R1.1
BOOK ONE, REVIEW ONE
N: Review One. rvo
Hello. Let's talk about the temperature, hl lttk(a)bttpt
the Fahrenheit temperature. tfrhtpt
Listen.ls(n)
hot ht
warm wm
cool cl
cold cd
Now you, Sam. ny sm
Say the words after me. stwsaftm
hot ht
warm wm
cool c(l)
cold cd
Now listen again. nlsn(a)g(n)
very vr
very hot vrht
very cold vrcd
Now you say the words. nystws
very vr
very hot vrht
very cold vrcd
And now listen again. anlsn(a)g(n)
ten tn
twenty tn(t)
thirty tr(t)
forty ft
fifty fft
sixty sxt
seventy svn(t)
eighty et
ninety nt
one hundred ohdd
Now you say the numbers. nystnbs
ten t(n)
twenty tn(t)
thirty tr(t)
forty fr(t)
fifty fft
sixty sxt
seventy svn(t)
eighty et
ninety nt
one hundred ohdd
Good. Let's try one word again. gd lttowd(a)gn
Repeat after me. rptaftm
sick sick-s sick-s-tee sixty sk sks skst sxt
All right, now once again. ar noc(a)gn
Repeat after me.rptaftm
degree dgr
degrees dgrs
thirty degrees tr(t)dgrs
sixty degrees sxtdgrs
ninety degrees . ntdgrs
Now listen again. nlsn(a)gn
temperature tpt
the temperature ttpt
Fahrenheit frht
And now repeat after me once more. anrptaftmocme
temperature tpt
the temperature ttpt
forty degrees fr(t)dgrs
the temperature is forty degrees ttptisfr(t)dgrs
The temperature is forty degrees Fahrenheit. ttptisfr(t)dgrsfrht
Oh, that's a long one; o tt(a)lo(n)
let's try it again.ltty(i)yt(a)g(n)
tern temper temperature tn tp tpt
Fahren Fahrenheit frn frht
The temperature is forty degrees Fahrenheit. ttptisfr(t)dgrsfrht
Listen. ls(n)
M: It's warm itw(m)
F: Yes. The temperature is eighty degrees. ys ttptisetdgrs
M: It's cool. itcl
F: Yes. The temperature is sixty degrees. ys tptissxtgrs
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 ttptisohddgrs
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. itc(d)
N: It's ten degrees! ittdgrs
M/F: It's very cold! itvrcd
N: Now you, Sam. ny sm
You and I. yadi
I tell you the temperature, itl(y)ttpt
you say the temperature words.ysttptws
it's hot itht
it's warm itwm
it's cool itc(l)
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 itvrcd
It's sixty-five degrees. itsxtfvdgrs
That's right. It's cool. ttrt itc(l)
And now, listen. an lsn
F: Please open the window. plsoptwd
M: Open the window? optwd
F: Yes. It's warm. ys itw
M: Wear your hat and coat. wyht(a)ct
F: My hat and coat? mht(a)ct
M: Yes. It's cold. ys itc(d)
N: Now, Sam, answer the man and the woman.n sm astmnatwm
Listen, and answer.ls(n)adas
M: Open the window?optwd
F: Wear my hat and coat? wmht(a)ct
N: Now listen again, Sam. nlsn(a)g sm
M: Open the window?optwd
F: Yes. It's warm in here. ys itwm(i)nh
M: Wear my hat and coat? wmht(a)ct
N: Yes. It's cold out there. ys itcd(o)tt
Listen and repeat.lsarpt
in here ih
out there ot
It's warm in here. itwm(i)nh
It's cold out there. itcd(o)t
OK, Sam. Nice work. ok sm ncwk
This is the end of Review One. tsste(e)d(o)frvo(n)
R1.2
BOOK ONE, REVIEW TWO
N: Review Two. rvt
Hi! Let's begin with some pronunciation practice. h ltbgwtspncatpctc
Say each word after me. secwdaftm
city ct
cook ck
taco tc
newscaster nscst
Let's try that one again. lttton(a)gn
news ns
newscaster nscst
actor at
hot dog hdg
Let's do that again. ltdtt(a)gn
hot dog hdg
OK, good. ok gd
Now, repeat after me. n rptaftm
good gd
Great grt
delicious dlcs
Is delicious a difficult word? isdlcsadfcwd
Try it again. ty(i)t(a)g(n)
delicious dlcs
beautiful btf
handsome hs
important iptt
cold cd
All right. ar(t)
Now listen to the two sentences. nlstttstcs
Then make one sentence. tm(k)ostc
Rome is a city. rmis(a)ct
Rome is old. rmisod
F: Rome is an old city. rmis(a)oct
N: Right. Rome is an old city. rt rmis(a)o(d)ct
Now you. ny
Listen to the two sentences. lstttstcs
Then make one sentence, like this: tm(k)ostc lts
Rome is a city.rmisact
It's old. itod
F: Rome is an old city. rmis(a)odct
N: Rome is a city. rmis(a)ct
Rome is old. rmisod
Rome is an old city. rmis(a)oct
This is a taco. tsis(a)tc
It's delicious. itdlcs
This is a delicious taco.tsis(a)dlcstc
Robert Redford is an actor. rbtrfdis(a)a(c)t
He's handsome.hshs(m)
Robert Redford is a handsome actor. rbrfdis(a)hsma(c)t
Paris is a city.prsis(a)ct
It's beautiful. itbtf
Paris is a beautiful city. prsis(a)btfct
OK. Now some true or false sentences. ok nstof(s)stcs
An example sentence: an(e)xpstc
Paris is in France. prsis(i)fc
True or false? tofs
M: True.t
N: Yes. True. Paris is in France. ys t prsis(i)fc
Again, true or false?ag(n) tofs
Paris is in China. prsis(i)cn
M: False. fs
N: False. fs
Paris isn't in China. prsisticn
Paris is in France.prsis(i)fc
Now you, Sam. ny sm
True or false?tofs
Loy Chung is a Chinese cook. lycis(a)cnsck
M: True.t
N: Mexicans eat tacos. mxcsetcs
Mi: True.t
N: Pierre's Cafe is a Chinese restaurant. prscfis(a)cnsrstrt
M: False. fs
N: Pierre's Cafe is a French restaurant. prscfis(a)fcrstrt
M: True.t
N: True. Pierre's Cafe is a French restaurant. t prscfis(a)fcrstrt
Now listen to this information. nlsttsifmt
F: The Caribe Restaurant is on Hudson Avenue. tcr(b)rsttis(o)hdsn(a)vn
M: Amsterdam's Restaurant isn't open for breakfast. astdsrstrtist(o)pfbrfst
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F: The Capriccio Restaurant has Italian food. tcpcrstrthsitlfd
M: The Cinco de Mayo Restaurant is closed on Monday. tccdmyrstrtisclsd(o)md
N: Now listen again, but this time repeat each sentence. nlsn(a)g(n) btstmrptecstc
F: The Caribe Restaurant is on Hudson Avenue. tcr(b)rstrtis(o)hsn(a)vn
M: Amsterdam's isn't open for breakfast. astdsist(o)pfbrfst
F: The Capriccio Restaurant has Italian food.tcpcrstrthsitlfd
M: The Cinco de Mayo is closed on Monday.tccdmy(i)sclsd(o)md
N: Listen one more time. Just listen. lsomtm jsls
M: Where's the Caribe? wstcrb
F: On Hudson Avenue. ohdsn(a)vn
Is Amsterdam's open for breakfast? isastdsopfbfst
M: No, it isn't. n it(i)st
Which restaurant has Italian food?wcrstrhs(i)tlfd
F: The Capriccio. tcpc
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 rptassaftm
On Hudson Avenue.oh(d)savn
No, it isn't. n iist
The Capriccio. tcpc
No. It's closed. n itclsd
All right, ar
now answer the questions. nastqsts
F: Where's the Caribe? wstcrb
M: Is Amsterdam's open for breakfast? as(a)mstdsopfbrfst
F: Which restaurant has Italian food? wcrstths(i)tlfd
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. ad(t)lsttass
F: Where's the Caribe? wstcrb
M: On Hudson Avenue. oh(d)sn(a)vn
Is Amsterdam’s open for breakfast? is(a)mstds(o)pfbrfst
F: No, it isn't. n it(i)st
Which restaurant has Italian food? wcrst(t)hsitlfd
M: The Capriccio. tcpc
Is the Cinco de Mayo open on Monday? istccdmyopn(o)md
F: No, it isn't. n it(i)st
N: Good work, Sam. gdwk sm
Very good. vrgd
This is the end of Review Two. tsste(e)d(o)rvt
Rome is an old city这句有点疑问
R1.3
BOOK ONE, REVIEW THREE
N: Review Three. rvtr
Hi, Sam. h sm
There's a telephone call for you.ts(a)tlpcfy
Hello? hl
Oh, hello, Susan. o hl ss
Sam? sm
Yes, Sam's here. ys smsh
Just a minute. jst(a)mnt
Sam, it's Susan. sm itss
Susan has a new apartment, sshs(a)nw(a)pmt
and she's very happy. adssvrhp
Listen. ls
F: Hi, Sam. h sm
This is Susan. tsisss
Oh, Sam, o sm
I have a great apartment. ihv(a)grtapmt
It's in Stamford, it(i)stfd
and it's a modern apartment on Ocean Drive. ait(a)mdn(a)pmt(o)ocdv
Ocean Drive is on the marina, ocdv(i)sotmrn
and the view from my apartment is beautiful.ad(t)vfmapmt(i)sbtf
Ocean Drive is a very pretty street. ocdv(a)s(a)vrptstt
There's a park next to the apartment building, ts(a)pknxtt(a)pmbd
and there's a large parking lot behind the building. ad(t)ts(a)lgpklbhtbd
I'm really very happy with my apartment.imrlvrhpwtmy(a)pmt
N: Yes, Susan's happy with her apartment.ys ssshpwthh(a)pmt
Listen to the information again.lsttifmtn(a)gn
M: What city is your apartment in? wcty(i)s(y)r(a)pmt(i)
F: It's in Stamford.it(i)stfd
M: What's your apartment like?wt(y)r(a)pm(t)lk
F: It's a modern apartment.it(a)mdn(a)pmt
M: What street is it on?wttt(i)s(i)t(o)
F: Ocean Drive.ocdv
M: Where's Ocean Drive?ws(o)cdv
F: Ocean Drive is on the marina. ocdvisotmrn
M: What about the view?wt(a)btv
F: The view from my apartment is beautiful.tvfmy(a)pmtisbtf
M: How about the street?hw(a)btstt
F: Ocean Drive is a very pretty street.ocdv(i)s(a)vrptstt
M: Is there a park?ist(a)pk
F: There's a park next to the apartment building.ts(a)pknxtt(a)pmbd
M: Is there a parking lot?ist(a)pklt
F: There's a large parking lot behind the building.ts(a)lgpklbhtbd
N: Sam, please repeat after me.sm plsrp(t)aftm
there is tis
there's ts
there are tae
there're tr
there is not tisnt
there isn't tist
there are not tant
there aren't tat
yes, there is ys tis
no, there isn't n tist
yes, there are ys tae
no, there aren't n tat
Now listen to Susan's telephone information again, n lstssstlpifmtn(a)g(n)
and then answer the questions.ad(t)astqsts
F: Hi, Sam. h sm
This is Susan. tssss
Oh, Sam, o sm
I have a great apartment! ihv(a)gr(t)apmt
It's in Stamford, it(i)stfd
and it's a modern apartment on Ocean Drive. ait(a)mdn(a)pmtoocdv
Ocean Drive is on the marina, ocdv(i)sotmrn
and the view from my apartment is beautiful. atvfmapmisbtf
Ocean Drive is a very pretty street. ocdv(i)s(a)vrptstt
There's a park next to my apartment building, ts(a)pknxtmapmbd
and there's a large parking lot behind the building. ats(a)lgpklbhtbd
I'm really very happy with my apartment. imrlvrhpwtmy(a)pmt
N: Now answer the questions. nastqsts
Is there a park next to Susan's apartment building?ist(a)pnxtsss(a)pmbd
M: Yes, there is.ys t(i)s
N: Is there a garage next to Susan's apartment building? , ist(a)grgnxtsss(a)pmbd
M: No, there isn't. n t(i)st
N: Is there a view from Susan's apartment?it(a)vfsss(a)pmt
M: Yes, there is.ys t(i)s
N: Is the view beautiful? istvbtf
M: Yes, it is. ys(i)t(i)s
N: What city is Susan's apartment in?wtctissss(a)pmt(i)
M: Stamford. stf(d)
N: What street is Susan's apartment on?wttt(i)ssss(a)pmt(o)
M: Ocean Drive.ocdv
N: Is Susan happy with her apartment?issshpwth(a)pmt
M: Yes, she is.ys sis
N: OK, Sam, this is the end of Review Three.ok sm tsste(e)d(o)rvtr
R1.4
BOOK ONE, REVIEW FOUR
N: Review Four. rvf
Here is an interview. his(a)itv
The interviewer is Nancy Olson. titveisncos
Nancy interviews John P. Banks. ncitvsjpbks
Listen.ls
F: John Prescott Banks is an excellent newscaster. jpsctbksis(a)exclnscst
He works at "Hello America," hwks(a)thlamrc
a morning TV show. amntvs
He lives and works in Stamford.hlvs(a)wks(i)stfd
What's you life like, Mr. Banks?wt(y)lflk mrbks
What do you do every day?wdydevd
M: Well, I have a very busy life.wl(i)hv(a)vrbslf
I get up at five. igt(u)p(a)fv
I work from six in the morning to four in the afternoon.iwfsx(i)tmntfit(a)ftn
F: What do you do after work?wt(d)ydaftwk
M: I go to my health club and I exercise. igtmhtcb(a)d(i)excs
Then I go home and fix dinner.tn(i)ghmafxdn
At six thirty I eat dinner and watch the news on TV.asxttiednawctns(o)tv
F: What do you do after dinner?wt(d)ydaftdn
M: I read. I go to bed very early, ird igtbvrel
at nine thirty or ten.anttot
N: Thank you, Ms. Olson and Mr. Banks.tk(y)ms(o)samrbks
Ms. Olson, Mr. Banks works in a television studio. Do you? ms(o)s mrbkswksin(a)tlvsstd dy
F: No, I don't. n idt
I don't work in a television studio. idwk(i)n(a)tlvsstd
I work for a newspaper. iwf(a)nspp
I'm a newspaper reporter. im(a)nspprpt
N: Now you, Sam. ny sm
Repeat after me. rptaftm
Do you? dy
Yes, I do. ys(i)d
No, I do not. n idnt
No, I don't. n idt
Does he? dsh
Yes, he does.ys hds
No, he does not. n hdsnt
No, he doesn't. n hdst
I do. id
You do. yd
He does. hds
She does. sds
It does. ids
We do. wd
They do. td
OK, Sam. ok s(m)
Ms. Olson, ms(o)s
Mr. Banks mrbks
lives in Stamford. lvs(i)stfd
Do you live there? dylvt
F: In Stamford? istfd
No, I don't. n idt
I don't live in Stamford. idlv(i)stfd
I work there, iwkt
but I live in New York City.bt(i)lv(i)nyct
N: Thank you. tk(y)
Now, Sam, answer the questions. n s(m) astqsts
Answer with "Yes, he does," aswtys hds
"Yes, she does," ys sds
"No, he doesn't," n hdst
or "No, she doesn't." o n sdst
Ready? OK.rd ok
Does Ms. Olson live in Stamford?dsms(o)slv(i)stfd
Does Mr. Banks work in a radio station? dsmrbkswk(i)n(a)rdstt
Does Ms. Olson work for a newspaper? dsmsoswkfanspp
Does Mr. Banks live in Stamford?dsmrbkslv(i)stfd
All right, now answer the questions again. ar nastqsts(a)g(n)
Answer, and then listen to the correct answer.as ad(t)lsttcrt(a)s
N: Does Ms. Olson live in Stamford?dsms(o)slv(i)stfd
M: No, she doesn't. n sdst
N: Does Mr. Banks work in a radio station?dsmrbkswk(i)n(a)rdstt
F: No, he doesn't. n hdst
N: Does Ms. Olson work for a newspaper? dsmsosw(k)f(a)mspp
M: Yes, she does. ys sds
N: Does Mr. Banks live in Stamford? .dsmrbkslv(i)stfd
F: Yes, he does.ys hds
N: Sam, I live in Chicago, Illinois, sm ilviccg ilns
and Ms. Olson lives in New York City. ams(o)slvsinyct
I live in Chicago,ilviccg
Ms. Olson lives in New York. msoslvsinyk
Live, lives.lv lvs
Please repeat. plsrpt
live lives lv lvs
work works wk wks
have has hv hs
get gets gt gt
get up gets up gup gtup
go goes g gs
exercise exercises excs excss
fix fixes fx fxs
eat eats et et
watch watches wc wcs
read reads rd rds 111111111111111111111
Now listen to my questions, nlstmqsts
listen to Mr. Banks, and answer the questions. lstmrbksaastqsts
Then listen to the correct answer. tlsttcrt(a)s
Begin your answers with "He." bgyasswth
What's Mr. Banks' life like?wtmrbkslflk
M: I have a very busy life. ihv(a)vrbslf
F: He has a very busy life.hs(a)vrbslf
N: What time does he get up?wtmdshgt(u)p
M: I get up at five. igt(u)p(a)fv
F: He gets up at five.hgt(u)p(a)fv
N: How long does he work?hlds(h)wk
M: I work from six in the morning to four in the afternoon.iwfsx(i)tmntf(i)t(a)ftn
F: He works from six in the morning to four in the afternoon.hwksfsx(i)tmntf(i)t(a)ftn
N: What does he do after work?wt(d)shdaftwk
M: I go to my health club.igtmhtcb
F: He goes to his health club.hgsthshtcb
M: I exercise. iexcs
F: he exercises.hexcss
M: I go home.igh
F: he goes home.hgsh
M: and I fix dinner.ad(i)fxdn
F: and he fixes dinner.ad(h)fxsdn
N: What does he do at six thirty?wt(d)s(h)dasxtt 22222222222222
M: I eat dinner.iedn
F: He eats dinner. hesdn
M: and watch the TV news.awcttvns
F: and watches the TV news.awcsttvns
N: What does he do after dinner? wt(d)s(h)daftdn
M: I read. ird
F: He reads.hrs
N: What time does he go to bed? wtdshgtbd 3333333333
M: I go to bed at nine thirty or ten. igtbd(a)nttot(n)
F: He goes to bed at nine thirty or ten.hgstbd(a)nttotn
N: OK, very nice. ok vrnc
This is the end of Review Four.tsste(e)d(o)rvf
[color=#FF0000]read reads 我句中reads发的音听不太清 ss好象念了两遍
What does he do at six thirty?wt(d)s(h)dasxtt 与What does he do after dinner?wtdshgtbd的区别
