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第十五次作业

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6.1

LESSON 1 OK, MOM. . . I'LL COME RIGHT AWAY. . . lso ok,m ilc(m)rtw

TEXT

SCENE ONE: LINDA'S OFFICE

RITA: When will we start on the new show ? wwwstttns
LINDA: We'll start next week -wlstnxwk
    if I can find the script. ificftscrpt
    I'll be with you in a minute, Rita. ilbwtyinmn,rt
LINDA: Hello. . . Jeff Bennett? . . . hl jfbnt
  No, I'm sorry. He isn't here right now. . . nimsr.hishrn
    Oh, I see. . . o,is
    Well, maybe he's on the set. . . w,mbhs(o)tst
    I'll ask him to call you right away. ilask(h)tcyrtw
    What's your number? . . . wtynm
    Just a minute, please. . . jstmn,pls
    OK. I have a pen. . . ok.ihvp
    555-9247. . . 555-9247
    All right, Mrs. Bennett. armrsbnt
    Everything will be all right. . . evtwbart
    I'll give him the message. . . ilgv(h)mtmsg
    Good luck. . . Bye. glk  b
RITA: What's wrong? wtw
LINDA: That was Jeff's mom. twsjfsm
    His dad is in the hospital. hsddis(i)thspt
RITA: Oh, no. o,n
LINDA: He had a heart attack. hhdhttk
  Could you tell Jeff to call his mother right away? cd(y)tjftchsmtrtw
  He's on the set. hs(o)tst
  Here's the number. hstnb

SCENE TWO: STUDIO - THE MUSEUM OFFICE SET

STEVEN: Let's begin. ltbg
    Jeff, you'll enter from the door. jf,ylltfrmtd
JEFF: Steven, before we start,stv,bfwst
    could you give me the schedule for next week? cd(y)gvmtscdfnxw
STEVEN: OK. I'll get my calendar. ok.ilgmcld
STEVEN: Tomorrow we'll shoot the next scene. . . tomrwlstnx(t)s
  and. . . we'll finish this show the day after tomorrow. ad  wlfnstsstdafttmr
JEFF: Only twelve more to go. oltvmtg
STEVEN: Then Mike will shoot a news show in the studio in a few days. tmwstnssitstd(i)nfds
    He'll need the whole studio, hlnd(t)wstd
    and we won't rehearse for a week. awwrhsfrwk
JEFF: I'll have some time off, ilhvsmtmf
    and Mary Beth will have some time with her kids. amrbtwhvsmtmwt(h)ks
STEVEN: Linda says we'll begin the next show on Thursday. ldsswlbgtnxswtsd
JEFF: That's next week? ttnxwk
STEVEN: Yes. We'll begin next Thursday. ys.wlbgnxtsd
    We'll shoot for two weeks. wlsftwks
RITA: Jeff. jf
JEFF: Over here. ovh
RITA: Jeff, your mother called. jf,ymtc
  She wants you to call her right away. sws(y)tchrtw
  She'll be at this number. slb(a)tsnb
JEFF: It sounds serious. isssrs
RITA: I think it could be. itkcb
  Use that phone. ustp
  It'll be quieter there. ilbqtt
RITA: Will you need Jeff for the next scene? wynjfftnxs
STEVEN: Yes, I will. ys,iw
  We'll do the post office scene. Why? wldtpstfcs.w
RITA: Jeff won't be back. jfwbbk
  I think he'll have to go to the hospital.itk(h)hvtgtthspt
    His father had a heart attack. hsfthdhttk
STEVEN: Oh, my god! o,mgs
  That's terrible. tttrb
  We'd better stop. wbtstp
  We can't finish the shoot until Jeff gets back. wcfnstsutjfgtbk
RITA: Poor Jeff. pjf
  How will he handle this? hwhhdts

SCENE THREE: ON THE TELEPHONE

JEFF: Will he be all right? . . . wh(b)ar
  OK, Mom. . . ok,m
  I'll come right away. . . ilcmrtw
  Mom, stay calm. . . m,stcm
  I'll be there soon. . . ilbts
  I love you, Mom. ilvy,m
EFF: Hello. Dr. Carrano, please. . . hl.drcrn,pls
  Oh. He won't be in until 4: 00? . . . o.hwb(i)utf
  would you tell him that Jeff Bennett called? wd(y)thmtjfbn(t)c
  He can reach me at 555-9427. . . hcrcma555-9427
  Tell him it's important. . . tlmit(i)mpt(t)
  Thanks . tks

SCENE FOUR: LINDA'S OFFICE

LINDA: Jeff won't be back for a week. jfwbbf(a)wk
  So, I guess I won't finish the show on time. s,igsiwfnstswtm
  That's OK. ttok
  Steven doesn't know, stvdsk
  but I have an extra two weeks in the schedule for emergencies. bthv(a)extwks(i)tscdfemgcs
  And maybe it'll help. ambilh(p)
    We all need a break. wandbrk
  Mary Beth won't be tired. mrbtwbted
  Steven won't be rushed.stvwbrsd
  Mike won't care. mk(w)c
  And maybe I can clean up this mess.ambicclnptsms


6.2

LESSON 2  OH, JEFF. . . I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO  lst  o,jf  idkwtd

SCENE ONE: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM

MRS. BENNETT: Oh, Jeff. o,jf
MRS. BENNETT: I don't know what to do. idkwtd
  I want to see your father. iwtsyft
JEFF: When I speak to the doctor, wnspttdct
  I'll ask when we can see him. ilaskwwcs(h)m
MRS. BENNETT: If they don't let me see your father soon, iftdlmsyfts
    I'll go crazy. ilgcrz
JEFF: Calm down, Mom. cmd,m
  Everything will be fine. evtwbf
  I'll go find the doctor. ilgftdct
MRS. BENNETT: Could you call your brother first? cd(y)cybrtfst
    When your father wakes up, wyftwksp
  he'll want to see him. hlwtshm
JEFF: It's all right, Mom. itar,m
  I'm going to take care of everything. imgittcrfevt
  I'll call Bill. ilcb
MRS. BENNETT: Oh, and a Dr. Carrano called. o,addrcrncd
  He'll be at his office for half an hour. hlb(a)tsfcfhfn(h)
JEFF: Thanks. . .tks
    I'll find a pay phone. ilfdpp

SCENE TWO: ON THE TELEPHONE

JEFF: Hello, Bill. hl,b
  It's Jeff. . . Listen,itjf  ls
    I'm at the hospital.imthspt
    Dad had a heart attack. . . dd(h)dhttk
  He moved some heavy furniture and got dizzy. hmvsmhvfntagdz
  Mom found him on the floor. mfd(h)m(o)tfl
  Bill, would you please come home? . . . b,wyplscmhm
  You can't? . . . yc
  OK. . . I'll handle it. ok  ilhdl

SCENE THREE: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM

DR. KIM: Mrs. Bennett? mrsbn
MRS. BENNETT: Yes? . . . ys
  Is he all right? ishart
DR. KIM: Your husband had a heart attack. yhsbhdhttk
  We gave him some medication, wgvhmsmmdct
  and we're watching him carefully. awrwchmcfl
MRS. BENNETT: But will he be all right? bwl(h)bart
DR. KIM: Right now he's sleeping. rnhs(s)lp
  When he wakes up, wn(h)wksp
  we'll know more. wlkm
MRS. BENNETT: But will he be all right, Doctor. bwhbar,dt
DR. KIM: If everything goes as expected, ifevtgssxpt
    he'll be all right. hlbart
MRS. BENNETT: Will he be able to come home soon? wl(h)babtcmhms
DR. KIM: Before I can answer that, bficast
  I'll have to examine him again. ilhvtexmn(h)mg
MRS. BENNETT: When will that be? wwtb
DR. KIM: In a few hours. infhs
MRS. BENNETT: Can I see him now ? cnshmn
DR. KIM: Yes, but only for a few minutes. ys,bolf(a)fmns
MRS. BENNETT: Thank you, Doctor. tk(y)dt
DR. KIM: When I know more, wn(i)km
  I'll call you. ilcy
MRS. BENNETT: I'll be here. ilbh

SCENE FOUR: STUDIO - THE MUSEUM OFFICE SET

STEVEN: Did Jeff call? djfc
MARY BETH: When he has something to tell us, he'll call. wn(h)hssmtttls,hlc
RITA: Steven, why don't you rehearse without him? stv,wdyrhswtt(h)m
  That'll save you time. tlsv(y)tm
STEVEN: How can we do that? hcwdt
RITA: I can read his lines. icrd(h)sls
STEVEN: Great idea, thanks. grtd,tks
RITA: But when I read his lines, bwnrd(h)sls
    you'd better not laugh. ybtnlg
STEVEN: Begin with Tony's line. bgwttnsl
RITA: OK. . . Someone stole the real treaty. ok  sm(o)sttrltt
DIANA: The man who stole the treaty is the same man who killed my uncle. . . tmwsttttistsmmwkmuc
    And I know who it is. adkwits
DETECTIVE STONE: You mean, ym
  you think you know who it is. ytykwits
DIANA: Detective Stone, dttvst
  I know who the killer is. It's-ikwtklrs it
STEVEN: Cut. Mary Beth, c,mrbt
  will you say that line a little louder? wystlaltld
MARY BETH/DIANA: Like this? lts
  I know who the killer is. ikwtklrs
STEVEN: Louder. ld
MARY BETH: Steven, I can't. stv,ict
STEVEN: OK. Forget that.ok.fgt
    Maybe if you say it softer,mbifysisft
    it'll sound better. ilsbt
DIANA: I know who the killer is. ikwtklrs
STEVEN: It has to sound more mysterious. ihstsmmstrs
HENRY JONES: When you edit it, wyedt
  you should add some music. ysasmmsc
  I think that'll help. ittlhp
STEVEN: Let's try that. lttt
  When you say the line, wn(y)stl
  I'll sing some mysterious music . ilssmmstrsms
RITA: And I'll call the hospital and check on Jeff's father. ad(i)lcthsptackjfsft
STEVEN: Hum, hum, hum, hum. . .h,h,h,h


6.3

LESSON 3 JEFF WON'T BE BACK UNTIL NEXT WEEK. lstr jfwbbutnxw

TEXT

SCENE ONE: ON THE TELEPHONE

JEFF: Hello. May I speak to Dr. Carrano, please? . . . hl.misptdrcrn,pls
    Yes, this is Jeff Bennett returning his call. . .ys,tsisjfbnrtn(h)sc
    He's with a patient? . . . hswt(a)ptt
    Can he call me back? chcmbk
    I'm at a pay phone. imtpp
    The number is 555-9247. tnbis555-9247
JEFF: I can't believe this is happening. icblvtsshpn
  When I came back to Stamford, wicmbtstfd
  I felt like a kid again. iflkkdg
  Everything was so nice and easy. evtwssncaes
  The family. tfml
  The old friends.tofrs
    Mom. . . and Dad. m ad(d)
    Why didn't I spend more time with Dad? wddispmtmwtdd
JEFF: Dr. Carrano? . . . drcrn
  Thanks for calling me back. tksfclmbk
    Listen, I'm at Stamford Memorial Hospital, ls,im(a)stfmmrlhspt
    and my father just had a heart attack. . .admftjshdhttk
    His doctor's name is Kim, hsdtsnmiskm
    Do you know her? . . . dykh
    Is she a good doctor? . . . issagdt
    Oh, she is a good doctor. o,sisgdt
    Great. . . Yes, after I speak to Dr. Kim, grt  ys,aftisptdrkm
    I'll call you. . . ilcy
    Thanks . tks
    Talk to you later. tt(y)lt

SCENE TWO: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM

AMY: Mrs. Bennett? mssbn
MRS. BENNETT: Yes? ys
AMY: I don't know if you remember me.idk(i)fyrmbm
    I'm Amy Monroe. immmr
    I went to high school with Jeff. iwthscwtjf
  We're friends. wrfrs
MRS. BENNETT: Oh, oh, yes. o,o,ys
AMY: I'm so sorry about Mr. Bennett. imssrabmsrbn
MRS. BENNETT: Thank you. tk(y)
  Why are you here? w(a)yh
AMY: I came to see Jeff. icmtsjf
MRS. BENNETT: Oh. o
AMY: Um, do you know where he is? u,dykw(h)is
MRS. BENNETT: He went to make some phone calls. hwtmsmpcs
  If you wait here, ifyw(t)h
  he'll be right back. hlbrb(k)
AMY: Thank you. tk(y)

SCENE THREE: THE WATERFRONT

MIKE: Charles! cls
  How are you? h(a)y
CHARLES : Great, thanks. gr,tks
    What are you doing here? wt(a)ydih
    Don't you have to be at the studio? dyhvtb(a)tstd
MIKE: Well, Jeff can't work, w,jfcw
  so we finished all the scenes he isn't in. swfnsdtsshisn
  We'll finish next week. wlfnsnxwk
CHARLES : Jeff can't work? jfcw
MIKE: His father had a heart attack. hsfthdhtt
  Jeff won't be back until next week. jfwbb(k)utnxw(k)
CHARLES : I'm sorry to hear that.  srtht
  How's his father? hshsft
MIKE: I don't know. idk
  When I hear something,wihsmt
    I'll let you know. illyk
CHARLES : Will you finish on time? wyfns(o)tm
MIKE: No, we won't. n,ww
  But there's nothing we can do. b(t)tsntwcd
  You look good. ylg
CHARLES : Thanks. tks
  I feel great. ifgr
MIKE: Are you dieting? aydt
CHARLES : Yes, I am. ys,iam
  When I'm done, wimd
  I'll be a new man. ilbanm
MIKE: Well, it's good to see you. w,itgtsy
CHARLES : Please give Jeff my best. plsgvjfmbst
  I'll call him later. ilcl(h)mlt

SCENE FOUR: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM

JEFF: Amy. am
AMY: Oh, Jeff. ojf
  I'm so sorry. imssr
  I came as soon as I heard. icm(a)ssasihd
JEFF: Thank you. tk(y)
AMY: I spoke to your mother. ispt(y)mt
  She's with your dad. sswtydd
JEFF: She is? sis
AMY: Yes. She's waiting for you. ys.sswtfy
  You can go in now. ycgin
JEFF: Oh. . . Well, o  w
  maybe I should wait. mbisw(t)
AMY: It'll be OK. ilbok
  Don't worry. dwr
AMY: When you come out, Jeff, wn(y)cm,jf
    I'll be here.ilbh


6.4

LESSON 4    THE NEWSPAPERS ARE FINALLY REVIEWING THE SHOW.lsf  tnspps(a)fnlrvits

SCENE ONE: LINDA'S OFFICE

STEVEN: Today's the day. The newspapers are finally reviewing the show. tdstd.tnspps(a)fnlrvits
LINDA: I hate critics. ihtcrtcs
  I hate reading their reviews. ihrdtrvs
STEVEN: You seem surprisingly calm. ysmsprslcm
LINDA: I'm not. imnt
  I'm terribly nervous. imtrblnvs
STEVEN: You hide it very well. yhdvrw
LINDA: I just hope the critics like the show. ijshtcrtcslts
STEVEN: Don't you think they will? dyttw
  These will be my first reviews as a dramatic director. tswbmfstrvs(a)s(a)dmtdrt
LINDA: Well, I don't care what the reviews say. w,idcwtrvss
  You directed beautifully. ydrtbtfl
STEVEN: Do you really think so? dyrlt(k)s
LINDA: Steven, you're a good director. stv,yr(a)gdrt
    You work well with the cast. ywwwttcst
    You're doing a wonderful job. yrdiawdfjb
    I mean it. imnt
STEVEN: Gee, thanks. g,tks
    I hope the critics think the way you do. ihtcrtsttwyd
LINDA: Thanks. Here goes: tks.hgs
  the Daily News, tdlns
  the Stamford Gazette, tstfgzt
  the Connecticut Record, tcntcrc
  and the New York Times. atn(y)tms
STEVEN: Aren't you going to read them?a(y)gitrd(t)m
    Let's do this quickly. ltdtsqkl
LINDA: You do it. ydi
STEVEN: OK. Which one first? ok.wcofst
LINDA: The Stamford Gazette. tstfgzt
STEVEN: Let me find it. lmfd
STEVEN: OK. . . Here it is. ok  hrts
LINDA: Well. . . Come on. . . w  cm
    Let's hear it. lthrt
STEVEN: "If you like suspense, ifyl(k)ssps
    don't miss ‘Murder at Midnight. dmsmdamn
    This new mystery show is one of the ten best of the season. " tsnmstrsisonfttbstftss

SCENE TWO: THE HOSPITAL WAITING ROOM

AMY: Wow! These newspaper reviews are wonderful. wtsnspprvsawdf
JEFF: I guess so. igss
AMY: Did you know that you act brilliantly? d(y)ktyatbrll
JEFF: Does it really say that? dsrlstt
AMY: Yes. And here . . . ys.a(d)h
    "Jeff Bennett moves smoothly into his first big role. jfbnmvssmtlit(h)sfsbgr
    He is perfect as the sensitive but strong reporter. " hspfastsstvbstrpt
JEFF: ". . . He is beautifully directed by Steven Winn. " hisbtfldrtbstvw
AMY: ". . . And nicely supported by veteran actress Mary Beth Adams. " anclsptbvtatsmrbtads
JEFF: I'm nicely supported by Mary Beth? imnclspdbmrbt
    No, She's the star of the show. m,sststrfts
    I was supporting her. owsspth
AMY: You're very modest. yrvrmdst
JEFF: Well, not really. w,nrl
  I'm just telling the truth. imjstltt(t)
AMY: Jeff Bennett, jfbn
    you're a very good actor. . . yrvrg(d)at
    Would you mind giving me your autograph? w(y)mgvmyatfp
JEFF: Not at all. ntt
AMY: You even write well. . . yevww
  So, if there is anything I can do. . . s,iftrsanticd
JEFF: Well, just keep reading those reviews. w,jskrdtsrvs
AMY: Of course I will. ofcsiw  of基本和呼吸连在一起了,如何标注
  Seriously, Jeff. srsl,jf
  How's your dad today? hs(y)dtd
JEFF: He's doing very well, thanks. hsdivrw,tks
    He'll be going home soon. hlbgihms
AMY: That's good. ttg(d)
JEFF: It's my mother I'm worried about. itmmtimwrdbt
AMY: She isn't doing well? sisdiw
JEFF: She's extremely tense. ssext(m)lts
    This is very hard on her. tssvrhdh
AMY: Well, she's lucky she has you here. w,sslkshsyh
JEFF: I think she really needs me. it(k)srlnsm
AMY: Why do you sound so surprised? wdysssprsd
JEFF: I don't know. idk
    This may sound strange, tsmsstg
    but it's the first time I'm the one in charge -btttfstmimtoncg
    not my father or mother or older brother. nmftomtoodbrt
    They're all relying on me.trarliom
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6.5

LESSON 5  "MURDER AT MIDNIGHT" IS PHOTOGRAPHED BEAUTIFULLY. lsfv mdamn(i)sptgrpbtfl

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO

MIKE: This one's my favorite: tsosmfvrt
    "‘Murder at Midnight’is photographed beautifully. " mdamnisptgrpdbtfl
STEVEN: Or this:ots
    "Of the three new shows this season, ofttnsstsss
    ‘Murder at Midnight’is the most skillfully directed." mdamnistmstskfldrcd
MARY BETH: When Jeff sees these great reviews, wjfsstsgrrvs(h)lcu(p)
  he'll cheer up.
MIKE: Yeah. Listen,y,ls
    "Jeff Bennett moves smoothly into his first big role." jfbnmvssmtlithsfs(t)bgr
MARY BETH: I think Jeff will like this one: itjfiltso
    "Jeff Bennett plays the young reporter more convincingly than anyone on television." jfbnpstyrptmcvcltanootlvs
MIKE: Mary Beth, mrbt
    you must be thrilled too. ymsbtlt
MARY BETH: Oh, I am. oiam
    I'm going to frame this one:imgitfrmtso
    "Mary Beth Adams plays the female lead as intelligently as anyone since. . .  mfbtadmsplstfmllastlglasanosc
    "Well, you get the idea. w,ygtida
RITA: Why don't they ever mention the makeup person? wdtevmttmkps
    Don't you think it should say  d(y)tkss
    "Rita Haynes applies blush more professionally than any other makeup artist on television? "
    rthsaplsbsmpfsnltanotmkptsttlvs
SCENE TWO: THE BENNETT FAMILY KITCHEN

JEFF: Well, that's the last interview. w,tttlsitv
    Finding a nurse to take care of Dad when he comes home from the hospital isn't easy.
  fdnnsttcrfdwhcmshmfrmthsptises
MRS. BENNETT: I don't know why we need a nurse. idkwwndns
    I can help your father get better faster than any of them. ichp(y)ftgbtfsttanoftm
JEFF: I know, Mom, ik,m
    but it's going to be hard on you. bitgitbhd(o)y
    If you have a nurse to help you with Dad,igyhvnsthp(y)wtdd
    it'll be easier. ilbese
MRS. BENNETT: No one will treat your father as lovingly as I will. nowtt(y)ftaslvlasiw
JEFF: Absolutely, Mom. absll,m
    But I want someone here to help you. biwsmohthp(y)
    You can't take care of him alone. yctcrfhml
    Let's talk about the nurses we saw. lttkbtnssws
    What did you think of Nurse Gordon? wd(y)tofnsgd
MRS. BENNETT: She's a hard worker, sshwk
    but I don't think she's the best choice. bidtsstbscic
JEFF: Why not? wn
MRS. BENNETT: She seems cold. ssmscd
    She's not a very nice person. ssntvrncps
JEFF: How about Nurse Garcia?hwbnsgca
    She gets along with people more easily. sgslwtppmesl
    She seemed the friendliest. ssmtfrlst
MRS. BENNETT: She's the friendliest, all right. sstfrlstrt
    Too friendly. tfrdl
    And too loud. atld
    She drives me crazy. sdvsmcrz
JEFF: And Nurse Fitzgerald?adnsfzgr
    She wasn't loud. swsld
MRS. BENNETT: She spoke so quietly I couldn't hear her. ssp(k)sqelicdhh
JEFF: What did you think of Nurse Jackson? wd(y)tkfnsjks
    He seemed to handle everything more efficiently than the others. hsd(t)hdevtmefclttots
MRS. BENNETT: He's too efficient. hstefct
    I didn't like him at all. iddlkmt
JEFF: Did you like Nurse Rose? dylnsrs
  She seemed to be the nicest. ssmtbtncst
MRS. BENNETT: Yes, I liked her. ys,ildh
    She's sweet. ssswt
    She could be OK. scbok
JEFF: Great. Then Nurse Rose is the one for us . gr.tnsrsstofrs
    I'll give her a call. ilgv(h)ac
MRS. BENNETT: OK, Jeff, ok,jf
  but I'm still the best nurse for your father. bimsttbsnsfyft
JEFF: I know, Mom. ik,m
    You're the best.yrtbst
    Nurse Rose will just be here to help you with Dad. OK? nsrswjsbhthp(y)wtdd,ok
MRS. BENNETT: OK. ok

SCENE THREE: THE CONTROL ROOM

LINDA: Come in, Steven. cm,stv
  I have good news. ihvgns
  I spoke to Jeff. isp(k)tjf
STEVEN: How is he? hwsh
LINDA: He's handling things very well. hshdltsvrw
STEVEN: How's his father? hs(h)sft
LINDA: He's recovering quicker than other men his age.hsrcvrqktotmhsg
    He'll be going home next week. hlbgihmnxwk
STEVEN: That's good news. ttgns
LINDA: Yes, and Jeff is coming back to work tomorrow. ys,ajfscmbtwtmr
STEVEN: Fantastic! ftstc
  Did he see the reviews? dhstrvs
LINDA: Yes. They made him extremely happy. ys.tmd(h)mextlhp
STEVEN: Well, I'm glad to hear he's coming back. w,imglthhscmbk
LINDA: We all are. wal
  Hey, did you see the review in the Hartford paper? h,dystrvithfpp
STEVEN: No. n
LINDA: Oh, you have to hear this one. o,yhvthtso
  It's the best of them all. ittbstftma
  I have it right here.ihvrh


6.6

LESSON 6  I'M PERFECTLY HAPPY WITH THE WAY THINGS  ARE RIGHT NOW.
                    lssx  impftlhpwttwts(a)rn
SCENE ONE: THE PARK

MARY BETH: It was nice of you to meet me here. iwsncfytmmh
  You're a good friend. yr(a)gf
RITA: It's a gorgeous day. it(a)ggsd
  I like going to the park. ilgittp
MARY BETH: It's nice to talk to you and know that my kids are having a good time. itnctttyaktmks(a)hvagtm
RITA: They're growing so quickly. trgisqkl
MARY BETH: I know. ik
  If I don't watch carefully, ifidwccfl
  I'll miss their entire childhood. ilmstetcd(h)
  Jonathan, be careful. jnt,bcf
RITA: He seems to play very nicely with the other children. hsmstplvrmclwttotcd
MARY BETH: He's playing quietly today, hspliqltd
  but yesterday he acted very badly. bystdhatvrbdl
RITA: What happened? whpd
MARY BETH: He threw sand all over everyone. htsdalvevo
RITA: What did you do? wd(y)d
MARY BETH: I said firmly, isfml
    "You're a bad boy, Jonathan. yr(a)bby,jnt
    You were bad, ywb
    so you have to go home. " syhvtghm
RITA: No second chance? nsccc
MARY BETH: No second chance. nsccc
  He's perfectly able to behave.hspftlabtbhv
    If he doesn't behave, ifhdsbhv
    he goes home. hgshm
RITA: You're a very good mother, yr(a)vrgmt
    Mary Beth Adams, mrbtdms
    and you have wonderful children. a(y)hvwdfcd
MARY BETH: Thank you, Rita. tk(y)rt
  That's one of the best compliments anyone could give me. ttonftbscpmsanocgvm
RITA: You don't seem so tired. ydsmste
  Is anyone helping you with the children now? isanohpywttcdn
MARY BETH: Yes. My new baby-sitter handles the children more easily. ys.mnbbsthdstcdmesl
    The children seem calmer. tcdsmcm
    They're more rested and better behaved. temrstdabtbhvd
RITA: What does she do differently? wd(s)sddfrl
  Does she work harder than the other baby-sitters? d(s)swhdttotbbsts
MARY BETH: She doesn't seem to work harder, sdssmtwhd
  but somehow she gets more done. bsmhsgsmd
RITA: I don't understand. idudstd
MARY BETH: It's her attitude. it(h)att
  She's calmer and more self-confident. sscmamsfcfd
  Maybe that's why the children follow her directions better. mbttwtcdflhdrctsb
  She's also more responsible than the other baby-sitters. ssalmrspsbttotbbsts
RITA: But do you still have to get up at night? bdysthvtgtp(a)nt
MARY BETH: No. The children seem happier now and they sleep better at night. . . ntcdsmhpenatslbtant
  Give the toy back to the little girl, Jonathan. gvttybkttltg,jnt
  That's good. ttgd
RITA: Well, now that everything is going smoothly, w,ntevtisgismtl
    are you planning to take more acting jobs? ayplnttmatjbs
MARY BETH: No. Not for a while. n,nfawl
  I'm perfectly happy with the way things are right now. impftlhpwttwts(a)rn
RITA: That's good to hear. ttgth
MARY BETH: I'll always want to spend more time with my children. . . il(a)wswtspmtmwtmcd
    and I'll always want to be a more successful actress,aiawswtbamscsfats
    but. . . everything can't be perfect. b  evtcbpft
    I finally understand that.ifnludstt
    Uh-oh. He's throwing sand again. uo.hstisdg
  Jonathan, you mustn't throw sand. jnt,ymstsd
  You're going home right now.yrgitmrn
[ 此贴被qywnsjja在2008-11-04 21:12重新编辑 ]
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