大学体验英语自主听力(3)

A: All right.. Spring begins at the end of March. April and May are nice months. The

summer months are June, July and August. It is very hot in summer time, but it is pleasant in the morning and at night.

B: How about the autumn months?

A: Autumn comes in September. September, October and November are the autumn months. Autumn is the best season in Beijing. The winter months, December, January and February are very cold.

B: Thank you very much for your help.

4

A: What day is today?

B: Today is Friday. Every Friday afternoon I go to the gym.

A: Yesterday was Thursday, wasn't it?

B: Yes, it was. Where were you yesterday?

A: I was in Tianjin. I often drive to and fro between Beijing and Tianjin.

B: So you are always busy, aren't you? What are you going to do on Saturday?

A: I'm having a party on Saturday evening.

B: Oh, I'd like to join you.

5

A: What's the date today?

B: Today is April 28, 2003.

A: Do you mind telling me your birthday?

B: Of course not. My birthday is on the second of December.

A: I wonder if you could spare me a few minutes. I often confuse "on" with "in".

B: Remember the phrases "in a month/year", "on a day/date". For instance, in December, in spring, in 2003, in the twenty-first century, on Saturday, on Saturday evening (but in the evening) , on my birthday, on Christmas Day, on December 5th, 2003.

Unit111第十一单元

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B: Hi, Michael.

A: Hi, Wang. Oh, it's... is there something wrong?

B: Yes, I'm trying make some copies but I think there's a paper jam in the photocopier. A: Oh... er... would you like me to see what I can do?

B: Yes, OK.

A: All right. I think this is what needs doing. I'll just lift the lid... Oh, yeah, the paper's jammed, this sheet is crumpled up. Look, I'll just get it out... There we are. Then if we close the lid, it should be OK.

B: Oh, great. Thank you very much. I've got masses of copies to make.

2

A: Hi, Wang. Where can I find an ATM?

B: Near the gate of the shopping center. What's the problem?

A: I want to buy a T-shirt but I don't have enough money on me.

B: I see. Let's go to the ATM booth.

A: Could you show me how to use the ATM, please?

B: Of course. First insert your card in the slot. Then enter your card number and password. Next select "Withdrawal" and then enter the amount you need. Wait. Take your money. Finally take your card and receipt.

A: Thank you.

B: You're welcome.

3

A: Hello. Michael. You are busy, aren't you?

B: Yes, a little bit. What can I help you with?

A: Something personal. I'm wondering if there is any chance of borrowing your camera. B: Sure. But mine is at home, not in the office.

A: It is kind of embarrassing, you know. My camera broke last week when I was trying to shoot a picture of a bird on the roof of my house.

B: For how long would you like to keep it?

A: Until next Tuesday.

B: Okay. I will bring it here for you tomorrow.

A: Thanks a lot.

B: You're welcome.

4

A: Excuse me. Do you know any hotels in Boston? The boss is sending me there, and I have to find a place to stay.

B: I know two... They are the Midtown and the Boston Bay.

A: What are the locations like? I'll be downtown most of the time.

B: The Midtown has the best location, then. The Boston Bay is also good.

A: I have read about the Boston Bay. It's the newest hotel in Boston, isn't it?

B: Yeah. It's the biggest, and it has a very good restaurant.But I think it's also the most expensive hotel in Boston.

A: I have to keep my cs down. I will choose the Midtown. Thanks for your help.

B: You're welcome.

5

A: Excuse me, sir. Can you tell me where the nearest post office is?

B: Well, it's some distance from here.

A: How can I get there?

B: You can go there either on foot or by bus. In fact, it takes at most 20 minutes if you walk there.

A: I think I'd prefer to walk there.

B: OK. Let me show you the way. First turn right at the next lights, walk 3 blocks ahead to the theater and then turn left. The post office is right in front of you.

A: I see. Thank you.

B: You are welcome.

Unit112第十二单元

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A: Do you speak English?

B: Yes. I speak a little English.

A: Does your father speak English, too?

B: No, he doesn't. He speaks Japanese.

A: Does he speak Japanese well?

B: Yes, he does. He speaks Japanese pretty well.

A: Can you tell me why?

B: Because he studied Japanese for several years in Tokyo.

2

A: Have you been here long, Mr. Zhang?

B: I've been here about six months.

A: Your English is very good. You speak English very clearly and naturally.

B: Thank you. I hope I can improve my English quickly while I'm here.

A: Where did you learn your English?

B: I followed a two-year English course on TV before I came here. It was really very helpful.

3

A: Are you a newcomer? Have you been here before?

B: No, this is my first time here.

A: Do you speak English?

B: Not much. I find it difficult to understand people.

A: What do you think is the most difficult problem for you?

B: Listening is the most difficult problem for me. And I have a lot of trouble with pronunciation.

4

A: What's your friend's native language?

B: Her native language is French.

A: Does she speak English, too?

B: Oh, yes. She speaks English fluently but with a bit of French accent.

A: How well do you know French?

B: I speak a little French, and I can re …… 此处隐藏：5106字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……