創(chuàng)新國(guó)際英語(yǔ)教程第三冊(cè) unit11

[00:09.90]Hair today,gone tomorrow! [00:15.15]So,we’ve got to take this one and then change at Cannon Street,right? [00:24.40]Yes,that’s.Hey,did I tell you about what happened [00:30.04]with me and my dad on the underground last year? [00:34.51]No,go on,what? [00:38.03]Well,about a year and a half ago, [00:43.08]I decided to get all my hair long hair cut off,right? [00:47.93]I always used to have really,really long hair [00:53.08]-ever since I was about fourteen or fifteen, [00:57.21]you know-way down past my shoulders-parted in the middle like curtains, [01:04.08]So,anyway,about a week after I had it all cut off,you know-really short- [01:10.24]and I looked quite different. [01:13.80]Yesh,I bet.So,anyway,I was going home on the tube, [01:19.65]and I was half asleep because it was five or six o’clock [01:25.68]and I was just standing there, [01:29.13]-and a little did I know that my dad [01:33.20]was actually coming back from a business trip abroad, [01:38.25]passing through London on the undergroud to get his train back to Durham. [01:44.20]And guess what?He got into the same carriage as me! [01:50.16]The doors closed behind him.So there I am, [01:55.72]standing there face-to-face with my own father! [02:00.76]I don’t recognise him at first, [02:04.89]but then I think,’Ah,that’s my dad.’and,of course, [02:10.17]he’s obviously only seen me with really long hair for the last then years, [02:16.54]and so I’m standing there,staring at him [02:21.19]and he keeps on glancing at me nervously,thinking, [02:26.05]’Who’s this lunatic staring at me?’and I’m thinking-you know, [02:31.72]it’s the strangest feeling not being recognised by your own dad [02:37.28]-so I just stood there thinking, [02:41.44]’Well,shall I just get off at the next stop without telling him, [02:46.69]or shall I risk giving him a nervous breakdown and a heart attack by saying, [02:52.33]’Hello dad?’But,anyway,eventually I went,’Hello dad?’and he went, [02:59.77]’Diane!’and then said how he was getting really worried [03:05.13]because he though I was a pick-pocket or a drug addict [03:09.70]or something who’d been getting ready to pinch his wallet [03:14.35]or something-and,um,yeah,that was a pretty strange and funny thing. [03:22.21]Yeah,really strange. [03:28.09]6 Story-telling expressions [03:43.56]Listen and check your answers. [03:48.41]Did I tell you about what happened to me in France last year? [03:53.69]No,I don’t think you did.Go on. [03:57.95]Well,I was on holiday with my parents in this little village near the sea, [04:03.70]and we ran out of money. [04:07.17]Really?That’s awful. [04:10.93]Yes,so we went into town to find a cash machine-which we did,no trouble. [04:17.70]Anyway,when we put the card in the machine, [04:22.45]it just started spitting out loads and loads of money. [04:28.09]You’re joking!So did you keep it? [04:32.74]Of course we did!Wouldn’t you? [04:36.82]3 Pronunciation [04:48.89]Listen and notice where the speaker pauses: [04:54.95]There was this great big dog,sitting there,barking at me. [05:00.70]Listen to these short sections of speech and mark the pauses. [05:10.44]1.It was five or six o’clock and I was standing there,minding my own business. [05:19.40]2.My dad was actually coming back from a business triip abroad,passing through London. [05:28.96]3.He keeps on glancing at me,thinking,’Who’s this lunatic staring at me?’ [05:38.91]4.I was dancing about in the street,acting like a fool. [05:48.37]5.I was lying there on the ground,screaming in pain. [05:58.22]Now listen again and underline the strongest stress : [06:06.99]1.It was five or six o’clock and I was standing there,minding my own business. [06:15.54]2.My dad was actually coming back from a business triip abroad,passing through London. [06:24.99]3.He keeps on glancing at me,thinking,’Who’s this lunatic staring at me?’ [06:34.84]4.I was dancing about in the street,acting like a fool. [06:44.22]5.I was lying there on the ground,screaming in pain. [06:53.88]2 While you read Spider woman [07:08.25]Have you heard the story of the woman who dried her cat in the microwave after it had got wet [07:18.28]-or the one about the woman who opened a bag of prepared saled [07:23.72]and out popped a fully-grown frog? [07:28.37]Whether they are true or not,we love telling each other scary stories. [07:34.92]Unfortunately,the story that follows is definitely true. [07:41.09]Recently,a woman living in Kent in suthem England went to her doctor. [07:48.35]For days she hadn’t been ablt to sleep because of noises in her ear. [07:54.51]The doctor told her that this was not unusual. [07:59.56]Lots of people have noises in their ears. [08:04.00]However,when he looked into her ear,he got the shock of his life. [08:10.16]He could see legs and something moving. [08:14.89]It was a large spider!The woman was absolutely terrified of spiders! [08:22.65]The doctor was able to re,pve ot qiickly and set it free. [08:28.21]When speaking to a colleague a few days later, [08:33.49]the doctor mentioned that that was the first time [08:37.93]he had ever found a spider living in someone’s ear. [08:42.66]His colleague suggested that the spider was probably looking for somewhere warm [08:48.93]in order to lay its eggs.

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