[00:00.00] [00:01.60]Ä£ÄâÊÔÌ⣨Èý£© [00:05.60]Ò»¡¢Ìý¾ä×Ó,Ñ¡ÔñÓë¾ä×ÓÄÚÈÝÏà¶ÔÓ¦µÄͼƬ¡£ ÿ¸ö¾ä×Ó¶ÁÁ½±é¡£ [00:17.99]1.We aren't allowed to go out to have a picnic. [00:24.71]We aren't allowed to go out to have a picnic. [00:28.94]2.Beijing Opera is an important part of Chinese culture. [00:37.26]Beijing Opera is an important part of Chinese culture. [00:43.92]3.Teenagers should not be allowed to use free Wiª²Fi connection at school. [00:51.38]Teenagers should not be allowed to use free Wiª²Fi connection at school. [00:58.33]4.My mother can make delicious dumplings. [01:05.19]My mother can make delicious dumplings. [01:10.59]5.There must be a dog near my home at night. [01:15.65]There must be a dog near my home at night. [01:21.18]¶þ¡¢Ìý¶Ô»°ºÍÎÊÌâ,¸ù¾ÝËùÌýÄÚÈÝ,Ñ¡Ôñ×î¼Ñ´ð°¸¡£ ¶Ô»°ºÍÎÊÌⶼ¶ÁÁ½±é¡£ [01:34.93]6.W:Is the fork made of steel or glass? [01:39.94]M:Neither. It's made of silver. [01:42.40]W:That's why it looks so bright. [01:45.21]Q:What's the fork made of? [01:51.81]W:Is the fork made of steel or glass? [01:55.15]M:Neither. It's made of silver. [01:57.59]W:That's why it looks so bright. [02:00.33]Q:What's the fork made of? [02:06.92]7.M:What do you usually do on weekends, Linda? [02:11.45]W:I used to stay at home, but now I am used to getting up early and hanging out with my friends. [02:18.20]M:That's wonderful. It's good for you to keep healthy. [02:22.90]Q:What's Linda used to doing now? [02:33.70]M:What do you usually do on weekends, Linda? [02:36.40]W:I used to stay at home, but now I am used to getting up early and hanging out with my friends. [02:42.64]M:That's wonderful. It's good for you to keep healthy. [02:47.70]Q:What's Linda used to doing now? [02:56.59]8.W:So we'll meet at 7:30 outside the cinema, right? [03:02.31]M:Well, not there. Let's meet in front of the bookshop. [03:05.67]W:The bookshop opposite the bank? [03:08.30]M:Yes. That's the one. [03:10.12]Q:Where is the bank? [03:15.29]W:So we'll meet at 7:30 outside the cinema, right? [03:19.62]M:Well, not there. Let's meet in front of the bookshop. [03:22.91]W:The bookshop opposite the bank? [03:25.36]M:Yes. That's the one. [03:27.55]Q:Where is the bank? [03:33.98]9.M:Hello! I'm calling to know more about the play you're advertising. [03:40.21]W:Well, it's a really fantastic play. And we have only 10 tickets left now. [03:47.37]M:OK, I'd like to book two tickets. [03:50.61]Q:What does the girl mean? [03:57.44]M:Hello! I'm calling to know more about the play you're advertising. [04:02.11]W:Well, it's a really fantastic play. And we have only 10 tickets left now. [04:09.26]M:OK, I'd like to book two tickets. [04:12.24]Q:What does the girl mean? [04:20.60]10.W:I really don't like Jenny's clothes and haircut. [04:25.68]M:Everyone has his own taste in something. Don't judge others by your own eyes. [04:31.00]W:I agree. But Jenny is really in style. After all, she's a middle school student. It's not good for her development. [04:40.73]Q:What does the boy mean? [04:48.55]W:I really don't like Jenny's clothes and haircut. [04:51.91]M:Everyone has his own taste in something. Don't judge others by your own eyes. [04:57.26]W:I agree. But Jenny is really in style. After all, she's a middle school student. It's not good for her development. [05:06.87]Q:What does the boy mean? [05:13.64]Èý¡¢Ìý¶ÌÎÄ,¸ù¾Ý¶ÌÎÄÄÚÈÝ,ÅжÏÏÂÁоä×ÓÕýÎó,ÕýÈ·µÄÓá°A¡±±íʾ,²»ÕýÈ·µÄÓá°B¡±±íʾ¡£ ¶ÌÎĶÁÁ½±é¡£ Ìý¶ÌÎÄÇ°,ÄãÃÇÓÐ20ÃëÖÓµÄʱ¼äÔĶÁÏÂÁоä×Ó¡£ [05:56.24]M:In order to speak English fluently, you need to think in English. [05:59.51]If you don't, your speech will be slow and it won't sound natural. [06:03.90]Here's some advice for you to practice thinking in English. [06:06.57]First, look at objects around yourself, and think of what they are called in English. [06:11.21]Try to make a direct connection between the object and the English word. [06:14.94]Second, when you are out in a public place, practice describing the things and people you see in your mind. [06:20.64]Try to think in English first, not in your first language. [06:24.11]Finally, when you have to say something in English, try not to think in your first language and translate your ideas into English. [06:30.90]If you do, you will get frustrated very quickly. [06:45.15]M:In order to speak English fluently, you need to think in English. [06:48.37]If you don't, your speech will be slow and it won't sound natural. [06:51.88]Here's some advice for you to practice thinking in English. [06:55.48]First, look at objects around yourself, and think of what they are called in English. [07:00.14]Try to make a direct connection between the object and the English word. [07:03.77]Second, when you are out in a public place, practice describing the things and people you see in your mind. [07:09.53]Try to think in English first, not in your first language. [07:12.85]Finally, when you have to say something in English, try not to think in your first language and translate your ideas into English. [07:19.77]If you do, you will get frustrated very quickly. [07:33.33]ËÄ¡¢Ìý¶Ô»°,¸ù¾Ý¶Ô»°ÄÚÈÝÍê³ÉÏÂÁоä×Ó,ÿ¿Õ´ÊÊý²»ÏÞ¡£ ¶Ô»°¶ÁÈý±é¡£ Ìý¶Ô»°Ç°,ÄãÃÇÓÐ20ÃëÖÓµÄʱ¼äÔĶÁÏÂÁоä×Ó¡£ [08:09.23]W:Bruce, you have traveled to many different countries. You must be able to speak several different languages. [08:15.52]M:I wish I could. But French and English are the only ones I could speak. [08:19.68]W:Have you ever tried Chinese? [08:21.83]M:Yes, I've learned it for three years, but I gave it up in the forth year. It's too difficult to write. [08:27.99]W:How about Japanese? [08:29.76]M:The Japanese grammar is so difficult. [08:32.52]W:Do you like traveling? [08:33.95]M:No, I don't. But I have to because I'm a tour guide. [08:37.63]W:Have you even been to Stonehenge in Britain? [08:40.43]M:Yes, I went there two years ago. It's a famous place with great mysteries. [08:44.94]Some historians believed it was a temple where ancient leaders tried to communicate with the gods. [08:50.22]W:Really? [08:51.62]M:But now some scientists think it was built to celebrate a victory over enemy. [08:55.75]W:It's really a mysterious place. I hope to go there one day. [09:23.79]W:Bruce, you have traveled to many different countries. You must be able to speak several different languages. [09:30.15]M:I wish I could. But French and English are the only ones I could speak. [09:34.34]W:Have you ever tried Chinese? [09:36.63]M:Yes, I've learned it for three years, but I gave it up in the forth year. It's too difficult to write. [09:42.64]W:How about Japanese? [09:44.40]M:The Japanese grammar is so difficult. [09:47.18]W:Do you like traveling? [09:48.67]M:No, I don't. But I have to because I'm a tour guide. [09:52.29]W:Have you even been to Stonehenge in Britain? [09:55.80]M:Yes, I went there two years ago. It's a famous place with great mysteries. [09:59.50]Some historians believed it was a temple where ancient leaders tried to communicate with the gods. [10:04.82]W:Really? [10:05.60]M:But now some scientists think it was built to celebrate a victory over enemy. [10:10.81]W:It's really a mysterious place. I hope to go there one day. [10:41.65]W:Bruce, you have traveled to many different countries. You must be able to speak several different languages. [10:48.15]M:I wish I could. But French and English are the only ones I could speak. [10:52.26]W:Have you ever tried Chinese? [10:54.57]M:Yes, I've learned it for three years, but I gave it up in the forth year. It's too difficult to write. [11:00.61]W:How about Japanese? [11:02.46]M:The Japanese grammar is so difficult. [11:05.11]W:Do you like traveling? [11:06.63]M:No, I don't. But I have to because I'm a tour guide. [11:10.26]W:Have you even been to Stonehenge in Britain? [11:13.50]M:Yes, I went there two years ago. It's a famous place with great mysteries. [11:17.45]Some historians believed it was a temple where ancient leaders tried to communicate with the gods. [11:22.77]W:Really? [11:24.13]M:But now some scientists think it was built to celebrate a victory over enemy. [11:28.80]W:It's really a mysterious place. I hope to go there one day.