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Tomorrow.Sowecanhavetimetoshowyouaround.Thereareanumberofroomsinthis

house.It'

snoteasytogetthemcleanandtidyafterBrianandLuciamessthem.D:

Oh,don'

tworry.IthinkIcanhandleit.I'

lldomybest.ButifIdoanythingwrong,pleaseletmeknow.

H:

OK.Now,let'

sshowyouthekitchenfirst.LEARNTOREAD

ThisismyfirstdayinMr.Baker'

shome.Nowheisshowingmearoundhishouse.Weenterthekitchenfirst.Oh!

Whatabigkitchen!

UnitTwoIntroductions

3/30

LEARNTOSAYH:

Mary!

Thesearemyfriends,Mr.andMrs.Davies.TheyarefromCalifornia.They'

llstayfor

twonights.Pleasehelpthemtaketheirbagstotheirbedroom.D:

Oh,gladtoseeyou,Mr.andMrs.Davies.We'

vebeenwaitingforyouthewholemorning.Mr.Davies:

You'

reMary,right?

Johnsaysyouaredoingagoodjob.D:

Thanks.Mr.andMrs.Bakerhavetaughtmealot.Mrs.Davies:

Everythinglooksbrightandtidy.Oh,whatbeautifulflowers!

Mrs.Bakeraskedmetogetthemearlyinthemorning.Shesaysthefreshflowerswillreduce

yourtirednessfromthetrip.It'

ssuchalongtripfromCaliforniatohere,isn'

tit?

Mrs.Davies:

Yeah.WewillhaveagoodrestandthenbeginourtouraroundChina.D:

It'

ssoexciting.Icanbeyourguideinmyhometown,neartheThreeGorges,ifyougo

there.

4/30

Mr.Davies:

That'

llbegreat.Ithinkwewill.LEARNTOREAD

Mr.andMrs.DavieswillstayfortwonightsattheBakers'

.Thisisthebedroomtheywillstayin.

UnitThreeServingaGuestLEARNTOSAYGuest:

Hello!

I'

mSamHunter,Mr.Baker'

sfriend.IsMr.Bakerin?

Notatthemoment.ButhetoldmehewasexpectingaMr.Hunter.Hehadanurgentmatter

Thanks.D:

Whatwouldyouliketodrink,sir?

Guest:

Tea,please.Withice.

D;

sratherhottoday.Wehavefreshwatermeloninthefridge.Wouldyoulikeapiece?

Guest:

No,thanks.D:

Mr.Bakeraskedmetoprepareyourfavouritefood,crabandlobster.

5/30

Thankyou.D:

LEARNTOREAD

Look!

ThelivingroomoftheBakersislarge.UnitFourTelephoneCallsLEARNTOSAY（Thetelephonerings.）D:

Hello,thisistheBakers.Guest:

Hello,thisisLisa,LisaRice.IsMr.Bakerin?

Sorry,hewon'

tbehomeuntilseventhisevening.MayItakeamessage?

at8:

00tomorrowmorning.Hemustbethereontime.D:

vegotit.ShallIwritedownyourtelephonenumber?

Idon'

tthinkso.Hehasit.

6/30

Thanks.Bye.D:

Bye.

LEARNTOREADUnitFiveApologiesLEARNTOSAYD:

mterriblysorry!

Ibrokeoneoftheplateswhilesettingthetable.IhopeIcanpayforit.H:

Itdoesn'

tmatter.You'

realwaysdoingwell.Itwasanaccident,wasn'

Yes,butitdoesn'

tmakeanydifference.Theplateslippedthroughmyfingers.Ishouldhaveavoidedthat.Ican'

tsayhowsorryIam.

Takeiteasy.There'

snoreasontospoilawholeday'

sworkwithsuchatrifle.D:

Oh,thankyouforpardoningme.H:

Cheerup!

Oryoumayhavetoapologizeforasecondplate.

7/30

OK.Thanks.LEARNTOREAD

Itishalfpastsixintheevening.Iamsettingthetable.Today,Imustbecareful.Yester-day,IbrokeaplatewhenIsetthetable.

UnitSixCleaningRoomsLEARNTOSAYD:

Yes,whatisit?

msorrytodisturbyou,sir,butwe'

dliketocleantheroom.MayIdoitnow?

Well,I'

mabittiedupatthemoment.D:

Whattimewouldbeconvenient,sir?

mafraidnocleaningcanbedonebetweenthehoursof11:

00a.m.andnoon,sir.So,I

8/30

Iguessso.I'

llbeoutduringthattimeanyway.D:

Allright.LEARNTOREAD

ThisisMr.andMrs.Baker'

swardrobe.Therearetwoparts（rightandleftpart）andthreedrawersinthewardrobe.

Mrs.Bakerputshercoats,blouses,dresses,skirts,sweaters,andunderwearintherightpart.Mostofherclothesareinfashion.Mr.Bakerputshissuits,jackets,trousers,shirts,windbreakers,jeans,andpajamasintheleftpart.

Thethreedrawersareatthebottomofthewardrobe.Mr.andMrs.Bakerputtheirscarves,ties,gloves,stockings,socks,andshoesindifferentdrawers.

CanyouworkouthowmanythingsarethereinMr.andMrs.Baker'

swardrobe?

Whataboutyours?

UnitSevenLaundryLEARNTOSAY

D;

Anylaundrytoday,madam?

Hs;

Yes,it'

sallinthelaundrybagoverthere.

Let'

ssee.Therearetwopairsofslacks,onelady'

sskirt,andoneman'

sovercoat.

Andthissportshirtandthesepajamas,too.

Pleasetellmewhetheryouneedyourclothespressed,washedordry-cleaned.

9/30

Hs:

IhaveoneskirtwhichIdon'

tthinkiscolorfast.Willthecolorruninthewash?

D;

lldry-cleantheskirt.Sothecolorwon'

trun.Hs:

sfine.Whenwilltheybeready?

mgoingtohaveapartytomorrowevening.D;

OK.I'

lltrytogetthemreadybythen.

sverykindofyou.LEARNTOREAD

Thewashingmachinemakeshomelaunderingmucheasier.Butyoumustpayattentiontothewashcarelabelsonthegarments.

UnitEightShoppingLEARNTOSAYD:

Iamgoingtothesupermarket.WhatcanIgetforyou,madam?

dliketobuysomeChinesemooncakes.D:

Allright.Whichdoyouprefer,theGuangdongstyleortheSuzhoustyle?

10/30

Well,theGuangdongstylemooncakesaresweet,softandpuffy.AndtheSuzhoustyleones

arepuffyandfilledwithfragrantnuts.Therearenotonlysweetbutalsomeatmooncakes.H:

Fine,helpmetochoosesomeSuzhoustylemooncakes,please.D:

Certainly.Anythingelse?

Letmesee.Ah,yes!

Iwantsomebanas.D:

Banasareoutofseasonnow.Howaboutoranges?

Good.I'

lltaketenoranges.LEARNTOREAD

Talkingaboutshopping,besidesgoingtothesupermarket,thegreengrocerstobuybread,vegetables,orfruitsalmosteveryday,Istillneedtogototheshoppingcenter,orthedepart-mentstoreaboutonceamonth.There,IhelptheBakerstobuyarticlesofeverydayuse,suchastoiletsoap,handcleaner,foambath,sham-poo,detergent,washingpowder,perfume,facialtissue,toothpaste,toothbrush,andsoon.

UnitNineFoodValueLEARNTOSAYHs:

11/30

Hi,Mary!

resotired.Ithinkyou'

dbetterhavearest.D:

Oh,thankyou.Hs:

Comeon,then.D:

Mrs.Baker,Ifindthechildrenrefusetoeatvegetables...and...and,...asyousay,

vegetablesaresoimportant!

Yes,I'

mveryworriedaboutthem,asamatteroffact.D:

Don'

tworry.AnotherthingIcouldtryissoup.Ialwaysthinkit'

sagoodideatomakesoup

withfreshvegetables.Hs:

Thatsoundslikeagoodidea.LEARNTOREAD

BrianandLuciadonotlikevegetables,especiallycarrot,celery,eggplant,

lettuce,andspinach.Mrs.Bakeroftentellsthemthatvegetablesaregoodfortheirhealth,buttheydonotcare.SoImusttrymybesttocookvariousvegetablesoups,likecabbagesoup,cumbersoup,wintermelonsoup,tomatoandeggsoup,etc.Ialsocookfruitsaladsforthem.Thechildrenlikethesaladsverymuch.

UnitTen

12/30

ChineseCuisineLEARNTOSAYD:

Whatwouldyouliketohavetoday,madam?

IthinkI'

lljusthavesomesoupandcrackers.D:

Andyou,sir?

Oh,itsoundsgood.I'

llhavethat,too.D:

OK.H:

Well,Catherine,Ithoughtyouwereonadietandyouwantedtolosesomeweight?

Yes,butI'

llstartittomorrow.LEARNTOREAD

Chinesefoodisdeliciousandtherearemanystyles,likeBeijingstyle,

Guangdongstyle,Sichuanstyle,andShanghaistyle.Eachstylehasitsownfeatures.Beijingfoodisheavyandspicy.Shanghaifoodissometimessweet.Sichuanfoodisstrongandhot.Guangdongfoodislight.

UnitEleven

13/30

WesternFoodLEARNTOSAYHs:

Sure.I'

llgetreadyforitatonce.WhatcanIgetyoutodrinkforsupper?

Amartiniformeandwhitewineformyhusband.D:

Whatsoupwouldyouliketohave,madam?

Ithinkwe'

llhaveCountrySoupthisevening,andWaldordsalad,T-bonesteakand

ChickenMaryland.D:

Wouldyoulikethesteakwell-doneorrare?

Well-done.D:

OK.Whatkindofdressing?

French,Italian,bluecheese,orRussian?

Italian.D:

14/30

Whatwouldyoulikefordessert?

Vanillaicecream,please.LEARNTOREADUnitTwelveTeaTimeLEARNTOSAYD:

Goodafternoon,sir.WhatcanIgetyou?

Acupoftea.D:

Greenteaorblacktea?

Blacktea.D:

Anythingelse?

Couldyoubringmeaboiledeggandsomecakes?

Certainly.Whatwouldyouliketodrink,madam?

15/30

Pleasebringmeacupofcoffee.D:

Wouldyoulikesugarinit?

Yes,please.D:

Waitamoment.LEARNTOREAD

Inmanywesterncountries,mostpeoplepreferalightmealatsometimeduringtheafternoon.ItiscalledTea.FortheBakers,Mrs.Bakerandthechildrenalwayshavetheirteatogetheraboutfiveo'

clockintheafternoon.Everyday,Ipreparedifferentsweetsanddrinksforthem.Theyoftenchooseseveralkindsfromthefollowingdessertsanddrinks.

UnitThirteen