英语初级口语第21课至25课.docx
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英语初级口语第21课至25课
Lesson21
BillIsVeryRude
BillisinVictor'shouseandheissittingdown.Heisleaningbackandhehasputhisfeetonthetable.Billisveryrude.
VICTOR:
Wouldyoumind°takingyourfeetoffthetable,Bill?
BILL:
Notatall.ButIwasverycomfortable.
VICTOR:
Doyouputyourfeetonyourowntable?
BILL:
No,Ineverdothat.
VICTOR:
Whynot?
BILL:
Idon'twanttomarkmytable,ofcourse.
VICTOR:
Well,willyoupleaseavoidmarkingmine?
BILL:
I'msorry.Ithoughtyouweregoingtobuyanewtablesoon.
VICTOR:
Ihopetobuyanewtable,butIhavetosellmyoldonefirst.
BILL:
Wouldyoupleasetellmehowmuchyouwantforit?
VICTOR:
Howmuchdoyouthinkit'sworth?
BILL:
Notmuch.It'sbadlymarked.I'llgiveyoutendollarsforit.
ThePhoneRangAgain
MrsMoorehadworkedhardalldayattheoffice,andshewaslookingforwardtoarelaxingeveningathome.
Justasshewalkedinthedoor,thetelephonebegantoring.Shedashedtoanswerthephoneandfoundthatthecallerwasamantryingtosellhersomelightbulbs.Sherefusedandhungupthephone.
Shesmelleddinnercookingandwentintoseehowherchildrenweregettingalongwiththemeal.Everythingwasreadyexceptsettingthetable,soMrsMoorewentupstairstochangeclothes.
Justasshereachedtheheadofthestairs,thetelephonerangagain.WhenMrsMooreansweredit,shefoundoutthatherhusbandwouldn'tbehomefordinner.
Aftershechangedclothes,shewentbackdownstairstoeat.Duringdinner,thephonerangtwice.Hersistercalledtoaskaboutthefamilyzs,andagroupwantedhertodosomevolunteerwork.Sheandthechildrenfinisheddinnerandbegancleaningupthekitchen.Thephonerangagain.Theneighbourswantedtoborrowthegardenhose.°.
Afterthekitchenwascleaned.MrsMooresatdownwithasightoreadwhilethechildrendidtheirhomework.Thephonerangagain.
Withoutevenansweringit,MrsMoorecalledtoherchildren,"Getready,we'reallgoingtoamovie."
"Great!
Butwhy?
"
"Itseemsthat'stheonlywaywecangetawayfromthistelephone."
QuestionsonTextB
Billy'smotorcycleshoneintheafternoonsunandcaughtBilly'sreflectioninthefender.Hehadworkedallsummertosaveenoughmoneyforthis?
bikeanditwashis-allhis.Hestrappedonhishelmet,slidthenewblackleatherglovesoverhishands,thenthrewonelegoverthevinylseat.Therewasaroaroftheengineashekickeditintomotion,andsuddenlytherehewas,speedingdownthestreetonhismotorcycle.
Billy'slittlebrother,Tommy,watchedsolemnlyfromthefrontdoor.Tommywasonlyeightyearsold,buteightwasoldenough,hethought,forsomeonetohavehisveryownmotorcycle.Itdidn'tseemfairthatBillyhadabikeandTommydidn't.SoTommysatonthefrontporch,atehiscandybar,andbroodedoverthematterashewatchedBillyslidearoundthecorner.Allhewantedwasjustoneride.
WhenBillydiscoveredhisbikemissingthenextmorning,therewasawidespreadinvestigationbythepolice,hisparents,andtheneighbours.Noonehadseenthebikesincethedaybefore.AsBillywalkedoffdownthesidewalk,headingfortheschoo(bus,hisattentionwasattractedbysomethingblackglaringathimfromunderahedge.Heapproachedslowly,thensuddenlybrokeintoarun.Thereunderthehedgewashismotorcyclewithonebadlydentedfender.
Hereachedforthehandlebarstopullitfromunderthebushes.Whenheretractedhishand,therewasafamiliarstickysubstanceonhisfingers.Tastingthebrownsweetness,Billysmiledsecretlytohimself.Heknewhehaddiscoveredwhohadtakenhismotorcycleforaspin.
Lesson22
IfIDon'tDoAnythingElse
YesterdaymorningPaulsaidtohimself."I'vegottowritethateconomicspapertoday.IfIdon'tdoanythingelse,I'vegottowritethatpaper."
Hesatdownathisdeskandputasheet.ofpaperintohistypewriter.Helookedoutofthewindow,ateapieceofcandy,gotuptogetadrinkofwater,brushedhisteeth,andsatdownathisdeskagain.
"Ihaven'twrittenmyfamilysinceThanksgiving,"hesaidtohimself."I'llwritethemaletterfirst."
Paulwrotehisfamilyalongletter."Mytypewriterneedsanewribbon.I'vegottochangethisribbonbeforeIwritemy
economicspaper."
Theinkfromthetypewriterribbongothishandsverydirty,sohewashedthemandwashedthem.Whilehewaswashinghishands,henoticedthathisfingernailsweremuchtoolong.Hecutthemverycarefullyandthenwentbacktohisdesk.Heputasheetofpaperintohistypewriter.lookedoutofthewiudow,andlookedathiswatch.Itwasnoon.
"I'llgetsomelunchnow,".hesaidtohimself."AfterlunchI'llwritethatpaper,ifIdon'tdoanythingelse."
TextB
I'llFindMyWay
ThedayofUncleGeorge'sarrivalishere.Everythingisready,butUncleGeorgeandhisfamilyhaven'tarrived.UncleGeorgecan'tfindhiswaytotheMillerhome.MrsMiller
giveshimspecificdirectionsonthetelephone.
MRSMILI.ER:
Pleaseanswerthetelephone,Mary.
MARY:
Hello.UncleGeorge?
Whereareyou?
Waitaminute,please.I'llcallMother.Mother,it'sUncleGeorge.
MRsMII.I.ER:
George,dear.Whereareyou?
AtthecornerofPineandState5treet?
Waitthere.Michaelcancomeandgetyou.
UNCLEGEORGE:
No.It'snotnecessary.Wedrovethecar.Givemethedirections.I'llfindmyway.
MRSMILLER:
GonorthonStateStreettoMainStreet.There'salargestatuethere.Turnleft.ContinuetoGroveAvenue.Turnright.ContinueonGroveAvenuetoSeventh Street.Turnleft.We'reinthemiddleoftheblock.CanyourepeatSeventh Street.Turnleft.We'reinthemiddleoftheblock.Canyourepeatthedirections,George?
UNCLEGEORGE:
Ithinkso.IhavetogonorthonStateStreettoMainStreet.Iturnleftto GroveAvenue.IcontinueonGroveAvenue.Iturnright.IcontinueonGroveAvenuetoSeventhStreet.Iturnleftandgotothemiddleoftheblock.
MRsMILLER:
That'sit.I'llseeyousoon,George.Mary,isthetableset?
MARY:
Yes,Mother.Comeandlook.
MRsMILLER:
Itlooksverypretty.Thankyou,Mary.
ABreakintheRoutine
JonathanRiverslivedaloneinaneat,two-storey,semi-detachedhouse
inComptonStreet.Likemanybachelorsapproachingmiddleage,bewasgettingrathersetinhisways.HecaughtthesametraintoLondoneverymorning,atehislunchinthesamecrowdedrestaurantneartheofficewhereheworkedandalwayscamehomeonthe6.00train.PeopleweresousedtoseeingJonathansetoffataquarterpasteight,dressedina.sjmpledarksuit.wearingablackbowlerhatandcarryingarolledumbrellaonhisarm,thattheysaidyoudidn'tneedtowearawatchifyoulivedinComptonStreet.
EversinceJonathanhadsetuphouseinComptonStreet,hehadlookedafteritverycarefully.HeworkedhardinthegardeneverySundayandsetouttoimpresstheneighbourswithhisflowerbedsandlawn.Beforeheleftthehouseinthemornings,hecarefullyclosedallthedoorsdownstairs,openedsomewindowstolettheairinandlockedthefrontdoor.EverythingJonathandidwastidyandsystematic.
OnesummereveningJonathanreturnedhomeasusualatfiveminutestosevenprecisely.Whenheopenedthefrontgateheimmediatelynoticedsomethingstrange.Therewasaheavyfootprintintheearthinoneoftheftowerbeds.Jonathanwasjustgoingtoblamethemilkmanorthepostmanwhenhenoticedthatoneofthewhitelacecurtainsinthefrontroomdownstairswasoutofplace.Jonathanneverleftanythingoutofplace.
Hewalkeduptothefrontdoorandopeneditquietly.Helistenedcarefullyforafewmomentsbutcouldhearnothing.Thefront-roomdoorwashalt-open.Jonathanstudieditthoughtfully,wonderingifhehadforgottentocloseitthatmorning.Hehadneverforgottenbefore.Hesteppedsilentlyacrossthehalltothedoorandlookedinsidetheroom.Theshadowofamanwasclearlyreflectedonthefarwallintheeveningsunlight.HehadobvioaslybeenstandingbehindthedoorsinceJonathan'sreturn.]onathangrabbedthedoor-handle,sla;nmed'thedoorandturnedthekey.Thenhecalmlypickedupthetelephoneinthehallandsetaboutcallingthepolice.
Theburglar,atall,thick-set,beardedfellow,triedtoclimbthroughawindowtogetoutbut)onathanhadexpected'that.Hesetabouthimwithhisumbrella,usingitlikeaswoid.Threeminuteslaterthepolicearrivedonthescene.Jonathanwasalittleannoyedthathehadtohavedinnerlaterthanusualbutonthewholehefeltquitepleasedwithhimself.
Lesson23
WouldYouLikeaShaveoraHaircut?
Apoorfarmerwhohadalwayslivedinthecountryandhadnevervisitedabigtownwonalotofmoney,sohedecidedthathecouldnowaffordaholidayinanexcellenthotelbythesea.
Whenlunch-timecameonhisfirstdaythere,hedecidedtogoandeatintherestaurantofthehotel.Theheadwaitershowedhimtohistable,tookhisorderandwentaway.Whenhelookedatthefarmeragain,hehadasurprise!
Thefarmerhad
tiedhistablenapkinroundhisneck.
Theheadwaiterwasveryannoyedatthisandimmediatelytoldoneoftheotherwaitersintherestauranttogotothemanandinformhim,withoutbeinginanywayinsulting,thatpeople
didnotdosuchathinginrestaurantsofthatquality.
Thewaiterwenttothefarmerandsaidinafriendlyvoice,"Goodmorning,sir.Wouldyoulikeashave,orahaircut?
"
TextB
WhatDotheRomansDo?
MRTURNBULL:
WheninRome,
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