【正文】 . China is great, too.Henry: I suppose so. I’m a local person. I was born and raised in Chongqing. I wonder where you were born and raised?Jim: I was born and raised in New York. I have lived there for 25 years.Henry: How lucky you are! Is this your first trip to China? Jim: No. I’ve been here twice.Henry: Have you ever been to other parts of China?Jim: I’ve been to Xi’an, Beijing and Guilin.Henry: What impressed you the most about China?Jim: The population and development. China is changing every day and it’s amazing. Frankly speaking, China has ancient culture and long, important history and it’s incredible (五星級形容詞，＝unbelievable ). You know, the Terra Cotta Warrior (兵馬俑) in Xi’an is the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen in my life.Henry: Yeah. China’s population is billion and it’s one of the biggest problems that the government has to solve. The Terra Cotta Warrior is one of the 8 miracles in the world. Are you used to the food here?Jim: To be honest, Chinese food is different from western food. So I’m not used to it yet. But I’m trying to get used to it now.Henry: Don’t worry, you’ll get used to it soon. How long do you plan to stay?Jim: Probably 5 years. The point is that I’d like to stay as long as I can, ‘cause China is really attractive and the culture is really different from that of our country and it’s incredible.Henry: It sure is. That’s why you came here to appreciate our local culture. And I think the only way to really know another culture is to learn the language, because language is the carrier of culture. What’s your opinion?Jim: I agree with you pletely. “Learn one more language, live one more life.”Henry: Absolutely. I couldn’t agree more. So I wonder if you’re working on your Chinese?Jim: Sure, I try my best to learn Chinese but it’s very slow. Chinese is the most difficult language I’ve ever learnt.Henry: That’s interesting. Almost every foreigner I’ve met before thought so, too. Anyway, don’t worry, things will work out.Jim: Thanks for cheering me up. Henry: My pleasure. What do people my age love to do the most in your country?Jim: May I have your age, please?Henry: I’m 25 years old.Jim: Oh, That depends. Some young people like to attend party to have fun together. Some have got married and enjoy their work.Henry: Good. Just like us in China. I begin to think that human nature is pretty much the same everywhere. (我開始覺得無論在哪里人性都是一樣的。坦白地說，中國有古老的文化和悠久的歷史，簡直太不可思議了。1在你們國家像我這樣年紀的人最喜歡做什么？（疑問句比陳述句口譯起來難度大！）說出成就感The Sense Of Achievement：What impressed you the most about…? 超級句型“你對……最深的印象是什么？”①What impressed you the most about hot pot in Chongqing?②What impressed you the most about Beijing Opera?③What impressed you the most about your trip to Hainan Island?④What impressed you the most about your first date?⑤What impressed you the most about Hilton Hotel?⑥What impressed you the most about my hairstyle?其實，我們前面已經(jīng)操練過這個句型了，現(xiàn)在重復(fù)操練，這是我反復(fù)灌輸給學(xué)員提高口語的一個道理：有限的材料無限地重復(fù)！As the saying goes, ”Practice makes perfect! ”Now it’s your turn to use this sentence pattern to make 3 sentences as creative as you can!①__________________________________________________________②__________________________________________________________③__________________________________________________________I’ve heard so much about … 實用句型“久仰……”①I’ve heard so much about you!②I’ve heard so much about your country!③I’ve heard so much about Super Girl!④I’ve heard so much about Crazy English!第六節(jié) 預(yù)定機票Air Ticket ReservationS: Staff at the airport C: ClientS: Hello, Southwest Airlines. May I help you?C: Sure. I’d like to make a reservation.S: Where are you flying from and what’s your destination?C: From Chongqing to Beijing.S: When do you plan to travel?C: August 5th. Do you have any flights in the morning?
。我開始覺得無論在哪里人性都是一樣的。那是一個偉大的國家，我久仰其名。It cost me an arm and a leg. 那車花了我很多錢。[ Tip ] Rip off 在美國俚語中有“敲竹杠”的含義，買東西時就是“貴的離譜”之意。s a steal取代it39。C: Thanks. I’d like to e next time. See you. 謝謝，下次還到你這兒來，再見。就這么著了。老實說，500元我就買了。C: How much is it? 多少錢？S: 1000yuan. 1000元。第四節(jié) 逛街購物 Going ShoppingC: customer顧客 S: salesperson銷售員C: Excuse me, may I try it on? 勞駕，我能試穿一下嗎？S: Sure, please go ahead. 當(dāng)然可以，穿吧。Roles: Ben: a Chinese Nancy: an American to visit Ben’s apartment(Doorbell is ringing) Ben: Hello, Nancy. Nice to meet you. Come in and make yourself at home.Nancy: Thank you, Ben. Glad to see you again. Oh, What a beautiful house.Ben: Thanks for saying so. Please have a seat.Nancy: Thank you.Ben: What would you like to drink? Tea, coffee, orange juice, or coke?Nancy: Tea is fine.Ben: Green tea?Nancy: Sure.Ben: OK, wait a minute. (after a while) Here’s your tea.Nancy: Thanks for your offer.Ben: You’re wele. So, friend, what are you up to?Nancy: Well, I’ve been busy studying at art school and I also have some special work to do in a charity. Ben: Great! You have a good heart.(at around 6 pm o’clock)Ben: What would you like to eat? Have you tried any special foods in CQ?Nancy: No, I haven’t. What do you suggest?Ben: CQ is famous for its authentic hot pot. And I suggest a very popular restaurantLittle Swan. How about having hot pot there together?Nancy: Sounds great. I’ve heard so much about it. (after a while they e to Little Swan Hot Pot restaurant )Waitress: Wele! Would you like main dining area or private dining room?Ben: Main dining area, please.Waitress: This way, please.(Nancy and Ben sit down at the table)Waitress: Can I take your order, please?Ben: Sure, please show me the menu. (to Nancy) Do you mind if I order?Nancy: No, go ahead. I trust you. Whatever you order is fine with me.Ben: A plate of fresh duck intestine, fermented ox stomach, beef, pig’s esophagus, pork, scallopshaped pig’s kidney, fish, potato chips, lotus r