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Dialogue3

ProfessorSmith,I'

dliketointroduceAllentoyou.Thisismyroommate,Allen.AndAllen,thisismyEnglishteacher,ProfessorSmith.

Howdoyoudo,ProfessorSmith?

Henryalwaystellsmethatheenjoysyourclassesverymuch.It'

smygreatpleasuretomeetyou.

Nicetomeetyou,Allen.SoareyouanEnglishmajor,too?

No,Imajorinputerscience.ButIlikeEnglishalot.

Task2

1.Myname'

sRaymond.IliveinLongIsland.Iamheretostudyjournalism.

2.Hello,I'

mSarah.IefromCalifornia.AndthisismycousinEmily.She'

sfromMichigan.WearebothintheEnglishDepartment.

3.Hey,everyone.Myname'

sJohn.IefromHongKong.Iamgladtostudychemistryhere.

PartBListeningPractice

1.George,I'

dlikeyoutomeetSimon.

2.Niceweather,isn'

tit?

3.Goodafternoon

4.Let'

sgettoknoweachother.Whydon'

twesayalittlebitofourselves?

Goodmorning.howcanIhelpyou?

Goodmorning.I'

mheretoapplyforastudentID.Myname'

sJessicaRoss.

Haveyouregistered,Jessica?

No,Ihaven'

t.

Here'

swhatyou'

lldo.YouneedtogetregisteredbeforehavingastudentID.Gotothenextroomandtheywillhelpyoufillintheformthere.ebackhereafterregistration.

OK,thenextroom,isthatright?

That'

sright.

Thankyou,madam.Seeyoulater.

You'

rewele.Seeyou.

1.ShewantstoapplyforastudentID.

2.No,shecan’t.Becausesheneedstogetregisteredfirst.

3.Tothenextroom.

Task3

MynameisDonaldTrump,andI’mthelargestrealestatedeveloperinNewYork.Iownbuildingsallovertheplace,modelagencies,jetliners,golfcourses,casinos,andprivateresorts.Butitwasn’tsoeasy.Aboutthirteenyearsago,Iwasseriouslyintrouble.Iwasbillionsofdollarsindebt.ButIfoughtbackandIwon.Iusedmybrain,Iusedmynegotiationskills,andIworkeditallout.Nowmypany’sbiggerthaniteverwas,it’sstrongerthaniteverwas,andI’mhavingmorefunthanIeverhad.

I’vemasteredtheartofthedeal,andI’veturnedthenameTrumpintoabrandofthehighestquality.Andasthemaster,Iwanttopassalongmyknowledgetosomebodyelse.I’mlookingfortheapprentice.

Rightnowalloverthecountry,sixteenofAmerica’sbestandyoungentrepreneursarearrivinginNewYorkforthechancetoworkasmyapprenticeandgetafirst-handlookintotheworldofbigbusiness.Theyefromallwalksoflife.Thisisthechancetoworkformeforahugesalaryandmoreimportantlylearnenoughsothatmaybetheytoocanbeeabillionairesomeday.Thisisgoingtobethedreamjobofalifetime.

1.largestNewYork

2.billionsofdollarsindebt

3.Sixteen.

Task4

Whenyougotojobinterviews,you’reoftenexpectedtointroduceyourselfatfirst.Yourself-introductionplaysanimportantroleinmakingagoodfirstimpressionontheinterviewers.Thereisnofixedanswertowhatagoodself-introductionisbecauseofthedifferencesinthepanies,theinterviewersandthejobapplicants.Youmightliketorepeatthemainpointsfromyourresume,oryoumightwanttofocusontheinformationthatisnotshownthere.Whateverwayyoudoit,myadviceisthatyourinformationmustberelevanttothejobyouapplyfor,orthequalitytheyarelookingforinyou.Atthesametime,speakinaclearvoiceandinafriendlytone.Don’tforgetyourbodylanguage.Asmileandeyecontactwillhelp,too.

PracticalListening:

Weletothelisteningcourse.I'

mDr.Evans.FirstI'

dliketogiveyouabriefintroductiontothiscourse.Listeningiscentraltoourpersonal,educational,social,familyandprofessionalsuccess.Thiscourseaimsathelpingyoudevelopeffectivelisteningskills,attitudes,andbehaviours.Therewillbeastudyofthelisteningprocessaswellasthebarrierstoeffectivelistening,andtherewillbetrainingactivitiesforself-improvementindifferenttypesoflistening.

TherequiredtextbookforourcourseisListeningwrittenbyWilliamBrown.It'

savailablebothatthebookstoreandthelibrary.Youwillbeevaluatedonyourperformanceinclass,yourhomeworkanyourtestgrades.Therewillbeafinalexamination.Nomid-term,butwewillhaveasmalltestduringtheterm.Allright,anyquestions?

Listening

WilliamBrown

bookstore

performanceinclasstest

asmalltest

UnitTwo

ListeningSkills

1.Itisalwaysgoodtalkingtoyou.

2.I’mafraidit’stimeweleft.

3.Ifwedon’tleavenow,I’mafraidwe’llmissthetrain.

4.I’dbettergetgoing.

5.Beforeleaving,Iwanttothankyouforspeakingwithme.

W:

Ireallyhadagoodtimetonight,butIguessI’vegottogonow,orI’llmissthelastbus.

M:

Whattimeisitnow?

Mywatchsaystenminutestoten.

Questions:

Whattimeisitaccordingtothewoman?

A:

ThisisHelen.I’mcallingtosaygoodbye.

B:

Hi,Helen.Whendoyouleave?

Myflightleavesat11:

30tomorrowmorning.

I’llseeyouoffattheairport.

Question:

WhenwillHelenleave?

Ifyoudon’tmind,I’llhavetobeleavingnow.Ihaveaclassataquartertothree.

Oh,you’dbetterhurry.Seeyoulater.

Seeyou!

Whendoesthewoman’sclassbegin?

Dialogue4

Thanksforinvitingus,Cindy.

Ireallyhadawonderfultimewithyou.

Hey,howaboutingtomyplacethisFriday?

Icanpickyouupat5:

20ifyouhavetime.

Thatwouldbegreat!

5:

20isfinewithme.

Whenwillthemanpickthewomanup?

BListeningPractice

Forrest:

Andoneday,outoftheblueclearsky,IgotaletterfromJennywonderingifIcouldedowntoSavannahandseeher,andthat’swhatI’mdoinghere.ShesawmeonTV…running.I’msupposedtogoonthenumber9bustoRichmondStreetandgetoffandgooneblockleftto1947HenryStreet,Apartment4.

OldLaday:

Why,youdon’tneedtotakeabus.HenryStreetisjustfiveorsixblocksdownthatway.

Downthatway?

Downthatway.

Itwasnicetalkingtoyou.

Ihopeeverythingworksoutforyou!

CoreListening

Excuseme.Haveyoubeenwaitinghereforalongtime?

I’vebeenhereforabout15minutes,Ithink.

Doesthebushereoftentakethatlong?

It’ssohothere.

Well,itdepends.Usually5minuteswilldo.

Theweatherchangesalotthesedays.WhenIleftthehotel,theweatherforecastsaiditwouldberaining,yetnowhowthesunisshining!

Weatherforecastsarenotalwaysreliable,youknow.Oh,hereesthebus!

Gottogonow.Bye!

Goodbye!

Tim:

Jerry,Iheardthatyou’removingtoShanghai.

Jerry:

Yes,Tim.Myparentsareopeninganewshopthere.

I’llcertainlymissyouverymuchhere.

I’llmissyou,too.

Let’skeepintouch.

I’llcallyouassoonasIgetthere.

Thankyouforallyou’vedoneforme.Ireallyhadawonderfultimestayingwithyou.

It’smypleasure.Don’tforgettodropusalineortwowhenyouhavetime.

Icertainlywill.Let’sstayintouch.

Takecareandhaveasafetriphome.

Ijustdroppedintosaygoodbye.I’mleavingforHongkong.I’vejustfoundagoodjobthere.

Congratulations!

Whenareyouleaving?

I’lltrytocatchthe11:

10traintomorrowmorning.

IwishIcouldseeyouoffatthestation,butIhavetobeondutytomorrow.

That’sallright.Wewillwritetoeachother,won’twe?

Sure!

Haveagoodtrip!

Kate:

Hey,David!

Haveyoumetmyfriend?

David:

I’mafraidIhave’t.

Well,thisismyoldestandbestfriend,Nancy.She’svisitingmefromheruniversity.

Hi,I’mDavid.

Nancy:

Hi,David.It’snicetomeetyou.

Soyouwillbestayinginourschoolfortheweekend?

Yes,I‘llstaywithKatehere.Wearedoingsomecatchinguptogether.Ihavealottotellheraboutmynewschool.

Whichuniversityareyoustudyingat?

AreyouanEnglishmajorlikeKate?

I’mdoingmyundergraduatestudyandCityUniversity.I’minmedicine.

David,Nancy’sverygoodatwriting,too.Shestartedapoetryclubwhenwewereathighschool.（ToNancy）Davidlovespoetryverymuch.

Oh,really!

Youtwomusthavehadalotoffuntogetherthen.Ialwaysappreciatethosewhowritegoodpoems.Kate,I’lltalktoyounextMondy.I’dbetterbegoingnow.Nancy,nicemeetingyou,andenjoyyourweekendhere!

Seeyoulater!

Thankyou.Goodbye!

Nowadaysrelativesandfriendslivemuchmorespreadoutthanbefore.Howdopeopleoverelongdistancestostayintouchinmeaningfulways?

—andthatmeansmorethan“Hi!

〞“Howareyou〞“EverybodyOK?

〞“Good.Seeya!

〞

Cellphones,textmessages,email,andputer-generatedphonesareallpartofabatteryofweaponsthathelpfriendsandlovedonesstayintouch.

One-on-onemunicationthroughsuchmeanshelpskeeprelationshipsalive,butthevigorthatflourishesinagroupoffolks,especiallyofmixedgenerationsishardtoachievebymailandphone.Groupmunicationbyphoneisnotimpossible,though.Forexample,familymemberslivingalloverthemapcanarrangeaconferencecalltotalktogether.Butthebillfordoingthisisoftenhugeandthereforeitisnotremended.

Theinternet,however,providesoptionsweneverhadbefore.Cybermunicationsmakeitaloteasiertosatyintouch.Andjustintime,too.Familiesorfriendscanregisterasane-groupat“E-Groups〞orotheronlinelinkingservices.Andthenwhenyou