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5.3

LESSON 3 WE DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME.  lst  wdhvmctm
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SCENE ONE: STUDIO - DIANA'S LIYING ROOM SET

STEVEN: I didn't sleep last night.                          iddsl(p)lsn  (t)
    Maybe I slept a few hours, but not many.  mb(i)slt(a)fhs bnmn
  I dreamed about sweaters.                                    idM(d)abT(s)wts
    I worried about props and costumes .              iwrd(a)bppsacst    (m)s
  We need a treaty.  wn(d)att
  We need some shoes.  wn(d)smss
  A key. ak
  We also need some pajamas. . .  wasn(d)smpjms
  some pants. . .  smpt 
  a hat,  ah
  a raincoat,  arc
  and some scissors. . . ad(s)msss
  And I never told Rita to buy the scissors.                  id(I)  nvtD rttbtsss
LINDA: Is everything going OK?                                    isevtg I N(o)k
STEVEN: Perfect. pfc(t)
  Couldn't be better.  cdbbt
  Really great, Linda.  rlgT ld
LINDA: That's good news.                                                ttgD ns
  I'm going to sit over there and watch.  imgtst(o)vtawc
STEVEN: Relax. Have some coffee. rlx h(v)smcf
    We're going to begin in a few minutes.                    wrgtbg(i)n(a)f E mnt
STEVEN: Rita! rt
RITA: Yeah?  y
STEVEN: We need some scissors.  wnd(s)msss
RITA: I have them, Steven.  ihvtm stv
STEVEN: Oh, Rita, that's great.                              o rt ttg R t
  Thank you, Rita.  tk(y) rt
RITA: Sure, Steven.  s stv
  I have a question about Detective Stone's glasses.          ihv(a)qst  A bdtct(v)  stsglss
STEVEN: His glasses?  h(s)glss
RITA: Does he wear any?  ds(h)wan
STEVEN: Does Detective Stone wear glasses?            dsdtct  (v) stwglss
RITA: Yes. Does he?  ys ds(h)
STEVEN: Hmmmm. . . Yes.  m ys
  The detective wears glasses.  tdt(c)tvwsglss
RITA: Oh, no.  o n
STEVEN: What's the matter?  wttmt
RITA: Well, I bought him some glasses ,  wl ibt(h)smglss
  but they don't fit right.  btdf(t)rt
STEVEN: What's wrong with them?  wtrwtm
RITA: They're too big.  trtb(g)
  What are we going to do?                wt(a)wg  I td
JEFF: Can I make a suggestion?  cn(i)mk(a)sgst
STEVEN: What is it, Jeff?  wt(i)s(t) jf
JEFF: Forget about the glasses.  fgtabtglss
STEVEN: Right. Good idea.                                              rt gd(i)d  E
MARY BETH: Thanks, Jeff. . .  tks jf
  We're late.  wrlt
  I have to leave at five.  ihvtlv(a)fv
  My baby sitter is expecting me to come home.        mbbst  R(i)s(e)xp(c)tmtc  m  hm
JEFF: And I have a date.  ad(i)hv(a)d(t)
LINDA: I'm getting very nervous. imgtvrnvs
STEVEN: Everything's fine.  evrtsf
LINDA: We're two hours behind.                      wrth U sbh
STEVEN: OK. . . Action!  ok act
DIANA: But Detective Stone,  bdt(c)tvst
  I want to know what the police are going to do about my uncle's murder. 
                                                    iwtnw T plc(a)g I T d O(a)bmucsmd

DETECTIVE STONE: It takes a little time, Miss Morris.              itks(a)ltt  (m) msmrs
  I have other cases I'm working on too.              ihv (o) tc S s(im)wk N (o)t
TONY: We don't have a little time,  wdhv(a)lttm
  Detective Stone! st(c)tv st
STEVEN: Cut. Jeff, the line is,  c jf tln(i)s
    "We don't have much time,  wdh(v)m(c)tm
  Detective Stone!". . .  dttvst
  Take it from the top.  tk(i)ftt
  Jeff, concentrate.  jf cctt
DETECTIVE STONE: It takes a little time, Miss Morris.  itks(a)lttm msmrs
  I have other cases I'm working on too.                ih V V(o)t S S (i) M wk N (o)t
TONY: We don't have much time,  wdhvmctm
    Detective Stone. dttvst
STEVEN: Cut.  c
TONY: We don't have much time,  wdhvmctm
  Detective Stone.  dt(c)tvst
STEVEN: Cut. It's not right. . .  c itnr
  Can I hear the line again, please?  cn(i)htln(a)g pls
JEFF: I don't think I can say it again.    idtk(i)cs(i)t(a)g
  This is the tenth time already.  tsistttmard
STEVEN: Try.  t
TONY: We don't have much time!  wd(t)hvmctm
STEVEN: Can you do it one more time?                          cn(y)d O(i) omtm
JEFF/TONY: We don't have much time.  wdhvmctm
  We don't have much time.  wdhvmctm
  We don't have much time!  wdhvmctm
STEVEN: Great!                                                    gR
    OK. That's all.  ok ts(a)
    Thank you very much.  tk(y)vrmc
LINDA: We don't have much time.                  wd T hvmctm
STEVEN: Don't worry, Linda.  dwr ld
  These things happen.  tst(s)hp
  Jeff is OK.                                                      jf(i)s(o)k
  I have an idea.                                              ihv(a)n(i)d E
  Don't worry about a thing.                          dwr Y(a)bt(a)t

5.4

LESSON 4 THERE WAS A LOT OF TRAFFIC IN HOLLYWOOD.  lsf twsalt(o)ftfc(i)hlw(d)

TEXT

SCENE ONE: OUTSIDE THE WEFL 
JEFF: Sorry I'm late, Steven.  sri(m)l(t) stv
  There was a lot of traffic.  tws(a)lt(of)tfc
STEVEN: No problem.  npblm
JEFF: When I was a kid here,  wn(i)ws(a)kd(h)
there wasn't any traffic at all.  twsantfc(a)t(al)
STEVEN: There was no traffic,  twsntfc
  and there was no pollution.  adtwsnplt
JEFF: There was no excitement either.  twsnexc(t)met
  That's why I left.  ttw(i)lf(t)
STEVEN: Why?  w
JEFF: For the money,  ftmn
  the excitement,  texc(t)m)t
  the glamour of Hollywood. . .  tglmo(o)fhlw(d)
STEVEN: Why did you come back?  wd(y)cb(k)
JEFF: There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood.  tws(a)lt(of)tfc(i)hlwd
  There was a lot of pollution and there wasn't any work.  tws(a)lt(0f)plta(d)twsanwk
STEVEN: There was no work in Hollywood?  twsnwk(i)hlw(d)
  You're kidding. yrkd
JEFF: Well, I did all right there,  wl idd(al)r(t)t
  but I didn't make a big.  bt(i)ddmk(a)b(g)
STEVEN: So here you are back in Stamford. shyabkistf(d)
JEFF: Yes. And there isn't anyone more surprised than I am.  ys atisanomsprs(d)tn(i)am
STEVEN: I get the feeling that there isn't anyone or anything special in Stamford either.
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JEFF: What do you mean?  wd(y)m
STEVEN: I mean, you don't think the show is special.  im ydtts(is)spc
JEFF: What are you trying to say, Steven?  wt(a)tts stv
STEVEN: We're behind schedule and I need your help.  wrbhd(s)cd ad(i)nd(y)h(p)
JEFF: How can I help?  hcn(i)h(p)
STEVEN: Jeff, you are the most important person on the set right now. 
jf yatmst(im)p(t)ps(o)ts(t)rn
  If you try harder,  if(y)thd
  we can go faster.  wcgfst
JEFF: OK. But let me act.  ok blma(c)t
  Don't tell me exactly how to say my lines.  dtlmexa(c)tl htsml(s)
STEVEN: OK, that's fair.  ok ttf
  But I hope you can make this show special.  bihp(y)cm(k)t(s)sspc
  And I need to move faster.  ad(i)n(d)tmvfst
JEFF: OK, Steven.  ok stv
  I'll do the best I can.  i(l)dtbst(i)c
STEVEN: Thanks, Jeff.  tks jf
  I appreciate it. i(a)prcat(i)
    Now, can you tell me more about Hollywood?  n cn(y)tlmm(a)bhlw

SCENE TWO: DOWNTOWN STAMFORD

JEFF: Hi.  h
AMY: Oh, hi.  o h
  What are you doing here?  wt(a)ydh
JEFF: What are you doing here?  wt(a)ydh
AMY: I'm buying a flashlight.  i(m)bi(a)flsl
  Last night there wasn't any electricity in my building.  lsn(t)twsanel(c)tctimbd
JEFF: You're kidding.  yrkd
AMY: No, I'm not. nimn
  There wasn't any water either.  twsanwtet
JEFF: Why? What happened?  w whp(d)
AMY: There's some construction next door.  t(s)smcst(c)tnxd
  They cut our wires by mistake and then broke the water pipe. tc(t)owsbmstkatb(k)twtp(p)
JEFF: Well, I knew you didn't have any telephone service.  wl inyddhv(a)ntlpsvc
AMY: How did you know that?  hdd(y)nt(t)
JEFF: I tried to call you.  ittcy
AMY: Really? Are you telling the truth, Jeff Bennett?  rl aytltt(t) jfbn(t)
JEFF: It's true,  itt
  it's true! itt
AMY: Somehow I believe you. smhiblv(y)
JEFF: Anyway, if there wasn't any electricity and there wasn't any water, 
anw iftwst(a)n(e)l(c)tca(d)twst(a)nwt
  you need more than a flashlight.  yn(d)mtn(a)flsl(t)
AMY: What do I need?  wd(i)n(d)
JEFF: You need a new apartment.  ynd(a)n(a)p(t)mt
AMY: That's true.  ttt
  But a flashlight is a lot cheaper.  bt(a)flslt(i)s(a)j(t)cp
JEFF: I have a better idear.  ihv(a)bt(i)d
AMY: I'm listening.  imlsn
JEFF: How about a great meal with an actor?  h(a)bagr(t)mlwt(a)n(a)(c)t
AMY: I don't know.  idn
  I don't usually go out with actors.  idus(ua)lgo(t)wt(a)(c)ts
JEFF: Well. . . I know a great restaurant right in town.  w  in(a)g(r)rstrrt(i)t
AMY: What time's dinner?  w(t)tmsdn
JEFF: Pick you up at eight?  pk(y)up(a)e
AMY: Great. Bye, Jeff.  gt  b jf
JEFF: Eight o'clock! et(o)clc

5.5

LESSON 5 SOMETHING ALWAYS GOES WRONG.  smtawsgsr


SCENE ONE: STUDIO - DIANA'S LIYING ROOM SET

RITA: OK, honey.  ok hn
  I never used so much makeup on anyone before.  invussmcmkp(o)n(a)nobf
  Can't anyone give you a hand with those kids?  c(t)anogv(y)ah(d)w(t)tskd
  You look so tired. yl(k)std
MARY BETH: I'm fine. imf
  Thanks, Rita. tks rt
  There's nothing anyone can do.  tsntanocd
  I just need more sleep.  ijsn(d)mslp
RITA: Can your mother or husband get up in the middle of the night with the baby?
          c      y        m  t      o  h  sb    (d)g t    p      t      m    d  (o)f t    n  (t)w (t) t    b  b
MARY BETH: Sometimes it's the only time I'm alone with the baby.  smtmsis(t)oltm(i)m(a)lw(t)tbb
  Oh, I don't want them to do it.  o idwtmtd(i)
  I like to look after her.  il(k)tlk(a)fth
RITA: You're really something, Mary Beth.  yrrlsmt mrbt
  I hope those kids appreciate you.  ih(p)tsks(a)prca(t)y
STEVEN: Rita, are we ready now?  rt awrdn
RITA: Can't you leave us alone for a minute?  ct(y)lv(u)s(a)lf(a)mn(t)
  I'm just trying to make Mary Beth look good, Steven.  imjsttm(k)mrb(t)l(k)g(d)stv
STEVEN: Jeff, are you all set?  jf ay(a)s(t)
JEFF: I'm ready to go when you are, Steven. imrdtgwn(y)a stv
    Uh-oh.  u o
STEVEN: What's wrong?  wtr
JEFF: A prop is missing.  app(i)sms
  The shot of Philip isn't in here.  tst(o)fplp(i)st(i)nh
STEVEN: Oh, no.  on
  Rita, where's the photo of Philip and Ben?  rt wstpt(o)plp(a)b
RITA: I put all the pictures there.  ipt(a)tp(c)tst
STEVEN: Where is it?  wis(i)t
RITA: Someone has it.  smohs(i)t
  I put all the pictures there this morning.  ip(t)atp(c)tsttsmn
STEVEN: I'm sure no one took it, Rita.  imsnotk(i)t rt
  Why don't you look in the prop room? wdylk(in)tprprm
RITA: Something always goes wrong. smtawsgsr
STEVEN: Nothing is easy.  ntis(e)s
RITA: Here it is. hit(i)s
  I moved it when I made up Mary Beth.  imvd(i)wn(i)md(u)pmrbt
  I'm sorry.  imsr
STEVEN: It's all right.  is(a)r
  It wasn't anyone's fault.  iwsanosf(t)
  Let's get on with it.  ltgt(o)wt(i)
  OK, everyone?. . .  ok evro
  And action.  adact
TONY: Diana, I think it's best if we forget about this for a while.    dan itk(i)tbst(i)fwfgt(a)btsfawl
  Let the detectives do their work.  l(t)tdt(k)tvsdtwk
  This is upsetting you too much.  ts(i)s(u)pstytmc
STEVEN: Ring.  r
DIANA: Hello?. . . Yes, he's here.  hl ys hsh
It's for you.  itfy
TONY: Yes? . . . ys
  I see.  is
  Really? . . .  rl
OK.  0k
Thanks.  tks
  Bye.  b
DIANA: Who was that?  ww(s)tt
TONY: No one important.  on(im)p(t)t
DIANA: Tony, it was someone.  tn i(t)w(s)smo
  You spoke to someone.  ysp(k)tsmo
  Who was it?  wws(i)t
TONY: It was a friend from the paper.  iws(a)frdfrmtpp
DIANA: What did he want?  w(t)dd(h)wt
TONY: Nothing. nt
DIAN A: He didn't say anything?  hddsant
  Tony, tell me the truth.  tn tlmttt
TONY: OK. I'm sorry.  ok imsr
  He said he thinks he saw something in one of the pictures.  hsd(h)tks(h)ssmtin(o)ftp(c)ts
  It may be a clue.  i(t)mb(a)cl
DIANA: Which pictures?  wcp(c)ts
  The ones you took of Uncle Ben and Mr. Tate?  tos(y)tk(o)fucb(a)mstt(t)
TONY: Yes. Do you have a magnifying glass?  ys dyhv(a)m(g)nfgls
DIANA: Actually, I do. a(c)tl id
TONY: We may not find anything.  wmnfd(a)nt
  My friend wasn't sure what he saw.  mfrwsswt(h)s
DIANA: But he saw something.  bt(h)ssmt
TONY: Yes. Here are your uncle and Mr.Tate shaking hands.  ys hayuc(a)mstt skhd
  And look!  a(d)lk
DIANA: I don't see anything.  idsant
TONY: There, on Mr.Tate.  t omsttt
  Something is on his hand.  smtis(o)hshd
DIANA: No. Nothing is on his hand.  n ntis(o)hshd
TONY: It's something.  itsmt
  I'm telling you something is there.  imtlysmtist
DIANA: I don't see anything.  idsant
TONY: Look closer, Diana.  l(k)cls dan
DIANA: Oh, my gosh!  o mgs
  There is something there.  ti(s)smtt
  Tony, it's a mark.  tn is(a)mk
  It's ink.  itik
STEVEN: Cut. That's no good.  c(t) ttngd
  We need a better script. wnd(a)btscpt
  Will someone help me? wlsmoh(p)m
  I need to rewrite this script.  in(d)trr(t)tsscpt

yunge加油，练习质量还是不错的。

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sunyuting1  2008-11-21 19:19 
yunge加油，练习质量还是不错的。


谢谢老师的鼓励！
由于工作的原因，这几天没做练习。老师批改的作业我重听了几遍，觉得有些地方似是而非，改天想请教老师。

5.6

    LESSON 6 WAS THERE ANY MAIL FOR ME?  lssx wstanmlfm

SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN

MRS. BENNETT: How are you, dear?  hay d
JEFF: Fine, thanks.  fn tks
  Was there any mail for me?  wstanmlfm
MRS. BENNETT: There wasn't anything for you. twsantfy
  There were two bills and a magazine for me.  twtbs(a)d(a)mgzfm
    But there was no mail for you.  b(t)twsnmlfy
JEFF: Nothing for me, huh?  ntfm h
MRS. BENNETT: No, nothing.  n nt
  You don't live here anymore. ydlvhanm
  Why would anyone send mail to you here?  ww(d)anosmltyh
JEFF: I gave someone this address.  igvsmots(a)ds
MRS. BENNETT: Who?  w
JEFF: Just a friend who owes me money.  jst(a)frdwosmmn
MRS. BENNETT: Well, there wasn't any mail for you today.  wl twsanmlfytd
JEFF: OK. Sorry.  ok sr
  I just need the money.  ijsntmn
  I have a lot of expenses on the new apartment.  ihv(a)lt(o)fexpss(o)tn(a)p(t)mt
MRS. BENNETT: Were there any lights in your building last night?  wt(a)nls(i)ybdlsnt
JEFF: No, there were no lights last night.  n twnltlsn
  But when I left this morning,  bwn(i)lftsmn
  there was electricity.  tws(e)lcrct
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any hot water?  wstanhwt
JEFF: Yes, there was hot water. ys twshwt
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any heat?  wstanht
JEFF: Mom, this is August.  mm ts(i)sagst
  I don't need heat.  idndht
MRS. BENNETT: Was there any telephone service?  wstantlpsvc
JEFF: Mom, I have telephone service.  mm ihvtlpsvc 
MRS. BENNETT: Then why didn't you call me and give me your phone number?
t wddt(y)cm(a)gvmypnb
JEFF: Mom, I'm a grown man now.  mm im(a)grnmn
  My first thought wasn't to call my mother. mfstwstcmmt
  I'm sorry.  imsr
  Anyway, I can give it to you now.  anw icgv(i)tyn
  The number is 555-2649.  tnbis fff tsxfn
MRS. BENNETT: Can you write it down for me? cyr(i)dfm
JEFF: Sure. Do you have anything I can write with?  s dyhvanticwwt
MRS. BENNETT: Here's something. h(s)smt
JEFF: Do you have anything I can write on? dyhvanticw(t)o
MRS. BENNETT: Here. h
MRS. BENNETT: Jeff, are you seeing anyone?  jf  aysano
JEFF: No one I want to talk about, Mom.  non(i)w(t)ttk(a)b mm
MRS. BENNETT: You really should settle down with someone.  yrlsstdwtsmo
JEFF: That's what you always tell me.  ttwyawstlm
MRS. BENNETT: Well, it's true.  wl itt
JEFF: Yep. OK.  yp ok
  Gotta go.  gt g
MRS. BENNETT: What? You just wanted to see if there was any mail for you?
wt yjswtts(i)ftwsanmlfy
JEFF: And to say hello.  atshl
  But now I have to say goodbye.  bnihvtsgb
MRS. BENNETT: OK. Don't forget to call.  ok dfgtc
JEFF: Right.  rt
MRS. BENNETT: Jeff?  jf
JEFF: Yep? yp
MRS. BENNETT: I saw the show last night.  istslsnt
JEFF: You did?  ydd
MRS. BENNETT: It was great.  iwsgrt
  I'm really proud of you. imrlprd(o)fy
JEFF: Even if I'm not a lawyer or a doctor or a businessman.  evn(i)f(i)mnt(a)lyo(a)d(c)to(a)bsnsm
MRS. BENNETT: Maybe you could marry a lawyer or a doctor. . . mbyc(d)mr(a)lyo(a)d(c)t
  Only kidding. onkd
  We're happy to have you back in Stamford.  wrhpthvybk(i)stfd
JEFF: Thanks, Mom.  tks mm
  I'm beginning to feel better about being here.  imbgntflbt(a)bbh

这课40语速练习完成一小时。
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从9月15日开始练习了65天压码注音,练习了41篇课文,学习就怕一日暴,十日寒,需要努力了.