压码听懂训练总汇(初次压码注音标准答案待修改）

第三课压码听懂归纳：

复习一练习注音

R1.1


BOOK ONE, REVIEW ONE

N: Review One.      rvo
    Hello. Let's talk about the temperature,    hl,lttkbttpt
    the Fahrenheit temperature.    tfrhttpt
    Listen.  ls
    hot    ht
    warm    wm
    cool    cl
    cold  cd
    Now you, Sam.  ny,sm
    Say the words after me.  stwdaftm
    hot  ht 
    warm  wm
    cool  cl
    cold  cd
    Now listen again.  nlsng
    very    vr
    very hot      vrht
    very cold  vrcd
    Now you say the words.  nystwd
    very      vr
    very hot    vrht
    very cold  vrc(d)
    And now listen again.  anlsngn
    ten  tn
    twenty  twt
    thirty  tt
    forty  ft
    fifty  fft
    sixty  sxt
    seventy  svt
    eighty  et
    ninety  nnt
    one hundred  ohdd 
    Now you say the numbers.  nystnbs
    ten    tn
    twenty  twt
    thirty  tt
    forty    ft
    fifty  fft
    sixty  sxt
    seventy  svt
    eighty  et
    ninety  nnt
    one hundred  ohdd
    Good. Let's try one word again.  gd,lttowdg
    Repeat after me.  rptaftm
    sick sick-s sick-s-tee sixty  sc,sc,scst,sxt
    All right, now once again.    art,nocng
    Repeat after me.  rptaftm
    degree    dgr
    degrees  dgrs
    thirty degrees  ttdgrs
    sixty degrees  sxtgrs
    ninety degrees .  nntdgrs
    Now listen again.    nlsngn
    temperature    tpt
    the temperature    ttpt
    Fahrenheit      frht
    And now repeat after me once more.  anrptaftmicmr
    temperature  tpt
    the temperature    ttpt
    forty degrees  ftdgrs
    the temperature is forty degrees      ttptisftdgrs
    The temperature is forty degrees Fahrenheit.    ttptisftdgrsfrht
    Oh, that's a long one;      o,ttlo
    let's try it again.      ltttg
    term temper temperature      tm, tp,tpt
    Fahren Fahrenheit      frn,frht
    The temperature is forty degrees Fahrenheit.  ttptisftdgrsfrht
    Listen.  ls
M: It's warm      itwm
F: Yes. The temperature is eighty degrees.    ys,ttptisetdgrs
M: It's cool.    itcl
F: Yes. The temperature is sixty degrees.    ys,ttptissxtdgrs
M: It's hot.    itht
F: Yes. The temperature is ninety degrees.  ys,ttptisntdgrs
M: It's very hot.    itvrht
F: Yes. The temperature is one hundred degrees.  ys,ttptisohdgrs
M: A hundred degrees?  ahddgrs
F: Yes, a hundred degrees.    ys,ahddgrs
    One hundred degrees.  ohddgrs
N: It's ninety degrees.  itntdgrs
M: It's hot.  itht
N: It's forty degrees.  itftdgrs
F: It's cold.    itcd
N: It's ten degrees!  ittdgrs
M/F: It's very cold!    itvrc(d)
N: Now you, Sam.      ny,sm
    You and I.  ysd(I)
    I tell you the temperature,    ityttpt
    you say the temperature words.  ysttptwd
    it's hot      itht
    it's warm    itwm
    it's cool    itcl
    it's cold    itcd
    it's very hot    itvrht
    it's very cold  itvrcd
    OK?  ok
    It's seventy-five degrees.    itsvtfvdgrs
    Yes. It's warm.      ys,itwm
    It's fifteen degrees.    itfftdgrs
    Right ! It's very cold.    r(t),itvrcd
    It's sixty-five degrees.    itsxtfvdgrs
    That's right. It's cool.  ttrt,itcl
    And now, listen.  an,ls
F: Please open the window.  plsoptwd
M: Open the window?  optwd
F: Yes. It's warm.    ys,itwm
M: Wear your hat and coat.  wyht(a)ct
F: My hat and coat?    mht(a)ct
M: Yes. It's cold.    ys,itcd
N: Now, Sam, answer the man and the woman.  n,sm,astmntwm
    Listen, and answer.  ls,adas
M: Open the window?  optwd
F: Wear my hat and coat?  wmht(a)ct
N: Now listen again, Sam.  nlsng,sm
M: Open the window?    optwd
F: Yes. It's warm in here. Wear  ys,itwm(i)h
M: Were my hat and coat?    wmht(a)ct
N: Yes. It's cold out there.  ys,itcdt
    Listen and repeat.  lsarpt
    in here    ih
    out there  o(t)t
    It's warm in here.  itwm(i)h
    It's cold out there.  itcd(o)t
    OK, Sam. Nice work.    ok,sm,ncwk
    This is the end of Review One.  tsstedrvo

复习一练习归纳：

第四课课文注音

1。4

Lesson4. Where are you from, Loy?    lsf,wayf,ly

SCENE ONE: BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE STUDIO THE NEXT DAY

John: My job is newscaster.    mjbsnscst
    I'm a newscaster.    imnscst
Steven: Yes, John.  ys,j
    You're a newscaster,    yrnscst
    and Susan's a newscaster.  a(d)sssnscst
Linda: This is a television show with news, weather, sports……    tsstlvsswtns,wtns,wt,spt
John: And cooking?    ack
Linda: Yes.  ys

SCENE TWO: THE"HELLEO AMERICA" SET

Jake: I'm Jake Seltzer.    imjkst
    And now Susan Webster and John P Banks.  ansswbstajpbks

SCENE THREE

Susan: And now cooks from different countries.    ancksfdfcts
    John, this is Loy Chung.    tsslyc
    Where are you from, Loy?  wayf,ly
Loy: I'm form China.    imfcn
John: and,what's this?    a,wtts
Loy: It's an egg roll.  itegr
    It's Chinese.    itcns
John: No, thank you.  n,tk(y)
Susan: Thanks, Loy.  tks,ly
    Mmmmm. Delicious.  m,dlcs
    John, this is very good.    j,tssvrgd
John: And what's your name?  awtynm
Ricardo: I'm Ricardo Gomez.    imrcdgmz
Susan: Ricardo is Mexican.  rcdismxc
Ricardo: Yes. I'm from Mexican City.    ys,i(m)fmxct
Susan: You're from Mexican City?  yrfmxct
I'm from Mexican City too.  imfmxctt
Ricardo: Really? What's your last name?  rl,wtylsnm
Susan: Webster.  wbst
Ricardo: Webster?  wbst
Susan: Yes. But my mother's name is Herrera.    ys,nt(m)mtsnmshr
    And, Ricardo,    a,rcd
    What's this?  wtts
Ricardo: A Mexican taco!    amxctc
Susan: Yummy .Here, John.  ym,h,j
John: Delicious, but no, thanks.  clcs,bn,tks
Susan: Mmmmmm. Delicious.  m,dlcs
    A taco from Mexico.    atcmxc
John: And what's your name?  awtynm
Pierre: My name is Pierre.    mnmspr
Susan: Good morning, Pierre.    gdmn,pr
    How are you?    hay
Pierre: I'm fine, thank you.    imf,tk(y)
John: Pierre is French.    prisfc
Pierre: Yes, I'm from Paris.  ys,imfprs
    And this is an omelet.    atsisomlt
John: An omelet with eggs.    anomltwtegs
Pierre: Yes.  ys

Pierre: Voila!!  cl
John: Oh, thank you.  o,tk(y)
John: It's cold.  itcd
Pierre: It's from France.  itffc
Susan: We're at the WEFL studio in Stamford    wrtweflstdistfd
    with Loy, Ricardo, and Pierre.    wly,rcd,apr
    They are from different countries.    tafdfcts
    Loy is from China,  lysfcn
Ricardo is from Mexico,  rcdisfmxc
    and Pierre is from France.  aprisffc
    Three great cooks from three great countries,  trgcksftrgcts
      I am Susan Webster.  imsswbst
      It's ten o'clock.  ittnclc
      And this is "Hello America".  atsshlamrc
      This is the end of Lesson Four.    tss(t)edlsf

第四课练习注音

1.4

BOOK ONE, LESSON FOUR

N: Lesson Four. Listen.    lsf,ls
SUSAN: And now cooks from different countries.    ancksfdfcts
      John, this is Loy Chung.    j,tsslyc
      Where are you from, Loy?    wayfly
Loy: I'm from China.  imfcn
JOHN: And what's this?  awtts
Loy: It's an egg roll.  itegr
    It's Chinese.  itcns
N: Loy is from China.    lyisfcn
    He's Chinese.    hscns
    Country, China;    ct,cn
    nationality, Chinese.  ntnlt,cns
    Now listen to some countries and nationalities,  nlstsctantnlts
    and repeat each one.  arpreco
M: China  cn
F: Chinese  cns
M: Mexico  mxc
F: Mexican  mxc
M: Italy  itl
F: Italian  itl
M : Australia  astl
F: Australian  astl
M: Brazil  bzl
F: Brazilian  bzl
M: England  egld
F: English  egls
M: Japan  jp(n)
F: Japanese    jpns
M: Canada  cnd
F: Canadian  cnd
M: The Soviet Union  tsvtun
F: Russian  rs

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M: The United States  tuntstt
F: American    amrc
N: All right, good.    ar,gd
    Now listen.  nls
F: My name is Reiko Ito.  mnmisrkit
    I am  Japanese.  imjpns
N: Where's she from?  wssf
    Right!    rt
    She's from Japan.  ssfjp
M: My name is Ricardo Lopez.  mnmisrcdlpz
    I am  Mexican.  immxc
N: Where's he from?  wsf
    Yes!  ys
    He's from Mexico.  hsfmxc
M: I am Alfredo del Vecchio.    im(a)fddvvo
    I am Italian.  iamitl
N: Where's he from?  ws(h)f
    Very good! He's from Italy.  vrgd,hsfitl
    Alfredo is from Italy.  afdisfitl
    What's his nationality?  wtsntnlt
    He's Italian.    hs(i)tl
    He's from Italy,  hsfitl
    he's Italian.  hstl
    Loy is from China.  lyisfcn
    What's his nationality?  wtsntnlt
    He's Chinese.    hscns
    Reiko is from Japan.  rkisfjp(n)
    What's her nationality?  wthntnlt
    She's Japanese.    ssjpns
    Ricardo is from Mexico.    rcdisfmxc
    What's his nationality?  wtsntnlt
    He's Mexican.    hsmxc
    Irene and Igor are from the Soviet Union.    iralgaftsvun(n)
    What's their nationality?  wttntnlt
    They're Russian.    trrs
    And my country is the United States.  amctistuntstt
    What's my nationality?  wtmntnlt
    I'm American, or North American.  immrc,ontmrc
    And you, Sam?  ay,sm
    What's your nationality?  wtyntnlt
    OK, very good.    ok,vrgd
    Now listen again.  nlsng
SUSAN: And now cooks from different countries.    ancksfdfcts
    John, this is Loy Chung.      j,tsslyc
    Where are you from, Loy?  wayf,ly
Loy: I'm from China.  imfcn
JOHN: And what's this?  awtts
Loy: It's an egg roll. It's Chinese.  itegr,itcns
N: Now some pronunciation practice.  nspncatpctc
    Repeat after me.  rptaftm
    cook    cook-s  ck,cks
    country    country-z  ct,ctz
    this-iz    this-iz Loy Chung  isz,tszlyc
    it's  it's-n    it's-n egg roll    it,itn,itnegr
    where    where-r    where-r you from?    we,wer,weryf
    and    an'    'n'      'n' what's this?    ad,an,n,nwtts
    Now listen once more.    nlsocm
SUSAN: And now cooks from different countries.    ancksfdfcts
    John, this is Loy Chung.      j,tsslyc
    Where are you from, Loy?  wayf,ly
Loy: I'm from China.  i(m)fcn
JOHN: And what's this?  awtts
Loy: It's an egg roll. It's Chinese.    itegr,itcns
N: This is the end of Lesson Four.  tsstedflsf

第四课压码听懂归纳：

第五课课文注音

1。5

Lesson5. Are you married?    lsf，aymrd

SCENE ONE: OUTSIDE THE WEFL STUDIO THE SAME DAY

Susan: Hi.  h
John: Hi.    h
Susan: Are you OK?      ayok
John: Yes, fine.    ys,f
Susan: Really?      rl
John: No, I'm not fine.    n,imn(t)f
Susan: Oh. Is it the omelet?    o,istom(l)t
John: It's the cooking show.  ittcks
    I'm a newscaster.    imnscst
    I'm not a cook.    imntck
Susan: Oh, yes.    o,ys
    You're a good newscaster.    yrg(d)nscst
John: Thank you.  tk(y)
    A cigarette?    acgr(t)
Susan: No, thanks.  n,tks
    A lollipop.    allp(p)
John: A lollipop? allp
    How old are you?  hody
Susan: Excuse me?  excsm
John: Oh, I'm sorry.  o,imsr
Susan: It's OK.    itok
    I'm 25 years old.  imttysod
John: You're 25.  yrttfv
Susan: Yes, I'm 25.  ys,imttfv
    How old are you?  hody
John: Very old.  vrod
Susan: No, you aren't.  n,yat
John: Yes, I am.  ys,im
    My son is 17 years old.  ms issvtysod
Susan: Your son?    ys
John: Yes. My son.  ys,ms
Susan: Your son is 17?  ysnssvt
John: Yes.    ys
Susan: No. He isn't 17.  n,hissvt
John: He is.    his
Susan: So you are married?  syamrd
John: No. I'm not married.  n,imntmrd
Susan: You aren't married?  yamrd
    But your son……  btys
John: I'm divorced.  imdvcd
Susan: You're divorced.  yrdvcd
John: Are you married?  aymrd
Susan: No, I'm not.    n,imnt
John: Are you divorced?    aydvcd
Susan: No, I'm single.    n,imsg
John: You're 25 years old and single.    yrttfvysodsg
Susan: Yes, I am.    ys,im
      Please, how old are you, really!    pls,hody,rl
John: I'm 38.  imttet
Susan: You aren't 38.  yattet
John: Yes, I am.    ys,iam
    I'm a 38-year-old newscaster.  imttetyodnscst
Susan: You're a good newscaster.    yrgdnscst
John: Thank you.  tk(y)
How about some coffee?    hbs(m)cf
Susan: Well, the movers are at my apartment.    w,tmvs(a)tm(a)ptmt
      How about coffee at my place?  habcftmplc
      It's near the studio.  itntstd
John: Great. What's your address?  grt,wtyds
Susan: It's 340 Ocean Drive.  ittrftocdv
      this is the end of lesson five.    thstedflsfv

第五课练习注音

1.5


BOOK ONE, LESSON FIVE

N: Lesson Five.  lsfv
    Listen, and repeat.  ls,arpt
    Yes. I am.    ys,iam
    Yes, I am.    ys,iam
    Yes, you are.    ys,ya
    Yes, he is.    ys,his
    Yes, she is.  ys,sis
    Yes, it is.    ys,itis
    Yes, we are.    ys,war
    Yes, they are.  ys,tar
N: Hello, Susan.    hl,ss
F: Hi, Robert.  h,rbt
N: Susan, are you single?    ss,aysg
F: Yes, I am.  ys,iam
    I'm twenty-five years old, and I'm single.      imttfvysod(a)imsg
N: Twenty-five?  ttfv
F: Yes.  ys
    Twenty-five and single.  ttfv(a)sg
N: Now you, Sam.    ny,sm
    Answer my questions.  asmqsts
    Is Susan single?      issssg
    Yes, she is.  ys,sis
    She's not married,    ssnmrd
    she's single.  sssg
    How old is she?    hods
    Twenty-five.    ttfv
    She's twenty-five years old.    ssttfvysod
    Now tell me all about Susan.    ntmalbss
    Twenty-five and single.    ttfvasg
    Susan is twenty-five years old, and she's single.  ssisttfvysod,as(s)sg
    Hi, John.    h,j(n)
M: Hi, Bob.  h,bb
N: Please, John, no nicknames.  pls,j,nncnms
    Robert, not Bob.  rb(t),ntbb
M: Sorry, Robert. No nicknames.  sr,rbt,nncnms
N: Thanks. John, are you single.  tks,j,aysg
M: No... well, yes. Yes, I'm single.    n,w,ys,ys,imsg
N: Not married?    ntmrd
M: No, not now.    n,ntn
    Divorced.  dvcd
    I'm divorced.  imdvcd
N: Oh. And you're-um...  o,ayum
    twenty-six or twenty-seven.    ttsxottsv
M: No, but thanks.  n,b(t)tks
N: Thirty?  tt
M: Thanks again.  tksg
    I'm thirty-eight.  imttet
N: Really?  rl
M: Really.  rl
N: Now, Sam, answer the questions.    n,sm,astqsts
      How old is John?  hodsj
    Thirty-eight.  ttet
      Is he divorced?  ishdvcd
      Yes, he is.    ys,his
      Tell me all about John.    tmalb(t)j
      He's thirty-eight and divorced.    hsttetadvcd
      He's thirty-eight years old, and he's divorced.  hsttetysod,adhsdvcd
      Now repeat after me.  nrptaftm
      No, I'm not.  n,imnt
      No, she's not.    n,ssnt
      No, he's not.  n,hsnt
    No, it's not.    n,itnt
    No, we're not.    n,wrnt
    No, they're not.    n,trnt
    Now listen again.  nlsng
F: I'm Susan.    imss
    I'm twenty-five,  imttfv
    and I'm single.  ad(i)sg
M: I'm John.    imj
    I'm thirty-eight,  imttet
    and I'm divorced.  ad(i)dvcd
N: Now answer the questions.  nastqsts
    Is John thirty-eight?  isjttet
    Yes, he is.  ys,jis
    Is Susan married?  isssmrd
    No, she's not.    n,ssnt
    How old is John?    hodsj
    He's thirty-eight.    hstty(e)t
    Is Susan twenty-five?    isssttfv
    Yes, she is.  ya,sis
    Now repeat.  nrpt
    is not    isnt
    isn't    ist
    are not    ant
    aren't  art
    No, she is not.    n,sisnt
    No, she isn't.  n,sist
    No, they are not.  n,tant
    No, they aren't.  n,tart
    Sam, are John and Susan married?  sm,ajassmrd
    No, they aren't.  n,tart
    Is John twenty-five?  isjttfv
    No, he isn't.    n,hist
    Is Susan thirty-eight?  issstty(e)t
    No, she isn't. Listen.  n,sist,ls
SUSAN: Hi.    h
JOHN: Hi.    h
SUSAN: Are you OK?  ayok
JOHN: Yes, fine.  ys,f
SUSAN:  Really?  rl
JOHN: No, I'm not fine.    n,imntf
N: Is John OK?    isjok
    No, not really.    n,ntrl
    He's not OK,    hsntok
    he's not fine.  hsntf
    Now, Sam,    n,sm
    you are John.    yaj
    You are not really fine.    yantrl
    Repeat John's words.    rptjswd
    Listen to Susan and John,    lstssaj
    and repeat after John.  arptaftj
F: Hi.  h
M: Hi.    h
F: Are you OK?  ayok
M: Yes, fine.  ys,f
F: Really?  rl
M: No, I'm not fine.  n,imntf
N: Too bad.  tbd
    And now, the same conversation,      an,tsmcvst
    but you're Susan.    b(t)yrss
    First, think about your words.  fst,tkb(t)ywd
F: Hi. Are you OK? Really?  h,ayok,rl
N: Now speak to John.      nspktj
    Try to remember Susan's words,  ttrmbssswd
    and speak to John.  aspktj
    Say "Hi."  sh
M: Hi. Yes, fine.    h,ys,f
    No, I'm not fine.    n,imn(t)f
N: No. John's not really fine.    n,jsntrlf
    Too bad.    tbd
    This is the end of Lesson Five.  tsstedlsfv

第五课压码听懂归纳：

练习复习二注音

R1.2

BOOK ONE, REVIEW TWO

N: Review Two.      rvt
    Hi! Let's begin with some pronunciation practice.    h,ltbgwts(m)pncatpctc
    Say each word after me.    secwdaftm
    city    ct
    cook  ck
    taco  tc
    newscaster  nscst
    Let's try that one again.  lttttong
    news    nes
    newscaster    nscst
    actor        act
    hot dog  htdg
    Let's do that again.  ltdttg
    hot dog    htdg
    OK, good.    ok,gd
    Now, repeat after me.  n,rptaftm
    good    gd
    Great    grt
    delicious    dlcs
    Is delicious a difficult word?    isdlcsadfc(t)wd
    Try it again.    ttg
    delicious    dlcs
    beautiful    btf
    handsome    hdm
    important    iptt
    cold    cd
    All right.    art
    Now listen to the two sentences.  nlstttstcs
    Then make one sentence.  tmkostc
    Rome is a city.  rmisct
    Rome is old.    rmisod
F: Rome is an old city.    rmis(a)oct
N: Right. Rome is an old city.    rt,rmis(a)oct
    Now you.    my
    Listen to the two sentences.    lstttstcs
    Then make one sentence, like this:  tmkostc,l(k)ts
    Rome is a city.    emisct
    It's old.    itod
F: Rome is an old city.    rmis(a)oct
N: Rome is a city.    rmisct
    Rome is old.    rmisod
    Rome is an old city.    rmis(a)oct
    This is a taco.    tsistc
    It's delicious.    itdlcs
    This is a delicious taco.    tsisdlcstc
    Robert Redford is an actor.    rbtrdfdis(a)act
    He's handsome.    hshsm
    Robert Redford is a handsome actor.    rbtrdfdshdsmact
    Paris is a city.    prsisct
    It's beautiful.  itbtf
    Paris is a beautiful city.  prsisbtfct
    OK. Now some true or false sentences.  ok,nsmtofsstcs
    An example sentence:  aexaplstc
    Paris is in France.    prsisifc
    True or false?  tofs
M: True.  tu
N: Yes. True. Paris is in France.    ys,tu,prsisifc
    Again, true or false?  ag,tofs
    Paris is in China.    prsis(i)cn
M: False.  fs
N: False.    fs
    Paris isn't in China.    prsisticn
    Paris is in France.  prsistfc
    Now you, Sam.    ny,sm
    True or false?  tofs
    Loy Chung is a Chinese cook.  lyciscnsck
M: True.  tu
N: Mexicans eat tacos.  mxcsetcs
Mi: True.  tu
N: Pierre's Cafe is a Chinese restaurant.  prscfiscnsrstt
M: False.  fs
N: Pierre's Cafe is a French restaurant.  prscfisfcrstt
M: True.  tu
N: True. Pierre's Cafe is a French restaurant.  tu,prcfisfcrstt
    Now listen to this information.  nlsttsifmt
F: The Caribe Restaurant is on Hudson Avenue.  tcrbrsttis(o)hdfnvu
M: Amsterdam's Restaurant isn't open for breakfast.  amstdmsrsttistopfbkfst

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F: The Capriccio Restaurant has Italian food.  tcprccrstthsitlfd
M: The Cinco de Mayo Restaurant is closed on Monday.  tccdmyrsttiscldomd
N:  Now listen again, but this time repeat each sentence.  nlsng,btstmrptecstc
F: The Caribe Restaurant is on Hudson Avenue.  tcrbrsttis(o)hdsanvn
M: Amsterdam's isn't open for breakfast.  amstdmsistpfbkfst
F: The Capriccio Restaurant has Italian food.    tcpcrstthsitlfd
M: The Cinco de Mayo is closed on Monday.    tccdmyisclsd(o)md
N: Listen one more time. Just listen.    lsomtm,jsls
M: Where's the Caribe?  wstcrb
F: On Hudson Avenue.  ohdsavn
    Is Amsterdam's open for breakfast?  isamtdmsopfbkfst
M: No, it isn't.  n,itst
    Which restaurant has Italian food?  wcrstthsitlfd
F: The Capriccio.  tcpcc
    Is the Cinco de Mayo open on Monday?  istccdmyopn(o)md
M: No. It's closed.    n,itclsd
N: OK, Sam. Repeat the answers after me.  ok,sm,rptte(a)saftm
    On Hudson Avenue.  ohdsnvn
    No, it isn't.    n,itist
    The Capriccio.    tcpcc
    No. It's closed.    n,itlcsd
    All right,    art
    now answer the questions.  nastqsts
F: Where's the Caribe?  wstcrb
M: Is Amsterdam's open for breakfast?  isamstdms(o)pfbkfst
F: Which restaurant has Italian food?    wcrstthsitlfd
M: Is the Cinco de Mayo open on Monday?    istccdmyopn(o)md
N: Once more, please.    ocm,pls
    Answer the questions,  astqsts
    and then listen to the answers.  atlstte(a)ss
F: Where's the Caribe?    wstcrb
M: On Hudson Avenue.    ohdnvn
    Is Amsterdam’s open for breakfast?  isastdsopfbkfs(t)
F: No, it isn't.  n,itist
    Which restaurant has Italian food?    wcrstthsitlfd
M: The Capriccio.    tcpcc
    Is the Cinco de Mayo open on Monday?  istccdmyopn(o)md
F: No, it isn't.    n,itst
N: Good work, Sam.    gdwk,sm
    Very good.      vrgd
    This is the end of Review Two.    tsstedrvt