me mad.                            hmksmmd
TONY: Look, Diana.                            Lk dan
  He didn't have to talk to us tonight.                    hddhvttktustnt
  He didn't have to agree to meet us.                    Hddhvtagrtmt(u)s
  I think he's doing all he can.                    itkhsdahc
DIANA: Maybe. Let's go.                            Mb ltg
   
SCENE TWO: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
TONY: This is a photo of the real treaty.                Ts(i)s(a)ptoftrtt
  Look at this mark.                            Lk(a)ttsmk
TONY: Now look at the mark on this.                    Nlk(a)ttmk(o)nts
DETECTIVE STONE: They're different.                    trdfrt
TONY: Exactly. This is a fake.                        Exact ts(i)s(a)fk
  Someone stole the real treaty.                    smosttrtt
DIANA: The man who stole the treaty is the same man who killed my uncle.     tmhsttttistsmmhklmuc
    And I know who it is.                        Ad(i)khit(i)s
DETECTIVE STONE: You mean, you think you know who it is.        Ym ytk(y)khit(i)s
DIANA: Detective Stone,                            dtctvst
  I know who the killer is. . .                        ikhtklr(i)s
  It's Victor Chapman.                            itvctcpm
DETECTIVE STONE: Victor Chapman?                    vctcpm
  The famous art dealer?                        Tfms(a)tdl
    I can't arrest him.                            icarsthm
TONY: Why not?                                wnt
DETECTIVE STONE: I don't have any evidence.                idhvanevdc
  Was Victor ever seem with the treaty?                    wsvctevswtttt
DIANA: No, he wasn't.                            n hws
DETECTIVE STONE: Then you don't know that he stole it.            tydkthstit
  And you shouldn't interfere with police work.                Ad(y)sditfwtplcwk
DIANA: We were just looking for clues.                    wwjstlkfcls
TONY: We were hoping to help.                        wwhpthlp
  I guess we were wrong.                        igdwww
DIANA: We know you weren't working on the murder last week.        wkywwkotmdlstwk
DETECTIVE STONE: I wasn't sleeping on the job.                iwsslpotjb
  I had to work on a robbery case.                    Ihdtwk(o)n(a)rbrcs
  I had to go to court.                            ihdtgtct
And right now I have to get some sleep. . .                adrtnihvtgtsmslp
  Look, I'll start to work on your uncle's murder in the morning.    Lk ilsttwk(o)nyucsmditmn
  All right? Good night.                        Art gdnt
DIANA: Good night, Detective.                        Gdnt dtctv
TONY: It's up to us .                            it(u)ptus
DIANA: We'll find the killer. . .                    wlfdtkl
  And I know where to look.                        Ad(i)kwtlk
this is the end lesson nigh                                        ts(i)s(e)dlsn

没有找到第十课的文本，今天练习了一课，如下：

PART 6
LESSON 11  DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE OF THIS PACKAGE?    Lselv(11) dyktvlotspcg

SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
NARRATOR: Last time on "Murder at Midnight". . .    lstmomdr(a)tmdnt
DETECTIVE STEON: Where's Victor?            wrsvct
PHILIP: He left my office five minutes ago.        Hlftmofcfvmnts(a)g
    He was going to the post office to send the treaty to a rich collector.    Hwsgttpst(o)fctsdttttrcclc
TONY: Where's he sending it?                wrshsdit
PHILIP: South America.                    stamrc
DIANA: South America!                    stamrc
  Detective Stone,                    dtctvst
  you have to stop him. . .                yhvtstphm
  or we'll never see the Stamford Treaty again!        owlnvststfdttag

SCENE TWO: THE POST OFFICE   
VICTOR: I want to send this airmail.            iwtsdtsam
POSTAL CLERK: Well, put it down.            W pt(i)td
    I have to weigh it first.                ihvtwitfst
VICTOR: How much?                    hmc
POSTAL CLERK: To Brazil? I have to look it up. . .    tvz ihvttk(i)t(u)p
  Fourteen dollars.                    ftdls
VICTOR: And I need to insure it.            Ad(i)ndtisit
    Can you add that on?                Cyadtt(o)n
POSTAL CLERK: Now hold your horses.            Nhd(y)hss
  First, you have to fill out this customs form.    Fst yhvtfl(o)ttscstmsf
  Look it over,                        lk(i)t(o)v
  fill it in,                        fl(i)t(i)n
  and sign it on the bottom.                Adsn(i)t(o)ntbt
VICTOR: What about the insurance?            Wt(a)bttisrc
POSTAL CLERK: Turn it over.                tn(i)t(o)v
  There are instructions on the other side. . .        taistcts(o)ntotsd
    Do you know the value of this package?        dyktvlotspcg
VICTOR: Believe me,                    blvm
  I know the value of this package.            iktvloftspkg
POSTAL CLERK: Write it down.                Wt(i)td
VICTOR: OK, I'm done.                    Ok imd
  I can hand it over to you now.            ichd(i)t(o)vtyn
DIANA: There he is!                    trhis
DETECTIVE STONE: I'm Detective Stone of the Stamford Police.    imdtctvstoftstmfplc
    We have some questions for you.            whvsmqstsfy
VICTOR: Of course, Detective.                Ofcs dtctv
  I have nothing to hide.                ihvntthd
DIANA: Where's the treaty?                wrsttt
TONY: Did you mail it?                    Dd(y)ml(i)t
VICTOR: I have no idea what you're talking about.    Ihvnidwt(y)rtkabt
POSTAL CLERK: Hey, Mister, you can't send this!        H mst ycsdts
    You didn't sign the customs form!            yddstcstmsf
DIANA: Let's see if the treaty is inside.        ltsiftttisisd
TONY: Be careful. . .                    bcf
  Tear it open at the end.                Tr(i)topn(a)tted
  Then you can pull it out.                Tycpl(i)t(o)t
TONY: Now pull these apart.                npltsapt
DIANA: The Stamford Treaty!                tstfdtt
DETECTIVE STONE: You're under arrest!            Yrudr(a)rs
VICTOR: I had no idea what was in there.        ihdnidwtwsit
  Tate asked me to mail it.                Ttaskmtml(i)t
TONY: It's no use, Chapman.                Itnus cpm
  Tate confessed.                    ttcfs
VICTOR: If I get my hands on Tate,            ifigrmhds(o)ntt
  I'll kill him too!                    ilklhmt
DETECTIVE STONE: You killed Ben Morris.            yklbmrs
  And you're going to jail for it.            Ad(y)rgtjlfr(i)t
TONY: Detective Stone,                    dtctvst
  we owe you an apology.                woyaplg
  We didn't believe you were working on the case.    wddblvywwkotcc
  We know better now.                    wkbtn
DETECTIVE STONE: I learned something too.        ildsmtt
  People like you can give me a lot of help. Thanks.    Pplkycgvmltohlp tks
DIANA: Yes. I'm proud of you, Tony.            Ys imprd(o)fy tn
TONY: Thanks, Diana.                    Tks dan
  We make a good team, don't we?            Wmk(a)gdt dw
DIANA: Yes.                        ys
TONY: What'll happen to the museum now?            wthpttmsmn
DIANA: I'm going to run the museum myself.        imgtrtmsmmslf
  Do you think I can do it?                dytkicdit
TONY: I think you can do just about anything.        Itk(y)ycdjst(a)bt(a)nt
  Come on. Let's celebrate.                Cm ltclbt
this is end lesson eleven                ts(i)s(e)dlselv

今天练习完PART 6的最后一课。下周开始为英语四级考试做准备，以及之后的期末考试。压码练习暂时暂停一段时间，放寒假的的时候再继续练习。并把压码的方法运用在四级的听力练习上。上次看电影的时候，能够听清大部分对话，这是我坚信压码会使我的英语达到我目标。非常感谢孙老师为我们提供压码方法，并花大量的时间批改我的作业。 

祝：孙老师工作顺利！
            身体健康！

PART 6
LESSON 12  HERE'S TO WEFL!                Lstlv(12) hstwefl

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO
STEVEN: Leave it on.                    Lv(i)t(o)n
  I want to see the credits.                iwtstcrdt
MIKE: No. I want to talk.                N iwttlk
  We've seen enough credits.                Wvsn(e)ngcrdt
RITA: Why don't we turn on the picture and turn off the sound?    Wdwtn(o)ntpctadtn(o)ftsd
  You can watch the credits,                ycwctcdt
  and we can talk.                    adwctlk
  How does this work?                    hdstswk
MIKE: Turn it to the left.                tn(i)tttlft
RITA: It went off.                    Iwt(o)f
MIKE: Oh. Pull it out first.                O pl(i)t(o)tfst
  That turns on the picture.                Tts(o)ntpct
  Then turn it to the left.                Ttn(i)tttlft
  That turns down the sound.                ttsdtsd
LINDA: Why didn't Mary Beth come?            wddmrbtc
MIKE: I offered to pick her up in my car,        iofdpchr(u)pimc
  but she didn't want to watch the show here.        bsddwtwctsh
STEVEN: I understand how she feels.            iudsthsfls
    It's embarrassing to watch yourself with a crowd.    Its(e)mvrstwcyslfwtc
RITA: Oh, speak for yourself.                O spkfyslf
  I don't think she was embarrassed to see herself.      Idtksws(e)mbrstshslf
  I think she wanted to watch it with her husband and children.    Itkswtwcitwthhsbd(a)cd
LINDA: Excuse me.                    excsm
  I have to step out for a minute.            Ihvtstp(o)tfr(a)mnt
JEFF: I can't believe that was the last show of the season.    icblvtwstlstsoftss
MIKE: Steven, congratulations to you.            Stv cgtltty
STEVEN: Thanks, Mike,                    tks mk
  but I didn't do it myself.                Bt(i)ddditmslf
  We should all pat ourselves on the back for a great job.    Wsd(a)lpt(o)slvs(o)ntbcfr(a)gtj
RITA: Yeah. I looked at myself in the mirror this morning and I said,    y ilkd(a)tmslfitmrtsmnad(i)sd
  "Rita, you deserve to pat yourself on the back. "    rt ydsvtptyslf(o)ntbc
  And do you know what I said to myself?        Adykwt(i)sdtmslf
JEFF: What?                        w
RITA: Forget the pat on the back.            Fgtpt(o)ntbc
    Treat yourself.                    ttyslf
  Go shopping.                        gsp
STEVEN: You're going shopping now?            yrgspn
RITA: Why? Do you have a better idea?            W dyhvabtr(i)d
STEVEN: Yes. Let's all go out and celebrate.        Ys lts(a)lgot(a)dclbrt
JEFF: Oh, no! I made other plans.            O n imdotpls
RITA: With Amy?                        wtam
EFF: Yes.                        ys
MIKE: Why don't you bring her along?            Wdt(y)bhr(a)l
JEFF: Well, we wanted to go out by ourselves.        W wwtdgotboslvs
STEVEN: Come on.                    co
    Join us for a little while.                Jin(u)sfr(a)ltwl
JEFF: OK. We will. . .                    ok ww
  Hey, where's Linda?                    wsld
STEVEN: Why isn't she here?                wissh
RITA: She probably got lost.                spbbgtlst
MIKE: Rita, be nice.                    Rt bnc
LINDA: Hi, everybody.                    H evrbd
    I just got some great news.                ijstgsmgt
  We're going to do twenty-six shows next year!        wrgtdttsxssnxty
MIKE: That's fantastic!                    ttftstc
STEVEN: It's wonderful!                    itwdf
  I can't believe it!                    Icblv(i)t
JEFF: We really have to celebrate. . .            wrlhvtclbrt
  And I guess I've really found my home.        Ad(i)gsivrlfdmhm
  Here's to WEFL!                    Hstwefl
This is end lesson twelve                ts(i)s(e)edlstlv

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引用第124楼victorlee于2008-12-05 14:31发表的  :
今天练习完PART 6的最后一课。下周开始为英语四级考试做准备，以及之后的期末考试。压码练习暂时暂停一段时间，放寒假的的时候再继续练习。并把压码的方法运用在四级的听力练习上。上次看电影的时候，能够听清大部分对话，这是我坚信压码会使我的英语达到我目标。非常感谢孙老师为我们提供压码方法，并花大量的时间批改我的作业。 

祝：孙老师工作顺利！
            身体健康！

victorlee练习的不错,能够克服很多困难练习完了1-6册课文,等寒假再练习吧.

前天到家的，今天继续进行压码注音练习。

PART 7
LESSON 1 IT SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT STORY.             Lso(1) it(s)dlkgt(s)tr

Jake: In business news, stock prices are up.                 Ibsnsn,stcpcsup
International Computer Key Company is up two dollars,            itntncptkcpnisuptdls
but no one knows why.WEFL is investigating International Computer.    Bnoksw,wefl(i)sivstgtitntncpt
We will report on the company in tomorrow's "Business Update".        Wlrpt(o)ntcpnitmrsbsns(u)pdt
Thanks for being with us for WEFL's morning "Business Update".        Tksfbwtusfweflsmnbsns(u)pdt
I'm Jake Seltzer.Goodbye for now.                    imjkst,gdb
Steven: Good job, Jake. Here are some of your stories for tomorrow.    Gjb,jk,hasmystrsftmr
Jake: Now wait, Steven.  I need a minute of your time.            Nwt,stv,ind(a)mntoytm
Steven: Jake, I'm off to the doctor right now.  Can it wait?        Jk,imttdctrtn
Jake: I know you're busy and hate to bother you, Steven,    but this is important.    Ikyrbsadhttbty,stv
Steven: It's not as important as my doctor's appointment. . .  OK. One minute.    Itnt(a)siptt(a)smdcts(a)ptmt
Jake: Why is Abbott Larkin in Stamford now ?                w(i)s(a)btlkistfdn
Steven: The president of International Computer?  What's he doing here?    Tprsdt(o)fitntncpt,wthdh
Jake: He's staying at the Stamford Hotel.                hsstatstfht
Steven: So what?  What's so important?                    Swt,wtsiptt
Jake: He's meeting with James Brady right now.                hsmtwtjmsbdrtn
Steven: What?                                wt
Jake: Larkin's talking to James Brady,  the president of NIT.        Lkstktjmsbd,tpsdtonit
Steven: I don't understand.  What does that mean?            Idudstd,wdstm
Jake: James Brady and Abbott Larkin are meeting in secret.They're making a deal, jmsbdad(a)lkamtiscrt,trmkdl
  and I think it's an important story.  I want an interview with Larkin.    Ad(i)tkits(a)ipttstr,iwt(a)nitvwtlk
Steven: Why?                                w
Jake: Larkin's company is losing money now.                  lkcpnislsmnn
Larkin needs more customers.  I think he's selling his company to James Brady.      Lkndmcstm,itkhslhscpntjmsbd
That's why he's here now.                         ttwhshn
Steven: NIT is buying Larkin's company?  I like that story.        Nit(i)sblkscpn
Jake: Do you realize it's one of the biggest mergers in history?    Dyrlitotbgstmgs(i)nhstr
Steven: I love it!                            ilvit
Jake: What's Mike doing now?                        wtmkdn
Steven: He's busy.  He's lighting the new set now.  He needs more time to finish.    Hsbs,hslttnstn,hndmtmtfns
Jake: This is more important, Steven.                    Ts(i)smiptt,stv
Steven: OK. I want you to go to the hotel right now.             ok,iwt(y)tgtthtrtn
Find Larkin.  I'll send Mike with a camera.  Mike, I need you.        Fdlk,isdmkwt(a)cmr
Mike: What's up?                            wtup
Steven: Jake's going to the Stamford Hotel.                jksgttstfdht
I want you to follow him with a camera. Hurry.                Iwt(y)tflhmwt(a)vmr,hr
Mike: I hate to leave now, Steven.    I'm lighting the new set.        Ihttlvn,stv
Steven: I realize that, Mike.  Believe me.  It's important.        Irlzt,mk,blvm
Mike: I'm on my way.                            imomw
Steven: Oh, no. I have to run.                        O,n,ihvtr
Steven: Maria, I have to run.                        Mr,ihvtr
Maria : You look busy.                            ylkbs
Steven: I am. Can you help Jake?He's at the Stamford Hotel.        Im,cyhlpjk,hs(a)tstfdht
He's looking for Abbott Larkin,                        hslkfr(a)btlk
  President of International Computer.                    Psdt(o)fitntncpt
Maria : Abbott Larkin?  In Stamford?  That seems odd.            Abtlk,istfd,tsms(o)d
Steven: It does seem odd.  He's talking about a merger with NIT.    Itdssm(o)d,hstkabt(a)mgwtnit
Maria : It sounds like a good story.                    itsdlkgdstr
Steven: It sounds like a great story.  And I'm late for a doctor's appointment.    Itsdlkgtstr,adimltfr(a)dcts(a)ptmt,
  Anne and I have to see the doctor about the baby.            Ad(i)hvtstdctr(a)bttbb
Maria : That's right, Anne's pregnant.  How does she feel?        Ttrt,anpgt
Steven: Not good.  She feels sick.  You know.                Ntgd,sflssc
Maria : How do you feel?                        hdyfl
Steven: I'm afraid.    Babies scare me.  Does that seem silly?        Im(a)fd,bbscm,dstsmsl
Maria : No, it doesn't seem silly, Steven.    I think it's normal.     N,itdssmsl,stv
Take care of Anne. I'll help Jake.                    Tkcan,ilhlpjk
Steven: Thanks.                                tks

已经放假了吧？