新编英语教程第一册.docx

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新编英语教程第一册

Unit1

DIALOGUEI

BackfromtheSummerCamp

A:

Youknowwhat?

I'vejustcomebackfromawonderfulsummercamp.

B:

Youhave?

Wheredidyougo?

A:

MountTai.

B:

I'vebeentheretoo.It'soneofChina'smostbeautifulmountains.There'remanyscenicspotsandplacesofhistoricalinterest.IwasgreatlyimpressedbyitsnaturalbeautywhenItookastudytourtheretwoyearsago.

A:

Itreallyisaverybeautifultouristattraction.Butwewentthereascampers,notastourists.Itwasastudyprogrammeorganizedbyourlocalcommunitycommittee.

B:

Ibetyouhadlotsoffunthere.

A:

Yes,itwasawonderfulexperience.YouknowitwasthefirsttimeI'dbeentoasummercampinfiveyears,anditbroughtbacksuchsweetmemories.

B:

Werethereanyothercampinggroupswhenyouwerethere?

A:

Notwhenwearrivedatthefootofthemountain.Butsoonwewerejoinedbymanysimilarcampinggroupsfromothercities.Bythetimewearrivedatthecampsite,nighthadfallen.Andweweresohappytoseethatthecamperswhoarrivedtherethedaybeforeweregivingaperformancebythecampfire.

B:

Youremindmeofmylasttripthere.IwishIhadbeentherewithyouthistime.Whatdidyoudoatthesummercamp?

A:

Oh,lotsofthings.Mostofthetimewestudiedplants,rocks,insects...thingslikethat.Wealsohadlotsoffun,hiking,climbingmountains,takingpictures...

B:

Iguessyouhadthelifeofanaturalscientist.

A:

Andthelifeofanathlete,too.

B:

Ihadasimilarexperienceduringthesummertwoyearsago.Iremembermysummercampwassubdividedintowhatwecalled"hobbygroups",suchasthemusicgroup,thedramagroup,andthemodelaircraftandshipgroup.Peoplesharingsimilarinterestsandhobbiesworkedtogether.Werethereanyhobbygroupsinyourprogramme?

A:

Yes,ofcourse.Wehadanumberofhobbygroupsforcamperswithvariedinterests.Wecalledthem"projectgroups"becauseeachgroupworkedonaparticularproject.Atthecompletionoftheirprojects,eachgrouppresentedtheir"fruits"toallthecampers.Somegaveoralreports,somestagedanexhibition,andothersputonaperformance.

B:

Youhadamarvelloustimethissummer!

Yourstoryhasreallybroughtbackhappymemoriesofmyowncampingexperience.

DIALOGUEII

Dialogue:

SallyJones,anEnglishlanguageteacherfromOxfordUniversity,hasjustarrivedatBeijingAirport.Sheisgoingtospendthreemonthshere,lecturingandteachingatdifferentcollegesanduniversities.MissWang,SecretaryoftheEnglishDepartment,andMr.Yu,ViceChairmanoftheEnglishDepartment,havecometotheairporttomeether.

MissWang:

Excuseme,areyouMissJones?

Sally:

Yes,that'sright.

MissWang:

Oh,howdoyoudo?

I'mWangXinfu,SecretaryoftheEnglishDepartment.

Sally:

Oh,yes,MissWang,hello.I'mverypleasedtomeetyou.（Theyshakehands.）

MissWang:

MissJones,mayIintroduceyoutoMr.Yu,ViceChairmanoftheEnglishDepartment?

Mr.Yu:

Hello,MissJones,I'vebeenlookingforwardtomeetingyou.

Sally:

Howdoyoudo?

（Theyshakehands.）It'sverykindofyoubothtocomeandmeetmeattheairport.

MissWang:

Notatall.Ihopeyouhadagoodflight.

Sally:

Well,nottoobad.Itwasabitbumpyaswecameintoland;somelowclouds,Ithink.

Mr.Yu:

Yes,wehadastormhereyesterdayandtheweatherisstillabitunsettled.

Sally:

Oh,dear!

Iwasratherluckythen!

MissWang:

Youmustberathertiredafteryourlongflight.

Sally:

Well,yes,Iamactually...I'vebeentravellingfor21hours!

Mr.Yu:

Inthatcase,Ithinkweshouldgostraighttothehotel.

MissWang:

Yes,Iagree.Thiswaythen,...ifyou'dliketofollowme.

READINGI

Herbert'sHomecoming

HerbertMarshallwasastudentatCambridge,buthishometownwasSt.Albans.ItwasAugustandthefamilyhadgonetotheseaside.HerbertwenttoFranceforhisholiday,butheranoutofmoney,andcamehomeaweekearlierthanhehadexpectedto.

Histraindidn'tgetintoSt.Albansuntiljustbeforemidnight.Thelastbushadgone,sohehadtowalkhome.Helethimselfintothekitchen,andashewasfeelinghotandsticky,hetookoffhisshirttohaveawash.

Suddenlyheheardheavyfootstepsrunningupthepath.Thebackdoorburstopen,andhefoundhimselfsurroundedbypolicemen.Theypushedhimintotheliving-roomnextdoor,madehimsitdown,andbeganaskinghimquestion.

"What'syourname?

"

"Wheredoyoulive?

"

"What'sinthatcase?

"

"Whatareyoudoinghere?

"

"Ilivehere,"saidHerbert,"I'vebeenonholiday."Butnobodylistenedtohim.Theyjustwentonaskingquestions.Thensuddenlyoneofthepolicemensaid:

"Watchhim,Frank—we'llgoandsearchthehouse."

Theyleftatall,veryyoungpolicemantoguardhim.

"CanIputmyshirton?

"askedHerbert.

"No,"saidthepoliceman,"staywhereyouare."

Thentheotherscamebackwithanolderman,asergeant.Heaskedthesamequestions,buthelistenedtoHerbert'sanswers.

"Ilivehere,"saidHerbert,"andIwanttoputmyshirton."Thesergeantlookedathimthoughtfully.

"We'llsoonsettlethis,"hesaid.

Hewentoutandcamebackwithasmall,sandy-hairedmanwearingashabby,browndressing-gown.ItwasHerbert'snext-doorneighbour.HepeeredatHerbertintentlythroughthickspectacles.

"Oh,yes,sergeant,"hesaid,"thatisMr.Marshall."Thenhedisappearedveryquickly.Thepolicemenalllookeddreadfullydisappointed.Theywereconvincedtheyhadcaughtaburglar.

"Didheringyouup?

"askedHerbert.Thepolicesergeantnodded.

"Hesawalightandunderstoodyourfamilyhadallgoneawaytotheseaside."

Whentheyhadallgone,Herbertmadehimselfacupofcoffee.

Unit2

DIALOGUEI

ATriptoHuangshan

A:

YouvisitedHuangshanduringyoursummervacation,Iheard.Howwasthetrip?

B:

Oh,itwasgreat!

Yououghttogotheresomedayifyouhaven'tbeentherealready.

A:

IcertainlywilloneofthesedayswhenIhaveachance.I'veheardsomuchaboutit.WhatdoyouthinkisthebesttimetogotoHuangshan?

B:

Well,it'sverycrowdedthereinsummer.Youknow,summerisalwaysabusytouristseasonforresortslikemountainsandbeaches.Andit'stoocoldtogothereinwinter,soIwouldn'tsuggestthewinterseason,either.Besides,wecan'taffordthetimewhenschoolisinsession.SoIwouldsaythebesttimeforcollegestudentstovisitHuangshanisthefirstfewdaysofthesummerbreakwhenpeoplehaven'tstarteddoinganythingyet.

A:

Isee.Howlongdoesthewholethewholetriptake,includingthetimeontheroad?

B:

Italldepends,really.Ifyougotherebytrain,fourdaysshouldbeenough.Youcanalsotakeabus,whichtakesalongertimeandislesscomfortable,butasatrade-off,you'llbeabletoenjoylotsofcountryscenesandperhapsyou'llsavesomemoney,too.Besides,thecoachwilltakeyoudirectlytothefootofthemountain,or,ifyoulike,midwayupthemountain.

A:

I'llgobybus,then.ButhowlongdoesittakefromShanghai?

B:

Aone-waybusridetakesabouttwelvehours.

A:

Wow,twelvehoursontheroad!

B:

Andonnarrowwindingroadswhenyou'realmostthere.

A:

Doesthebusstopforarestontheway?

B:

Oh,yes,ofcourse.Althoughthere'sajohnatthebackofthecoach,itstopseverythreeorfourhoursforyoutorelaxandstretchyourself,andtakemeals.

A:

Thatsoundsgood.IfIcanaffordthetime,IthinkI'lltakethebus.Incidentally,IheardthatHuangshanisfamousforitsclouds,pinetreesandrocks.CouldyoutellmewhenisthebesttimetoseethecloudsandwhereIcanfindthefamouspinetreesandtheuniquerockformations?

B:

Well,assoonasyou'vemadeupyourmind,I'lltellyouwhattolookforandwheretoseethem.

A:

DoyouthinkIshouldgobymyself,ortakeapackagetourwithatravelagency.

B:

Ican'tsaywhichisbetter.Theyeachhaveadvantagesanddisadvantages.Anyway,themostimportantofallisthatyoumustgoandseeforyourself.

A:

Thankyouverymuchforalltheinformation.Youknow,I'mbeginningtothinkaboutthetripveryseriously.

DIALOGUEII

Dialogue:

MapofNewtown

Astrangerstandingatpointxstopssomeoneandaskshimthewaytothestation.

A:

Excuseme.

B:

Yes.

A:

Couldyoutellmehowtogettotherailwaystation,please?

B:

Therailwaystation?

Letmethink...yes,takethethirdturningontherightandit'soppositethepark.

A:

Thethirdturningontheright.Isee...isitfar?

B:

No,notreally,onlyafewminutes.

A:

Oh,good,thankyouverymuch.

B:

Notatall.

READINGI

LeavingHome

WhenItoldmymother,shelookedatmeasifIhadslappedherface.

"What?

LiveinLondon?

"shesaid.

"Ijustfeelit'stimeIsawalittlemoreoftheworld.Afterall,mum,I'mtwenty-two!

"

Justthen,myfathercamedownstairs,lookingrelaxedashealwaysdidafterhisSundayafternoonnap.Ihadchosenthemomentcarefully.

"Clivewantstoleavehome.Hedoesn'twanttolivewithusanymore,"shetoldhiminatremblingvoice.Myfather'sexpressionchanged.

"What?

Youaren'tserious,areyou,son?

"heasked.Hesatdownatthetableoppositeme.

Perhapsmyparentswouldn'thavereactedthiswayiftheyhadn'tspentalltheirlivesinasmallvillageinWales.Andperhapsmymotherinparticularwouldn'thavebeensopossessiveifheronlyotherchildhadn'tdiedasababy.ItriedtoexplaintothemthatthebankIworkedforhadofferedmeachancetotakeajobintheirheadoffice.ButIdidn'tdaretellthemIhadalreadyacceptedthejob.

"London'salongwayaway.We'llhardlyseeyouanymore,"myfathersaid.

"Icancomebackatweekends,dad."

Heshookhishead,lookingmoreandmorelikesomeonewhohadjustbeengivenafewmonthstolivebyhisdoctor.

"I