晴空万里长的压码听清日记开始了～～

1 .  30的速度听了3遍，特别注意了连读和略读还有弱读，对于这些关键，我想另外标出来，但是一次流畅的听下来好像不允许我这样。除非听一句停一句。老师有其它的方法吗？

2.  另外老师的批注我看过了，的确有多连读，略读我没听出来。或者余没仔细去听。

3.  那些（ ）里的是表示错误标注还是其它的意思？有时候我弄混了。

4.  今天这一课我很注意，特别听了3遍30的速度，没提速的原因我想提高质量。还有自己心念压码注音试了几句，看着自己注的音心念也试过，勉强吧，不看文本真的有点难做到。

LESSON 11 

Lselv （eleven的第一个e读“e”）

YOU SHOULD BE NICE TO HIM.
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Susan: She said I have to walk before I can run.
S  sd  I  hv  t  wk  bf  ic  r
   
John: I don't understand.
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Susan: She wants me to learn from Jake. He has a lot of experience.
S  ws  m  t  l  frmjk,    h  hs  a  lt  f  expr

You're a wonderful news reporter. You have a lot of experience too.
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John: I have too much experience. That's the problem. Should I go to Denver?
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Susan: You should do what's best for you . But I don't want you to go.
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John: I'm tired.
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Susan: You should go to bed early. You shouldn't think about it now.
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You don't have to decide tonight.
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John: You're right.
yrt

Susan: Oh.
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John: What's the matter?
wstmt

Susan: I have a headache.
ihvahdc

John: You should take an aspirin. Don't look up, but I see Jake.
Ysdtkaasp.      dtlkup.bisjk

Susan: I can't see. I don't have my contact lenses in.
Icts,    idthvmcttlssi


John: you should wear your contact lenses.
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Susan: Maybe he doesn't see us.
mbhdstsus

John: He's looking at us.
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Susan: Oh, no. I don't want to talk to him. 
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John: You should be nice to him. You have to work with him.
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Jake: Hello, John. Hello, Susan. I'd like you to meet Chris. Chris is a sailing teacher.
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Susan: Hello, Chris, It's nice to meet you . So you're a sailing teacher.
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Jake and I are reporting on sailing this Friday.
Jkadirpt  o  sltsfrd

Chris: I know. I'm teaching him to sail.
Ik,imtchmtsl

Susan: How are you doing , Jake?
Haydi.jk

Chris: He's doing OK.
Hs  di  ok

Jake: I can sail, but not very well.
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Chris: You should take another lesson, Jake.
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Jake: Right. I hate to sail. I go near a boat and I get seasick.
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John: you keep coming back.
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Jake: The teacher is terrific.
T tcs  trfc

Chris: Do you sail, Susan?
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Susan: I love to sail, but I never have time. I'd like to see your boat, Chris.
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Chris: Would you like to see it tomorrow?
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Jake: Yes, come tomorrow after my lesson. You have to interview her on Friday.
Ys.cmtmraftmls.  yhv t  itv h  o  frd

You should talk to her first.
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Susan: What not? What's so funny?
Wnt  wsfn

Jake: I shouldn't laugh. But I'm thinking of us working together.
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Susan: It's funny.
isfn

Jonh: Yes. It is.
Ys.its

Jake: If you think that's funny, you should see me sail.
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LESSON 12    30-40  速度
lstw

WELL, THIS IS A SURPRISE.
Wl.    ts    s      sprs

John: Good morning. This is "Hello America" and I'm John P. Banks.
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In the news, the President is in Europe. The weather for today is clear and cool.
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You don't need your umbrella or raincoat. And it's a beautiful day for sailing.
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And now "The Weekend Report" with Susan Webster and Jake Seltzer. Hello Susan. Hello. Jake.
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Susan: Hello, John. We're sailing today at the Stamford Marina. There's a big race out here.
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Jake: Yes. There are races all weekend.
Ys.tarsawk

John: Jake, can you sail?
Jk,cysl

Jake: I can't sail very well.
ictslvrwl

Susan: It's a wonderful day, John.
Isawdfd.j

John: You look great together.
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Susan: Thank you. I love this sport.
Tk,ilvtspt

John: First a commercial. Then back to Jake and Susan.
Fstcmc.tbktjkdss

Chris: How are you doing, Jake?
Hayd.jk

Jake: Terrible.
trb

Susan: Why?
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Jake: Because I want to get out.
bcsiwntgot

Susan: You should relax.
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Jake: I can't relax. I don't like this.
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Chris: I'm sorry you aren't happy.
imsryathp

Jake: The boat is rocking. I want to get out.
Tbtisrk.iwntgot

Susan: You can't.
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Chris: Jake, you can't get out now. You have to stay there.
Jk,yctgotn.yhvtsttr

Jake: I want to get out. The boat is rocking I don't like it. I'm getting out.
Istgot.tbtisrk,idtlkt.imgtot

Chris: After the show. Jake.
Aftts.jk

Carol: You have to stay there now, Jake. Three, two, one. Camera. You're on the air.
Yhvtstn.jk.tr.t.o.cmr.yroa

Jake: Here we are again.
hwagn

Carol: I love this spot, don't you, Jake?
Ilvtspt.dyjk

Jake: Well, of course, Susan. I have a great teacher.

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Susan: We're at the Stamford Marina.
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I'd like to introduce you to Jake's sailing teacher, Chris Bloom. Chris, can you tell us about the races?
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Chris: We have races here every weekend in the summer. This weekend is the big race of the year.
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Susan: Can people watch?
cppwc

Chris: Yes. But you have to have your own boat or get here before 10: 00a. m. At 10: 00, the boats leave the dock.

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Susan: How much is a lesson?
hmcisls

Chris: A lesson costs
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fifty dollars.
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Susan: How long is a lesson?
hlisals

Chris: An hour.
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Susan: Is it good idea to have an appointment?
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Chris: You have to have an appointment. We're very busy.
Yhvthvaptmt, wvrbs

Susan: Thank you, Chris. Coming up: some great racing from Stamford Marina.
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Jake: Stay tuned.
stt

Carol: Linda says you look great together. She wants you to work together more often.
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Jake: Can I get out now?
cigotn

Susan: Jake, you're amazing!
Jk.yrmz

Carol: Chris, can you come with me?
Crs.cycmwtm

We need some information before the race tomorrow.
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Chris: Sure. Susan, can you help Jake?
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Susan: OK.
ok

Susan: I like to sail, don't you?
Ilksl.dy

Jake: Just help me get out. . . I'm dizzy.
Jsthpmgot.imdz

Susan: I'm sorry I wasn't nice to you. You're not so bad.
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Jake: Gee, thanks.
g.tks

Susan: You look good when you're seasick.
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Jake: Thanks.
tks

Susan: I want to be friends.
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Jake: I want to be friends too.
iwtbfrst

Susan: Just friends.
jstfrs

Jake: That's all I want, Susan. We work together.
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Susan: OK, then.
Okt.

Jake: OK.
ok

Carol: Well, this is a surprise.
Wl.ts s  a  sprs

Jake: Yes, it's amazing. Anything can happen on "The WEFL Weekend Report"!

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引用

引用第40楼晴空万里长于2008-10-24 16:37发表的  :
1 .  30的速度听了3遍，特别注意了连读和略读还有弱读，对于这些关键，我想另外标出来，但是一次流畅的听下来好像不允许我这样。除非听一句停一句。老师有其它的方法吗？

2.  另外老师的批注我看过了，的确有多连读，略读我没听出来。或者余没仔细去听。

3.  那些（ ）里的是表示错误标注还是其它的意思？有时候我弄混了。
.......

放慢一点速度就可以听清标记出来了，一般当时已经听清来不及标记的时候，在检查的时候特别注意一下标记连读遗漏的就可以了。（）里面的是连读的、略读的和你标记错误的，反正都不主要的读音，这样标记比较容易一些。一般错误的部分都用大写改正了正确的标记字母。我昨天批改时的语音速度也是50%速度。

LESSON 1  40-30-20
L  s  o

I'D LIKE SOME BAKING POTATOES.
Id  lk  sm  bk  ptts

SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET

Carol: Excuse me? I'd like some baking potatoes. Do you have any baking potatoes?
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Produce Clerk: Yes. They're over there.
Ys.tr  ov  tr

Carol: Do you have any bananas?
D  y  an    bnns

Clerk: Yes. I have those.
Ys.i  hv  ts

Carol: Are they ripe?
A  t    r

Clerk: Yes, they are.
Ys.t  a

Carol: These look good. Do you have any grapes?
Ts  lk  gd.d  y  hv  an  grps

Clerk: Sorry, we're out of grapes. We have some nice strawberries.
Sr.    wr  o  tf  grp  s.w  hv  sm  nc  stbrs

Carol: No, thanks. I don't need any strawberries. Where's the cauliflower?
Ntks.idtndanstbrs.  wr  s t  clflw

Clerk: Oh, it's next to the lettuce.
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Carol: Thank you.
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carol?(少了句)
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Carol: Hi. What are you doing here?
h.    w  a  y  d  hr

Steven: I'm shopping.
imsp

Carol: Do you usually shop here?
Dyuslsphr?

Steven: No. I'm on my way home. My sister lives around the corner.
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Carol: Your shopping cart is almost empty. Is that all you're buying--some milk,
Y  sp  c  smstemp.isttayrb.sm  mlk

some ice cream, and some cookies?
Sm  ic  crm.ad  sm  cks

Steven: I don't cook much. The life of a single man.
I  dt  ck  mc,t  lf  of  sg  m

Carol: I know what you mean.
Ik  y  m

Steven: At least there's work.
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Carol: To tell you the truth, Steven, I'm not really happy at work right now.
T t  y  t  tt.stv.im  nt  rl  hp  a  wk  rt  n

Steven: What's wrong?
Ws  w

Carol: It isn't very interesting.
It  st  vr    itst

Steven: I'm sorry you're not happy. If I can help, let me know.
Im  sr.yr  nt  hp.if  I  c  hp.lt  m  k

Carol: Thank you, Steven. That's nice.
Tk.stv.tsnc

Steven: Sure. And now I have a very important question to ask you.
Sr.a  d  n I  hv a vr  mptt  qst  ak  y

Carol: What?
wt

Steven: Where's the coffee?
wrstcf

Carol: It's in aisle three. Follow me. I need some coffee too.
Isatr.fl  m.i  n  sm  cf    t

LESSON 2 
tst

I NEED TWO BOXES OF CEREAL.

I  nd  t  bx  crl

SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET

John: What's wrong?
wsw

Susan: I can't find my list.
I ct  fd  m  lst

John: Do you need the list?
D y nd  t  lst

Susan: Yes, I do.  I can't remember everything on it.
Ys.id.ictrmb ert o it

John: You seem upset today, Susan.
Y sm  up  stdy.ss

Susan: Oh, here's the list.
o.hrs  t  lst

John: OK. Where to first?
Ok, wr  t  fst

Susan: Aisle six. I need two boxes of cereal, one loaf of bread, a can of tomato paste,
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a dozen eggs, and two pounds of meat.
A dz  egs.ad  t  pds  mt

John: Here's the produce section. Do you need any fruit or vegetables?
Hstprdcst. Dy  n  an  frt  o  vgtbs

Susan: Yes. I need some vegetables.
Ys.i  n  sm  vgtbs

Susan: This isn't fresh. Don't you have any fresh lettuce?
Tsist frs .dtyhvanfrsltc

Produce Clerk: How about this? This is a nice head of lettuce.
          H  abt  ts.ts s  n  hd  of  ltc

Susan: It's OK. Thank you.
Is  ok,tk

John: Do you need anything else?
Dy  nd  ant  els

Susan: I need some tomatoes.
I n  sm  tmts

John: How many tomatoes do you need?
Hm  ntmtsdyn

Susan: Twelve.
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John: That's a lot of tomatoes .  What are you making?
Tsaltftmts.      w  ay  mk

Susan: It's surprise . . . Excuse me? Look at these. They're too ripe.
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Don't you have any other tomatoes?
Dt  y  hv  an ot  tmts

Clerk: I have those.
I  hv  ts

Susan: How much are they?
H  mc  a  t

Clerk: Three dollars a pound.
Tr  dls  a  p

John: Three dollars a pound.  That's too expensive.
Tr  dls  a  pd.  ts  t  expsv

Susan: They're expensive, but they aren't too expensive. I'll take them.
Tr  expsv.    b  t attexpsv.    Il  tk  tm

John: What else?
Wt  els

Susan: I need a pound of carrots and two pounds of mushrooms. . . There aren't any mushrooms.
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Clerk: I can get some from the back. How many do you want?
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Susan: Two pounds .
T  pds

John: These apples look delicious.
Ts  ap  lk  dlcs

Susan: They look OK.
T  lk  ok

John: What is it, Susan? Are you upset about my trip tomorrow?
Wt is t.ss.  a y  upst abt  m tp  tmr

Susan: I want to make you a great dinner before you leave for Denver.
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John: It doesn't have to be a big deal. I'm just going for two days.
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Susan: Are you coming back?
A  y  cm  bk?

John: Yes. Of course I'm coming back.
Ys.of  cs.im  cm  bk

Susan: I want you to go on a full stomach.
I wt  y  g  o  f  stmc

Clerk: Your mushrooms miss.
Y    msrm  ms

Susan: Do you have any peaches?
D  y  hv  an  pcs

Clerk: There aren't any. Peaches aren't in season.

T  at  an.    pcs  at  i  ss.

LESSON 3  40-20
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IS THAT YOUR SPECLAL DINNER I SMELL?
Is  tt      y    spc      dn      i    sm?

SCENE ONE: SUSAN'S APARTMENT

John: Hi. Is that your special dinner I smell?
    H, is tt y  spc  dn  I sm?

Susan: I cooked it too long.
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John: I'm sure it's delicious. Where is it?
    Im s  is  dlcs.  Wr is t?

John: Don't worry. . .  I'm a good cook.
    Dt  wr……..Im a gd ck

Susan: Really? I didn't know that.
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John: Yes, it's true. I can cook dinner in no time. Now, do you have any mushrooms?
Ys,is t. i c  ck  dn I  n tm. n .dy hv an msrm?

Susan: How many mushrooms do you want?
H mn msrms d    y  wt?

John: Whatever you have. And I need a can of tomato paste.
Wtev  y  hv .ad  i nd  a c of tmt pst.

Susan: OK. Here.
Ok.hr.

John: Do you have an onion?
D  y hv a in?

Susan: I have these. Which one do you want?
I hv ts.  Wc o d  y  wt?

John: The big one. Mmmm. Wait until you taste this sauce.
T bg  o .m…… wt  utl  y ts  ts sc.

Susan: What are you making?
W  a  y mk

John: Spaghetti.
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Susan: Spaghetti. I love spaghetti. We're missing one ingredient.
Spgt.  i lv  spgt. Wr ms o Igrd.

John: What?
WT ?

John & Susan: Spaghetti!
Spgt…!

SCENE TWO: THE SUPERMARKET


Susan: Hi, Jake.
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Jake: Oh, hello, Susan. How are you doing?
O,  hl.  ss.  H  a  y  d?

Susan: I'm fine, thanks. Is that your dinner?
Im f ,  tks. is tt  y dn?

Jake: Yes. Maybe I should put it back and we can have dinner together.
Ys . mb  I  sd  pt  t bk  Ad  w c  hv  dn tgt.

Susan: No, thanks. John is cooking spaghetti.
n.tks.    j s ck  spgt.

Checkout Clerk: Is that all?
Is tt  a?

Susan: Yes, this is all I need. Wait a minute. How much are the cookies?
Ys  .ts  s  a  I  nd. wt a  mnt. H  mc  a  t  cks?

Clerk: Which ones?
Wc  os?

Susan: The ones over there.
T  os ov  tr

Clerk: Fifty cents each.
Fft  cs  ec.
Susan: Give me four, please.
Gv m  f.pls.


SCENE THREE: SUSAN'S APARTMENT


John: How do you like it?
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Susan: Umm. . . it's. . . umm. . . delicious. It just needs some pepper.
Um…. Is… um…….dlcs…it jst  n sm pp.

John: Do you have any?
D  y hv an?

Susan: Here it is.
H its.

John: Now how does it taste?
N .h  dst tst?

Susan: Good. It just needs some salt.
Gd. It jst ns sm st.

John: Salt. OK.
St.ok

Susan: John, it's delicious. It really is. But something is missing. I don't know what it is.
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John: Maybe you're right.
Mb  yr  r.

Susan: What kind of spaghetti sauce is this?
Wt  kd  of spgt sc is ts?

John: Sausage.
Ssg.

Susan: I know what's missing.
Ik  ws  ms.

John: Me too.
M  t.

John & Susan: The sausage!
T ssg!

LESSON 4  20-50
Ls  f

YOU WEREN'T HERE YESTERDAY.
Y  wt  h  ystd.

SCENE ONE: THE EXERCISE STUDIO


Carol: You weren't here yesterday.
Y wt  h ystd

Susan: No, I wasn't. I was at my grandmother's house. She lives in New York.
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Carol: No kidding? She lives in New York?
      N kd?    S lvs I n yk?

Susan: Yes. Yesterday was her birthday. She's eighty-one.
      Ys . ystd ws h btd. S et-o

Carol: Really? She's eighty-one? . . . Was John with you?
    Rl?  Ss et-o?            ws j wt y?

Susan: No. John was in Denver.
n. j  ws I dv

Carol: Was he at KDEN?
Ws h at kden?
Susan: Yes, he was , but don't tell anyone. He doesn't want anyone to know.
Ys .h ws .bt dt t an  o.h dst wt ano t k

Edna: Pay attention, ladies, One, two. One, two. One, two. One, two.
      P  att  .lds.o .t .o.t. o.t .o .t

Susan: Were you here last ni/ght?
      W  y  h  lst nt?


Carol: Yes, I was .
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Susan: Was Linda here?
      Ws ld h?


Carol: No. She was at work. She and Steven were at the studio.
    N  s wst wk.  s ad  stv  w  t stdo

Susan: And where was Jake? Was he at the studio too?
Ad wr ws jk?    ws h at t stdo t?

Carol: On Friday night? You're got to be kidding. He was with Chris. How was John's trip?
    O frd nt?  Y  gtt b kd.      h ws wt crs.  h ws js tp?

Susan: I don't know.
    I dt  k.

Edna: Sit-ups. Ladies. Get on you backs.
    St-ups.lds. gt o y bks

Carol: Susan, were you ever a writer?
      Ss . w y  ev a  wt?

Susan: Yes. It was my first job.
    Ys .it ws m fst jb

Carol: After a while, were you ready to make a change?
    Aft a w.    w y rd t mk a cg?

Susan: I guess I was. . . Why? Are you?
      I gs I ws… w?  a y?

Carol: I'm not sure. Hey, this exercise makes me thirsty.
Im nt s.  h.  ts excs mks m tst.

Do you want to go for a diet soft drink with me?
D y w  t g f d  sft dk wt m?

Susan: Five more sit-ups. Then I want some ice cream.
  Fv m stups.t I wt smic crm

Edna: Some ice cream? That's fifty more sit-ups . 
Sm ic crm?    Ts  fft  m  st -ups

One, two. One, two. One two. One, two.
O .t .o.t .o. t .o .t

SCENE TWO: OUTSIDE THE WEFL STUDIO THE
Susan: John, you're back!
    j.    y bk!

John: I was at home last night. I called, but you weren't at home. Where were you?
    I ws at hm lst nt .ic . bt y wt at hm .w w y?

Susan: Maybe I was at my exercise class. You look awful.
      Mb  I ws at m  excs cls.  y lk af.

John: I was up all night.
    I ws up a nt

Susan: Why?
    W?

John: I wasn't sure if I should take the job.
    I wst s  if I  sd tk t jb.

Susan: So was the weather nice in Denver?
    S  ws t wt  nc I dv?

John: No. It was cold and cloudy.
      N . it ws cd ad cld

Susan: Were the people at KDEN friendly?
W t pp at kden frdl?

John: Yes. They were very friendly.
  Ys .t w vr frdl

Susan: Was the hotel near the studio?
    Ws  t  ht nr t stdo?

John: Yes, it was. Do you want to hear about the job?
    Ys .it ws. D  y wt t h abt t jb?

Susan: Oh, John. Don't tell me now. I don't want to talk about it.
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John: I want the job, but I don't want to leave you.
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Susan: You have to do what's right for you .
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John: Susan, we can continue our relationship.
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Susan: Oh, come on. I wasn't born yesterday. It won't work.
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John: I want it to work.
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Susan: Long-distance relationships never work.
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John: Susan, I really care for you.
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Susan: Can you just leave me alone now? Please?
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John: Don't throw away what we have together.
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Susan: It's over, John. Please go.
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John: Susan!
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Susan: Please go, John. Excuse me.
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LESSON 5  30-50
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THEY OFFERED ME A JOB IN DENVER.

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SCENE ONE: THE WEFL STUDIO
Mike: What did you do on the weekend, Carol?
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Carol: I stayed at home and cleaned the house.
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Mike: Did you watch TV on Saturday night?
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Carol: No. Why?
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Mike: I watched a great movie.
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Carol: Which one?
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Mike: Rocky with Sylvester Stallone. What did you do this weekend, Steven?
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Steven: I worked. . . I was at the studio on Saturday and Sunday.
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Mike: Well, you missed a great movie on TV.
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Carol: Jake, how was your weekend?
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Jake: Great?
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Carol: What did you do?
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Jake: I played some tennis with a friend, and then we listened to music at my place.
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Mike: How about you, John? Did you do anything this weekend?
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John: Well, I . . . Linda! Do you have a minute? I need to talk to you.
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Linda: Sure. Come into my office.
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SCENE TWO: LINDA'S OFFICE


John: They offered me a job in Denver.
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Linda: I didn't expect this, John. Did you decide to take the job?
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John: Yes, I did, Linda. I'm planning to take the job.
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Linda: Did they offer you a lot of money?
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John: Yes, but it wasn't just the money?
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Linda: What was it?
Wt  wst?

John: The job.
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Linda: Did you apply for the job?
Dy apl  f  t  jb?

John: No. They came to me first.
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Linda: Why didn't you talk to me first?
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John: I wanted to hear about the job first. It's a good job for me.
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Linda: Did they give you a contract?
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John: Yes. It's a two-year contract. It's for a new show.
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I'm the only host and the executive producer.
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Linda: I can't believe it. When do you go?
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John: In two weeks.
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Linda: Did you study your contract at WEFL? 
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John: Yes. I studied it yesterday. I have to give you two weeks' notice.
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Linda: How can you do this?
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John: Linda, I was never happy here.
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Linda: I want to see your contract. I don't think you can leave that fast.
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I have it right here. Did I leave it at home? Where did I put it?
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LESSON 6
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DID I TELL YOU YOU'RE TERRIFIC?
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SCENE ONE: THE CONTROL ROOM


Jake: This is story about the new smoking law.
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Restaurants have smoking and non-smoking sections now.
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Carol: Yes, but you should show people smoking.
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Jake: I did.
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Carol: No, you didn't.
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Jake: Yes, I did. I showed a man smoking.
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Carol: Well, I watched the tape. I didn't see a man smoking.
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Jake: Can we watch it together?
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Carol: Sure.
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Carol: See? The woman walked into the restaurant. She talked to the waiter. . .
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She asked for the non-smoking section . . .
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Then she followed the waiter to a table. . . Then she sat sown and looked at the menu.
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Jake: Then a man started to smoke,
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The woman pointed to the non-smoking sign and asked him to put out the cigarette.
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Carol: No, she didn't.
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Jake: Can you play the tape again, please?
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Carol: That's the end of the tape. You didn't show a man smoking.
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Jake: Something's missing. A man started to smoke, and the woman asked him to stop.
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The man was very upset . . . I want to ask Mike about this.
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Carol: Yes, you should.
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John: Hi, Carol.
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Carol: Oh, hi. How was your trip?
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John: It was good. Thanks .
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Carol: Did you take the job?
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John: Yes, I decided to take it.
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Carol: Congratulations. Thanks!
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John: Thanks. I just talked to Linda about it.
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Carol: Was she surprised?
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John: Yes, she was. And she was angry too.
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Carol: Did you tell Susan about the job?
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John: Yes. She was pretty upset.
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Carol: I'm sure she was.
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John: What are you working on?
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Carol: A story for Jake. There was a problem, but I fixed it. He doesn't know it yet.
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John: You're very good, Carol.
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Carol: Thanks
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John: Did you every try being a newscaster?
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Carol: Yes. I did. But that was a long time ago.
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John: Did you like it?
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Carol: I loved it, but I wasn't very good at it.
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John: You should try again. A job is opening up, you know.
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Carol: That's true.
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Jake: What's true?
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John: That Carol is good.
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Jake: You didn't have to tell me that.
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John: Think about it Carol. See you later, Jake.
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Jake: Did you hear that John is leaving?
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Carol: Yes, I did. Did you talk to Mike?
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Jake: No. I don't know where he is. Now, what can I do?
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Carol: Don't worry. I talked to him and I fixed the tape.
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I added the part with the man smoking.
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Jake: Did I tell you you're terrific?
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Carol: No, you didn't.
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Jake: Well, I think you're terrific , Carol.
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Jake: I'm standing in front of Louie's Seaside Restaurant.
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Some people are unhappy about the new smoking law.
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LESSON 7  30-50
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BUT I THINK I'N QUALIFIED FOR THE JOB.
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SCENE ONE: THE EXERCISE

Susan: I told John it was over.
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Carol: You did? Oh, my legs are killing me. Is Edna really qualified to teach?
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Susan: She studied with Jane  Fonda?.

Carol: Really? When was that?
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Susan: From 1978 to 1980.
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Carol: I don't believe it.
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Susan: You're always asking questions. Did you ever think about becoming a newscaster?
Yr aws ask qsts            .d  y ev  tk  abt  bcm  a  ns cst?

Carol: John said the same thing. But I don't have enough experience.
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Susan: Did you go to journalism school?
Dy g t jnlsm  sc


Carol: Yes. I studied journalism at Columbia University.
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Edna: Ladies! We exercise our bodies here, not our mouths.
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Carol: I don't believer she studied with Jane Fonda.
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Edna: One, two. One, two.
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Carol: Oh, my legs. I can't stand it.
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SCENE TWO: STEVEN'S OFFICE


Carol: Steven, I want to talk to you.
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Steven: Yes?
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Carol: Do you know John is leaving?
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Steven: Yes.
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Carol: Well, I want John's job.
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Steven: Carol, I want to help you, but John has a lot of experience.
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Carol: I know, but so do I. Not the way John does, of course. But I think I'm qualified for the job.
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Steven: Where did you work in the past?
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Carol: I worked at a radio station. I was a writer.
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Steven: How long did you work there?
H l d y wk tr
Carol: I worked there for two years, from 1986 to 1988.
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Steven: Were you on television?
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Carol: Only in college.
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Steven: Where did you go to school?
Wr dy g t sc

Carol: I went to the University of Michigan.
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Steven: What did you study there?
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Carol: I was a communications major. I went to journalism school after I graduated.
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Steven: You went to journalism school?
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Carol: Yes. At Columbia University in New York City. Here's my resume.
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Steven: I want to help you, Carol, but I'm not sure that I can.
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Carol: Look, I'm a good writer. You know that. Just give me a chance.
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Steven: How can I do that?
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Carol: I'd like to make an audition tape. And then if you think it's good, show it to Linda.
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Steven: I'd like to think about it.
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Carol: No. I want to know now. Please help me, Steven. Give me this chance.
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Steven: OK. If Mike agrees to shoot it .
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Carol: I spoke to him. He said he'd do it.
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Steven: OK, Carol. The studio is free tomorrow night. That's a good time to do it.
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Carol: Thanks
Tks .