1压码心念听力学习法1-3压码注音学习法《压码注音》学习体会

     
    需要补 放第十课的内容

“压码注音最大的好处就是可以像钟表一样按个发条就一直不停地，按照程序转下去。”  严格按照孙老师教的方法进行。

      今天把第一册的十二课复习一遍，听着，跟读。感觉到舌头有点听指挥了。说实在的，刚开始，连GOOD MORNING都说不像。为什么学到第二册又回到第一册复习。因为如果不能专注地去学习，就只有复习还有效果。新课学习效率不高，需要静下来全心全意去学。假日里家里总有些事情要做。
 
LESSON 11  YOU SHOULD BE NICE TO HIM.    

Susan: She said I have to walk before I can run.     ssdhvtwkbficnrn
  John: I don't understand.     idntundstn
Susan: She wants me to learn from Jake.     swtsmtlnfrmjk
             He has a lot of experience.     hhsltfexprnc
             You're a wonderful news reporter.     yrwndflnsrpt
             You have a lot of experience too.     yhvltfexprnct
  John: I have too much experience.     ihvtmcexprnc
             That's the problem.     ttstprblm
             Should I go to Denver?     sldigtdnv
Susan: You should do what's best for you .     ysldwtsbstfry
             But I don't want you to go.     btidntwntytg
  John: I'm tired.     imtrd
Susan: You should go to bed early.     ysldgtbdel
             You shouldn't think about it now.     ysldntnkbtn
             You don't have to decide tonight.     ydnthvtdcdtnt
  John: You're right.     yrt
Susan: Oh.     o
  John: What's the matter?     wtstmt
Susan: I have a headache.     ihvhdc
  John: You should take an aspirin.    ysltknsprn
             Don't look up,     dntlkp
             but I see Jake.     btisjk
Susan: I can't see.     icnts
              I don't have my contact lenses in.     idnthvmcntctlnssn
  John: you should wear your contact lenses.     ysldwrycntlnss
Susan: Maybe he doesn't see us.     mbhdsntss
  John: He's looking at us.     hslkats
Susan: Oh, no.     o,n
             I don't want to talk to him.     idntwttlkthm
  John: You should be nice to him.     ysldbncthm
             You have to work with him.     yhvtwkwthm
  Jake: Hello, John.     hl,jn
             Hello, Susan.     hl,ssn
             I'd like you to meet Chris.     idlkytmtcrs
             Chris is a sailing teacher.     crssslitc
Susan: Hello, Chris,     hl,crs
             It's nice to meet you .     itsnctmty
             So you're a sailing teacher.     syrslitc
              Jake and I are reporting on sailing this Friday.     jkandrrptionslitsfrd
  Chris: I know.     in
             I'm teaching him to sail.     imtcihmtsl
Susan: How are you doing , Jake?     haydojk
  Chris: He's doing OK.     hsdiok
    Jake: I can sail,     icnsl
             but not very well.     btmvrwl
  Chris: You should take another lesson, Jake.     yslktkantlsnjk
  Jake: Right.     rt
             I hate to sail.     ihttsl
             I go near a boat and I get seasick.     ignrbtnd igtssk
  John: you keep coming back.     ykpcmibc
  Jake: The teacher is terrific.     ttcrstrfc
  Chris: Do you sail, Susan?     dysl
Susan: I love to sail,     ilvtsl
             but I never have time.     btnvhvtm
             I'd like to see your boat, Chris.     idlktsybt,crs
  Chris: Would you like to see it tomorrow?     wldylktsttmr
  Jake: Yes, come tomorrow after my lesson.     ys,cmtmrftmlsn
             You have to interview her on Friday.     yhvtintvhonfrd
             You should talk to her first.     ysldtlkthfrst
Susan: What not?     wtnt
             What's so funny?     wtssfn
  Jake: I shouldn't laugh.     isldntlf
             But I'm thinking of us working together.     gtimtnkifswkitgt
Susan: It's funny.     itsfn
  Jonh: Yes. It is.     ysits
  Jake: If you think that's funny,     ifytnkttsfn
            you should see me sail.    yslksmsl

         看自己慢腾腾的学习进度，深感惭愧。孙老师为大家从早忙到深夜，结果累病多次，这次生病更重，住院已经两周。我在学习方法上总是东跑西奔，不能真切领会孙老师的教导。加上以前的旧习惯的势力，学习总不上路。压码语音，文本，理解。压不住体现在：语音压不住，语音滑走抓不住。文本压不住，不能闪现出文本。理解压不住，不能理解意思。


LESSON 12  WELL, THIS IS A SURPRISE.    
   
  John: Good morning.     gdmni
             This is "Hello America" and I'm John P. Banks.     tsshknrcandmjnpbnks
             In the news,     itns
             the President is in Europe.     tpsdntsinerp
             The weather for today is clear and cool.     twtftdsclandcl
             You don't need your umbrella or raincoat.     ydntndyumbrlornct
             And it's a beautiful day for sailing.     andtsbutfldfsl
             And now "The Weekend Report" with Susan Webster and Jake Seltzer.     anntwkndrptwtssnwbstanjksltz
             Hello Susan. Hello. Jake.     hlssnhljk
Susan: Hello, John.     hljn
             We're sailing today at the Stamford Marina.     wrslitdattstmfdmrn
             There's a big race out here.     trsbgrcoth
    Jake: Yes. There are races all weekend.     ystrrcsalwkn
    John: Jake, can you sail?     jkcnysl
    Jake: I can't sail very well.     ictslvrwl
Susan: It's a wonderful day, John.     itswndfldjn
  John: You look great together.     ylkgrtgt
Susan: Thank you.     tnky
              I love this sport.     ilvtspt
  John: First a commercial.     fstcmrcl
             Then back to Jake and Susan.     tnbctjkanssn
  Chris: How are you doing, Jake?     haydijk
  Jake: Terrible.     trbl
Susan: Why?     w
  Jake: Because I want to get out.     bcsiwntgtt
Susan: You should relax.     ysldrlx
  Jake: I can't relax.     icntrlx
             I don't like this.     idntlkts
  Chris: I'm sorry you aren't happy.     imsryanthp
  Jake: The boat is rocking.     tbtsrki
             I want to get out.     iwntgtot
Susan: You can't.     ycnt
  Chris: Jake, you can't get out now.     jkycngttn
             You have to stay there.     yhvtstt
  Jake: I want to get out.     iwntgtt
             The boat is rocking I don't like it.    tbtisrkiidntlkt
            I'm getting out.     imgtiot
  Chris: After the show. Jake.     afrtsjk
  Carol: You have to stay there now, Jake.     yhbtsttnjk
             Three, two, one. Camera.     tr,t,on,cmr
            You're on the air.     yronta
  Jake: Here we are again.     hwagn
  Carol: I love this sport,     ilvtspt
             don't you, Jake?     dntyjk
  Jake: Well, of course, Susan.     wlofsssn
              I have a great teacher.     ihvgrtc
Susan: We're at the Stamford Marina.     wrattstmfdmrn
              I'd like to introduce you to Jake's sailing teacher, Chris Bloom.     idlktintrdcytjkslitc,crsblm
            Chris, can you tell us about the races?     crscytlusbtrcs
  Chris: We have races here every weekend in the summer.     whvrcshrevrwkndintsm
              This weekend is the big race of the year.     tswkndstbgrcfty
Susan: Can people watch?     cnpplwtc
  Chris: Yes. But you have to have your own boat or get here before 10: 00a. m.     ysbtyhvthvyonbtogthrbftnam
             At 10: 00, the boats leave the dock.     attclctbtslvtdc
Susan: How much is a lesson?     hmcslsn
  Chris: A lesson costs fifty dollars.     alsncstsfftdls
Susan: How long is a lesson?     hlnslsn
  Chris: An hour.     ano
Susan: Is it good idea to have an appointment?     istgddthvnpntmnt
  Chris: You have to have an appointment.     yhvthvnpntmnt
             We're very busy.     wrvrbs
Susan: Thank you, Chris.     tnky,crs
            Coming up:    cmiup
            some great racing from Stamford Marina.     smgrtrcfrstmfdmrna
  Jake: Stay turned.     stytnd
  Carol: Linda says you look great together.     lndssylkgrtgt
             She wants you to work together more often.     swtsytwrktgtmoftn
  Jake: Can I get out now?     cngttn
Susan: Jake, you're amazing!     jk,yramz
  Carol: Chris, can you come with me?     crscmycmwtm
            We need some information before the race tomorrow.     wndsmifmtbftrctmr
  Chris: Sure. Susan,    sssn
             I can you help Jake?     cnyhlpjk
Susan: OK.     ok,
Susan: I like to sail,     ilktsl
            don't you?     dnty
  Jake: Just help me get out. . .     jsthlpmgtt
             I'm dizzy.     imdz
Susan: I'm sorry I wasn't nice to you.     imsriwsntncty
              You're not so bad.     yrntsbd
  Jake: Gee, thanks.     g.tnks
Susan: You look good when you're seasick.     ylkgwnyrssk
    Jake: Thanks.     tnks
Susan: I want to be friends.     iwntbfrnds
    Jake: I want to be friends too.     iwntbfrndst
Susan: Just friends.     jstfrnds
    Jake: That's all I want, Susan.     ttsalwntssn
             We work together.     wwktgt
Susan: OK, then.     ok,tn
    Jake: OK.     ok.
  Carol: Well, this is a surprise.     wl,tsssprs
    Jake: Yes, it's amazing.     ys,itsmzi
               Anything can happen on "The WEFL Weekend Report"!    anticnhpnontweflwkndrpt

           我把每课的课文复印一份。在上面做标注，每次跟读时，就看着这个来做。这样，需要关注的地方就会时刻关注。


LESSON 1 I'D LIKE SOME BAKING POTATOES.    
   
SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET    
   
  Carol: Excuse me?     excsm
               I'd like some baking potatoes.     idlksmbkiptts
               Do you have any baking potatoes?     dyhvanbkiptts
  Clerk: Yes. They're over there.     ystrovt
  Carol: Do you have any bananas?     dyhvanbnns
  Clerk: Yes.     ys
             I have those.     ihvts
  Carol: Are they ripe?     atrp
  Clerk: Yes, they are.     ysta
  Carol: These look good.     tslg
               Do you have any grapes?     dyhvangrps
  Clerk: Sorry, we're out of grapes.     sr,wr,otfgrps
             We have some nice strawberries.     whvsmncstrbrs
  Carol: No, thanks.     n,tnks
              I don't need any strawberries.    idnndanstrbrs
             Where's the cauliflower?     wrstcliflw
  Clerk: Oh, it's next to the lettuce.     o,itsnxttltc
  Carol: Thank you.     tnky
Steven:Carol.    crl
  Carol: Hi. What are you doing here?     h,wtaydih
Steven: I'm shopping.     imspi
  Carol: Do you usually shop here?     dyuslsph
Steven: No. I'm on my way home.     nimnmwhm
             My sister lives around the corner.     msstlvsarndtcn
  Carol: Your shopping cart is almost empty.     yspictsalmstempt
             Is that all you're buying--    isttlyrbyi
             some milk, some ice cream, and some cookies?     smlk.smiccrmansmcks
Steven: I don't cook much.     idntckmc
             The life of a single man.     tlffsnglmn
  Carol: I know what you mean.     inwtymn
Steven: At least there's work.     atlsttrswk
  Carol: To tell you the truth, Steven,     ttlyttrt,stvn
              I'm not really happy at work right now.     imntrlhptwkrtn
Steven: What's wrong?     wtsrn
  Carol: It isn't very interesting.     itsntvrintrsti
Steven: I'm sorry you're not happy.     imsryrnthp
             If I can help, let me know.     ificnhlp,ltmn
  Carol: Thank you, Steven.     tnkystvn
             That's nice.     ttsnc
Steven: Sure.     sr
               And now I have a very important question to ask you.     annihvvrimprtntqsttasky
  Carol: What?     wt
Steven: Where's the coffee?     wrstcf
  Carol: It's in aisle three.     itsnaltr
             Follow me.     flm
             I need some coffee too.    indscft

       中午没有休息，做了一课练习，晚上再练习一课。因为上下午四个小时监考，不能坐，来回走了四个小时，又去超市购物。累得头痛，吃去痛片。做完家务坐下来学习，真是想躺下休息。坚持就是胜利。每天都有事情，每天都有不适，就无法学习了。克服困难。

LESSON 2 I NEED TWO BOXES OF CEREAL.    

SCENE ONE: THE SUPERMARKET    
John: What's wrong?     wts r
Susan: I can't find my list.     icnfnmls
  John: Do you need the list?     dyn tlst
Susan: Yes, I do.     ys id
           I can't remember everything on it.     icnrmmb evrt ont
  John: You seem upset today, Susan.     ysm妈s赛 td,ssn
Susan: Oh, here's the list.     o,hrstlst
   
  John: OK. Where to first?     ok,wtfst
Susan: Aisle six.     ilsx
           I need two boxes of cereal,     intbxsfcrl
           one loaf of bread,     onlfbrd
           a can of tomato paste,    acnftmtpst
           a dozen eggs,     adznegs
           and two pounds of meat.     antpdsfmt
  John: Here's the produce section.     hstprdcsct
           Do you need any fruit or vegetables?     dyndanfrtrvgtbls
Susan: Yes. I need some vegetables.     ysinsvgtbls

Susan: This isn't fresh.     tssn frs
           Don't you have any fresh lettuce?     dntyhvanfrsltc
Clerk: How about this?     hbts
           This is a nice head of lettuce.     tssnchdfltc
Susan: It's OK.     itsok
           Thank you.     tnky
  John: Do you need anything else?     dyndantiels
Susan: I need some tomatoes.     insmtmts
  John: How many tomatoes do you need?     hmntmtsdyn
Susan: Twelve.     twlv???
  John: That's a lot of tomatoes .     ttsltftmts
           What're you making?     wtaymki
Susan: It's surprise . . .     itsprs
           Excuse me?     excsm
           Look at these.     lkts
         They're too ripe.     trtrp
         Don't you have any other tomatoes?     dntyhvnottmts
  Clerk: I have those.     ihvts
Susan: How much they?     hmcat
  Clerk: Three dollars a pound.     trdls a pnd
  John: Three dollars a pound.     trdls a pnd
           That's too expensive.     ttstexpnsv
Susan: They're expensive,    trexpnsv
           but they aren't too expensive.     btantexpnsv
           I'll take them.     iltktm
  John: What else?     wtels
Susan: I need a pound of carrots and two pounds of mushrooms. . .     indpndfcrtsantpndsfmsrms
           There aren't any mushrooms.     tant anmsrms
  Clerk: I can get some from the back.    icngsfrtbc
           How many do you want?     hmndywnt
Susan: Two pounds .     twpnds
   
  John: These apples look delicious.     tsaplsldlcs
Susan: They look OK.     tlkok.
  John: What is it, Susan?     wts ssn
           Are you upset about my trip tomorrow?     ayustbtmtrtmr
Susan: I want to make you a great dinner before you leave for Denver.     iwntmkygrdnbfylvfdnv
John: It doesn't have to be a big deal.     idsnhvtba bdl
           I'm just going for two days.     imjsgiftwds
Susan: Are you coming back?     aycmibc
  John: Yes. Of course I'm coming back.     ysofcsmcmibc
Susan: I want you to go on a full stomach.     iwntytgon aflstmc
  Clerk: Your mushrooms miss.     ymsrmsms
Susan: Do you have any peaches?     dyhvanpcs
  Clerk: There aren't any.     tanan
           Peaches aren't in season.    pcsantnssn

       早晨起来听几遍80%第三册第二课，跟读。发现，因为近期20%的速度听多了，已经习惯于慢速说话，听80%的速度，跟读就会感觉到不太适应。早期听慢速感觉到慢得让人心慌。现在对于慢速习惯了，对于中速应该开始训练。我在想在平时的学习中，如何把慢速、中速 和快速三个速度结合练习的问题。要把听什么速度，都感觉很正常，今天三种速度都听听，就感觉好多 了。看来要适应各种速度。还要适应各种口音。第一步慢速20%（因人不同）的速度注音记忆。第二步中速80%（因人不同）的速度跟读理解。第三步快速200%（因人不同）的速度闪现文本。
            怎样知道这一课学习已经达到目标？用什么标准来检验？用第三步的，通过达标。


LESSON 3 IS THAT YOUR SPECLAL DINNER I SMELL?    

SCENE ONE: SUSAN'S APARTMENT    

  John: Hi. Is that your special dinner I smell?     histyspcldnisml
Susan: I cooked it too long.     ickdt tln
  John: I'm sure it's delicious.     ims itsdlcs
           Where is it?     w ist
  John: Don't worry. . .     dntwr
          I'm a good cook.     im a gdck
Susan: Really?     rl
           I didn't know that.     idnt
  John: Yes, it's true.     ysitstr
           I can cook dinner in no time.     icdkdninntm
           Now, do you have any mushrooms?     ndyhvanmsrms
Susan: How many mushrooms do you want?     hmnmrmsdywnt
  John: Whatever you have.     wtvyhv
           And I need a can of tomato paste.     andindcnftmtpst
Susan: OK. Here.     ok,h
  John: Do you have an onion?     dyhvnonn
Susan: I have these.     ihvts
           Which one do you want?     wcondywnt
  John: The big one.     tbgon
           Mmmm. Wait until you taste this sauce.     m,wtuntlytsttssc
Susan: What are you making?     wtaymk
  John: Spaghetti.     sp背gt
Susan: Spaghetti.     spgt
            I love spaghetti.     ilvspgt
           We're missing one ingredient.     wrmsonngrdnt
  John: What?     wt
John & Susan: Spaghetti!     spgt


SCENE TWO: THE SUPERMARKET    

Susan: Hi, Jake.     h,jk
  Jake: Oh, hello, Susan.     o,hl.ssn
           How are you doing?     hayd
Susan: I'm fine, thanks.     imfntnks
           Is that your dinner?     isttydn
  Jake: Yes. Maybe I should put it back and we can have dinner together.     ysmbisdpttbckanwcnhvdntgt
Susan: No, thanks.     ntnks
           John is cooking spaghetti.     jnsckspgt
  Clerk: Is that all?     isttl
Susan: Yes, this is all I need.     ystssalind
           Wait a minute.     wtmnt
          How much are the cookies?     hmcatcks
  Clerk: Which ones?     wcons
Susan: The ones over there.     tonsovt
  Clerk: Fifty cents each.     fftcntsec
Susan: Give me four, please.     gvmfpls


SCENE THREE: SUAN'S APARTMENT    

  John: How do you like it?     hdylkt
Susan: Umm. . .    um
            it's. . .     its
           umm. . .     um
           delicious.     dlcs
           It just needs some pepper.     itjstndsmpp
  John: Do you have any?     dyhvan
Susan: Here it is.     hrts
  John: Now how does it taste?     nhdsttst
Susan: Good. It just needs some salt.     gd,itjstndssmslt
  John: Salt. OK.     sltok
Susan: John, it's delicious.     jnitsdkcs
           It really is.     itrlis
            But something is missing.     btsmtisms
           I don't know what it is.     idtnwttis
  John: Maybe you're right.     mbyrrt
Susan: What kind of spaghetti sauce is this?     wtkndfspgtscists
  John: Sausage.     ssg
Susan: I know what's missing.     inwtsms
  John: Me too.     mt
John & Susan: The sausage!    tssg

        看着文本，听着语音，感觉到熟悉。大部分的内容都是理解的。但离开文本，单独听时，可能只是声音熟悉，但内容就不知在说什么。看着文本，能够理解，但如果自己去写这段话，用中文写，就感觉会有一些不同。直接用英语写，就感觉有些地方不流畅，或不符合中国人的说话习惯。当然我们应该进入到他们的场景中，按他们的习惯来写作。怎样能快速达到这样境界。想到什么就怎么说，然后再对照原文看一下。一句话可以有多种说法。这就把以前学过的和今天学的都过一遍了。现在，对于课文能够记住一些内容，空闲的时候就会想一段，就有了上面的感受。

LESSON 4 YOU WEREN'T HERE YESTERDAY.    

SCENE ONE: THE EXERCISE STUDIO    

  Carol: You weren't here yesterday.     ywhystd
Susan: No, I wasn't.    niwsnt
           I was at my grandmother's house.     iwstmygrndmtshs
           She lives in New York.     slvsnnyk
  Carol: No kidding?    nkd
           She lives in New York?     slvsnnyk
Susan: Yes. Yesterday was her birthday.     ysystdwshbtd
            She's eighty-one.     sseton
  Carol: Really?     rl
           She's eighty-one? . . .     sseton
           Was John with you?     wsjnwty
Susan: No. John was in Denver.     njnwsndnv
  Carol: Was he at KDEN?     wshtkden
Susan: Yes, he was ,     yshws
            but don't tell anyone.     btdntlanon
            He doesn't want anyone to know.     hdsntwntanontn
Edna: Pay attention, ladies,     patntlds
         One, two. One, two. One, two. One, two.     o,t,o,t,o,t,o,t

  Carol: Yes, I was .     ys,iws
Susan: Was Linda here?     wslndh
  Carol: No. She was at work.    n.swstwk
           She and Steven were at the studio.     sanstvnwttstd
Susan: And where was Jake? Was he at the studio too?     anwwsjk
  Carol: On Friday night?     wshtstdt
           You're got to be kidding.     yrgtbkd
           He was with Chris.     hwswtcrs
           How was John's trip?     hwsjnstrp
Susan: I don't know.     idntn
  Edna: Sit-ups. Ladies.     stpslds
           Get on you backs.     gtnybcs
  Carol: Susan, were you ever a writer?     ssn,wyevawrt
Susan: Yes. It was my first job.     ysitwsmfstjb
  Carol: After a while,     aftawl
           were you ready to make a change?     wyrdtmkacng
Susan: I guess I was. . .    igsiws
    Why? Are you?     w?ay
Carol: I'm not sure.     imnts
          Hey, this exercise makes me thirsty.     h,tsexcsmksmtrst
           Do you want to go for a diet soft drink with me?     dywntgfadtsfdrnkwtm
Susan: Five more sit-ups.     fvmstps
          Then I want some ice cream.     tniwnsmiccrm
  Edna: Some ice cream?     smiccrm
          That's fifty more sit-ups .     ttfftmstps
           One, two. One, two. One two. One, two.     o,t,o,t,o,t,o,t

SCENE TWO: OUTSIDE THE WEFL STUDIO THE NEXT DAY    

Susan: John, you're back!     jn,yrbc
  John: I was at home last night.     iwsthmlstnt
            I called, but you weren't at home.     icld,btywnthm
           Where were you?     wwy
Susan: Maybe I was at my exercise class.     mbiwstmexcscls
           You look awful.     ylkafl
  John: I was up all night.     iwspalnt
Susan: Why?     w
  John: I wasn't sure if I should take the job.     iwsntsifsldtktjb
Susan: So was the weather nice in Denver?     swstwtnc indnv
  John: No. It was cold and cloudy.     n,itwscldancld
Susan: Were the people at KDEN friendly?     wtpplatkdenfrndl
  John: Yes. They were very friendly.     ys,twvrfrndl
Susan: Was the hotel near the studio?     wsthtlntstd
  John: Yes, it was.     ys,itws
           Do you want to hear about the job?     dywnthbtjb
Susan: Oh, John.    oh,jn
            Don't tell me now.     dntlmn
           I don't want to talk about it.     idnwnttlkbt
  John: I want the job,     iwntjb
           but I don't want to leave you.     btdnwntlvy
Susan: You have to do what's right for you .     yhvtdwtsrtfy
  John: Susan,     ssn
           we can continue our relationship.     wccntnorltsp
Susan: Oh, come on.    o,cmn
           I wasn't born yesterday.    iwsnbnystd
           It won't work.     itwnwk
  John: I want it to work.     iwnttwk
Susan: Long-distance relationships never work.     lngdstncrltspsnvwk
  John: Susan, I really care for you.     ssn,irlcfy
Susan: Can you just leave me alone now?    cyjstlvmlnn
           Please?     pls
  John: Don't throw away what we have together.     dntrwwtwhvtgt
Susan: It's over, John.     itovjn
            Please go.     plsg
  John: Susan!     ssn
Susan: Please go, John.     plsgjn
           Excuse me.    excsm

          早晨一般会朗读十五分钟左右的课文或课后的文本。今天感觉到朗读的速度快一些。朗读时还是信心不足，但有很大的改观。一开始学习英语，十五分钟是朗读不了一课。总想停下来，这个词读得不对，那个词读得不好。整个身体都紧绷着，读得不仅是精神累，身体也感觉到累。气不够用。现在每课中的这样的单词越来越少了。语音开始固定。朗读有点放松感，但还没有达到很好的放松。放松是一个很重要的指标。小孩子学习时，就是很放松的状态，随便你讲什么，他听什么，不加分析，不加推敲，不加抵制，只管听着。随着年令的递增，学习中的杂想，形成太多的干扰波。如果能做到，像蓝天上一朵白云，无牵无挂，学习就上路了。
        目前，干扰最多是最后一个字母是否发音，比如，遇到T或D，就想是否发音，没有注意刚才他（她）说这句话时，是否发音，倒回去再听一遍，是常有的事情。想到孙裕亭老师说，一按键，就一直听下去，不要停。我想我的做法是错误的。其实每个音都是要发音，只是因为后面的影响，发得不响亮而已。如果我能做到发音准确，到时就自然会达到不响亮的发音，和原音发得一样的音，所以过去的想法和做法是十分不对，会影响到下面的听清，因为一见到T或D，大脑就想这个发音，还是不发音？
        这是影响听清的一个原因。听不清，是因为是各种各样让耳朵停下来的障碍，使得耳朵暂时不接受信息，而是用大脑去思考刚听到的，需要想想的问题。比如想一想上一句话的文本，想一想上一句话的某个词发音，想一想两个词连起来如何连读，等等，结果下面的内容就没有听进去。所以听清一直不能做好。过去还有一个问题，就是十分地关注连读，现在发现，应该关注一个音节，可以把单词分为几个音节来处理。比如，EXPECT，EX单独读，就好读了许多。今天第一次把一篇课文听完一遍再听一遍，再听一遍。原来总是有各种原因，会把课文停下来解决各种各样希奇古怪的杂事。今天没有问题让我停下来，只有听音。



LESSON 5 THEY OFFERED ME A JOB IN DENVER.    

SCENE ONE: THE WEFL STUDIO    
   
    Mike: What did you do on the weekend, Carol?     wddyd ontwkncrl
  Carol: I stayed at home and cleaned the house.     istdthmnclnths
  Mike: Did you watch TV on Saturday night?     dywtTVonstdnt
  Carol: No. Why?     n,w
    Mike: I watched a great movie.     iwtdgtmv
  Carol: Which one?     wco
    Mike: Rocky     rc
             with Sylvester Stallone.     wslvststln
           What did you do this weekend, Steven?     wdydtwknstvn
Steven: I worked. . .     iwkd
            I was at the studio on Saturday and Sunday.     iws威日tstd onstdansnd
  Mike: Well, you missed a great movie on TV.     wlym莫sdgrtmvontv
  Carol: Jake, how was your weekend?     jkhws威丝ywkn
  Jake: Great?     grt
  Carol: What did you do?     wdyd
  Jake: I played some tennis with a friend,     ipldsmtnswtfrnd
           and then we listened to music at my place.     antnwlstntmscmplc
  Mike: How about you, John?     hbtyjn
           Did you do anything this weekend?     ddydanttswknd
  John: Well, I . . . Linda!    wlilnd
           Do you have a minute?     dyhvmnt
           I need to talk to you.     imttlkty
  Linda: Sure. Come into my office.     scmintmofc
   
SCENE TWO: LINDA'S OFFICE    
   
John: They offered me a job in Denver.     tofmjbindnv
Linda: I didn't expect this,    John.    iddnteptsjn,ddydcttktjb
          Did you decide to take the job?     jndydcdttktjb
John: Yes, I did, Linda.    yiddlnd
           I'm planning to take the job.     impntktjb
Linda: Did they offer you a lot of money?     ddtofyltfmn
John: Yes, but it wasn't just the money?     ysbtwsntjsttmn
Linda: What was it?     wtwst
John: The job.     tjb
Linda: Did you apply for the job?     ddyaplftjb
John: No. They came to me first.     n,tcntmfst
Linda: Why didn't you talk to me first?     wddnttlktmfst
John: I wanted to hear about the job first.     iwtthbtjbfst
         It's a good job for me.     itgdjbfm
Linda: Did they give you a contract?     ddtgvyactrct
John: Yes. It's a two-year contract.    ysitwycntrct
           It's for a new show.     itsfns
           I'm the only host and the executive producer.     imtonlhstndtexctvprdc
Linda: I can't believe it.     icntblvt
         When do you go?     wndyg
John: In two weeks.     intwks
Linda: Did you study your contract at WEFL?     ddystdycntrctwefl
John: Yes. I studied it yesterday.     ysistddtystd
           I have to give you two weeks' notice.     ihvtgvytwksntc
Linda: How can you do this?     hcnydts
John: Linda, I was never happy here.     lnd,iwsnvhph
Linda: I want to see your contract.    iwntsyrcntrct
         I don't think you can leave that fast.     idntnkycnlvtfst
         I have it right here.     ihvtrth
         Did I leave it at home?    ddilvthm
         Where did I put it?    wddptt

         监考时，因为只能来回走，我就想前面三册学过的课文内容，东一榔头西一棒子，这篇课文想起几句，另一篇课文又想起几句。下午监考二个小时，想个不停，非常高兴。想起孙裕亭老师给我说过的，“学习到某一天，会几个小时，乐此不疲地说话，说着课文里的句子。” 今天我第一次体会到。我知道，学习是要高强度突击一个时间段。过去的一年来，我的学习，是没有一次很好地从头听到尾，半路上就结束常有，就算听着，想着其他事情。总之，昨天才第一次把课文从头听到尾，没有给自己提问题，去找答案中途退场。以前的学习都是不到位的，也就是从负值开始，到昨天才接近零起点。那么我的学习，应该从今天算起，从头做起。我想就从今年一月一日算起，我的压码法真正开始进入学习。在这之前，都是在克服自己三十年来养成的坏毛病，用去了一年多的时间。当然按孙老师的要求看，我想还有一些毛病，需要改正。

LESSON 6 DID I TELL YOU YOU'RE TERRIFIC?    
   
SCENE ONE: THE CONTROL ROOM    
      Jake: This is story about the new smoking law.     tss strbtnsmkl
                 Restaurants have smoking and non-smoking sections now.     rstrntshvsmkannnsmksctnsn
    Carol: Yes, but you should show people smoking.     ysbtysldspplsmk
    Jake: I did.     id
    Carol: No, you didn't.     nyddnt
    Jake: Yes, I did.    ysidd
                I showed a man smoking.     iswdmnsmk
  Carol: Well, I watched the tape.     wliwtcdttp
               I didn't see a man smoking.     iddntsmnsmk
    Jake: Can we watch it together?     cnwwtcttgt
  Carol: Sure.     sr
  Carol: See? The woman walked into the restaurant.     setwmnwlkdittrstrnt
               She talked to the waiter. . .     stlkdttwt
              She asked for the non-smoking section . . .     saskdftnmsmksct
              Then she followed the waiter to a table. . .     tnsfldtwtttbl
              Then she sat sown and looked at the menu.     tnsstsnanlkdttmn
    Jake: Then a man started to smoke,     tnmnsttdtsmk
               The woman pointed to the non-smoking sign and asked him to put out the cigarette.     twmnpntdttmmsmksnandskdhmtptotcigrt
  Carol: No, she didn't.     n,sddnt
    Jake: Can you play the tape again, please?     cnyplttpgnpls
  Carol: That's the end of the tape.      ttstndfttp
               You didn't show a man smoking.     yddntsmnsmk
    Jake: Something's missing.     smtsms
               A man started to smoke,    amnstrtdtsmk
             and the woman asked him to stop.     antwmnaskdhmtstp
             The man was very upset . . .     tmnwsvrupst
              I want to ask Mike about this.     iwntaskmkbtts
  Carol: Yes, you should.     ysysld
  John: Hi, Carol.     h,crl
  Carol: Oh, hi. How was your trip?     o,h,hwsyrtrp
  John: It was good.     itwsgd
             Thanks .     tnks
  Carol: Did you take the job?     ddytktjb
  John: Yes, I decided to take it.     ysidcdttkt
  Carol: Congratulations.     cngrtlts
             Thanks!     tnks
  John: Thanks.     tnks
              I just talked to Linda about it.     ijstlktlndbtt
  Carol: Was she surprised?     wsssprsd
  John: Yes, she was. And she was angry too.     yssws,andswsangrt
  Carol: Did you tell Susan about the job?     ddytlssnbttjb
  John: Yes. She was pretty upset.     ysswsprtupst
  Carol: I'm sure she was.     imssws
  John: What are you working on?     wtaywkon
  Carol: A story for Jake.     astrfjk
             There was a problem,     twprblm
             but I fixed it.     btfxdt
             He doesn't know it yet.     hdsntntyt
  John: You're very good, Carol.     yrvrgdcrl
  Carol: Thanks.     tnks
  John: Did you every try being a newscaster?     ddyevrtrbnwscst
  Carol: Yes. I did.    ysidd
              But that was a long time ago.     bttwslngtmag
  John: Did you like it?     ddylkt
  Carol: I loved it,    ilvdt
             but I wasn't very good at it.     btwsntvrgdtt
  John: You should try again.     ysldtrgn
             A job is opening up,     ajbsopnup
             you know.     yn
  Carol: That's true.     ttstr
  Jake: What's true?     wtstr
  John: That Carol is good.     ttcrlsgd
  Jake: You didn't have to tell me that.     yddnthvttlmt
  John: Think about it Carol.    tnkbttcrl
               See you later, Jake.     syltjk
  Jake: Did you hear that John is leaving?     ddyhtjnslv
  Carol: Yes, I did.    ysidd
             Did you talk to Mike?     ddytlktmk
  Jake: No. I don't know where he is.     nidntnwhs
             Now, what can I do?     nwtcnid
  Carol: Don't worry.     dntwr
             I talked to him and I fixed the tape.     itlkthmanifxdttp
              I added the part with the man smoking.     iadtptwttmnsmk
  Jake: Did I tell you you're terrific?     dditlyyrtrfc
  Carol: No, you didn't.     n,yddnt
  Jake: Well, I think you're terrific , Carol.     wlitnkyrtrfc,crl
  Jake: I'm standing in front of Louie's Seaside Restaurant.     imstndinfrntfls ssdrstrnt
             Some people are unhappy about the new smoking law.    smpplaunhppbtnsmkl

第七课放不出来，先空着，再补