北師大版高中英語模塊9--Unit 27(2)-4

[00:00.00]A Much depends on the way in which you ask. [00:05.84]Don't put the person down. [00:07.68]This situation can be embarrassing, [00:09.73]as it is very likely that the other person [00:12.15]will be sensitive on the point. [00:14.34]It would probably be inconsiderate to explain [00:16.92]why you can't understand their accent, [00:19.45]even with an apology. [00:20.86]Make light of your apparent dumbness and ask [00:23.33]for a repeat. [00:24.92]Or you might rephrase your understanding of [00:26.88]the other person's remarks in a way [00:29.36]that would allow them the advantage [00:31.21]of correcting you,had you got it wrong. [00:35.79]6 Q My best friend is constantly borrowing my [00:39.45]school notes as she never concentrates in class [00:42.60]and draws pictures instead of taking her own. [00:45.57]I don't know what to do because I don't want [00:47.29]to upset her but I'm tired of being used! [00:52.47]A The best thing to do in this situation [00:55.54]is to be honest with your friend. [00:57.68]Tell her that you are prepared to help her [00:59.66]anytime but you can't lend her [01:01.76]your notes anymore. [01:03.07]If she gets angry with you, [01:04.44]then to tell the truth, [01:05.54]she's not worth having as a friend! [01:09.28]7 Q When is it acceptable to tell someone [01:12.83]there is something about their appearance [01:14.70]that they would find embarrassing, [01:16.45]such as having spinach on their teeth? [01:21.08]A Always. [01:21.08]

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