压码听懂训练总汇(初次压码注音标准答案待修改）

复习二压码听懂归纳：

第七课课文注音：

5.7T

LESSON 7 YOU MUSTN'T TOUCH THE CAMERA.  lssv,aymstccms

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SCENE ONE: STUDIO - THE MUSEUM OFFICE SET

JEFF: I'm sorry we have to work late tonight.  lmsrwhvtwkltnt
  Steven said it's necessary.    stvsditnsnr
  We have to do it.    whvtdo(i)t
  Linda said we have to finish this show by Friday.  lssdwhvtfnsdsbfid
  Where's Mary Beth?    wsmrbt
MARY BETH: OK, Jonathan.    ok,jnt
  This is where I work. . .    tssw(i)wk
  You must be a good boy,    (a),ymsbe(a)gdb
  and you must listen to Mommy.    (a)ymslstmn
  You mustn't run around . . .  ymsrn(a)rd
  you mustn't yell. . .    ymsy
  and you mustn't touch the cameras.    an(y)mstc(t)cms
RITA: Hello! Is this little Jonathan?    hl,istsltjnt
  Hello, Jonathan.    hl,jnt
  I'm Rita.  imrt
  I'm your baby-sister tonight.  im(y)rbbsttnt
MARY BETH: Say hello, Jonathan. . .    shl,jnt
  He's tired.  hstrd
  When people talk to you,  you should say hello back, sweetie.      wpptt(y),ysshlbc,swt
RITA: That's OK.    tsok
  I'll be right back,  ilbrbc
  and Jonathan and I can play.    ajntn(a)dn(i)cpl
JEFF: Hey, big buy.  h,b(g)b
  Give me five. . .  gmfv
  So you brought him!  sybrt(m)
  What a big boy!    wt(a)b(g)b
MARY BETH: Well, Jonath an knows he must listen to Mommy and he mustn't touch anything. . .  w,jnt(a)kshmstlstmm a(h)mstcant
  I'm worried he can't be good.    imwrd(h)cbgd
JEFF: OK. Jonathan . . .    ok,jnt
  you're in a studio now.    yre(i)astdn
  And there are a lot of rules you have to follow.    atr(a)alt(o)f(r)l(s)s(y)hvtfl
  There's no eating. . .    trsnet
  There's no drinking. . .    trsndk
  There's no running. . .    trsnrn
  There's no touching. . .    trsntci
  OK, Jonathan?. . .    ok,jnt
  And there's absolutely no smoking, Jonathan.    a(d)trsabsltlnsmk,jnt
RITA: Very funny.    vrfn
  Come on, Jonathan.    cm(o),jnt
  You can come over here and watch Mommy, OK?. . .  yccm(o)vhr(a)mcmn,y(o)k
  But you mustn't make any noise.    bt(y)msmkanno(i)s
MARY BETH: OK. We're going to rehearse.    ok,w(r) git rh s

SCENE TWO: THE STUDIO

RITA: Jonathan, when Mommy is working,    jnt,wmmiswk
  you mustn't talk.    ymstk
RITA: Jonathan, no running. . .    jnt,nrn
  You have to stop.    yh(v)tst (p)
RITA: Oh, no, honey.    o,n,hn
  You mustn't play with those photos, OK?    ymsplwtspt,s(o)k
RITA: That's a camera, sweetie. . .    tt(a)cm,swt
  You have to be careful.    whvtbcf
  You mustn't touch the camera.    ymstctcm
RITA: Jonathan, honey,  be a good boy.    jnt,hn, be(a)gdb
RITA: No eating, Jonathan!    net,jnt
RITA: Oh, well.    o,w,(h)
RITA: Oh, no.    o,n
  It's time to changer your diaper.    itttcg(y)dp
MARY BETH: Oh, Rita. You don't have to do that.    o,rt,ydhvtdtt
  this is the end of lesson teven.    tssted(o)(f)lssv

第七课练习注音：

5.7L

BOOK FIVE, LESSON SEVEN

N: Lesson Seven.    lssv
    Listen to the dialogue.    lsttdlg
    This is a conversation in a library.    tss(a)cvctn(i)n(a)lbr
M: Excuse me.      excusm
    I'm new in town,    imnw(i)t
    and I'd like to get a library card.    ad(i)ltgt(a)lbrcd
    What do I have to do?      wdo(i)hvtd
F: First you must show me something with your address.  fst(y)mssmstwtyr(a)ds
M: Here's my telephone bill.    trsmtlpb
    Do I have to show you anything else?    do(i)hvtsyantn(e)s
F: No. That's all I have to see.    n,tt(a)l(i)hvts
M: How much does the library card cost?  hmcdstlbrcscst
F: You don't have to pay anything.    ydthvtpy(a)nt
M: What if I return a book late?  wtf(i)rtn(a)bklt
F: Then you have to pay a fine.    tn(y)hvtpy(a)fn
    The fine is fifty cents a day.    tfn(a)fftct(a)d

原文又发现一些细节文本错误，已经进行修改。
    Also, you mustn't write in the books.  as,ymswt(i)tbks
M: What if I lose a book?  wtf(i)ls(a)bk
F: Then you must pay for it.    tn(y)mstpfit
    We also have a few rules when you're in the library.  wasgv(a)ferswn(y)r(i)tlbr
    You mustn't talk loudly.    ymstklbr
    You mustn't smoke.    ymstmk
    You mustn’t eat in the library.  ymstet(i)tlbr
M: OK. Thank you very much.  ok,tkyvrmc
F: You're welcome.  yrwlcm
N: Listen to the dialogue again.  lsttdlg(a)g
M: Excuse me.    excusm
    I'm new in town,    imnw(i)t
    and I'd like to get a library card.    an(i)ltgt(a)lbrcd
    What do I have to do?  wd(i)hvtd
F: First you must show me something with your address.  fst(y)mssmstwtyr(a)ds
M: Here's my telephone bill.    tsmtlpb
    Do I have to show you anything else?    d(i)hvtsyu(a)ntn(e)s
F: No. That's all I have to see.    n,tt(a)l(i)hvts
M: How much does the library card cost?    hmcdstlbrcdcst
F: You don't have to pay anything.    ydthvtpant
M: What if I return a book late?    wtf(i)rtn(a)bklt
F: Then you have to pay a fine.    tn(y)hvtpy(a)f
    The fine is fifty cents a day.    tfn(s)fftct(a)d
    Also, you mustn't write in the books.  as,ymst(w)wt(i)tbks
M: What if I lose a book?  wtf(i)ls(a)bk
F: Then you must pay for it.    tn(y)mspfit
    We also have a few rules when you're in the library.    we(a)shve(a)ferlswn(y)itlbr
    You mustn't talk loudly.    ymstkldl
    You mustn't smoke.    ymst(s)mk
    You mustn't eat in the library.  ymstet(i)tlbr
M: OK. Thank you very much.  ok,tk(y)vrmc
F: you’re welcome.  yrwlcm
N: now you practice in the sentence form the dialogue,  n(y)pctc(i)tstcsftdlg
    Listen to the whole sentence Luke.  lstttwstclk
    Then repeat the parts of the year.  trptptty
    I’m new in tale and I like to get a library card.  imnn(i)tan(i)ltgt(a)lbrcd
    Now, reaped.  n,rpt
M: I’m new in tarn.    imnn(i)t
    And like to get    ad(l)tgt
    a library card.      albrcd
    Listen, what do I have to do?  ls,wd(i)hvtd
    Repeat, what do I have to do?  rpt,wdo(i)hvtd
    and aspersion pay attention to the pronunciation of have to.    aspsn(p)attttpnci(a)tn(o)ofhvt
    Repeat, have to.  rpt,hvt
    Have to do.  hvtd
    what do I have to do?    wd(i)hvtd
    Now continuo,    nctn
    let’s to the sentence the percent time and repeat the second time.    lttstctpctmarpttsctm
F: first, you must  show me something with you are truest.      fs,ymsttstyatst
    First you must show me.  fs t(y)mstsm
    Something with your are truest.    stwtyatus
    Do I have to show you anyting else.    d(i)hvtsyu(a)ntn(e)s
    Do I have to show you.  do(i)hvtsy
    Anything else.    antn(e)s
    Do I have to show you anyting else?  d(i)hvtsyu(a)ntes
F: now, that’s all I have to see.  n,ttal(i)hvts
    Now, that’s all.  n,tt(a)
    I have to see.    ihvts
    Now that’s all I have to see.    ntt(a)l(i)hvts
M: how much that’s the library card cost?    hmctttlbrcdcst
    How much    hmc
    That’s the library card    tttlbrcd
    cost  cst
    How mach that’s the library card cost?    hmnctttlbrcdcst
M: you don’t have to pay anything.    ydthvtpant
    You don’t    ydt
    Have to pay  hvtp
    Anything    ant
    You don’t have to pay anything    ydthvtpant
F: what if I returns a book late?      wtf(i)rts(a)bklt
    What if      wt(i)f 
    I return a book late?      irtn(a)bklt
    What if I return a book late?      wtf(i)rtn(a)bklt
M: when you have to pay a find.    wn(y)hvtpafd
    When you have to pay  wn(y)hvtp
    A find.  afn
    Then you have to pay a find.  tn(y)hvtadn
    Also you mustn’t write in the books.    asymstwt(i)tbks
    Also you mustn’t write  asymswt

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    in the books  itbks
    Also, you mustn’t write in the books.    as,ymstwt(i)tbks
    You mustn't talk loudly.    ymstkldl
    You mustn't    ymst
    talk loudly      tkldl
    You mustn't talk loudly.  ymstkldl
    You mustn't smoke.      ymst(s)mk
    You mustn't smoke.      ymst(s)mk
    You mustn't eat in the library.    yms(t)etitlbr
    You mustn't eat  ymstet
    in the library        itlbr
    You mustn't eat in the library.  ymstetitlbr
N: Very good.    vrgd
    Now, Let me ask you a few questions about the dialogue.    n,lmask(Y)u(a)feqsts(a)btdlg
    What does the man in the dialogue have to do to get a library card?  wdstmn(i)tdlghvtdtgt(a)lbrcd
F: He has to show something with his address.    hhstsstwths(a)ds
N: Good! Does he have to pay for the library card?    gd,ds(h)hvtpftlbrcd
F: No. He doesn't have to pay anything.    n,hds(t)hvtpant
N: Right. What does he have to do if he returns a book late?    rt,wts(h)hvtdif(h)rts(a)bklt
F: He has to pay a fine.    hhstpafn
N: What mustn't he do to the books?    wtmst(h)dtbks
F: He mustn't write in the books.  hmswt(i)tbks
N: What three things are prohibited in the library?    wttrtsaphbtditlbr
F: You mustn't talk loudly.    ymstkldl
    You mustn't smoke.      ymt(s)mk
    You mustn't eat in the library.    ymstet(i)tlbr
N: Now let's practice some sentences about things that are necessary or things that are prohibited.    nltpctsmstcs(a)btst(a)ncsr otst(a)phbtd
    Use must or mustn't to express these ideas,    usmstomstto(e)pstse(i)des
    as in these examples.    as(i)ts(e)xapls
    It's necessary to be a good boy.    itncsrtbe(a)gdbo
F: You must be a good boy.  ymstbe(a)g(d)bo
N: It's prohibited to run around.    itphbtdtrn(a)rd
M: You mustn't run around.  ymstrn(a)rd
N: Now you try it.    nytit
    It's necessary to be a good boy.  itncsrtbe(a)gdbo
F: You must be a good boy.      ymstbe(a)gdby
N: It's prohibited to run around.  itphbttrn(a)rs
M: You mustn't run around.      ymstrn(a)rd
N: It's prohibited to talk loudly.  itphbt(d)ttkldl
F: You mustn't talk loudly.    ymstkldl
N: It's prohibited to touch anything.  itpht(d)ttcant
M: You mustn't touch anything.  ymsttcant
N: It's necessary to stop.      itncsrtstp
F: You must stop.      ymst(s)tp
N: It's prohibited to make noise.    itphbttmknis
M: You mustn't make noise.      ymsmknis
N: It's necessary to be careful.  itncsrtbcf
F: You must be careful.      ymsbcf
N: It's prohibited to play with those photos.      itphbt(d)tplwtspts
M: You mustn't play with those photos.      ymstplwtspts
N: Good! Now tell what things are necessary for Mary Beth to do and what things aren't necessary for Mary Beth to do.    gd,ntwts(a)ncsrfmrbttdawttsatncsrfmrbttd
    Listen to the examples.      lstte(e)xapls
    It's necessary for Mary Beth to do that.    ltncsrfmrbttdtt
M: Mary Beth has to do that.        mrbthstdtt
N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth to do that.      itisncsrfmrbttdtt
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to do that.      mrbtdshvtdtt
N: OK. Now you do it.      ok,nyd(o)t
    Remember, use has to or doesn't have to.    rmb,ushstodsthvt
    It’s necessary for Mary Beth to do that.      itncsrfmrbttdtt
M: Mary Beth has to do that.      mrbthstdtt
N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth to do that.    itisncsrfmrbttdtt
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to do that.      mrbtdsthvtdtt
N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to work late.      itncsrfmrbttwklt
M: Mary Beth has to work late.      mrbthstwklt
N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth to work late.      itisncsrfmrbttwklt
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to work late.      mrbtdsthvtwklt
N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to finish the show.      itncsrfmrbttfnsts
M: Mary Beth has to finish the show.      mrbthstfnsts
N: It isn’t necessary for Mary Beth to finish the show.      itisncsrfmrbttfnsts
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to finish the show.      mrbtdsthvtfnsts
N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to get a baby-sitter.      itncsrfmrbttgt(a)bbst
M: Mary Beth has to get a baby- sitter.      mrbthstgt(a)bbst
N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth to get a baby-sitter.      itisncsrfmrbttgt(a)bbst
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to get a baby-sitter.    mrbtdsthvtgt(a)bbst
N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to hurry.    itncsrfmrbtthr
M: Mary Beth has to hurry.      mrbthsthr
N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth to hurry.    itisncsrfmrbtthr
F: Mary Beth doesn't have to hurry.      mrbtdsthvthr
N: Excellent!      exclt
    This is the end of Lesson Seven.      tsste(e)d(o)flssv
    See you next time.      synx tm

第七课压码听懂归纳：

第八课课文注音：

5.8T

LESSON 8 YOU'D BETTER GET SOME SLEEP.  lset,ydbtgt(s)msl(p)


TEXT

SCENE ONE: A BASETBALL COURT

MIKE: Come on, Charles.    sm(o),cs
CHARLES : Hey, wait a minute.    h,wt(a)mn(t)
  Slow down.    sld
  This isn't the big time.    tsstbgtm
MIKE: Hey, maybe you should take a break.  h,mbe(y)stke(a)brk
CHARLES : No, I'm OK.    n,im(o)k
MIKE: Are you sure you're OK?    ayse(y)e(o)k
  Hey, you'd better sit down.    h,ybtst
CHARLES : Yeah. I'm a little dizzy.  y,im(a)ltdz
    I have to stop for a minute.    ihvtstf(a)mn(t)
MIKE: You know, Charles,    yn,cs
  you should start taking better care of yourself.  nst(s)ttkbtcrf(y)sf
CHARLES : Yeah, yeah.    y,y
MIKE: No. Look.    n,lk
  I'm your friend and I can tell you.    im(y)fad(i)cty
  You'd better get in shape,    ydbtgt(i)sp
  or you're going to have a heart attack.    oyrgithve(a)ht(a)tc
CHARLES : Yeah, maybe you're right.  y,mbyrrt
    Maybe I should get in shape.    mbe(i)sdgt(i)sp
    So how does the show look to you?    shdstslty
MIKE: It looks good to me.    ilksgdtm
    What do you think?    wdytk
CHARLES : I think Steven had better finish the show soon.    itkstvhn(a)btfnstss
MIKE: Linda told him he'd better not be late.      ldtd(m)hdbtnblt
  He has to finish this week.    hhstfnswk
CHARLES : So what are you going to do after Friday?    swt(a)e(y)gitdo(a)ftfid
MIKE: I'm going to photograph a news show.    imgitptgp(a)ns
CHARLES : What about Jeff?    wt(a)btjf
  Is he going to be happy in Stamford?
MIKE: I don't know and I don't think Jeff knows.    idkw(a)d(i)tkjfns
  I guess he'd better decide soon.    igs(h)btdcds
  Maybe we'd better not play anymore, Charles.  mbwbtnply(a)nm,cs
    I'm worried about you.    imwrd(a)bt(y)
CHARLES : OK. I'll see you later, Mike.  ok,tlse(y)l,mk
    I'd better lose some weight. . . fast.  i(d)btlsmwt,fst

SCENE TWO: THE MAKEUP ROOM

MARY BETH: Oh, Rita, I'm so tired.    o,rt,(i)mstrd
RITA: I keep telling you, Mary Beth.    iktln(y),mrbt
  This is serious.    tssrys 
  You'd better get more sleep.  ydbtgtmslp
MARY BETH: Last night was awful.    lsnwsaf
RITA: You'd better hire a baby-sitter,    y(d)bthe(a)bbst
  or you're going to be too tired to rehearse.    oyrgitbttrtrhs
MARY BETH: I want to be with my kids.    iwtbwtmks
RITA: Then maybe you should stay home.    tmbe(y)sd(s)hm
MARY BETH: I don't know what to do.    odkwtd
    I have to work.  ihvtwk
    We need the money.    wntmn
RITA: Well, dear,    w,de
  last night was a disaster.  lsnws(a)dstsst
MARY BETH: You're right.      yr
  I'd better not do that again.    idbtndtt(a)g
RITA: I hate to say it, but it's true.    ihtsy(i),btstu
  The next time you have to work late,  tnxtme(y)hvwklt
  I think you'd better leave Jonathan at home.  itk(y)btlvjntn(a)hm
MARY BETH: What time is it?  wtms
RITA: You have an hour before you're on.    yhv(a)n(u)bfyr(o)
MARY BETH: I'm going to close my eyes for a few minutes.    imgitclsmy(e)sfr(a)femnt
RITA: Good idea.    gs(i)de
MARY BETH: Thanks, Rita.  tks,rt
  And thanks for watching Jonathan last night.    atksfwcjntlsnt
RITA: It was nothing.    iwsnt
MARY BETH: I'm sorry he messed up all your makeup.    imsrhmsd(u)p(a)yrmk(u)p
RITA: Oh, yeah, I'd better clean that up.  o,y,idbtcltt(u)p
    I have to buy some new makeup, anyway.    ihvtbsmnmk(u),p(a)nw
    You'd better get some sleep.    ydbtgt(s)msl
    You'll never be able to rehearse.    y(l)nvbe(a)btrhs
    this is the end of lesson eight.  tsste(e)dlset

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第八课练习注音：

5.8L

BOOK FIVE, LESSON EIGHT

N: Hello again.  hlo(a)g
    Lesson Eight.  lset
    First we're going to review auxiliary verbs.    fswrgitrvaxlrvbs
    We'll begin with this sentence.    wlbgwtstc
F: I have to go.    ihvtg
N: Listen and repeat that sentence slowly.  lsarpt(s)tcll
F: I have to go.  ihvtg
N: And now a little more quickly.    analtmqcl
F: I have to go.  ihvtg
N: Now let's make some sentences.    nltmksmstcs
    I say; "Must."    is,mst
    And you say. . .  adys
F: I must go.    imsg
N: I say, "Should."    is,sd
    And you say....    adys
M: I should go.    isdg
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
    Must.    mst
F: I must go.  ims(t)g
N: Should.    sd
M: I should go.    isdg
N: Want to.    wt
F: I want to go.    iwtg
N: He.    h
M: He wants to go.    hwttg
N: Did you change want to wants?    dd(y)cgwttwt
    Very good!    vrgd
    Must.    mst
F: He must go.    hmstg
N: Can.    c
M: He can go.    hcg
N: Is going to.  isgo(i)t
F: He's going to go.    hsgo(i)tg
N: To the store.    ttstr
M: He's going to go to the store.    hsgitgttstr
N: Has to.  hst
F: He has to go to the store.    hhstgttstr
N: They.    t
M: They have to go to the store.    thvtgttstr
N: Very good!  vrgd
    Wasn't that fun?      wsttf
    Let's also review question funs in the same way.    ltasrvqstfs(i)tsmw
    First repeat the question.    fstrptqst
    Do you study English?    dystdegls
    Now change the question with the words I give you.    ncgtqstwtwdigvy
    I say, "Do you study English? She. "    is,dystdegls,s
    And you say . . .        adys
M: Does she study English?  dssstdegls
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
    Do you study English? She.    dystdegls,s
M: Does she study English?    dsstdy(e)gls
N: Should.  sd
F: Should she study English?    sdsstdegls
N: Can.  c
M: Can she study English?    ssstdegls
N: Want to.    wt
F: Does she want to study English?    dsswtstdegls
N: You.      y
M: Do you want to study English?    dywtstdegls
N: Have to.    hvt
F: Do you have to study English?    dyhvtstdy(e)gls
N: He.      h
M: Does he have to study English?    dshhvtstdegls
N: Excellent! Now listen to should,    exclt,nlstsd
    had better, and have to in this dialogue.      hdbt,ahvtitsdlg
    Remember that had better is used to give someone Very strong advice or a warning.    rmbtthdbtisustgvsmovrstn(a)dvsown
    It's a stronger way to say should.  it(a)stgwtssd
    But it isn't quite as strong as have to.      bttisqt(a)stn(a)shvt
MIKE: Come on, Charles.    cm(o),cls
CHARLES: Hey, wait a minute.    h,wt(a)mnt
    Slow down.    sld
    This isn't the big time.    tsstbgtm
MIKE: Hey, maybe you should take a break.    h,mbystk(a)brk
CHARLES: No, I'm OK.    n,o(i)m(o)k
MIKE: Are you sure you're OK?  aysyre(o)k
    Hey, you'd better sit down.    h,ybtsd
CHARLES: Yeah. I'm a little dizzy.    y,im(a)ltdz
    I have to stop for a minute.    ihvtstp(f)(a)mnt
MIKE: You know, Charles,    yk,cls
    You should start taking better care of yourself.    yssttkbtcr(o)fysf
CHARLES: Yeah, yeah.  y,y
MIKE: No. Look.    n,lk
    I'm your friend and I can tell you.    imyfd(a)dictl(y)
    You'd better get in shape,    ydbtgt(i)sp
    Or you're going to have a heart attack.      oygithv(a)ht(a)tc
CHARLES: Yeah, maybe you're right.  y,mbyrrt
    Maybe I should get in shape.      mbe(i)sdgt(i)sp
N: Notice how the characters pronounce had better.    ntchtcrtspnchdbt
    If we use pronouns,    if(w)uspns
    we make a contraction.    wmk(a)ctct
    Repeat.  rpt
M: You'd better sit down.  ydbtsd
    I'd better sit down.    idbtsd
    He'd better sit down.    hdbtsd
    We'd better sit down.      wdbtsd
    They'd better sit down.    tdbtsd
N: Now, listen to these people and their problems or situations.    n,lsttsppatpblmsoststs
    Give them advice using had better and the verb phrase that I give you.    gvtm(a)dvcushdbtatvbprstt(i)gvy
    Here's an example.    hrs(a)n(e)xapl
F: I have a terrible toothache.    ihv(a)trbtt(a)c
N: Go to the dentist.      gttdtst
M: You'd better go to the dentist.  ydbtgttdtst
N: All right?    art
    Do you understand?    dyu(a)dstd
    Try it.    tyt
F: I have a terrible toothache.    ihv(a)trbtt(a)c
N: Go to the dentist.    gttdtst
M: You'd better go to the dentist.    ydbtgttdtst
F: I have a headache.  ihv(e)ahdc
N: Take some aspirin.  tksm(a)sp
M: You'd better take some aspirin.    ydbttksm(a)sp
F: I'm going to have a heart attack!      imgithv(a)ht(a)tc
N: Get in shape.  gt(i)sp
M: You'd better get in shape.    ydbtgt(i)sp
F: All my clothes are too tight.    amclt(a)ttt
N: Go on a diet.    go(o)n(a)d(i)t
M: You'd better go on a diet.    ydbtgo(o)n(a)dit
F: Someone stole my purse?    smostmps
N: Call the police.  ctplc
M: You'd better call the police.    ydbtctplc
F: I'm late.      imlt
    I'm going to miss the beginning of the show.    imgo(i)tmstbgn(o)fts
N: Take a taxi.  tk(a)tx
M: You'd better take a taxi.    ydbttk(a)tx
F: I feel dizzy.  ifdz
N: Sit down.    sd
M: You'd better sit down.    ydbtsd
F: I'm tired.    imtrd
N: Get more sleep.    gtmslp
M: You'd better get more sleep.    y(d)btgtmslp
F: I'm really fat.    imrlft
N: Lose some weight.    lsmwt
M: You'd better lose some weight.    ydbtlsmwt
F: The kitchen is really dirty.      tlcn(s)r(e)ldt
N: Clean it up.  cln(i)t(u)p
M: You'd better clean it up.  ydbtcln(i)t(u)p
F: All this exercise makes me thirsty.      ats(e)xcsmks(m)tst
N: Drink some water.    dksmwt
M: You'd better drink some water.    ydbtdks(m)wt
N: Well done! This is the end of Lesson Eight.    wdn,tssted(o)lset

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第九课课文注音：

5.9T

LESSON 9 YOU'D BETTER NOT ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS. . .    lsn,ydbtntasktmnqsts

TEXT
SCENE ONE: IN THE CAR

JEFF: You look great.    ylkgrt
AMY: Well, thank you.    w,tk(y)
  I feel pretty great.    ifptgrt
JEFF: So where are we going?    sw(a)wgo(i)
AMY: You'd better not ask too many questions,  ydbtnt(a)sktmnqsts
  or you'll ruin my surprise.    oylrumsprs
JEFF: I don't want to ruin your surprise,    idwtru(i)n(y)sprs
  but you'd better tell me how far we're going.  bydbttmhfwrgo(i)
    I don't want to run out of gas.    idwtrn(o)fgs
AMY: Oh. It's not far at all.    o(o),itntfat(a)
JEFF: What's in the basket?    wt(i)tbsk
AMY: No, no.    n,o
  Bad boy.    bdb
JEFF: So where to?      swt
AMY: Take a left here,    tk(a)lft(h)
  and then go left at the stop sign.    atglft(a)tstps
AMY: Jeff, you have to stop.    jf,yhvtstp
JEFF: Amy, calm down. I'm a very good driver.    am,cd,nm(a)vrgdv
AMY: Get in the right lane.  You have to turn right.    gt(i)trl,yhvttr
JEFF: I know where we're going.  ikwrwrgi
AMY: You do?  yd
JEFF: To the park.    ttpk
  There's a concert in the park tonight.    ts(a)cct(i)tpktnt
AMY: Oh. You ruined my surprise.    o,yrumsprs
JEFF: Don't be upset.    dbe(u)st
    I love concerts.    ilvcct
AMY: You do?    yd
JEFF: Yeah.    ya
  This is going to be great.      tssgitbgrt
AMY: Jeff, the sign says no stopping.    jf,tsissn(o)stp
  You'd better go on.    ydbtgo(o)
JEFF: Calm down.  cd
    It's OK.    itok
  A concert in the park.    acct(i)tpk
  That's terrific .    tttrfc

SCENE TWO: THE PARK

JEFF: This is very nice, Amy. . .      tssvrn,c(a)m
  When I was in California,        wn(i)ws(i)clfni
  I never had picnics.    invhdpcncs
AMY: What made you come back?      wmd(y)cmbc
JEKE: I need the job.  indtjb
      and Mr. ,    admst
      spur things.    spts
      like pike Nike sound park.    ikpknksdpk
      so，what's for diner？    s,wtfdn


AMY: Fried chicken,    fcc
  coleslaw,    csl
  carrots,    crt
  celery,  clr
  rolls,    rs
  wine.    wn
JEFF: Ah-hah!    ah
    What's this?    wtts
AMY: You mustn't eat that now.    ymsetn
  It's for dessert.    itfdst
JEFF: Mmm.    m
  I love cake.    ilvck
AMY: Jeff!    jf
JEFF: OK. You'd better put it away somewhere,    ok,ybtpttwsmwr
  or I'll eat it.    oiett
AMY: You'd better just keep your hands off it.    ydbtjsyhd(0)ft
JEFF: Ooooh, she gets tough.    o,sgttp
AMY: I have to be tough with you.    ihvtbtpwty
  You're a tough kind of guy.    yr(a)tpkdg
JEFF: Actually,    actl
  I'm very sweet.    imvrswt
  Like this cake.    lktsck
AMY: I wonder.    iwd
JEFF: What?    wt
AMY: I'd better not say.    idbtnt(a)
    I don't want to get into trouble.    idwtgt(i)tt(b)
JEFF: Come on.    cm(o)
AMY: So. . . you think you're going to stay in Stamford. . .    s,ytkyrgitst(i)stfd
    and be happy here?    abhpy(h)
JEFF: Everyone keeps asking me that. . .      evolpsaskmt
  Do you want me to stay?    dywmtst
AMY: Yes, I do, Jeff. . .    ys,id,jf
  It's funny,    itfn
  but I feel like. . . .    bt(i)flk
  we're old friends.    wr(o)fd
JEFF: I know what you mean.    ikwt(y)m
    and this is the end of lesson nine.  atsisted(o)flsnn

第九课练习注音：

5.9L

BOOK FIVE, LESSON NINE

N: Lesson Nine.  lsn
    Listen to this dialogue.    lsttsdlg
JEFF: You look great.    ylkgrt
AMY: Well, thank you.    w,tk(y)
    I feel pretty great.      ifeptgrt
JEFF: So where are we going?    swr(a)wgi
AMY: You'd better not ask too many questions,    ybtntasktmnqsts
    or you'll ruin my surprise.  oyrumaprs
N: In Lesson Three,    ilstr
    we practiced the pronunciation of the letter t    wprctctpnsi(a)tn(o)ftlt t
    in the middle of the words matter and getting.    itmdl(o)ftwdmtagt
    The letter t sounds more like a D sound.  tlt t sdmlk(a) d sd
    Listen to these words from the dialogue:  lsttwdftdlg
    pretty,  pt
    better.    bt
    Now listen and repeat.        nlsarpt 
F: pretty    better      pt,bt
N: Try a few more examples.  ty(a)fmexapls
    Listen and repeat.      lsarpt
F: bottom    bottom    btm,btm
M: litter    litter      lt,lt
F: baby-sitter    baby-sitter  bbst,bbst
M: putting    putting    pt,pt
F: letter    letter  lt,lt
N: We pronounce a double t like a D sound,    wpnce(a)db t lk(a) d sd
    and we pronounce a single t in the middle of words    awpncasg t itmd(o)fwd
      the same way: Rita, city.    tsmw,rt,ct
    Listen and repeat.      lsarpt
F: Rita    Rita      rt,rt
M: city    city      ct,ct
F: photo    photo  pt,pt
M: eating    eating    et,et
F: electricity    electricity    elctct.elctct
M: meeting    meeting    mt,mt
N: Now practice these words in sentences.    npctswdistcs
    Listen and repeat.    lsarpt
M: I feel pretty great.    ifeptgrt
    I feel pretty great.    ifeptgrt
F: you'd better not ask    ydbtnt(a)sk
    too many questions    tmnqsts
    You'd better not ask too many  questions.      ydbtnt(a)sktmnqsts
M: put your name    pt(y)nm
    on the bottom of the paper  otbtm(o)ftpp
    put your name on the bottom of  the paper.    pt(y)nm(o)tbtm(o)ftpp

              176
         
F: Do not litter.      dnlt
    Do not litter.      dnlt
M: I'm your baby-sitter.    im(y)rbbst
    I'm your baby-sitter.    im(y)rbbst
F: No eating.    net
    No eating.    net
M: you mustn't play    ymspl
    with those photos    wtspts
    You mustn't play with those photos.      ymsplwtspts 
F: There's no electricity.  trsno(e)lctct
    There's no electricity.  trsno(e)lctct
M: we have a meeting  whv(a)mt
    at nine o'clock      atnn(o)clc
    We have a meeting at nine o'clock.        whv(a)mtn(a)tnn(o)clc 
F: parking in big cities    pkn(i)bgcts
    is never easy        isnves
    Parking in big cities is never easy.          pkn(i)bgvtssnves 
N: Very good.    vrgd
    Now let's see if you can hear the difference between correct and I incorrect sentences.    nltsigychtdfcbtecrctan(i)icrctstcs
    You'll hear a sentence read twice.    y(l)hr(a)stcrdtc
    If it's correct, say "Right."  iftcrct,srt
    If it's incorrect, say "Wrong."  ifticrct,sw
    For example, I say,    fexapl,is
    "He should get in shape.    hsdgt(i)s
    He should get in shape."    hsdgt(i)s
    And you say. . .  adys
F: Right.          rt
N: I say, "She don’t have to go.    is,sdhvtg
    She don’t have to go."    sdhvtg
    And you say.. .          adys
M: Wrong.            wr
N: Ready? Let's begin.    rd,ltbg
    Number One.    nbr(o)
    He should get in shape.    hsdgt(i)sp
    He should get in shape.  hsdgt(i)sp
F: Right.          rt
N: Number Two.  nbt
    She don't have to go.    sdhvtg
    She don't have to go.    sdhvtg
F: Wrong.            w
N: Number Three.    nbtr
    The sign says,    tsiss
    "No parking after 7:00 P.M."    npkaftsvpm
    The sign says, "No parking after 7:00 P.M."      tsiss,npkaftsvpm 
F: Right.        r
N: Number Four.    nbf
    We no can stay here.      wncsth
    We no can stay here.      wncsth
F: Wrong.            wr
N: Number Five.    nbfv
    You mustn't swimming here.    ymst(s)wmh
    You mustn't swimming here.    ymst(s)wmh
F: Wrong.          wr
N: Number Six.    nbsx
    You'd better not smoke too many cigarettes.        ydbtnt(s)mtmncgrt
    You'd better not smoke too many cigarettes.        ydbtnt(s)mtmncgrt
F: Right.          rt
N: Number Seven.    nbsv
    Mary Beth has to hire a baby-sitter.        mrbthsthrabbst
    Mary Beth has to hire a baby-sitter.        mrbthsthrabbst
F: Right.  rt
N: Number Eight.    nbei
    He has to return the book to the library.    hhstrttbkttlbr
    He has to return the book to the library.    hhstrttbkttlbr
F: Right.  rt
N: Number Nine.    nbnn
    You'd better no drive so fast.      ybtndvsfst
    You'd better no drive so fast.      ybtndcsfst
F: Wrong.  wr
N: Number Ten.    nbt
    We'd better to ask for information.    wdbttaskf(i)fmt   
    We'd better to ask for information.    wdbttaskf(i)fmt
F: Wrong.  wr
N: Number Eleven.    nbelv
    You should to stay home.    yststhm
    You should to stay home.    yststhm
F: Wrong.  wr
N: How did you do? OK,    hdd(y)d,ok
    now let's go back and correct the wrong  sentences.  nltgbcacrctwstcs
    Number Two. She don’t have to go.      nbt,sdthvtg
    What is the correct sentence?      wtstcrcstc
M: She doesn't have to go.      sdsthvtg
N: Listen and repeat.      lsarpt
M: She doesn't have to go.  sdsthvtg
    She doesn't have to go.    sdsthvtg
N: Number Four.    nbf
    We no can stay here.      wncsth
    What is the correct sentence?    wtstcrcstc
M: We cannot stay here.    wcnt(s)th
N: Or, we can't stay here.    o,wct(s)th
    Listen and repeat.        lsarpt
M: We cannot stay here.    wcnt(s)th
    We can't stay here.      wct(s)th
    We cannot stay here.    wcnt(s)th
    We can't stay here.        wct(s)th
N: Number Five.        nbfv
    You mustn’t swimming here.    ymst(s)wmh
    What is the correct sentence?    wtstcrt(s)tcs
M: You mustn't swim here.      ymst(s)wmh
N: Listen and repeat.      lsarpt
M: You mustn't swim here.      ymst(s)wmh
    You mustn't swim here.      ymst(s)wmh
N: Number Nine.      nbn
    You'd better no drive so fast.      wbtndvsfst
    What is the correct sentence?    wtstcrcstc
M: You'd better not drive so fast.    ydbtntdvsfst
N: Listen and repeat.      lsarpt
M: You'd better not drive so fast.    ydbtndvsfst
    You'd better not drive so fast.    ydbtndvsfst
N: Number Ten.        nbt
    We'd better to ask for information.    wdbtaskf(i)fmt
    What is the correct sentence?      wtstcrctstc
M: We'd better ask for information.    wdbtaskf(i)fmt
N: Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
M: We'd better ask for information.    wdbtaskf(i)fmt
    We'd better ask for information.      wdbtaskf(i)fmt
N: Number Eleven.      nb(e)lv
    You should to stay home.          ysdtsthm
    What is the correct sentence?    wtstcrcstc
M: You should stay home.      wsd(s)thm
N: Listen and repeat.        lsarpt
M: You should stay home.    ysd(s)thm
    You should stay home.    ysd(s)thm
N: All right. That was good work.    art,twsgdwk
    And this, Sam,    at,sm
    is the end of Lesson Nine.  ited(o)flsnn