压码听懂训练总汇(初次压码注音标准答案待修改）

第九课课文注音：

7.9T   
   
   
LESSON 9 I'VE BEEN HERE SINCE 9: 00 THIS MORNING.     ls n,iv b h sc n ts mn
   
   
Maria : OK. Let's start.  ok, lt stt
  Let's see pictures from the fast-food restaurant.       lt s pct f t fs fd rstt
Jake: I have them here.      I hv tm h
Maria : Wait. Where's my script?     wt, wrs m scrpt
Jake: I handed the script to you this morning.     I hd t scrpt t y ts mn
Maria : No, you didn't.     n, y dd
Jake: Yes, I did.     ys, I dd
  I handed you the script before this meeting.     I hd d(y) t scrpt bf ts mt
Maria : Then where is it?     t wr s t
Jake: Look in your bag.     lk(i) yr bg
Maria : Oh. Here it is.       o, h t s
  I guess you did give it to me. .     I g s(y) dd gv t m
  You haven't finished the story.     y hv fns t str
Jake: No, I haven't.     n, I hvn
  I've been busy with something else.       iv b bs wt st es
  I've worked on it for three hours, and it's still not right.           iv wk d(o) n(i) f tr e(h), s(a) t(s)t n rt
Maria : Tell me about it.       t m e(a) b t
    We'll look at the pictures.     w lk(a) t pcts
Jake: We're talking about efficiency.     wr tk n(a)b t fcc
  Why pour one soda for one customer,       w p o sd f o cstm
    when you can pour five sodas for five customers?     w n(y) c p fv sd f fv cstms
Maria : That's a good picture.       tt(a) gd pct
Jake: The cashier hits one button.      t csie ht o bt
  This gives the order to the cook. . .     ts gv t e(o)e t t ck
  Another person gets the drinks for the customer.    ant ps gt t dks f t cstm
    Then she puts the food into a bag.      t s pt t f d(i)t o(a) bg
    The result is lower cost and fast food.    t rs t(i)s lw cs t(a) fst fd
  They fixed this meal for me in three minutes.     t fx ts mel f m i tr mnt
It only cost $4. 00.    I t(o)l cs f dls
People like it.    pp lk
  Add it all up and it's a billion dollar business.       a d d(i) t(a) up(a) nt(a) bli dl bsns
Maria : It looks OK.      i lk s(o)k
    Let me see it when you're finished.     l m s i w n(y) r fnsd
Maria : Oh, excuse me.     o, excs m
  I have a phone call.     I (h)v(a) p c
  Hello. Steven,       hl, stv
  where have you been?     wr hv t b
Steven: I've been at the doctor's office.       iv b n(a) t dct s(o)fc
Maria : At the doctor's office? You're still there?        a t dct s(o)fc, yr stl tr
Steven: Yes, I've been here forever.       ys, iv bn h fev
Maria : How long have you been there?       h l n(h) v(y) b n(t)e
Steven: I've been here since 9: 00 this morning.     iv b n(h) sc n n(t)s mn
Maria : I don't understand.     I d n(u)d std
  You've been there for three hours.     yv b n(h) f tr hus
  Is everything all right? How's Anne?     is evt n(a) rt, hs an
Steven: She's fine, but the baby may come early.      ss f, b t bb m c m(e)l
    I have to go. I'll be there in an hour.      I hv t g, il b t(e) i n(a) n(h)u
Maria : OK. Bye.       ok,b
Maria : Steven's at the doctor's office with Anne.     Stv s(a) t dct s(o)fc wt an
  He'll be here in an hour.       hl b h i n(a) n(h)u
Jake: How's Anne?     hs an
Maria : Fine. The doctor thinks the baby may come early.     f, t dct tks t bb m s m(e)l
Jake: Yeah. The day before you return.     y, t d bf y rt
Steven: We haven't worked together very often, Connie.    w hv wk tgt vr of,cn
  I'm looking forward to it.     im lk fw t o(i)
Connie : So am I, Steven.      s o(a) m(i),stv
  How is Anne?      h w(i)s an
  You know, I've never met her.       y k, iv nv mt h
Steven: You'd like her.       yd l k(h)e
  She was a reporter in Dallas.     s ws(a) r pt i dls
Connie : A television reporter?       a tlvs n(r)pt
Steven: No, a newspaper reporter.       n, o(a) nspp rpt
Connie : How long have you been married?  h l n(h)v y b mr
Steven: We've been married for over a year now.     wv b mrd f ov a y n
Connie : Only a year?       ol y(a) y
Steven: Yes. It's been a busy year.       ys, it b n(a) bs y
Connie : Murder at Midnight was very good.       Md(a)  mdn ws vr gd
Steven: Yes. We're producing some new shows next spring.     ys, wr rdc sm n ss nx spr
  I love doing "Murder at Midnight".       I lv do(i) md(a) mdn
    That's why I've stayed at WEFL.     tt w(i) v(s) td(a) wefl
Connie : How long have you worked here?      h l n(h) v(y) wk d(h)
Steven: I've worked here for almost seven years.       iv wk d(h) f ams t(s)v ys
  I've been a director for five years.     iv b n(a) dct f fv ys
    I was a writer for two years.      I ws (a) wt f t ys
Connie : Well, I have to finish my story on holiday travel.     w, I hv t fns m str y(o) n(h)ld tvl
Steven: And I have to make a phone call.     a da(v) t mk(a) po c
  See you later, Connie.    s y lt, cn
And this is the end of lesson nene.  A ts is t(e) ed(o)f ls n

第九课练习注音：

7.9L    
       
BOOK SEVEN, LESSON NINE   
   
N: Lesson Nine.    ls n
    Remember what Maria and Steven said about his visit to the doctor's office.    rmb wt mei a stv sd(a) b hs vs t t dct s(o)fc
MARIA:Hello. . . Steven, where have you been?      hl, stv, wr hv y b
STEVEN:I've been at the doctor's office.          iv b n(a) t dct s(o)fc
MARIA:  At the doctor's office?     a t dct s(o)fc
    You're still there?     yr st t
STEVEN: Yes, I've been here forever.     ys, iv b h f r(e)v
MARIA: How long have you been there?       h l n(h)v y b n(t)
STEVEN: I've been here since 9:00 this morning.     iv b n(h) sc n n(t)s mn
MARIA: I don't understand.    I d n(u) dstd
    You've been there for three hours.     yv b n(t) f tr e(h)us
N: "You've been there for three hours,"     yv b n(t) f tr e(h)u
    says Maria.     ss mri
    It's hard for her to believe Steven is telling the truth.     it hd f h t blv sdv is tl t tt
    Especially when he says. . .     expcl w h ss
M: Yes, I've been here forever.     ys, iv b h fr(e)v
N: Now listen to someone telling you something you think is hard to believe.     n ls t so tl y st y tk(i)s h t blv
    Use the negative to show you don't believe that person.     us t ngtv t s y d blv t ps
    For example, you hear.. .     f exapl, y h
M: I've been here forever.     iv b h fr(e)v
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
F: Forever? You haven't been there forever!     Fr(e)v, y hv b n(t) fev
N: Or you hear. . .       o y h
M: I've been at the doctor's office since 9:00.     iv b n(a) t dct s(o)fc sc nn
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
F: Since 9:00?       sc nn
    You haven't been there since 9:00!  y hv b n(t) sc nn
N:All right? Let's begin.       A rt, lt bg
M:I've been here forever.     iv b n(h) fev
F: Forever? You haven't been there forever!       fev, y hv b n(t) fev
M:I've been at the doctor's office since 9:00.     iv b n(a) t dct s(o)fc sc nn
F:Since 9:00?       sc nn
You haven't been at the doctor's office since 9:00!     y hv b n(a) t dct s(o)fc sc nn
M:Steven has lived in Stamford since 1922.     stv hs lv d(i) stfd sc nt tt t
F:Since 1922?       sc nt tt t
  Steven hasn't lived in Stamford since 1922!      stv hs lv d(i) stf sc nt tt t
M:Steven's worked at WEFL for 37 years.     stvs wk d(a) wefl f tt sv ys
F: For 37 years?     f tt sv ys
    He hasn't worked at WEFL for 37 years!       h hs wk d(a) wefl f tt sv ys
M: Connie's earned a million dollars since last year.     cn s(e)n d(a) ml dl sc ls t(y)
F: A million dollars?      a mli dls
    Connie hasn't earned a million dollars since last year!        cn hs t(e) d(a) mli dl sc ls t(y)
M: I've answered every question correctly on this test.       I v(a)s d(e)v qst crctl o n(t)s tst
F: Every question?      ev qst
  You haven't answered every question correctly on this test!       y hv t(a)sd ev qst crc y(o) ts tst
N: Remember what Maria and Jake said about a missing script.     rmb wt mri a jk s d(a) b t(a) ms scrpt
MARIA: Wait. Where's my script?     wt, wrs m scrpt
JAKE: I handed the script to you this morning.     I hd t scrpt t y ts mn
MARIA: No, you didn't.     n, y ddt
JAKE: Yes, 1 did.     ys, I dd
    I handed you the script before this meeting.      I hd d(y) t scrp bf ts mt
MARIA: Then where is it?     t wr r(i) s(i) t
JAKE: Look in your bag.     lk(i) n(y)r bg
MARIA: Oh, here it is.     o, h r(i) t(i)s
N: Now listen and repeat.     n ls a rpt
M: I handed the script       I hd t scrpt
    I handed the script to you       I hd t scrp t y
    I handed the script to you this morning.       I hd t scrp t y ts mn
    I handed the script to you this morning.     I hd t scrp t y ts mn
    I handed you       I hd d(y)
    I handed you the script         I hd d(y) t scrp
    I handed you the script before this meeting.       I hd d(y) t scp bf ts mt
    I handed you the script before this meeting.     I hd d(y) t scp bf ts mt
N: You know, you can say either,       y k, y c s et
    "I handed the script to you"       I hd t scp t y
    or "I handed you the script."       o I hd d(y) t scpt
    The meaning is the same.       t mn is t sm
    Now when you hear a sentence like this . . .      n w n(y) h a stc lk ts
F: I gave the book to you yesterday.       I gv t bk t y ystd
N: You say it the other way. . .     y s y(i) t(e) ot w
M: I gave you the book yesterday.     I gv y t bk ystd
N: But if you hear a sentence like this. . .     bt if y h r(a) stc lk ts
F: I gave you the book yesterday.     I gv y t bk ystd
N: You say. . .       y s 
M: I gave the book to you yesterday.     I gv t bk t y ystd
N: In other words,       I n(o)t wd
  use the other word order to express the same idea that you hear.       us t ot wd od t o(e)xps t sm ide t t(y) h
  OK? Let's begin.       ok ,lt bg
F: I gave the book to you yesterday.      I gv t bk t y ystd
M: I gave you the book yesterday.       I gv y t bk ystd
F: I gave you the book yesterday.     I gv y t bk ystd
M: I gave the book to you yesterday.       I gv t bk t y ystd
F: I handed him the newspaper yesterday.       I hd d(h)m t nspp ystd
M: I handed the newspaper to him yesterday.      I hd t nspp t hm ystd
F: I brought her the flowers yesterday.     I br h t flws ystd
M: I brought the flowers to her yesterday.     I br t flws t h ystd
F: The waiter found a table for me yesterday.     t wt f d(a) tb f m ystd
M:The waiter found me a table yesterday.     t wt f m e(a) tb ystd
F: He poured me a drink.       h pd m e(a) dk
M: He poured a drink for me.      h pd(a) dk f m
F: I left him a tip.     I lf t(h) m(a) tp
M: I left a tip for him.     I lf t(a) tp f hm
N: Now it's time to answer a few questions about you.       n w(i)t t t as(a) fe qst s(a) b y
    I'm going to ask you a question like  "How long have you studied English?"     im go(i) t as k(y) u(a) qst lk, h l hv y std e(e)gls
   
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    You tell me the answer,     y t m t(e) e(a)s
    using for with a period of time.       usi f w t(a) pr id(o)f tm
    For example:     fexapl
    How long have you studied English?     h l hv y std egls
M: I've studied English for nine months.     iv std egls f n mt
N: Or.. .    o
F: I've studied English for two years.     iv std egls f t ys
N: Of course, your answer may be different,       of cs, yr r(a)s m b dft
    because you're talking about your experience.     bcs yr tk n(a) b yr exprec
    Remember to use for with a period of time in your answer,      emb t us f w t(a) pr id(o)f tm i yr as
    like "for nine months" or "for two years."     lk f nn mt, o f t ys
    All right? Let's begin.       a rt, lt bg
    How long have you studied English?     h l hv y std egls
    How long have you wanted to learn English?     hl hv y wt t l egls
    How long have you lived in your city?     h l hv y lv d(i) yr ct
    How long have you lived at your present address?     h l hv y lv d(a) yr ps t(a) ds
    How long have you spoken your own language?     h l hv y spk y r(o) lgg
    How long have you worked on this lesson?       h l hv y wk d(o) ts ls
    Good. Now let's do it again.       gd, n lt d o(i) t(a)g
    But this time,     b ts tm
    answer using since plus a beginning time.     as us sc pls(a) bgn tm
    For example,       fexapl
    I say, "How long have you studied English?"     I s, h l hv y stdd egls
    This time you say. . .     ts tm y s
M: I've studied English since September.       iv std de(g)l sc sptb
N: Or...    o
F: I've studied English since 1990.       iv stdd egls sc nt nt
N: Or. ..      o
M: I've studied English since I was ten years old.     iv std d(e)gls sc I ws t ys od
N: Remember to use since plus a beginning time in all of your answers.       rmb t us sc pls(a) bgn tm I a l(o)f yr r(a)ss
    OK, let's begin.       ok, lt bg
    How long have you studied English?       h l hv y std d(e)gls
    How long have you wanted to learn English?     h l hv y wt t l egls
    How long have you lived in your city?     h l hv y lv d(i) yr ct
    How long have you lived at your present address?     h l hv y lv d(a) t(y)r ps t(a) ds
    How long have you spoken your own language?    h l hv y spk n(y)r r(o) lgg
    How long have you worked on this lesson?       h l hv y wk d(o) ts ls
    Remember what Steven said when he looked for his briefcase.       rmb wt stv sd w n(h) lk f hs brfcs
STEVEN: Where's my briefcase?     wrs m brfcs
    Where is it?     wr is t
MIKE: Look in your office.     lk(i) n(y)r r(o)fc
STEVEN: Oh, here it is, under my desk.       o, h ts, ud m dsk
N: Now listen and repeat.       n ls a rpt
M: Where's my briefcase?     wrs m brfcs
    Where's my briefcase?       wrs m brfcs
    Where is it?       wr r(i) s(i)t
    Where is it?       wr r(i) s(i)t
    Oh, here it is.     o, hr(i) t(i)s
    Oh, here it is.       o,hr(i) t(i)s
    Where's my briefcase?     wrs m brfcs
    Where is it?     wr r(i)  s(i)t
    Oh, here it is.     o, hr(i)  t(i)s
N: Now I'll mention one or more than one thing that you could lose.       n il mt o o m t o t t y cd ls
    If I say, "Script,"       if I s,scpt
    you say.. .      y s
F: Where's my script?       wrs m scpt
    Where is it?     wr r(i) t
    Oh, here it is.     o, hr t(i) s
N:  If I say, "Keys,"     if I s, ks
    you say. . .       y s
M: Where are my keys?       wr a m ks
    Where are they?     w a t
    Oh, here they are.     o, h t a
N: Ready? Let's begin.       rd, lt bg
    Script.       scpt
F: Where's my script?       wrs m scpt
    Where is it?     wr is t
    Oh, here it is.       o, hr t(i)s
N: Keys.       ks
M: Where are my keys?       w a m ks
    Where are they?       w a t
    Oh, here they are.     o, h t a
N: Sunglasses.       sglss
F: Where are my sunglasses?       w a m sglss
    Where are they?       w a t
    Oh, here they are.     o, h t a
N: Letter from home.       lt f hm
M: Where's my letter from home?       wrs m lt f hm
    Where is it?     Wr r(i) s(i) t
    Oh, here it is.     o ,h r(i) t(i) s
N: Watch.     wt
F: Where's my watch?     wrs m wt
    Where is it?     wr is(i)t
    Oh, here it is.     o ,h r(i) t(i) s
N: I.D. cards.       id cd
M: Where are my I. D. cards?      w a m id cd
    Where are they?       w a t
    Oh, here they are.       o, h t a
N: And now you know that you need to take better care of your things.      ad n y k t t(y) n t tk bt c(o)f yr ts
    You're always losing them!       yr aws lsi tm
    And this, Sam,       a t,sm
    is the end of Lesson Nine.       is t(e) e d(o)f ls nn

第九课压码听懂归纳：

复习三练习注音：

R7.3L   
   
BOOK SEVEN, REVIEW THREE   
   
N: Review Three.     rv tr
    Connie and Maria are talking.       cn a mri a tk
    Listen to their conversation.      lt t t cvst
    Listen in particular for a word that sounds like hot.     ls i ptcl f(a) wd t sd lk ht
MARIA: Where's Steven? He's very late.     wrs tv, hs vr lt
CONNIE: Since his wife got pregnant,     sc hs wf gt pgnt
    he's been very  busy.       hs b vr bs
    Let's begin without him.       lt bg wto t(h)m
MARIA: No. He has to do this story with you.      n,h hs t d ts tr wt y
    I'm leaving, remember?       im lv, rmb
N: OK, what's the word that sounds like hot?       ok, wt t w t sd lk ht
F: Got.     gt
N: Now listen and repeat.       n lt a rpt
F: since his wife         sc hs w
    since his wife got pregnant      sc hs wf g pgnt
    he's been very busy         hs b vr bs
    Since his wife got pregnant, he's been very busy.      sc hs wf g pgn, t(h)s b vr bs
    Since his wife got pregnant, he's been very busy.      sc hs wf g pgn,t(h)s b vr bs
N: Since his wife get pregnant is the same as "Since his wife became pregnant."        sc hs wf gt pgnt is t s m(a)s , sc hs wf bcm pgnt
    In this sentence,       I t stc
    the verb to get means "to become."       t vb t gt ms t bcm
    Let's practice this particular use of get.     lt prctc ts ptcl us of gt
    You hear. . .     y hr
F: Since his wife became pregnant,     sc(h)s wf bcm pfnt
    he's been very busy.     hs b vr bs
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
M: Since his wife got pregnant,       sc(h)s wf g pgnt
    he's been very busy.       hs b vr bs
N: You hear. . .     y hr
F: It's becoming so late;     it bcmi s lt
    Let’s begin without him.       lt bg wto t(h)m
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
M: It's getting so late;       lt gt s lt
    Let’s begin without him.     lt bg wto t(h)m
N: Ready? Here we go.       rd,  hr w g
F: Since his wife became pregnant, he's been very busy.     sc hs wf bcm pgnt,hs b vr bs
M: Since his wife got pregnant,    he's been very busy.       sc hs wf g pgnt, hs b vr bs
F: It's becoming so late; let's begin without him.         it bcm s lt, lt bg wto t(h)m
M: It's getting so late; let's begin without him.       it gt s lt,     lt bg wto t(h)m
F: You're becoming better and better at these interviews.     yr bcm bt a bt a ts(i) tves
M: You're getting better and better at these interviews.     yr gt bt a bt a ts(i) tves
F: We've had a problem starting the car since it became so cold.         wv hd(a) pblm stti t c sc  bcm s cd
M: We've had a problem starting the car since it got so cold.       wv hd(a) pblm stti t c sc i gt s cd
F: He became so angry he couldn't speak.       h bcm s agr h cd spk
M: He got so angry he couldn't speak.     h gt s agr h cd spk
F: We all became sick after eating the cheeseburgers.     w a bcm sc aft et t csbgs
M: We all got sick after eating the cheeseburgers.         w a g s c(a)ft et t csbgs
F: I'm becoming bored with this exercise.     im bcm br d wt ts excs
M: I'm getting bored with this exercise.       im gt brd w t s(e) xcs
N: OK. Let's listen to some more of the conversation between Connie and Maria.     ok,lt ls t s m(o) t cvst bte cn a mri
CONNIE: When do you leave?       w d y lv
MARIA: I leave tomorrow evening.       I lv tmr evn
CONNIE: We have so much to do.     w hv s mc t d
    You can't leave tomorrow.       y ct lv tmr
MARIA: I've had these airplane reservations since August.       iv h ts apl rsvt sc agst
    Connie, I'm leaving tomorrow.       cn, in lv tmr
CONNIE: We'd better wait for Steven.     wd bt w f stv
N: Now listen and repeat.       n ls a rpt
F: we'd better       wd bt
    We'd better wait for Steven.       wd bt w f stv
    We'd better wait for Steven.       wd bt w f stv
N: We'd better wait is the contraction of We had better wait.       wd bt wt is t ctrct n(o)f w hd bt wt
    It means "We should wait for Steven.     it ms w sd w g stv
    We'll have problems if we don't wait for him."     wl hv pblms if w dt w f hm
    Let's practice this expression.     lt prctc ts exps
    You hear.. .     y hr
F: Should we wait for Steven?       sd w w f stv
N: And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Yes. I think we'd better wait for him.        ys, I tk wd bt w f hm
N: You hear. . .     y hr
F: Do I have to stop smoking?       d o(i) hv t stp smk
N: And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Yes. I think you'd better stop smoking.     ys, I tk yd bt stp smk
N: OK? Let's go.       ok, lt g
F: Should we wait for Steven?       sd w w f stv
M: Yes. I think we'd better wait for him.    ys, I tk wd bt w f hm
F: Do I have to stop smoking?       d o(i) hv t stp smk
M: Yes. I think you'd better stop smoking.        ys,I tk yd bt stp smk
F: Do we have to go to the office this morning?       d w hv t g t t ofc ts mn
M: Yes. I think we'd better go to the office this morning.     ys,I tk wd bt g t t ofc ts mn
F: Should I pay you the money I owe you?     sd(i) p yd mn I o y
M: Yes. I think you'd better pay me the money you owe me.       ys, I tk yd bt p m t mn y o m
F: Does she have to go to the hospital to have the baby?     d s hv t g t t hspt t hv t bb
M: Yes. I think she'd better go to the hospital to have the baby.       ys,I tk sd bt g t t hspt t hv t bb
F: Should they follow the doctor's advice?       s t fl t dct s(a) dvc
M: Yes. I think they'd better follow the doctor's advice.     ys,I tk td bt fl t dct s(a)d vc
F:  Do we have to stop now?     d w hv t stp n
M: Yes. I think we'd better stop now.    ys, I t k(w)d bt stp n
N: OK. Now to the fast-food restaurant       ok, n t t fs fd rstt
    where Connie is having lunch with some of the students she interviewed at Stamford High School.       wr cn is hv lc wt sm of t stdt s itve d(a) stfd h sc
CONNIE: Do you really like that fried chicken?     d y rl lk t f cc
    It looks kind of . . . well . . .       it lks kd(o)f ,wl
STUDENT1: Funny.        fn
CONNIE: Yeah. It doesn't really look like chicken.     y,it ds rl lk lk cc
STUDENT2: But it's absolutely delicious.      bt it absltl dlcs
    I've always loved the food here.     Iv(a)ws lv t f d(h)r
    Mmmm, this leg is wonderful with pickles.     m, ts lg is wdf wt pcls
STUDENT1: Yuck!      yk
STUDENT3: Well, I've never liked it.         wl, iv nv lk dt
    It's really not very good for you.       it rl n vr gd f y
    Besides, fast food IS junk food.       bsd,fs fd is j fd
    It's the same,      it t sm
    you know.       y k
    Just awful.      jst af
    I mean, So bad for your health and all that.      im, s bd f yr ht(a) n(a) t
    I just never . . .       I jst nv
STUDENT 2: Be quiet! Here, Connie,       b qit, hr, cn
    try some of these fried onions with ketchup.         t sm(o) ts fr d(o)n(i)s wt kt
N: Now listen and repeat.         n lt a rpt
M: I've always     I v(a)ws
    I've always loved the food here.     I v(a)ws lv t f d(h)
    I've always loved the food here.     I v(a)ws lv t f d(h)
F: I've never       iv nv
    I've never liked it.       iv nv lk d(i)
    I've never liked it.       lv nv lk d(i)
N: Good. Now I say,         gd, n I s
    "I love the food here."        I lv t f d(h)
    And you say. . .       ad y s
F: I've always loved the food here.       I v(a)ws lv t f d(h)
N: I say, "She doesn't like it."       I s, s ds lk(i)t
    And you say . . .       ad y s
M: She's never liked it.       ss nv lk d(i)t
N: OK? Let's begin.         ok, lt bg
    I love the food here.       I lv t f d(h)
F: I've always loved the food here.        I v(a)ws lv t f d(h)
N: She doesn't like it.       s dst lk t
M: She's never liked it.       ss nv lk d(i)t
N: He's a real turkey.         H s(a) rl tk
F: He's always been a real turkey.     H s(a)ws b n(a) rl tk
N: We don't live in Stamford.         w dt lv(i) stfd
M: We've never lived in Stamford.       wv nv lv d(i) stfd
N: I don't have a lot of money.         I dt hv(a) lt(o)f mn
F: I've never had a lot of money.       iv nv hd(a) lt(o)f mn
N: But you own a very big house.       bt y o n(a) vr bg hs
M: But you've always owned a very big house.       bt yv v(a)w s(o)n d(a) vr bg hs
N: I do my best.       I d m bst
F: I've always done my best.         Iv(a)ws d(n) m bst
N: This is the end of Review Three.     ts s t(e) ed(o) frve tr

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第十课课文注音：

7.10t   
   
LESSON 10  Have you bought a baby blanket yet?    lst,hv y bt(a) bb blk t(y)
   
TEXT   
Mike: Are you ready, Steven?     a y rd, stv
    It's almost noon.       I t(a) mst n
Steven: Hang on.       h n(o)
  I have one more phone call to make.       I hv o m p c t mk
Steven: Hi, Anne.       h, a
  How are you?        h w(a) y
  Has the plumber been there yet?     hs t plu b n(t) y
Anne: Yes.       ys
Steven: He's already been there?     H s(a)rd b n(t)e
  That's great!        tt grt
Anne: Yeah, but the pipe broke and flooded the basement.     y, b t p brk(a) fld t bsm
Steven: Oh, no! I'll be right home.       o,n,il b rt h
Anne: You don't need to come home.       y d n t c h
  He's already fixed the pipe.       H s(a)rd fx t pp
Steven: He's already fixed it?     hs ard fx d
  That's great.       tt grt
  Was there any damage?       Ws(t) r(a)n dmg
Anne: I don't think so.         I d tk s
  I'm cleaning it up now.       im clni n(i) t(u)p n
Steven: You're terrific , honey.        yr trfc, hn
    Has he given you the bill yet?     Hs(h) gv n(y) t b y
Anne: Yes. Here it is. . Oh, no!         ys, hr t(i)s, o ,n
Steven: What?       wt
Anne: Three hundred dollars.       tr hd dls
Steven: I'll talk to you later, Anne.      il tk t y lt ,a
Anne: What's wrong?       wt wr
Steven: Oh, nothing.       o,nt
  We have to go.         w hv t g
Mike: It can wait, Steven.       it c w,t(s)tv
  What's wrong?       wt wr
Steven: I have to do all these things before the baby comes .       I hv t d a t(s) ts bf t bb cms
    I just don't have the time.      I js dt hv t tm
Mike: Maybe I can help.         mb I c hp
  Let's see what you've already done and what you still need to do.       lt s w t(y) v(a)rd d n(a) w t(y) st n t d
    Have you bought a baby blanket yet?     hv y bt(a) bb blk y
Steven: Yes, I've already bought two--       ys, iv(a)rd bt t
  a pink one and a blue one.         a p k(o)n a d(a) bl o
Mike: That's good.       tt gd
  Let's see.           lt s 
  Have you bought a crib yet?       hv y u(b) t(a) crb y
  That's pretty important.         tt pt ipt
Steven: Yes.       ys
Mike: Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?       hv y b d(i)ps(a) btl sy
  Maybe I can do that.       mb I c d t
Steven: No. I've already bought diapers and bottles.     n, I v(a)rd b d(i)ps(a) btls
Mike: How about clothes for the baby?     h w(a) b clt f t bb
Steven: I haven't bought any clothes yet.       I hv b n clt y
    Anne wants to wait till after the baby is born.          a wt t w t aft t bb y(i)s br
  What I really need to buy is a baby carriage.        w t(i) rl n t b y(i) s(a) bb crg
Mike: You haven't bought a baby carriage yet?       y hv b t(a) bb crg y
  Maybe I can help.       mb I c hp
Steven: Yes. Maybe we can do that tomorrow.     ys, mb w c d t tmr
Mike: How about the baby's room?     h w(a) b t bbs rm
Steven: I've already carpeted the room.     I v(a)d cpt t rm
  I've already bought wallpaper,     but I haven't put it up yet.       iv(a)d b wapp, b i hv pt(i) t(u)p y(t)
Mike: Maybe I can help you with the baby's room.     mb I c h p(y) w t bb s rm
Steven: That would be great.       t wd b grt
  And, oh, yes .         a, d(o),ys
  I've already bought earplugs.       iv ard b e(a)pl
Mike: Earplugs?          E(a)plgs
  For a baby?           f a bb
Steven: No, for me.       n,fm
  I hear that babies cry all night.       I h t bbs cr a n(t)
Mike: You've already bought earplugs.     Y v(a)rd b e(a)plgs
    It sounds like you are definitely ready for the baby.     I t(s)d lk y a dftl rd f t bb
    Now let's go.      n lt g
    We're late.       wr lt
Connie : Let me tell you about my story.        l m t y(a) b m str
    It's about holiday travel.     It(a) bt hld tvl
Maria : I'd like to know about holiday travel.       id lk t k w(a) bt hld tvl
Connie : I'm going to interview people about their travel plans.     im go(i) t itve pp l(a) b t tv pls
  I can interview you at the airport.     I c n(i)tve y u(a) t(e) e(a)p
Maria : You'll have to find me first.       yl hv t f m fst
  The airports are so crowded!         T(e) e(a)p t(a) s crd
Connie : Exactly.       exactl
    Millions of people fly on the busiest days from the three New York airports:        ml s(o) pp fl o t bs sds f t tr ny k(a)p
    LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport, and Kennedy Airport.       Lg(a)d i(a)p, nwk ap, a knd y(a)p
Maria : What are the busiest days?       w t(a) t bsis ds
Connie : Thanksgiving and Christmas are the busiest holidays.       tksgv n(a) crsm s(a) t bsis hlds
  Everyone goes home,       evo gs hm
    goes skiing in the mountains,    g ski n(i) t mts
  or goes south to Florida.      o g s t flrd
Maria : Then the snowstorms arrive.       t t sns tm s(a) rv
  When the weather is bad,         w t wt r(i)s bd
  nothing moves.             nt mvs
Connie : It's terrible when it snows.       it trb w n t(s)ns
Maria : People are late getting to work after their vacations.         pp l(a) l ft t w k(a)ft t vcts
Connie : Don't get snowed-in in Colorado.         d g t(s)n d(i) di cl rd
  Steven will be very upset.       stv w b vr y(u)p st
this is the end of lesson ten.       ts s t(e) e(e) d(o)f ls t

第十课练习注音：

7.10L   
   
BOOK SEVEN, LESSON TEN   
   
N: Lesson Ten.     lst
    Steven and Mike are in the studio.       stv a mk(a) r(i) t std
    They're getting ready to leave.  tr  gt rd t lv
    Listen.     ls
MIKE:Are you ready, Steven?     a y rd, stv
    It's almost noon.      Lt(a)ms n
STEVEN: Hang on.       h n(o)
    I have one more phone call to make.     I hv o m p c t mk
N: Hang on is an idiomatic expression.       h n(o) is(a) idimt c(e)xps
    It means "wait."      it ms wt
    Another way of saying "Hang on.        ant w(o)f si h n(o)
    I have one more phone call to make" is "Wait.     I hv o m p c t mk is wt
    I have one more phone call to make."     I hv o m p c t mk
    Listen and repeat.     ls a rpt
M: Hang on.       h n(o)
    Hang on.       h n(o)
    I have one more       I hv o m
    I have one more phone call       I hv o m p c
    I have one more phone call to make.       I hv o m p c t mk
    Hang on. I have one more phone call to make.       h n(o) , I hv o m p c t mk
    Hang on. I have one more phone call to make.       h n(o), I hv o m p c t mk
N: Now let's practice this expression.       n lt prctc ts exps
    I say, "Wait. I have one more phone call to make."     I s, wt, I hv o m p c t mk
    And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Hang on. I have one more phone call to make.     h n(o), I hv o m p c t mk
N: I say, "Wait.       I s,wt
    There's someone on the other line."       tr so o t ot l
    And you say. . .       a d y s
F: Hang on. There's someone on the other line.     h n(o), tr so n(o) t e(o)t l
N: Ready? Let's begin.       rd, lt bg
    Wait. I have one more phone call to make.       wt, I hv o m p c t mk
M: Hang on. I have one more phone call to make.       h n(o), I hv o m p c t mk
N: Wait. There's someone on the other line.       wt,tr so o t ot l
F: Hang on. There's someone on the other line.     h n(o), tr so n(o) t e(o)t l
N: Wait. Let me find a pencil and a piece of paper.     wt, l m f d(a) pc ad(a) pc(o)f pp
M: Hang on. Let me find a pencil and a piece of paper.     h n(o), l m fd(a) pc ad(a) pc(o)f pp
N: Wait. This sounds serious.     wt, t s d(s)ris
F:  Hang on. This sounds serious.       h n(o), t s d(s)ris
N: Good. Now listen to some more of the conversation between Mike and Steven.       gd, n ls t s m r(o) t cvst bte mk a stv
STEVEN: I have to do all these things before the baby comes.       I hv t d a t s(t)s bf t bb cms
    I just don't have the time.       I js dt hv t tm
MIKE: Maybe I can help.       mb e(I) c n(e) h
    Let's see what you've already done and what you still need to do.         lt s w t(y) v(a)rd d n(a) wt(y) st nd t d
    Have you bought a baby blanket yet?     hv y bt(a) bb blk y
N: Now listen and repeat.       n ls a rpt
M: have you bought         hv y bt
have you bought a baby blanket     hv y bt(a) bb blk
Have you bought a baby blanket yet?     hv y bt(a) bb blkt yt
    Have you bought a baby blanket yet?       hv y bt(a) bb blk yt
N: OK. Now I say,       ok, n I s
    "Buy a baby blanket."       b y(a) bb blkt
    And you say. . .       a y s
       
  182   
M: Have you bought a baby blanket yet?        hv y bt(a) bb blkt yt
N: I say, "Be to the hospital."     I s, b t t hsbt
    And you say . . .     ad y s
F: Have you been to the hospital yet?        hv y b t t hspt yt
N: OK? Let's start.       ok, lt tt
    Buy a baby blanket.       b a bb blkt
M: Have you bought a baby blanket yet?        hv y bt(a) bb blkt yt
N: Be to the hospital.       b t t hspt
F: Have you been to the hospital yet?        hv y b t t hspt yt
N: See the baby's room.       s t bbs rm
M: Have you seen the baby's room yet?        hv y s t bbs rm yt
N: Find the right wallpaper.       f t r wapp
F: Have you found the right wallpaper yet?       hv y f t r wpp yt
N: Do the interview.       d t(e) e(i)tve
M: Have you done the interview yet?        hv y d t itve yt
N: Hear Jake's story.     hr jk str
F: Have you heard Jake's story yet?       hv y hd jk(s) tr yt
N: Think of a name for the baby.       tk(o) f(a) nm f t bb
M: Have you thought of a name for the baby yet?       hv y t t(o) f(a) nm f t bb yt
N: All right. Let's listen to some more of the conversation between Mike and Steven.     A rt, lt ls t s m mr(o)f t cvst bte mk a stv
STEVEN: Yes, I've already bought two       ys, lv(a) rd b t
    -a pink one and a blue one.         a p ko(n) a d(a) bl o
MIKE: That's good. Let's see.     tt gd, lt s
    Have you bought a crib yet?      hv t bt(a) crb yt
    That's pretty important.     tt pt ipt
STEVEN: Yes.       ys
MIKE: Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?       hv y b dps(a) bts yt
  Maybe I can do that.    mb I c d t
STEVEN: No. I've already bought diapers and bottles.    n,I v(a) rd b dp s(a) btls
N: Now listen and repeat.       n ls a rpt
F: have you bought         hv y b
have you bought diapers and bottles       hv y b dp s(a) btls
    Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?     hv y bt dps(a) btls yt
    Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?       hv y b dp s(a) btls yt
M: I've already bought      I v(a) wd bt
    I've already bought diapers and bottles.     I v(a) rd b dp s(a) btls
    I've already bought diapers and bottles.       I v(a) rd b  dp s(a) btls
N: Now you hear. .        n y hr
F: Have you bought a baby blanket yet?       hv y bt(a) bb blk yt
N: And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Yes. I've already bought a baby blanket.       ys, I v(a) rd b t(a) bb blkt
N: You hear. . .     y hr
F: What about diapers and bottles?       wt(a) b dps(a) btls
    Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?     hv y b dp s(a) btls yt
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
M: Yes. I've already bought diapers and bottles.     ys, I v(a) rd b dp s(a) btls
N: OK? Let's begin.       ok, lt bg
F: Have you bought a baby blanket yet?        hv y b t(a) bb blk yt
M: Yes. I've already bought a baby blanket.       ys, I v(a) rd b t(a) bb blkt
F: What about diapers and bottles?       Wt(a) b dp s(a) btls
    Have you bought diapers and bottles yet?     hv y b dp s(a) btls yt
M: Yes. I've already bought diapers and bottles.     ys,I v(a) rd b d(i)p s(a) btls
F: Have you had your lunch yet?       hv y h d(y) lc yt
M: Yes. I've already had my lunch.       ys, I v(a) rd hd m lc
F:  Have you watched the video yet?      hv y wt t vde(o) yt
M: Yes. I've already watched the video.     ys, I v(a) rd wt t vde(o)
F:  Have you looked at the book yet?       hv y lk d(a) t bk yt
M: Yes. I've already looked at the book.       ys, iv(a) rd lk d(a) t bk
F: Have you studied Lesson Twelve yet?        hv y std ls tlv yt
M: Yes, I've already studied Lesson Twelve.       ys, iv (a) rd std ls tkv
F: What about the exercises?       W t(a)b t(e) e(e)xcss
    Have you done the exercises yet?       hv t d n(t) e(e)xcss yt
M: Yes. I've already done the exercises.       ys, I v(a) rd d n(t) w(e)xcss
N: Mike and Steven are still at the studio talking about the baby.       Mk(a) stc a st l(a) t stdi(o) tki n(a) b t bb
    Mike really wants to help Steven get ready for the new baby.       mk rl wt t hp stv gt rd f t n bb
    The baby's room is finished except for one thing.     t bbs rm is fnsd exc(p) t(f) o t
    Something hasn't been put up yet.     st hs b p t(u)p yt
    What is it?      wt is(i) t
    Listen.       ls
MIKE: You haven't bought a baby carriage yet?       y hv b t(a) bb cr g(y)t
    Maybe I can help.       mb e(I) c hp
STEVEN: Yes. Maybe we can do that tomorrow.       ys, mb w c d t tmr
MIKE: How about the baby's room?     h w(a) b t bbs rm
STEVEN: I've already carpeted the room.       I v(a) rd cpt t rm
    I've already bought wallpaper, but I haven't put it up yet.       I v(a) rd bt w(a)pp, b t(i) hv pt t(u)p yt
MIKE: Maybe I can help you with the baby's room.     mb I c n hp(y) w t bbs rm
N: Well, what hasn't Steven put up yet in the baby's room?    w, w hs t(s)tv p t(u)p yt(i) t bbs rm
M: The wallpaper.     t wapp
N: Now listen and repeat.       n ls a rpt
M: maybe I can help       mn I c hp
    Maybe I can help with the baby's room.       mb e(I) c h p(w) t bbs rm
    maybe I can help       mb e(I) c hp
    Maybe I can help you put up the wallpaper.       mb e(I) c h p(y) p t(u)p t w(a)pp
    maybe I can help     mb I c hp
    Maybe I can help you carpet the room.     mb I c h p (y) cp t rm
N: I say, "I haven't put up the wallpaper yet."       is, I hv pt(u)p t w(a)pp yt
    And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Maybe I can help you put up the wallpaper.     mb e(I) c h p(y) pt(u)p t w(a)pp
N: I say, "I haven't found a baby carriage yet."       I s, I hv fd(a) bb br g(y)t
    And you say. . .       ad y s
M: Maybe I can help you find a baby carriage.        mb e(I) c hp(y) fd(a) bb crg
N: Ready? Let's begin.       rd, lt bg
    I haven't put up the wallpaper yet.         I hv pt(u)p t w(a)pp yt
M: Maybe I can help you put up the wallpaper.       mb e(I) c hp(y) pt(u)p t w(a)pp
N: I haven't found a baby carriage yet.       I hv fd(a) bb cr g(y)t
M: Maybe I can help you find a baby carriage.       mb e(I) c hp(y) fd(a) bb crg
N: You know, I haven't fixed the pipe yet.       y k, I hv fx t p p(y)t
M: Maybe I can help you fix the pipe.     mb e(I) c hp(y) fx t pp
N: We haven't carpeted the living room yet.         w hv cpt t lv rm yt
M: Maybe I can help you carpet the living room.       mb I c hp(y) cpt t lv rm
N: And I haven't bought the crib yet.       A d(I) hv b t crb yt
M: Maybe I can help you buy the crib.       mb e(I) c hp(y) b t crb
N: And the basement.       a t bsmt
    I haven't cleaned the basement yet.     I hv cl t bsmt yt
M: Maybe I can help you clean the basement.       mb e(I) c hp(y) cl t bsmt
N: Oh, no. I haven't paid for the wallpaper yet.     o,n, I hvt p f t w(a)pp yt
M: Maybe I can help you pay for the wallpaper.       mb e(I) c hp(y) p f t w(a)pp
N: No. I have money.       n, I hv mn
    I haven't spent the three hundred dollars yet.       I hv sp t tr dls yt
M: Maybe I can help you spend the three hundred dollars.    mb e(I) c hp(y) sp t tr hd dls
N: This is the end of Lesson Ten.    ts s t(e) e(e) d(o)f ls t

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7.11T   
   
LESSON 11 HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN A VACATION AT CHRISTMAS?   
    ls elv,hv y u(e)v tk n(a) vct n(a) crsms
   
Connie : I like this story.    I lk(t)s tr
Mike: It makes me nervous .    I mks m nvs
  I hate to travel.    I h t tv
  Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?    H v(y) u(e)v tk n(a) vct n(a) csms
Connie : Sure. I've taken vacations at Christmas.    s, iv tk vct s(a) csms
  I've gone to Florida,    iv g(o) t flrd
    or I've driven to Vermont.    o r(i) dv t vmt
  How about you?    h w(a) b y
Mike: I've always stayed home.    I v(a)ws td hm
    I hate crowds .    I h crs
Connie : Don't you ever go on vacation?    d t(y) u(e)v g o(o) vct
Mike: Yes, but I don't travel on the holidays.    ys, b t(i) d t v(o) t hlds
Connie : Have you ever been home for Thanksgiving?    H v(y) ev b hm f tksgv
Mike: Sure, but my family only lives ten miles away.    s,b m fml l(o)l lvs t ml s(a) w
Connie : So you've always driven home.    s y v(a)ws dv hm
  That's cheating.    tt ct
Mike: No. It's smart.    n, I t(s) m
  Let's go.    lt g
Ticket Agent: Next. Hello. . .    nxt, hl
  Will you be checking any baggage?    w y b cc n(a)n bgg
Passenger: I'm checking one bag.    im cc o b
Ticket Agent: Would you prefer an aisle or a window seat?    w d(y) pf(a) ai l(o)a wd s
Passenger: I'd like a window seat.    ld lk wd st
Ticket Agent: You'd rather have a window. OK.    yd rt hv(a) wd, ok
Passenger: Is there a meal on board the flight?    is tr(a) me l(o) b t ft
Ticket Agent: Yes. There is a meal.    ys,tr s(a) me
Passenger: What are they serving?    W t(a) t sv
Ticket Agent: It's probably a light snack.    I t pb y(a) l t(s)n
Passenger: I'd like a nonsmoking, window seat, please.    id lk(a) nsmk, wd s, pl
Ticket Agent: OK, Mr. Drew. . .    ok, mst de
  The whole flight is nonsmoking.    T(l) f t(i) s nsmk
Passenger: The whole flight is nonsmoking?    t w(h)l flt s nsmk
Ticket Agent: Mm-hm . . . Your flight will be departing out of Gate 41. Boarding will begin at 4: 30.    m h, yr fi w b dpt ot(o) g ft o, b(o)d w bg n(a) f t
Passenger: OK. And where is Gate 41?    ok, a wrs g ft o
Ticket Agent: It's straight ahead through the security,    it stt ah t t sct
  make a left.    mk(a) lf
  Gate 41 is on that side.    g ft o s(o) t s
  OK? This is your boarding pass.    ok, t s(y)r b(o)d p(a)s
Passenger: Thank you.    T k(y)
Ticket Agent: You're welcome. Bye-bye.    yr wcm,bb
Connie : OK, Mike.    ok, mk
  People travel a lot.    pp tv a lt
    They've been everywhere.    t b n(e)v w
  Where have these people been?    w h v(t) s pp b
  Have you ever seen the Great Wall of China?    hv y ev s n(t) gr w l(o) cn
Traveler 1: Yes. I have walked along the top of the Great Wall.    ys, I hv w d(a)lg t t p(o)f t gr w
Connie : And I'll bet that was beautiful.    a il b t ws be(u)tf
Traveler: Yes, it was very beautiful, very exciting.    ys, i ws vr btf, vr y(e)ct
Connie : She looks like a stewardess.    s lk s k(a) stwds
    Let's ask her.    lt as k(h)
  Are you a stewardess?    a y u(a)s twds
Traveler 2: Stewardess?    stwds
    No, I'm not a stewardess. No, no, no.    n, im n stw(a)ds, n,n,n
Connie : Have you ever visited California?    hv y u(e)v vst clfni
Traveler 2: Yes. I have been to California.    ys,I h v(e) t clfni
Connie : Have you ever traveled to San Francisco?    hv y ev tv t s fcsc
Traveler 2: Yes, I have, as a matter of fact.    ys, I h, vs(a) mt fct
    I've traveled to San Francisco.    iv tv t s fncsc
Connie : You liked it?    y lk d(i)t
Traveler 2: Yes. I like it very much.    ys, I lk vr mc
Connie : Have you been to Europe?    hv y b t erp
Traveler 3: No. I've never been to Europe    n, iv n b t erp
Connie : Where are you from?    W e(a) y f
Traveler 3: I'm from India.    im f m(i)di
  Calcutta, India.    cct, idi
Connie : Have you been to the United States before?    H v(y) b t t nt d(s)tt bf
Traveler 3: No. I've never been to the United States before.    n, iv nv b t unt d(s)ts bf
Connie : Have you ever been to Washington, D. C.?    hv y ev b t wst dc
Traveler 4: Yes. I have been to Washington, D. C.    ys, I hv b t wst dc
    I'm from Baltimore.    im f b(a) tmr
Connie : Have you ever flown on an airplane?    hv y ev fl(o) n(o) n(a) n(a)pl
Traveler 5: Yes. I have flown in an airplane. . .    ys, I hv fl n(i) n(a) n(a)pl
  several occasions.    svr l(o)css
Connie : Where have you been?    wr hv y b
Traveler 5: We just flew in from Virginia.    w js fl w(i) f vg(i)ni(a)
Connie : Have you ever been to the Grand Canyon?    hv y ev b t t gr cn(y)
Traveler 5: No. I've never been to the Grand Canyon.    n, iv nv b t t gr cn(y)
Connie : Have you ever been to San Francisco?    hv y ev b t s f csc
Traveler 5: No. I've never been to San Francisco.    n, iv nv b t s fcsc
Connie : Have you ever lived in New York City?    hv y u(e)v lv d(i) nyk ct
Traveler 5: Oh, yeah.    o,y
  I-I have been to New York City.    I(h) I hv b t nyk ct
Connie : But have you ever lived there?    bt hv y ev lv tr
Traveler 5: No, no, no. Boston.    n, n, n, b(o)st
Connie : Have you ever flown on an airplane?    hv y ev fl n(o) n(a) n(a)pl
Traveler 6: Yes. I have been on an airplane before.    ys, I hv b n(o) n(a) n(a)pl bf
Connie : Have you ever been to Paris?    hv y ev b t prs
Traveler 6: No. I've never been to Pairs.    n, iv b t prs
Traveler 7: Yes. I've been to Paris.    ys, iv b t prs
  Yes. I have been to Paris.    ys, I hv b t prs
Connie : OK, Mike. Cut.    ok, mk,ct
  Have you eaten yet?    hv y et n(y)t
  I'm hungry.    im hgr
Mike: No, I haven't eaten.    n, o(I) hv n(e)t
  Let's go.    lt g
this is the end of lesson eleven.    ts s t(e) ed(o)f ls elv

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第十一课练习注音：

7.11L   
   
BOOK SEVEN, LESSON ELEVEN   
   
N: Lesson Eleven.     ls elv
    For this lesson,     f ts ls
    you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper.     yl nd(a) pc ad(a) pc of pp
    Remember what Connie and Mike said about vacations.     rmb w cn a mk sd(a) b vcts
   
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MIKE: Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?     hv y ev tk n(a) vct n(a) crsms
CONNIE: Sure. I've taken vacations at Christmas.    s, iv tk vct t crsms
    I've gone to Florida,     iv g t flrd
    or I've driven to Vermont.    o iv drv t vmt
    How about you?      h w(a) b y
MIKE: I've always stayed home.     iv(a) ws td hm
    I hate crowds.     I h crd
CONNIE: Don't you ever go on vacation?     d t(y) ev g o(o) vct
MIKE: Yes, but I don't travel on holidays.     ys, b t(i) d tv o hlds
CONNIE: Have you ever been home for Thanksgiving?    hv y ev b hm f tksgv
MIKE: Sure, but my family only lives ten miles away.    w, bt m fml ol lvs t ml s(a)w
CONNIE: So you've always driven home.     s y v(a)ws dv hm
    That's cheating.     tt ct
N:  Now listen and repeat.     n ls a rpt
M:  taken a vacation     tk n(a) vct
    taken a vacation at Christmas     tk n(a) vct n(a) crsms
    Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?       hv y u(e)v tk n(a) vct n(a) crsms
    Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?      hv y u(e)v tk n(a) vct n(a)t crsms
F: been home       b hm
    been home for Thanksgiving     b hm f tksgv
    Have you ever been home for Thanksgiving?      hv y ev b hn f tksgv
    Have you ever been home for Thanksgiving?       hv y u(e)v b hm f tksgv
N: Now you ask some questions that    begin with Have you ever. . . ?       n y ask sm qsts t bg wt hv t u(e)v
    For example, I say,      f exaspl, I s
    "Take a vacation at Christmas."    tk(a) vct a crsms
    And you say. . .     ad y s
M: Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?      hv y u(e)v tk n(a) vcr n(a)t crsms
N: If I say, "Fly on the Concorde,"       if I s , fl o t cncd
    you say . . .    y s
F: Have you ever flown on the Concorde?     hv ev fl n(o) t ccd
N: OK, let's begin.     ok, lt bg
    Take a vacation at Christmas.     tk a vct a csmt
M: Have you ever taken a vacation at Christmas?       hv y ev tk n(a) vct n(a) csms
N: Fly on the Concorde.       fl o t ccd
F: Have you ever flown on the Concorde?         hv y ev fl n(o) t ccd
N: Be in a television studio.     b i n(a) tlvs stdi
M: Have you ever been in a television studio?      hv y ev b n(a) tlvt stdi
N: Eat in a Chinese restaurant.     Et i n(a) cns rstt
F: Have you ever eaten in a Chinese restaurant?      hv y ev et n(i) n(a) cns rstt
N: Give money to a friend.     gv mn t o(a) fd
M: Have you ever given money to a friend?      hv y ev gv mn t o(a) fd
N: Buy an expensive car.       b a n(e)xpsv c
F: Have you ever bought an expensive car?    hv y ev bt(a) n(e)xpsv c
N: See an American television program.       s e(a) n(a) mrc tlvt prgrm
M: Have you ever seen an American television program?    hv y ev s en(a) n(a)mrc tlvt prgrm
N: Now listen to this conversation between two people.     n ls t ts cvst bte t pp
    Notice when they use the words never and many times.     ntc w t us t wd nv ad mn tms
F: Have you ever taken a vacation in Mexico?     hv y ev tk n(a) vct n(i) nxc
M: No, I've never done that.       n, iv nv d tt
    And you?     a n(y)
F: Many times.     mn tms
    I love Mexico.     I lv mxc
M: What about Canada?      Wt(a) b t cnd
    Have you ever gone there?     hv y ev g tr
F: No, I've never gone there.       n, iv nv g n(t)r
    But I know you've been there many times.      bt(i) k yv b n(t)r mn tms
M: That's right.     tt rt
    I'm going there again this year.       im gi n(t) r(a)g ts yr
N: Now you're going to hear some statements that use either never or many times followed by the question And you?         n yr gi t h sm stmt t us et nv o mn tms fl b t qst a d(y)
    Answer the question using the other expression,     as t qst usi t ot r(e)xps
    not the one you heard. For example,       n t o y hd, fexapl
    you hear.. .    y h
F: I've never been to Canada.     iv nv b t cnd
    And you?      a d(y)
N: And you say. . .    ad y s
M: I've been there many times.       iv b tr mn tms
N: You hear. . .     y hr
F: I've eaten Japanese food many times. And you?     iv et jpns fd mn tms, a d(y)
N: And you say. . .     ad y s
M: I've never eaten Japanese food.       iv nv r(e)t jpns fd
N: All right? Let's begin.       a r, lt bg
M: I've never been to Canada.       iv nv b t cnd
    And you?    a ny
F: I've been there many times.     iv b tr mn tms
M: I've eaten Japanese food many times.       iv et jpns fd mn tms
    And you?       a d(y)
F:  I've never eaten Japanese food.       iv nv et jpns fd
M: I've flown on the Concorde many times.       iv fl n(o) n(t) ccd mn tms
    And you?    a n(y)
F: I've never flown on the Concorde.       iv nv fl n(o) n(t) ccd
M: I've never taken a summer vacation.       iv nv tk n(a) sm vct
    And you?       a n(y)
F: I've taken a summer vacation many times.       iv tk n(a) sm vct mn tms
M: I've met the President of the United States many times.       iv m t pstd t(o)f t unt d(s)ts mn tms
    And you?       a n(y)
F: I've never met the President of the United States.       iv nv m t pstd t(o)f t unt d(s)tt
M: I've never seen the Statue of Liberty.       iv nv s n(t) st of lbt
    And you?      a n(y)
F:  I've seen the Statue of Liberty many times.        iv s t stt of lbt mn tms
N: Now listen to this conversation at an airport check-in counter between a ticket agent and a woman passenger.       n ls t ts cvst at(a) ap ck(i) ct bte n(a) tct agt ad wm psg
M: All right, ma'am.     a rt,mm
    Will you be checking any baggage?     w y b cc n(a)n bgg
F: Yes. I'm checking two bags.     ys, im cc t bgs
    Here they are.        h t a
M: And would you prefer an aisle or a window seat?        a wd(y) pf r(a) n(a)il o r(a) wd st
F: I'd like an aisle seat, please.     id lk(a) ail st,pls
M: OK. Your flight will be departing from Gate 12.     ok, yr fl w b dpt f g tv
    Boarding will begin at 1:30.       bd w bg n(a) o tt
F: Thank you.     T k(y)
    Oh, where is Gate 12?       o, wr r(i)s g tv
M: Go straight ahead and then make a left.        g stt(a) hd a t mk(a) lft
F: Thank you.       T k(y)
M: Thank you, ma'am.     Tk(y), mm
    Here's your boarding pass and your baggage claim checks.        Hr s(y)r bod ps a yr bgg cli ccs
N: Now listen and repeat.     n ls a rpt
F: I'm checking      im cc
    two bags         t bgs
    I'm checking two bags.       im cc t bgs
    I'm checking two bags.       im cc t bgs
M: would you prefer            w d(y) pf
    an aisle seat       a ail st
    or a window seat        o r(a) wd st
Would you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat?        w d(y) pf r(a) n(a)il st o r(a) wd st
    Would you prefer an aisle seat or a window seat?       W d(y) pf a n(a)il st o r(a) wd st
    your flight will be departing      yr fl w b dpt
    from Gate 12        f g tv
    Your flight will be departing from Gate 12.        yr fl w b dpt g g tv
    Your flight will be departing from Gate 12.       yr fl w b dpt f g tv
    boarding will begin        bod w bg
    at 1:30       at o tt
    Boarding will begin at 1:30.       bod w bg n(a)t o tt
    Boarding will begin at 1:30.       bod w bg n(a)t o tt
F: Where is Gate 12?       wr is g tv
    Where is Gate 12?       wr is g tv
M: go straight ahead          g st t(a) hd
    and then make a left        a t m k(a) lft
    Go straight ahead and then make a left.          g st t(a) hd a t m k(a) lft
    Go straight ahead and then make a left.      g st t (a) hd a t m k(a) lft
    here's your boarding pass         hrs yr bod ps
    and your baggage claim checks       a d(y) bgg cl ccs
    Here's your boarding pass and your baggage claim checks.       hrs yr bod p s(a) yr bgg cl ccs
    Here's your boarding pass and your baggage claim checks.       Hr s(y)r bod p s(a) d(y) bgg cl ccs
N: Now take your pencil and a piece of paper.       n tk yr pc a d(a) pc of pp
    In a minute,     I n(a) mnt
    you're going to write something.  yr gi t wt st
   
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    But first just listen. Don't write anything yet.       bt fst js ls, d wt ant yt
M: OK, ma'am, let me make sure everything is correct.    O k, mm, l m mk s evt is crct
    You're checking two pieces of luggage.       yr cc t pss of lgg
    You'd like an aisle seat in the nonsmoking section.    yd l k(a) n(a)il s t(i) n(t) nsmk sct
    Your flight will be departing from Gate 12.     yr fl w b dpt f g tv
    Boarding will begin at 1:30.       bod w bg n(a) o tt
    To get to Gate 12,       t g t g tv
    go straight ahead through Security and then make a left.       g st t (a) hd tr scrt a t mk(a) lft
    Here's your boarding pass         hrs yr bod ps
    and your baggage claim checks.       a n(y) bgg cl ccs
N: Now take your pencil and a piece of paper       n t k(y)r pc a n(a) pc of pp
    and write down the important information that the ticket agent gives the woman.    an w d t ipt ifmt t t tct ag gvs t wm 
    Don't write every word,       d w ev ed
    just the important information.       js t iptt ifmt
M: You're checking two pieces of luggage.       yt cc t pcs of lgg
    You'd like an aisle seat       yd lk(a) ail st
    in the nonsmoking section.         I t nsmk sct
    Your flight will be departing from Gate 12.       yr flt w b dpt f g tv
    Boarding will begin at 1:30.      bod w bg n(a)t o tt
    To get to Gate 12, go straight ahead       t g t g tv, g st t(a) hd
    through Security     tr scrt
    and then make a left.       a t m k(a) lft
    Here's your boarding pass and your baggage claim checks.         hrs yr bod pa s(a) d(y) bgg cl ccs
N: Now use the information to answer some questions about what you just heard.       n us t ifmt t as qst s(a)b w t(y) js hd
    Answer in complete sentences.      as i cplt stcs
    Question One.       qst o
    How many pieces of baggage is the woman checking?    h mn pcs(o)f bgg is t wm cc
F: She's checking two pieces of baggage.       ss cc t pcs(o)f bgg
N: Question Two.     qst t
    Would she like a window seat or an aisle seat?    w s lk a wd st o a ail st
F:  She'd like an aisle seat.     sd lk(a) ail st
N:  Question Three.     qst tr
    Would she like to sit in the smoking or in the nonsmoking section?       wd s lk t st i t smk o i t  nsmk sct
F: She'd like to sit in the nonsmoking section.       sd lk t st(i) t nsmk sct
N: Question Four.       qst fr
    Her flight will be departing from what gate?     h flt w b dpt f wt gt
F: Her flight will be departing from Gate 12.       h flt w b dpt f g tv
N: Question Five.     qst fv
    Boarding will begin at what time?       bod w bg n(a) w tm
F: Boarding will begin at 1:30.       bod w bg n(a)t o tt
N: Question Six.         qst sx
    How do you get to Gate 12?       h d y g t g tv
F: To get to Gate 12,       t g t g tv
    go straight ahead through Security     g stt (a) hd tr scrt
    and then make a left.       a t m k(a) lft
N: Question Seven.      qst sv
    What things does the ticket agent give the woman at the end of the conversation?          w ts ds t tct agt gv t wm a t(e) ed(o)f cvst
F: He gives her boarding pass and her baggage claim checks.       h gvs h bod ps(a) ad h bgg cl ccs
N: This is the end of Lesson Eleven.       ts s t(e) e(e) d(o)f ls elv