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第十课课文注音：

2.10


LESSON 10  YOU AND JAKE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER.    lst,yajkhvtwktgt

Susan: Hi, Linda.    h,ld
    What are you doing?    wt(a)ydi
Linda: I can't find my lipstick.  icfmlpstc
    I'm looking for some lipstick.    imlkfsmlpstv
Susan: I have to find my purse.    ihvtfmps
    Where's Rita?  wsrt
Linda: Rita's sick.    rtssc
    She has the flu.  shstfl
Susan: I'm sorry to hear that.    imsrthtt
Linda: Yes, it's too bad, isn't it?    ys,ittbd,istt
    Her doctor says she has to rest and take medicine twice a day.    hdctssshsttst(a)tkmdctc(a)d
Susan: Does she have to stay in bed?    dshvtstibd
Linda: Yes. And she has to drink a lot of water.    ys,ashstdkwt
Susan: When can she come back to work?    wcscbktwk
Linda: She has to see her doctor first.  shstshdctfst
Susan: Linda, I have to talk to you.    ld,ihvtttkty
Linda: Now?  n
    How much time do you need?  hmctmdynd
Susan: Five minutes.    fvmnt
Linda: OK, But I have to hurry because I'm late.    ok,bt(i)hvthrbcs(i)mlt
    Mike and I have to be at a meeting at 8: 00.    mkad(i)hvtbatmtatet
Susan: Jake and I are working together.  jkan(i)awktgt
    I want to do a good story on sailing,  iwtd(a)gdstrosl
    but Jake can't sail.  bjkcsi
Linda: He has to learn to sail.  hhstltsi
    You and Jake have to work together.  yajkhvtwktgt
Susan: Why?  w
Linda: Because you look good together.    bcsyl(k)gdtgt
Susan: I can't work with Jake.    icwk(w)tjk
Linda: Why not?    wnt
Susan: Because Jake always wants to be the star.    bcsjkawswttbtst
Linda: You and Jake have to work together.    yajkhvtwktgt
Susan: Before you get mad,    bfygmd
    listen.  ls
Linda: I'm listening.    imlsn
Susan: I'm working with Jake.  imwkwtjk
    It's hard.  ithd
    He's always the star.    hsawstst
    He always has to be first.    hawshstbfst
    And he's always late.  ahsawsl(t)
Linda: I know, Susan.    ik,ss
Susan: I need to do stories alone.    intdstrsal
Linda: Susan, you're very good,  s,yrvrgd
    but watch yourself on the videotape.    bwtyslfotvdtp
  After you watch,    aftywt
    talk to me again.    tkmag
Susan: Why?  w
    Tell me.    tm
Linda: Because Jake has a lot of experience.    bcsjkhsaltfexbrc
    You're young.    yry
  You have a lot to learn from him.    yhvaltlfhm
Susan: Oh.    o
Linda: Before the show,    bfts
    Jake's terrible.    jkstrb
  But when the show is on,    bwtswso
  he's always perfect.    hsawsprfct
  Watch.    wt
Susan: Maybe you're right.    mbyrt
Linda: Susan,    ss
  you have to walk before you can run.    yhvtwkbfycr
  You have to excuse me.    yhvtexcsm
  I have to go.    ihvtg
Susan: Linda,    ld
  here's the lipstick.    hs(t)lpstc
Linda: Do you think I have to put it on?    dytkihvtpt(o)
Susan: You don't have to,    ydhvt
    but you look good with it.    bylkgdwtt
Linda: Thanks.    tks
Susan: Linda?  ld
Linda: Talk to me again after you report on sailing.    tktmagaftyrpt(o)sl
  Maybe we can do something.      mbwcdst
Susan: Linda.  ld

this is the end of lesson ten.  tsstedlst

第十课练习注音：

2.10


BOOK TWO, LESSON TEN

N: Lesson Ten. Listen.  lst,ls
F: Henry! Where are you going?  hhr,waygi
M: Out.  ot
F: Well, first you have to clean your room.  w,fst(y)hvtcln(y)rm
M: Aw, Ma, do I really have to?  a,m,d(i)rlhvt
F: Yes, you do. You have to.  ys,yd,yhvt
    Now.  n
M: I don't want to do it now.    idwtdo(i)n
      I'm late...  imlt
F: First things first. You need to learn good habits.  fstsfst,yntlgdhbt
M: I don't want to learn good habits.    odwtlgdhbt
    My habits are OK.  mhbt(a)ok
F: Listen, Henry. You have to clean your room,    ls,hr,yhvtclyrm
    and you have to do it now.  ad(y)hvtdn
    I don't want to hear any more complaints.  odhvthanmcplt
M: I have to do this,  ihvtdots
    and I have to do that.  snihvtdtt
    Have to, have to, have to.  hvt,hvt,hvt
    What a life!  wtlf
N: That's a conversation between a woman and her teenage son.  ttacvstbtnwmnahtngs
    teenage, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen . . . teenage.    tng,tt,ft,fft,tng
    His name is Henry,    hsnmshr
    and he says something like,    ahssstlk
    "Oh, Mother," "Oh, Mom."    o,mt,omm
    He says:  hss
M: Oh, Mom.  o,m(m)
N: You say it.    ysyt
    Be a teenager.    batng
    Say, "Aw, Ma."    s,a,m
    Then she says:  tsss
F: First things first.    fstsfst
N: She means you have to do the important things first,    smsyhvtdt(i)pttsfst
    before other things.      bfotts
    Say it:  syt
    First things first.  fsttsfst
    And then she says:  atsss
 
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F: You need to learn good habits.  yntlgdhbt
N: Good habits.    gdhbt
    A habit is something we do all the time,  hbtistwdattm
    something we do regularly.  atwdrgll
    Repeat.    rpt
    good habits  gdhbt
    Henry's mother says:  hrsmtss
F:I don't want to hear any more complaints.      idwthrnmcplt
N: Complaints.    cplt
    A complaint is a protest.    acplts(a)prtst
    If necessary,    ifnssr
    find the word in a dictionary.  ftwd(i)n(a)dctnr
    complaint c-o-m-p-I-a-i-n-t  cplt,complain(n)t
    And finally,    afnl
    Henry says at the  end:  hrssted
M: What a life!  wt(a)lf
N: What a life!  wtlf
    Henry is really saying,    hrisrlsi
    "I don't like my life,    idlkmlf
    my life is not a good life."    mlfisntgdlf
    You say it:    ysyt
    What a life!  wtlf
    Henry is a teenager.    hris(a)tng
    He speaks in an informal way.    hspks(i)nifmw
    Instead of,  istsf
    "I don't want to do it now,"    idwtdo(I)n
    he says:  hss
M: I don' wanna do it now.  idwndo(i)n
N: And instead of,  adistdf
    "I don't want to learn good habits,"    idwtlgdhbt
    he says:  hss
M: I don' wanna learn good habits.  idwnlgdhbt
N: Instead of,    istdf
    "I have to do this,  ihvtdts
    and I have to do that,"    adihvtdtt
    he says:  hss
M: I haft do this,    ihfdts
    and I haft do that.    adihfdtt
N: And finally,    af(n)l
    instead of,  istdf
    "What a life!"    wtalf
    he says:    hss
M: Whadda life!    wd(a)lf
N: Henry's speech is normal American English pronunciation.    hrspcsnmamrceglspncat
    Repeat.  rot
M: I don' wanna do it now.    idwndo(i)n
    I don' wanna learn good habits.      idwn(a)lgdhbt
    I have to do this,    ihvtta
    and I haft do that.  adihvttt
    Whadda life!  wd(a)lf
N: OK. Now repeat after me.  ok,nrpt(a)ftm
    have to      hvt
    want to      wt
    need to  nt
    I have to   
    I want to  iwt
    I need to  iht
    he has to      hhst
    she wants to    swtt
    he needs to    hntt
    Sam, repeat this phrase.    am,rptsprs
    improve my English    ipvmeg(l)s
    improve my English  ipvmeg(l)s
    All right,    art
    improve means "make better."  ipvmsmkbt
    I want to make my English better.    iwtmkmeg(l)sbt
    I want to improve my English.    iwto(i)pvmeg(l)s
    Now I say a phrase,    nis(a)prs
    for example,  fr(e)xpl
    "have to"      hvt
    and you say,    adys
    "I have to improve my English."    ihvto(i)pvmeg(l)s
    Always make a sentence with    awsmkstcwt
    "improve my English."  ipvmeg(l)s
    Ready? OK.  rd,ok
    Have to.  hvt
M: I have to improve my English.    ihvtoipvmeg(l)s
N: Need to.  ht
F: I need to improve my English.    ontoipvmeg(l)s
N: Want to.  wt
M: I want to improve my English.  iwtoipveg(l)s
N: OK, now,    ok,n 
    not "have to"    nthvt
    but "has to."  bthst
    We are speaking about Henry,    we(a)spkbthr
    so we say    sws
    "he" and "his."    hadhs
    Has to.  hst
F: He has to improve his English.    hhstoipvseg(l)s
N: Wants to.  wts
M: He wants to improve his English.    hwttoipveg(l)s
N: Needs to.  ndt
F: He needs to improve his English.    hndtoipvseg(l)s
N: OK. Very nice.    ok,k(v)rnc
    Now listen.      nls
SUSAN: Hi, Linda.    h,ld
    What are you doing?  wtaydi
LINDA: I can't find my lipstick.    ivgmlpstc
    I'm looking for some lipstick.  imlkgsmlpstc
SUSAN: I have to find my purse.  ihvtfmps
    Where's Rita?  wsrt
LINDA: Rita's sick.  rtssk
    She has the flu.    shstfl
SUSAN: I'm sorry to hear that.    imsrthtt
LINDA: Yes, it's too bad,  ys,ittbd
    isn't it?  istt
    Her doctor says she has to rest and take medicine twice a day.  hdctssshstrst(a)tkmdctwcad
SUSAN: Does she have to stay in bed?  dshvtstibd
LINDA: Yes. And she has to drink a lot of water.  ys,asdhstdkltwt
N: Ok, All right, Sam,  ok,art,sm
    now some  msm
    "have to,  hvt
    has to"  hst
    practice.  prctc
    First, "have to."    fst,hvt
    I say a phrase,    isy(a)prs
    for example,    frxapl
    "go home,"    ghm
    and you say,  ays
    "I have to go home."    ihvtghm
    That's all.    tta
    Easy? Sure.    es,s
    Let's do it.    ltdoit
    Ready?  rd
    Say the sentence,  ststc
    and then listen to the correct sentence.  atlsttcrt(s)tc
    Go home.  ghm
F: I have to go home.  ihvtghm
N: Study English.  stdeg(l)s
M: I have to study English.  ihvtstdeg(l)s
N: Work late.  wk(l)lt
F: I have to work late.  ihvtwklt
N: Now we talk about her    nwtkbh
    a woman,  awmn
    so we use she and has.  swussadhs
    Go to work.  gtwk
M: She has to go to work.  shstgtwk
N: Take medicine.  t(k)mdc
F: She has to take medicine.  shsttkmdc
N: Rest.  rst
M: She has to rest.  shstrst
N: Rest and take medicine.  rstatkmdc
F: She has to rest and take medicine.  shstrstatkmdc
N: OK. This is the end of Lesson Ten.  ok,tsstedlstn

第十课压码听懂归纳：

下课后做了一课的练习，等晚上下课再做一个练习。各个音节能够分出，在连读，略读，分辨的还不够清晰。还有很多地方不明白，还是先练着着，应该会有明白的那一天。第九课如下：

PART 1       
Lesson 9      SUSAN'S BEAUTHIFUL.  lsn(9),sssbtf
       
Text        
SCENE ONE: THE WEFL STUDIO THE SAME DAY
Carol: What's this?      wtts
Mike: It's a tissue.     itts
Carol: Thanks. Susan's beautiful.     tks,sssbtf
Mike: You're beautiful too, Carol.     yrbtft,cr
Rita: Hi, Carol. What's wrong?         h,cr,wtw
Carol: I'm angry at Jake.         imagjk
Rita: Jake's an idiot. Now where's Jake? Is he in the office?     jkdt,nwrsjk,ishitofc
Carol: No. He isn't in the office.     n,hisntitofc
Mike: Is he across the street?         ishcrstst
Carol: No. He isn't across the street.     n,hisntcrtst
Rita: Is he near the coffee machine?     ishntcfmc
Carol: He isn't near the coffee machine. Oh, there he is.     hisntntcfmc,otrhis
Rita: Where?         wr
Carol: He's on the set behind the desk.     hsotsbhtdsk
Rita: OK...Good luck.         ok,gdlc

SCENE TWO: THE"HELLO AMERICA"SET
Jake: Hello, America. My name is Jake Seltzer..    hl,amrc,mnmisjkst
    Hello, America. My name is Jake Seltzer..    hl,amrc,mnmisjkst
    This is the eight o'clock news.         tsstetclcns
    The weather is rainy, cold, and windy...    twtisrn,cd,adwd
    This is the eight o'clock news.         tsstetclcns
    The weather is rainy, cold, and windy...    twtisrn,cd,adwd
    Thank you. I'm Jake Seltzer.         tk,imjkst
Carol: What's this?                 wtts
Jake: It's a tape recorder for my show. What's that?    ittpcdfms,wtt
Carol: It isn't for you.             itisfy
Jake: What is it?                 wts
Carol: It's a name.                 itnm
Jake: What kind of name?             wkdonm
Carol: The host's name.             thssnm
Jake: Is it my name?                 isitmnm
Carol: It's a secret. See you tomorrow.     itsct,sytmr
Jake: Carol!                     cr
Carol: See you tomorrow. Jake.             sytmr,jk

写在这里是需要批改一下吧？
PART 1       
Lesson 9      SUSAN'S BEAUTHIFUL.  lsn(9),sssbtf
       
Text       
SCENE ONE: THE WEFL STUDIO THE SAME DAY
Carol: What's this?      wtts
Mike: It's a tissue.    itts
Carol: Thanks. Susan's beautiful.    tks,sssbtf
Mike: You're beautiful too, Carol.    yrbtft,cr
Rita: Hi, Carol. What's wrong?        h,cr,wtw
Carol: I'm angry at Jake.        imagY（a)jk
Rita: Jake's an idiot. Now where's Jake? Is he in the office?    jkSN(I)dt,nwrsjk,ishitofc
Carol: No. He isn't in the office.    n,his(n)t(i)tofc
Mike: Is he across the street?        ishcrstst(t)
Carol: No. He isn't across the street.    n,his(n)(t)crtst(T)
Rita: Is he near the coffee machine?    ishntcfmc
Carol: He isn't near the coffee machine. Oh, there he is.    his(n)(t)ntcfmc,otrh(i)s
Rita: Where?        wr
Carol: He's on the set behind the desk.    hs(o)tsbhtdsk
Rita: OK...Good luck.        ok,gdlc

SCENE TWO: THE"HELLO AMERICA"SET
Jake: Hello, America. My name is Jake Seltzer..    hl,amrc,mnmisjkst
    Hello, America. My name is Jake Seltzer..    hl,amrc,mnmisjkst
    This is the eight o'clock news.        tsstetclcns
    The weather is rainy, cold, and windy...    twtisrn,cd,adwd
    This is the eight o'clock news.        tsstetclcns
    The weather is rainy, cold, and windy...    twtisrn,cd,adwd
    Thank you. I'm Jake Seltzer.        tk,imjkst
Carol: What's this?                wtts
Jake: It's a tape recorder for my show. What's that?    ittpcdfms,wtt
Carol: It isn't for you.            it(i)sfy
Jake: What is it?                wts
Carol: It's a name.                itnm
Jake: What kind of name?            wkdonm
Carol: The host's name.            thssnm
Jake: Is it my name?                is(i)tmnm
Carol: It's a secret. See you tomorrow.    itsct,sytmr
Jake: Carol!                    cr
Carol: See you tomorrow. Jake.            sytmr,jk

引用

引用第83楼victorlee于2008-10-20 17:32发表的  :
下课后做了一课的练习，等晚上下课再做一个练习。各个音节能够分出，在连读，略读，分辨的还不够清晰。还有很多地方不明白，还是先练着着，应该会有明白的那一天。第九课如下：

刚才看了一下，大部分注音都可以，个别在连读，略读，分辨的还不够清晰的地方已经纠正，见（）部分。很快就会逐步解决的。

第十一课课文注音：

2.11

LESSON 11  YOU SHOULD BE NICE TO HIM.    lselv，ysbncthm

Susan: She said I have to walk before I can run.    ssd(i)hvtw(k)bficr
John: I don't understand.      idn(u)tstd
Susan: She wants me to learn from Jake.    swtmtlfjk
    He has a lot of experience.    hhs(a)lt(e)xprec
    You're a wonderful news reporter.    yr(a)wdfnsrpt
    You have a lot of experience too.    yhvaltexprect
John: I have too much experience.    ihvtmcexprec
    That's the problem.    tttpb(l)m
    Should I go to Denver?    sd(i)gtdv
Susan: You should do what's best for you .    ysddwtb(st)fy
    But I don't want you to go.    bt(i)wytd
John: I'm tired.    imtr(d)
Susan: You should go to bed early.    ysdgtbdel
    You shouldn't think about it now.    wsdtkbtn
    You don't have to decide tonight.    ydthvtdctnt
John: You're right.    yrrt
Susan: Oh.  o
John: What's the matter?    wttmt
Susan: I have a headache.    ihv(a)hdc
John: You should take an aspirin.  ysdtkn(a)sp
      Don't look up,    dlk(p)
    but I see Jake.  bt(i)sjk
Susan: I can't see.    ics
    I don't have my contact lenses in.  e(i)dhvmctclss(i)
John: you should wear your contact lenses.    ysdw(y)ctclss
Susan: Maybe he doesn't see us.    mbhdsse(u)s
John: He's looking at us.    hslktn(a)(u)s
Susan: Oh, no.    o,n
    I don't want to talk to him.    idwttkthm
John: You should be nice to him.    ysbncthm
  You have to work with him.    yhvtwk(w)thm
Jake: Hello, John.    hl,j
  Hello, Susan.    hl,(o)ss
  I'd like you to meet Chris.    idlkymcrs
  Chris is a sailing teacher.    crsssltc
Susan: Hello, Chris,    hl,crs
    It's nice to meet you .    itnctmy
    So you're a sailing teacher.    syr(a)sltc
Jake and I are reporting on sailing this Friday.    jk(a)d(i)arptosltsfd
Chris: I know.    ik
    I'm teaching him to sail.    imtchmtsl
Susan: How are you doing , Jake?    haydi,jk
Chris: He's doing OK.    hsdin(o)k
Jake: I can sail,    icsl
    but not very well.  btntvrw
Chris: You should take another lesson, Jake.    ystkntls,j(k)
Jake: Right.  rt
    I hate to sail.    ihtsl
    I go near a boat and I get seasick.    ognr(a)bn(i)gssl
John: you keep coming back.    ykcmbc
Jake: The teacher is terrific.    (t)tcstrfc
Chris: Do you sail, Susan?    dyal,ss
Susan: I love to sail,    ilvtsl
    but I never have time.    bd(i)nvtm
    I'd like to see your boat, Chris.  idlts(y)b,crs
Chris: Would you like to see it tomorrow?    wd(y)ltstmr
Jake: Yes, come tomorrow after my lesson.    ys,cmtmaftmls
    You have to interview her on Friday.    yhvtitvhofd
    You should talk to her first.    ystt(h)efs(t)
Susan: What not?    wnt
    What's so funny?  wtsfn
Jake: I shouldn't laugh.  isdlg
    But I'm thinking of us working together.    (bt)imtkf(u)swktgt
Susan: It's funny.  itfn
Jonh: Yes. It is.    ys,its
Jake: If you think that's funny,  if(y)t(k)ttfn
    you should see me sail.    yssmsl
    This is the end of Lesson Eleven.  tsstedlselv

第十一课练习注音：

2.11


BOOK TWO, LESSON ELEVEN

N: Lesson Eleven.    lselv,ls
  Listen.  ls
SUSAN: She said I have to walk before I can run.    ssd(I)hvtwkbficr
JOHN: I don't understand.      idn(u)dstd
SUSAN: She wants me to learn from Jake.    swsmtlfjk
  He has a lot of experience.    hhsltfxpren
  You're a wonderful news reporter.    yrwdfnsrp(t)
  You have a lot of experience too.  yhvaltfexprect
SUSAN: I have too much experience.      ihvtmcexprec
  That's the problem;    ttpblm
  Should I go to Denver?  sd(i)gtdv
JOHN: You should do what's best for you.    ysddwtbstfy
  But I don't want you to go.  bt(i)dwt(y)tg
JOHN: I'm tired.  imtrd
SUSAN: You should go to bed early.    ysdgtbdel
  You shouldn't think about it now.    ysdtkbtn
  You don't have to decide tonight.  ydthvtdctnt
N: Now say these words after me.  nstswdaftm
  should      sd
  should not    sdnt
  shouldn't  sdt
  Now listen to some examples.  nlstsmexapls
M: I have a headache.  ihvahdc
F: Maybe you should take an aspirin.    mbystkansp
M: I have a headache,    ihvahdc
  and I'm tired.  aimtrd
F: Maybe you should take an aspirin and rest.  mbysdtkansparst
M: I have a headache every day,    ihvahdcevd
  and I'm tired all the time.  ad(i)mtrdattm
F: Hmm. Maybe you should take a vacation,    m,mbysdtkvct
  or perhaps you should see a doctor.  ophpsysdsadct
N: Maybe and perhaps have the same meaning:    mbaphpshvtsmmn
  possibility.  psblt
  It's possible,    irpsbl
  but it's not definite.    bttntdfnt
  I'm not sure,    imnts
  but this is what I think.    btsswt(i)tk
  This is what I believe.    tsswt(i)blv
  Say the words.  stwd
  maybe    mb
  perhaps  phps
  OK. Now you need your pencil or pen and a sheet of paper for a dictation.    ok,nynd(y)pcopnd(a)stppfadct
  I say nine phrases,    isnprss
  nine groups of words,    ngpswd
  and you write each phrase down on your sheet of paper.    ad(y)wtecprssdn(o)ystpp
  Be sure to put a number before each phrase:    bstptanbbfecprs
  number one,    nbo
  number two,  nbt
  number three. . .    nbtr
  Ready?  rd

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  Write.  wt
  Number one: take an aspirin      nbo,tk(a)nsp
  number two: rest    mbt,rst
  number three: take a vacation    nbtr,tk(a)vct
  number four: see a doctor    nbf,sadct
  number five: eat something    etst
  number six: drink something  nbsx,dkst
  number seven: wear your glasses    nbsv,wyglss
  number eight: carry an umbrella    nbet,cra(u)bl
  number nine: take some lessons      nbn,tks(m)lss
  OK.    ok
  Now look at your list of nine phrases.    nlkt(y)lstnprss
  You should have    ysdhv
  are you listening?  aylsn
  you should have:  ysdhv
  one, take an aspirin  o,tk(a)nsp
  two, rest  t,rst
  three, take a vacation  tr,tkavkt
  four, see a doctor  f,sadct
  five, eat something  fv,etst
  six, drink something  sx,dkst
  seven, wear your glasses  sv,wyglss
  eight, carry an umbrella  et,cra(u)bl
  nine, take some lessons  n,tksmlss
  And, Sam, in number seven,    ad,sm,inbsv
  glasses means "eyeglasses."    glssmseglss
  Now you have nine phrases,    nyhvnprss
  nine groups of words on your paper,    ngpswd(o)ypp
  and these phrases can be recommendations with "maybe you should."  atsprsscbrcmdtswtmbysd
  Repeat after me.  rptaftm
  maybe you should  mb, ysd
  Maybe you should wear your glasses.  mbysdwyglss
  Maybe you should wear your glasses.  mbysdwyglass
  OK, Sam, now listen to our friends Jill and Jack.    ok,sm,nlstofdjajk
  Listen to their problems,    lsttpblms
  and then, from your list of nine phrases,    at,fylstnprss
  make recommendations to them.    mbrcmdtsttm
  Speak to them;    spkttm
  be sure to begin your recommendations with "Maybe you should. . .  bstbgyrcmdtswt,mbysd
  “OK? All right, Jack.    ok,ar(t),jk
  What's your problem?  wtypblm
M: I have a headache.    ihvahdc
N: And you, Jill.    ady,j
  What's your problem?  wtypblm
F: I'm tired.  imtrd
M: Sam, I'm hungry.  sm,imhgr
  Yeah, maybe I should.  y,mbe(i)sd
F: And, Sam, I'm thirsty.  ad,sm,imtst
  Yes, that's a good idea.  ys,ttagdide
M: It looks like rain.  itlkslkr
  You're right.    yrrt
  I should.  isd
F: You know,    yk
  I can't read the newspaper very well.  icrdtnsppvrw
  Oh, perhaps I should.  o,phpsisd
M: I like tennis, but I don't really play the game very well.    ilktns,bt(i)drlpltgmvrw
  True. I should.  tu,isd
F: I have a pain in my stomach.  ihvapn(i)mstmc
  Yes. I think I should.  ys,itk(i)sd
M: I feel OK, but I'm tired all the time.  iflok,bt(i)mtrd(a)ttm
  I agree.    oagr
  Maybe I should.  mbisd
N: All right, Sam. Now listen to us as we review.  art,sm,nlstusaswrv
M: I have a headache.  ihvahdc
N: One: Maybe you should take an aspirin.    o,mbystkansp
F: I'm tired.  imtrd
N: Two: Maybe you should rest.  t,mbysdrst
M: I'm hungry.  imhgr
N: Five: Maybe you should eat something.  fv,mbysdetst
F: I'm thirsty.  imtst
N: Six: Maybe you should drink something.  sx,mbysdkst
M: It looks like rain.  itlkslkr
N: Eight: Maybe you should carry an umbrella.  et,mbysdcranbl
F: You know, I can't read the newspaper very well.  yk,icrtnsppvrw
N: Seven: Maybe you should wear your glasses.  sv,mbysdwyglss
M: I like tennis, but I don't really play the game very well.  ilktns,bd(i)drlpltgmvrw
N: Nine: Maybe you should take some lessons.  n,mbysdtksmlss
F: I have a pain in my stomach.  ihvapn(i)stmc
N: Four: Maybe you should see a doctor.  f,mbysdsadct
M: I feel OK, but I'm tired all the time.  iflok,btitrdattm
N: Three: Maybe you should take a vacation.  tr,mbysdtkavct
  Well, OK, Sam, maybe you should take a rest - right now.  w,ok,sm,mbysdtkarst,rtn
  This is the end of Lesson Eleven.  tsstedflselv

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