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【正文】 the set in and we’ ll have it checked first? And we’ ll see what we can do for you? Man How long will it take? Woman About two weeks. Man Two weeks! That won’ t do! I’ ll miss the bulls the day after tomorrow, then. Woman I’ m sorry about that. That’ s the only thing we can do for you. Man I want to talk to the manager. Woman I am the manager. Man Oh, my! Dialogue 2 Did You Have the Room Checked Before? Woman Could I see the manager, please? I have a plaint to make. Man Yes, I’ m the manager here. What can I do for you, madam? Woman Did you have the room checked before we moved in? Man Which room are in, madam? Woman 1808. The toilet doesn’ t work properly, the water doesn’ t run in the shower but the faucet was leaking the whole night, and there’ s water all over the bathroom floor. Man I’ m awfully sorry to hear that. I’ ll attend to it right away. The housekeeper usually checks every room before new guests move in. We have been extremely busy with a large conference these days. Woman But it’ s your business. I never expected this sort of thing to happen in such a hotel. Man No, madam. I do apologize. It’ s most unusual. We’ ll change your room to 2020. It has a beautiful view of the Pacific. And you’ ll enjoy a free threeday stay in our hotel. Woman That’ s not bad. Thanks for your help. Man It’ s my pleasure, madam. LESSON 15 Part B Dialogue 1 You Worry Too Much Man I’ m wondering if it’ s going to be fine this afternoon. Woman So what? Man The sports meet! It’ s scheduled at 2:00, but the fog! You can only see within a short distance. Woman But don’ t you see the wind’ s beginning to lift it up? I bet it will be fine this afternoon. Man Don’ t be so sure. Woman You’ ve heard the forecast this morning, haven’ t you? Man No. That’ s why I worry. Woman Why don’ t you try 121, the 24hour telephone weather forecast service? Man Gee! How e I haven’ t thought about it? I’ ll do it right away. Announcer Now the weather report for today and tomorrow. It’ s foggy in the morning and it’ ll be clear and fine this afternoon. Tomorrow will be overcast with drizzle. Today, the high will be 12 degrees. Tomorrow the low will be 6degrees. Thanks for listening. Woman What did it say? Man ‘ Will be clear and fine in the afternoon.’ Woman See? There’ ll be no problem this afternoon, then. Man But the report isn’ t always accurate. Woman And YOU always worry too much. Dialogue 2 Let’ s Listen to the Weather Forecast John What’ s the matter, Marry? Mary My radio won’ t work. I guess I’ ll have to take it downtown and get it fixed. John Here, let me see it a minute, will you? Mary Sure. John Hmmm. Let’ s see now… Ah … Here you are, Mary. Try it now. Mary Why, John, You’ re wonderful! How did you ever do it? John It was nothing. Say, let’ s see, it’ s just 1:00. Try to get a weather report on your radio. Mary OK. (Turning on the radio.) John … and now here’ s the latest weather forecast. Sunny and pleasant today, with a high of about 80. Tomorrow, clear and continued sunny, with a high of about 85. Chance of rain today, and tomorrow near zero. John There, see? It’ s not going to rain! Mary Look outside. ( thunder) John Oh, my Lesson 16 Part B Passage 1 We Can Decide after the Forecast … Let’ s watch the weather forecast on television. We may got o Scotland, we may go to Wales or London. We can decide after the forecast… ‘ Good morning, and here is the weather forecast for tomorrow. Northern Scotland will be cold, and there may be snow over High Ground. In the north of England it will be a wet day and rain will move into Wales and the Midlands during the afternoon. East Anglia will be generally dry, and it will be a bright clear day with sunshine, but it may rain during the evening. In the southwest it may be foggy during the morning, but the afternoon will be clear. It may be windy later in the day.’ Passage 2 The Trip Was Not Easy Mr Baker is a pilot. He often flies between New York and California. Sometimes the weather is good, and sometimes it’ s bad. Last week the weather was bad all the way from the East Coast to the West Coast. There were clouds in New York City. It was cloudy in Chicago, too. It was stormy over Iowa. There were storms over Nebraska, too. It was windy over Colorado, and there was snow in the mountains. There was somg in California. It was smoggy in the big cities. Mr Baker was worn out. The trip was not easy. There was bad weather all the way. Lesson 17 Part B Dialogue 1 Are You Ready to Order? Waiter Are you ready to order? Man Yes. We’ d like a pizza with peppers and mushrooms, please. Waiter And to drink? Man Do you have any wine? Waiter Yes, we do. What kind of wine do you want? Man Uh… I don’ t know. Do you want any wine, Jackie? Waiter No, thanks. Not for me. But I’ d like some red wine. Waiter How much? A bottle? Man Oh, no. Just a glass. Waiter All right. A pizza with pizza with peppers and mushrooms, a glass of red wine and a glass of water. Is that all? Man yes, that’ s all. Wait Finished? Woman Yes. Thank you Waiter Anything else? Man Do you want any coffee, Jackie? Woman No. Look at the time, Mike. It’ s ten to eight. Dialogue 2 I’ d Like to Go to the McDonald’ s This Time Tom Dad, what will we have for dinner? Dad I don’ t know. Maybe fried fish, chicken soup and … Tom Oh, no. We’ ve had such things since Mom’ s gone. Dad I’ m sorry. But that is the only thing I can cook. What do you want to have then? Tom I do wish Mom was back. Why don’ t we go and eat out for a change Dad Oh, that’ s a good idea. I like Kentucky fried chicken very much. Tom Dad, you always talk about fried chicken. Let’ s have