高中英语人教新课标必修5 Unit 4 Making the...

Can you tell me what you do, Kwan?<br />Well, I'm studying the piano at Chonju University at the moment.

Oh, Amanda, look at you. You are so sunburned.<br />I know. I went to the beach yesterday and I feel like I'm on fire now.

What can I do for you?<br />I had a sudden headache in my office and it gets worse now.<br />Well, this is the medicine that should help.<br />Take this medicine before meals three times a day.

Please write your name on this line which my first name or last name your family name and then your first name and<br />Since you are not married, please put a mark in the single box

Will you keep working here?<br />I don't think so. I need to get a full-time job.<br />Well, maybe you can work your full-time. Let's ask the manager tomorrow.<br />That's great. Thank you.

Hey, Mary?<br />George, is that you?<br />I can't believe it.<br />Yeah, it's me.<br />We haven't seen each other since we left high school.<br />How have you been anyway?<br />I finished college and now I'm going to medical school.<br />That's great. Are you married?<br />Oh, come on. I'm too young. How about you?<br />I opened up a used bookstore.<br />Great. Do you still keep in touch with Cher?<br />Well, as a matter of fact, we're partners at the bookstore.<br />Hey, Mary?<br />George, is that you? I can't believe it.<br />Yeah, it's me.<br />We haven't seen each other since we left high school. How have you been anyway?<br />I finished college and now I'm going to medical school.<br />Great. Are you married?<br />Oh, come on. I'm too young. How about you?<br />I opened up a used bookstore.<br />Great. Do you still keep in touch with Cher?<br />Well, as a matter of fact, we're partners at the bookstore.

Hello, Sue. I'm leaving for Italy tomorrow.<br />When are you going?<br />I'm leaving at 9 tomorrow morning. I'm driving to the airport. It will take me about an hour.<br />The plane takes off at 11 o'clock.<br />What are you going to do in Italy?<br />I enjoy sunbathing and taking a walk on the beach, but this time it's more of a cultural holiday.<br />I decided to visit some museums and art galleries this time.<br />Sounds interesting. Will you view the whole city by bus?<br />No, I'm going to hire a car in Milan.<br />That's a good idea. It will make it easier to see the whole city then.<br />Hello, Sue. I'm leaving for Italy tomorrow.<br />When are you going?<br />I'm leaving at 9 tomorrow morning. I'm driving to the airport. It will take me about an hour.<br />I'm leaving for New Zepperalio.<br />Have a nice day!<br />You

Atlas hotel can I help you? Oh, yes a friend told me about your ad on a paper<br />Yes, and you can visit our website, too. I'd like to book some rooms, please<br />When would you like to stay here?<br />Well, we've booked flights on the 23rd of August<br />Okay, how long do you want to stay?<br />Last year we only stayed a week and this time we thought two weeks until September 6th if it's possible<br />That looks fine<br />And we've got two children and I was wondering if you have any rooms that are next to each other<br />Let's see. I'm afraid that isn't possible<br />But we have what we call a family room which can take two adults and two children. Oh, that sounds perfect<br />Atlas hotel can I help you? Oh, yes a friend told me about your ad on a paper<br />Yes, and you can visit our website, too. I'd like to book some rooms, please<br />When would you like to stay here?<br />Well, we've booked flights on the 23rd of August<br />Okay, how long do you want to stay?<br />Last year we only stayed a week and this time we thought two weeks until September 6th if it's possible<br />That looks fine<br />And we've got two children and I was wondering if you have any rooms that are next to each other<br />Let's see. I'm afraid that isn't possible<br />But we have what we call a family room which can take two adults and two children. Oh, that sounds perfect

6, 6, 9, 8, 7, 2.<br />Oh, hello. I'm ringing about the guitar you have for sale.<br />Can you tell me how old it is?<br />Well, I bought it from a friend about six months ago,<br />and he got it for his birthday.<br />So it's about 11 months old now.<br />How much are you selling it for?<br />I think I like 200 pounds for it.<br />I bought it for 500.<br />Sounds good. Can I come and see it?<br />Sure. I live at 60 Kensal Road.<br />Can I walk there from the high street?<br />It's probably best if you get a bus.<br />The number 18 bus stops in my road outside number 70.<br />And there's a subway station, but it's a bit farther from my house.<br />My name is Jenny Levine, and you are?<br />Josh Bentley.<br />I'm free tonight. Would you be at home at 8 o'clock?<br />I don't get back from work until 8.<br />Maybe...<br />6, 6, 9, 8, 7, 2.<br />Oh, hello. I'm ringing about the guitar you have for sale.<br />Can you tell me how old it is?<br />Well, I bought it from a friend about six months ago,<br />and he got it for his birthday.<br />So it's about 11 months old now.<br />How much are you selling it for?<br />I think I like 200 pounds for it.<br />I bought it for 500.<br />Sounds good. Can I come and see it?<br />Sure. I live at 60 Kensal Road.<br />Can I walk there from the high street?<br />It's probably best if you get a bus.<br />The number 18 bus stops in my road outside number 70.<br />And there's a subway station, but it's a bit farther from my house.<br />My name is Jenny Levine, and you are?<br />Josh Bentley.<br />I'm free tonight. Would you be at home at 8 o'clock?<br />I don't get back from work until 8.<br />Maybe...

In today's On Message, I'm joined by Harry Cameron, who has worked as a reporter for<br />about 60 years.<br />Harry, welcome.<br />Thank you.<br />It's a pleasure to be here.<br />Harry, please tell us what being a reporter was like when you started your first job.<br />Didn't you feel tired because you had to travel a lot?<br />Not at all.<br />My main memory of those days is the sense of pride I felt at writing for a famous national newspaper.<br />In those days, almost everyone read a paper every day.<br />Reporters like me traveled the world and reported everything important.<br />I remember once in the early 1950s, reporting from a war area in East Asia.<br />I wrote my report sitting on the bed in my hotel and then phoned it through to my editor for publication a day or two later.<br />But people still read newspapers today, don't they?<br />Yes, but the purpose of newspapers changed.<br />If you want to know what's going on in the world, you turn on the television and spend time on CNN or News 24,<br />which broadcasts the latest news 24 hours a day.<br />And on top of all that, there's the internet.<br />In today's On Message, I'm joined by Harry Cameron, who has worked as a reporter for about 60 years.<br />Harry, welcome.<br />Thank you, it's a pleasure to be here.<br />Harry, please tell us what being a reporter was like when you started your first job.<br />Didn't you feel tired because you had to travel a lot?<br />Not at all.<br />My main memory of those days is the sense of pride I felt at writing for a famous national newspaper.<br />In those days, almost everyone read a paper every day.<br />Reporters like me traveled the world and reported everything important.<br />I remember once in the early 1950s, reporting from a war area in East Asia.<br />I wrote my report sitting on the bed in my hotel and then phoned it through to my editor for publication a day or two later.<br />But people still read newspapers today, don't they?<br />Yes, but the purpose of newspapers changed.<br />If you want to know what's going on in the world, you turn on the television and spend time on CNN or News 24,<br />which broadcasts the latest news 24 hours a day.<br />And on top of all that, there's the internet.