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懂你英语Level3unit1
Level3unit1part1
Listening
AnUnusualDay
Kathyusuallygetsupat6:
30,butthismorning,shedidn’thearheralarm.
Asaresult,sheoverslept.
Shedidn’tgetupuntil7:
00,30minuteslaterthanusual.
Asaresult,shedidn’thavetimetocookbreakfastforherchildren.
TodayKathyandherkidslefthomeearly.
Theyusuallyleavehomeat7:
30,buttodaytheyleftat7:
15.
Theyleftearlybecausetheyhadtobuybreakfastontheirwaytoschool.
Itusuallytakes45minutestodriveherkidstoschool,buttodayittooklonger.
Ittookthemlongerbecausetheystoppedforbreakfastalongtheway.
Ittook15minutesforthemtohavebreakfast.
Theyateatalittlecoffeeshopalongthesideoftheroad.
Aftereatingbreakfast,theygotbackintotheircar.
Onmostdaysthetrafficisn’ttoobadinthemorning.
Butthismorning,itwasmuchworsethanusual.
Thecarsweremovingveryslowly.
Asaresult,ittookthemlongerthanusualtogettoschool.
Oneofherchildrengottoschoolontime,buttheothertwowerelate.
Theywerelatebecausetheirschoolsarefartheraway.
Theywerebothabout10minuteslatetoschool.
WhenKathyfinallygothomeshecleanedherhouseasusual.
Shevacuumedthelivingroomandcleanedthebathroom.
Thenshetalkedwithherfriendonthephoneasusual.
Whenshefinishedtalkingwithherfriendshegotintohercar.
Sheputthekeyintotheignitionandtriedtostarttheengine.
Butthecar’senginedidn’tstart.
Hercarbatterywasdead,soshehadtocallforhelp.
Aftergettinganewbatteryforhercar,theenginestarted.
ThenKathydrovetothemalltomeetherfriend.
Shearrivedtothemallanhourlatebutherfriendwaswaitingforher.
Theyhadlunchtogetherandthentheywentshopping.
Theybothboughtnewshoesandsomethingsfortheirkids.
Kathyboughtanewtieforherhusband.
It’snow3:
00andeverythingisgoingasusual.
Kathydoesn’twantanythingelsetogowrong.
Shewantstherestofthedaytogoasusual.
Shedoesn’twantanymoresurprises.
Andtomorrowshewon’toversleep.
Sheneverwantstooversleepagain.
BusSchedule
Hereisabusscheduleatabusstop.
Onmostdaysthebusescomeonschedulebutsometimestheydon’t.
Yesterdayforexample,severalbuseswerelate.
Thisisbecausethetrafficyesterdaywasmuchheavierthanusual.
Busnumber38wassupposedtocomeat8:
40,butitwas5minuteslate.
Itdidn’tcomeuntil8:
45.
Busnumber60wassupposedtocomeat8:
30.
Butyesterdayitdidn’tcomeuntil8:
40.
Itwas10minuteslate.
Notonebuscomeearly.
Asaresultofthedelaysonemangotonthewrongbus.
Hewantedtogototheairportsohewantedtogetonbusnumber38.
Heexpectedittocomeat8:
40.
Insteadhegotonbusnumber60,whichcameat8:
40.
Hedidn’tnoticethatitwasthewrongbus.
Itdidn’tgototheairport.
Asaresult,hemissedhisflight.
VocabularyActivities&Food
Weddingsarewheretwopeoplegetmarried.
Thismanandwomanaregettingmarried.
Thebuildinginthemiddleisanofficebuilding.
Manypeoplecometoworkhereduringtheweek.
Thesepeopleareatadanceparty.
Thewomaninthegreendressisdancingwithherboyfriend.
Thesetwopeoplearemeetingforthefirsttime.
Theyareshakinghands.
Thisyoungboyisbrushinghisteeth.
Hebrusheshisteethseveraltimesaday.
Candiesandcakesaresweetbecausetheyaremadewithlotsofsugar.
Eatingtoomanysweetsisnotgoodforyourteeth.
Lemonsandgreatfoodtakealittlesoursosomepeopledon’tlikethem.
SomesourtastingfoodshavealotofvitaminC.
Theseredpeppersareveryhotandspicy.
Eatinghotorspicyfoodrisesbodytemperaturesodon’teatthembeforegoingintobed.
Thesefoodsaredeep-friedandgreasy.
Greasyfoodshavealotofcalories,sodon’teatthemifyouwanttoloseweight.
Healthyfoodsareusuallynatureanddon’tincludedangerouschemical.
Fruitsandvegetablesareexamplesofhealthyfoods.
SpatialRelations
Thetriangleisinsidethesquare.
Thesquareisaroundthetriangle.
Thetriangleisinsidethecircle.
Thecircleisaroundthetriangle.
Thesquareisinsidethetriangle.
Thetriangleisaroundthesquare.
Thecircleisbetweentwosmallsquares.
Thereisasquareoneithersideofthecircle.
Thecircleisontheleftoftherectangle.
Therectangleisontherightofthecircle.
DialogueMeetingattheAirport
W:
Hey,whereareyou?
Idon’tseeyouanywhere.
M:
I’monthesubway.
W:
MyflightarrivedearlyandI’mtired.
M:
I’msorrytobelate.I’llbethereasfastasIcan.
W:
Whereareyounow?
M:
Therearethreemorestops.I’llbethereintenminutes.
W:
I’llmeetyouatthebusstopinfrontofterminal2.Thenwecangetataxi.
M:
OK.I’lllookforyouinfrontofterminal2.Seeyousoon.
StayingupLate
Lisa:
What’sthematter,Tom?
Tom:
Idon’tfeelwell.
Lisa:
Areyousick?
Tom:
No,Idon’tthinkso.I’mjusttired.
Lisa:
Didn’tyougetenoughsleep?
Tom:
No,Ididn’t.Iwenttobedlaterthanusuallastnight.
Lisa:
Whattimedidyougotobed?
Tom:
Ididn’tgotobeduntil12:
00.
Lisa:
Whydidyoustayupsolate?
Tom:
Iwaswatchingsomevideosonline.
Lisa:
Whatkindofvideos?
Tom:
Musicvideosfromallovertheworld.
Lisa:
Really?
Tom:
Sure,I’llsendyousomelinksifyoulike.
Lisa:
Thanks,Ilikemusicvideostoo.Theyarereallyfun.
Tom:
Justdon’tstayuptoolate.
Lisa:
Don’tworry,Iwon’tstayuptoolate.Ineedmysleep.
Hewaswatchingvideos.
Level3unit1part2
ListeningTimeZones
Ourplanet,theearth,isthethirdplanetfromthesun.
Itisabeautiful,rotatingsphere.
Thesidefacingthesunisindaylight.
Thesidefacingawayfromthesunisindarkness.
Forexample,whenit’sdaytimeintheUS,it’snighttimeinChina.
Infact,there’sa12-hourtimedifferencebetweenBostonandShanghai.Whenit’smidnightinShanghai,it’snooninBoston.
Theearthrotatesfromwesttoeast.
Toknowwhichdirectioniseastorwest,watchthesun.
Thesuntravelsthroughtheskyfromeasttowest.
Thesuncomesupintheeastandgoesdowninthewest.
Again,thisisbecausetheearthrotates.
Ittakes24hoursfortheearthtomakeacompleterotation.
Andthatisthelengthofoneday.
Becauseoftheearth’srotation,theearthisdividedintotimezones.
Somecountries,suchastheUS,haveseveraltimezones.
Whenit’s10aminNewYork,it’s7aminSanFrancisco.
EuropeandtheUSareseparatedbyseveraltimezones.
Whenit’s5pminParis,it’s11aminBoston.
So,thereisa6-hourdifferencebetweenParisandBoston.
Onelargecountry,China,hasjustone-timezoneforthewholecountry.
Asaresult,atthesametime,somepartsofthecountrycanbedarkandotherpartscanbelight.
Asyoutravelaroundtheearth,thetimechanges.
Thetimeofdaydependsonyourlocationontheplanet.
Whenyoutraveleastorwest,youmaycrossseveraltimezones.
Forexample,ifyoutravelfromBeijingtoLosAngeles,youcross8-timezones.
Thatmeans,whenit’snoononSundayinChina,it’s8pmonSaturdayinLosAngeles.
Fortravelers,thismeansitcanbeverydifficulttosleepafteralongflight.
Theclockmaysay8pm,butforyourbody,it’snoon.
Thisiscalledjetlag.
Itdependsonhowfareastorwestyoutravel.
Crossingseveraltimezonescausesjetlag.
Kim’sMovieStarDream
KimisapopularKoreaactress.
She’s28yearsold,slim,andbeautiful.
Shehasalargefanclubandhermoviesareverypopular.
Everywhereshegoes,herfanswantherautograph.
ButKimwantsmore.
Shewantstobepopularallovertheworld.
Tomorrowisaspecialdayforher.
She’sleavingforHollywood.
She’sgoingtoHollywoodtomeetwithsometopmovieexecutives.
Themeetingisscheduledforthedayaftertomorrow.
Ifthemeetinggoeswell,she’llbeinaHollywoodmovie.
Thisisherchancetobecomeastar.
Shemetthemovie’sdirectorlastyear.
HecametoKoreaandsawherlatestmovie.
Afterthathedecidedtouseherinhisnewmovie.
Fortunately,Kim’sEnglishisexcellent,soshecanplaytherole.
Thedirectorwantshertoplayamajorroleinthemovie.
Themoviestorywilltakeplaceinthefuture.
Atthattimetheworldwillbeaverydifferentplace.
Unfortunately,muchofworldwillbepolluted.
Robotswilldomuchofthework,andonlytheveryrichcanhaveagoodlife.
Theendingofthemovieisstillasecret.
EvenKimdoesn’tknowhowitwillend.
Butshehopesitwillhaveahappyending.
Shewantspeopletohavehopeforabetterfuture.
VocabularyActions&Comparisons
Thesepeoplearehavingameeting.
Thewomanisgivingapresentation.
Thispersonishavingascarydream.
Inhisdream,somethingischasinghim,soheisrunningasfastashecan.
Thisoldmanisatourist.
Heislookingoutthewindowofhistourbus.
Thisyoungcoupleisinanartmuseum.
Theyarelookingatafamouspainting.
Thesunissettingbehindthemountains.
Theskyisturningred.
Somebuses,likethisone,taketouriststoplacesliketheGreatWall.
She’sgivingapresentationatameeting.
Thelongestlineistheoneonthetop.
Thetoplineisthelongestofthethreelines.
Theshortestlineistheoneinthemiddle.
Thelineinthemiddleisshorterthantheothertwo.
Thebottomlineistheshortest.
Theshortestofthesethreelinesistheoneonthebottom.
Theshirtontheleftismoreexpensivethantheshirtontheright.
Theshirtontherightislessexpensivethantheshirtontheleft.
Theshirtontheleftisn’tasexpensiveastheoneontheright.
Theshirtontheleftcostslessthantheoneontheright.
Theshirtontheleftismoreexpensivethantheshirtontheright.\
Seasons&Weather
Winteristhecoldestseasonbecausethesu