Part V：聽力與口語訓(xùn)練
對話1
Julia:Hi, Jessie! I haven’t seen you in so long! How have you been?
Jessie:Hi, Julia! Fancy meeting you here! I’ve been fine. Thanks. Hey, you haven’t changed a bit!
Julia:Neither have you. How long have you been in town?
Jessie:For three days. I came back to see my parents.
Julia:Look, when are you leaving Suzhou?
Jessie:Next week. Time does fly!
Julia:Sure it does. Say, do you think you’ll have the time to meet a few old friends? Anyway, we should have a get-together.
Jessie:Well, yes, I think so.
Julia:Great! I’ll call Kathy, Jenny, and Angel right now. I’m sure they’ll be happy to learn that you are back.
對話2
Kenny:I saw a movie last night.
Penny:You did? How was it?
Kenny:It was very interesting. In fact, it is the most interesting movie that I’ve ever seen.
Penny:It is? What’s the name?
Kenny:Spider Man.
Penny:Spider Man? That sounds strange.
Kenny:It does. But it’s really good.
Penny:Um, I’d like to see it. Is it still on this evening?
Kenny:I think so.
常用語句：
1.I haven’t seen her in so long.
2.I haven’t seen you for ages.
3.Hi, Mike. Long time no see. How have you been?
4.You haven’t changed a bit.
5.You haven’t changed much.
6.I didn’t recognize you at first. You’ve really changed!
7.I used to have more hair, didn’t I?
8.How long have you been here?
9.Look, could you teach me to dance?
10.Let’s have a get-together sometime this week.
11.I was so happy to learn that you liked my present.
12.He is the best teacher I have ever met.
13.This is the most delicious dish I’ve ever had.
14.It is the most interesting story I’ve ever heard.
15.This is the funniest joke I’ve ever heard.
16.She is the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen.
17.This is the hottest weather I’ve ever experienced.
單詞與短語：
in so long很長時間；hey 嘿；change vt.改變；not a bit一點也沒有；leave vt.離開；Time does fly!光陰似箭啊！have a get-together搞個聚會；right now馬上，立刻；learn vt.得知，了解到； in fact事實上；spider n.蜘蛛；sound vi.聽起來；strange adj.奇怪的；for ages好多年；haven’t changed much改變不大；recognize vt.辨認，認出；at first起先；delicious adj.味美的，好吃的；funniest adj.最滑稽的；weather n.天氣；experience vt.經(jīng)歷
Part VI：快速閱讀
A Deceitful(騙人的) Trick(把戲)
One afternoon, when I went into ABC Tea Shop, I saw a small shabby-looking(衣衫不成樣子的) fellow. Reluctantly(不情愿地) I went to sit down at a table near his when the waitress came up to him, cleaning away(清理) the plates on his table and asked. "Anything more, sir?" "Eh...a fried egg will do...I suppose..." The man's voice trailed off(漸漸變小).
"One enough?" demanded the girl, and she took away my order, too. "Ladies are awful(糟糕的). You know what women are." The man said with a smile, "It's been a long time now, but my wife hasn't showed up. Would you tell me the exact time?"
"My watch says two thirty," I said.
Leaning(斜靠) over my table, the man said: "You have a kind face. I asked for your help. I'm just waiting for my wife."
At this I was quite at a loss(不知所措), I did not know what to say.
"I've been waiting for my wife for hours, "he repeated(重復(fù)), "but still she hasn't come. She arranged(安排) to meet me in Lion Tea Shop."
"But this is ABC Tea shop." I cut in(插話).
"Good lord(上帝呀)! I need to leave, but I can't, for my wife forgot to give me money..." with these words, tears bubbled(咕嘟咕嘟冒著泡) down.
"Pull yourself together(別傷感，挺起身來), and I'll pay the bill for you."
Two weeks later, I walked into Lion Tea Shop and found a small shabby-looking man with his back to me. He was saying to a gentleman in front of him: "You have a kind face. I asked for your help, and I'm just waiting for my wife..."
對話1
Julia:Hi, Jessie! I haven’t seen you in so long! How have you been?
Jessie:Hi, Julia! Fancy meeting you here! I’ve been fine. Thanks. Hey, you haven’t changed a bit!
Julia:Neither have you. How long have you been in town?
Jessie:For three days. I came back to see my parents.
Julia:Look, when are you leaving Suzhou?
Jessie:Next week. Time does fly!
Julia:Sure it does. Say, do you think you’ll have the time to meet a few old friends? Anyway, we should have a get-together.
Jessie:Well, yes, I think so.
Julia:Great! I’ll call Kathy, Jenny, and Angel right now. I’m sure they’ll be happy to learn that you are back.
對話2
Kenny:I saw a movie last night.
Penny:You did? How was it?
Kenny:It was very interesting. In fact, it is the most interesting movie that I’ve ever seen.
Penny:It is? What’s the name?
Kenny:Spider Man.
Penny:Spider Man? That sounds strange.
Kenny:It does. But it’s really good.
Penny:Um, I’d like to see it. Is it still on this evening?
Kenny:I think so.
常用語句：
1.I haven’t seen her in so long.
2.I haven’t seen you for ages.
3.Hi, Mike. Long time no see. How have you been?
4.You haven’t changed a bit.
5.You haven’t changed much.
6.I didn’t recognize you at first. You’ve really changed!
7.I used to have more hair, didn’t I?
8.How long have you been here?
9.Look, could you teach me to dance?
10.Let’s have a get-together sometime this week.
11.I was so happy to learn that you liked my present.
12.He is the best teacher I have ever met.
13.This is the most delicious dish I’ve ever had.
14.It is the most interesting story I’ve ever heard.
15.This is the funniest joke I’ve ever heard.
16.She is the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen.
17.This is the hottest weather I’ve ever experienced.
單詞與短語：
in so long很長時間；hey 嘿；change vt.改變；not a bit一點也沒有；leave vt.離開；Time does fly!光陰似箭啊！have a get-together搞個聚會；right now馬上，立刻；learn vt.得知，了解到； in fact事實上；spider n.蜘蛛；sound vi.聽起來；strange adj.奇怪的；for ages好多年；haven’t changed much改變不大；recognize vt.辨認，認出；at first起先；delicious adj.味美的，好吃的；funniest adj.最滑稽的；weather n.天氣；experience vt.經(jīng)歷
Part VI：快速閱讀
A Deceitful(騙人的) Trick(把戲)
One afternoon, when I went into ABC Tea Shop, I saw a small shabby-looking(衣衫不成樣子的) fellow. Reluctantly(不情愿地) I went to sit down at a table near his when the waitress came up to him, cleaning away(清理) the plates on his table and asked. "Anything more, sir?" "Eh...a fried egg will do...I suppose..." The man's voice trailed off(漸漸變小).
"One enough?" demanded the girl, and she took away my order, too. "Ladies are awful(糟糕的). You know what women are." The man said with a smile, "It's been a long time now, but my wife hasn't showed up. Would you tell me the exact time?"
"My watch says two thirty," I said.
Leaning(斜靠) over my table, the man said: "You have a kind face. I asked for your help. I'm just waiting for my wife."
At this I was quite at a loss(不知所措), I did not know what to say.
"I've been waiting for my wife for hours, "he repeated(重復(fù)), "but still she hasn't come. She arranged(安排) to meet me in Lion Tea Shop."
"But this is ABC Tea shop." I cut in(插話).
"Good lord(上帝呀)! I need to leave, but I can't, for my wife forgot to give me money..." with these words, tears bubbled(咕嘟咕嘟冒著泡) down.
"Pull yourself together(別傷感，挺起身來), and I'll pay the bill for you."
Two weeks later, I walked into Lion Tea Shop and found a small shabby-looking man with his back to me. He was saying to a gentleman in front of him: "You have a kind face. I asked for your help, and I'm just waiting for my wife..."