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大学英语听说第三版第二册原文
UNIT5
SCRIPT1.
M:
What'stheweatherliketoday?
W:
ItwascoldandwetwhenIgotup,butnowtherainhasletupandthesuniscomingout.
Q:
Howistheweathernow?
2.W:
How'stheweatheroutsidenow?
M:
It'smuchwarmernowthanitwasthismorning.Andthewindhasstopped,too.Q:
Howwastheweatherthismorning?
3.M:
Isitniceoutside,Emi?
W:
Itwasnicethismorning,butnowtheskyisgray.Ithinkit'sgoingtorain.Q:
What'stheweatherlikenow?
4.W:
Itseemstobeclearingup.Allthedarkcloudsaregone.
M:
Yes.Let'shopeitstaysthisway.Ihaterainydays.
Q:
Howistheweathertoday?
5.W:
IthinkI'llgoandvisitmyaunt.It'ssobrightandsunny.
M:
Buttheforecastsayswe'regoingtohavearainstormthisafternoon.
Q:
Whatwilltheweatherbelikethisafternoon?
SCRIPTHereIstheLatestWeatherReport
Goodmorning,I'mJimPorter,andhereisthelatestweatherreportfromChannel62.Firstthenationalpicture.ThePacificCoastwillhavestrongwindswhichmightbringrainfromNorthernCaliforniathroughcoastalregionsofthePacificNorthwest.IntheRockiestherewillbeheavysnow.ItwillbecoldanddryintheMidwest,andcloudyintheafternoon.OvertotheNortheast,wheretherewillbeclearskiesthismorning.Theremightbesomerainintheafternoon,butitwon'tbeheavy.Youcanexpecttemperaturesinthehigh30stolow40s.Finally,intheSoutheast,itwillbewarmandsunnyinthemorning,witha40%chanceofrainintheearlyafternoon.Therewillberainintheevening,andtheremightbethunderstormsatthattime.Nowtheweatherreportforyourlocalarea.Currentlyinyourarea29degreesunderclearskies.WindsNWat15to20mph.TonightpartlycloudyandwindsNEat5to10mph.Tomorrowmostlycloudyinthemorningfollowedbyisolatedthunderstormslaterintheday.Highnear30degrees.Lowaround20degrees.Chanceofrain,30%.
SCRIPT
Let'sListentotheWeatherForecast
John:
What'sthematter,Mary?
Youlookupset.
Mary:
Mycellphonewon'twork.IguessI'llhavetotakeitdowntownandgetitfixed.John:
Here,letmeseeitaminute,willyou?
Mary:
Sure.
John:
Hmmm.Let'sseenow...Ah...Hereyouare,Mary.Tryitnow.
Mary:
Why,John,you'rewonderful!
Howdidyoueverdoit?
John:
Itwasnothing.Say,let'splaysometennis,shallwe?
Mary:
Yes,butitlookstomelikethere'sgoingtobeastorm.
John:
Idon'tthinkso.Let'ssee,it'sjust1:
00.TrytogetaweatherreportonTV.Mary:
OK.(TurningontheTV.)Announcer:
...andnowhere'sthelatestweatherforecastofyourlocalareafortodayandtomorrow.Currently75degreesundermostlyclearsky.Sunnyandpleasantthroughtheday,withahighofabout80degrees.Tonightturningcloudy,withwinds
SSWat5to10mph.Tomorrow,warmandhumid,withahighofabout85degreesandalownear70degrees.WindsSSWat10to15,buildingupto20to25mphlaterintheafternoon.Scatteredthunderstormsareexpectedintheevening.Chanceofrain,50%.
John:
There,see?
It'snotgoingtoraintoday!
(thunder)
Mary:
Hey,lookoutside,John!
John:
Oh,my!
UNIT6
SCRIPT
1.Andhereistoday'sweatherforecastforinternationaltravelers.Let'sstartwithBeijing.Itwillbecoldandwindytoday.Thelowwillbezeroandthehighwillbe6degreesCelsius.2.MexicoCitywillbewarmandwet,withalowof68degreesFahrenheitandahighof82degrees.
3.Tokyowillbemostlycloudywithscatteredshowersintheafternoon.Thelowwillbe4degreesCelsiusandthehigh12degrees.
4.Chicagoishavingasnowyday.Itisfreezingwithalowof15degreesFahrenheitandahighof30degrees.
SCRIPT
1....andnowhere'sthelatestweatherforecast.Sunnyandpleasanttoday,withahighofabout80.Tomorrow,clearandcontinuedsunny,withahighofabout85.Chanceofraintodayandtomorrow,nearzero.
2.Here'stheweatherforecastfortheweekend.Fridaywillstartcoldandcloudyinthemorning,butit'snotgoingtorain.Thehighisgoingtobeonly6degreesandthelow,minus3degrees.ByFridaynightandmaybeSaturdaymorningit'sgoingtosnowbutitwillletupbySaturdayafternoonandSundayisgoingtobeclearandsunny,butverycold.
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AWeatherReport
Goodevening.Well,it'sbeenanotherfinedayovermostofthecountrywithtemperaturesupto23degreesinsouthernareas.Butitisn'tgoingtolast,I'mafraid.Bytomorroweveningmostofuswillseesomerain.Tomorrowmorningwillstartoffdrywithagooddealofsunshineinmostplaces.Therewillbeabitoffogalongthesoutheastcoast,however,anditwillbegenerallycloudy,withlightwindsfromthenortheastkeepingthiscoastcooler.Inthenorthwestitwillstaydullandcloudywithsomeheavyshowers.Temperaturesinthispartofthecountrywillbeacool16degrees.Asthedaygoeson,we'regoingtoseeabigchange,aswarm,humidweatherpushesinfromthesouth.Thiswillbringraintomostofthesouthernhalfofthecountrybytheevening.Andtherewillbesomethunderstorms,butonlyinthesouthwest,wheretemperatureswillreach26degreesorpossibly27degrees.Inthenorthernhalfofthecountrytheweatherwillbebrighterandfresher.Itwillstaydry,butitwillbequitewindyandthateastwindwillkeeptemperaturesdowntoabout19degrees.That'sit.Haveagooddaytomorrow.
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YouAlwaysWorryTooMuch
M:
I'mwonderingifit'sgoingtobefinethisafternoon.
W:
Sowhat?
M:
Thesportsmeet!
It'sscheduledat2:
00,butthefog!
Youcanonlyseewithinashortdistance.
W:
Butdon'tyouseethewind'sbeginningtoliftitup?
Ibetitwillbefinethisafternoon.
M:
Don'tbesosure.
W:
You'veheardtheforecastthismorning,haven'tyou?
M:
No.That'swhyIworry.
W:
Whydon'tyoutry12121,the24-hourtelephoneweatherforecastservice?
M:
Gee!
HowcomeIhadn'tthoughtaboutit?
I'llcallitrightaway.(Themancalls12121and
listenstotheweatherreport.)Announcer:
Nowtheweatherreportfortodayandtomorrow.It's
foggyinthemorningandit'llbeclearandfinethisafternoon.Tomorrowitwillbeovercast,with
aslightchanceofrainlaterintheday.Today,thehighwillbe12degrees.Tomorrowthelowwill
be6degrees.Thanksforlistening.
W:
Whatdiditsay?
M:
"Itwillbeclearandfineintheafternoon."
W:
See?
There'llbenoproblemforthesportsmeetthisafternoon,then.
M:
Butthereportisn'talwaysaccurate.W:
Andyoualwaysworrytoomuch.
UNIT7
SCRIPT
1.W:
AreyougoingtospendyourholidayinParis?
M:
Yes,Ijustcan'twait.
W:
Whenareyouleaving?
M:
March31st.W:
Willyougotherebyplane?
M:
Sure.
2.M:
IheardthatGloriawillgotoLondononMay22nd.Howwillshegothere?
W:
Bytrain.
M:
Why?
It'ssoslow.
W:
Butit'ssafer.
3.M:
Wheredidyourbrothergoforholiday?
W:
Qingdao.
M:
Whendidhego?
W:
LastFriday.
M:
Howlongisheplanningtostay?
W:
Abouttwoweeks.
M:
Didhefly?
W:
No.Hewentbyship.
4.W:
So,youaregoingtohaveavacationinHongKong.
M:
Yes.I'llgothereattheendofJune.
W:
You'llgotherewithyourfamily,Iguess.
M:
Yes.CanyoubookfourplaneticketstoHongKongforme?
W:
Noproblem.
5.M:
We'replanningtocampintheLakeDistrict.
W:
Whenareyougoing?
M:
Nextweekend.
W:
Isitveryfar?
M:
No.It'sonly40milesaway.Sowe'lldrivethere.
SCRIPTWhereAreYouGoingtoSpendYourHoliday?
Woman:
Whereareyougoingtospendyourholidaythisyear,Bob?
Bob:
Wemaygoabroad,butI'mnotsosure.
Woman:
Whatdoyoumean?
Bob:
Well,mywife'stalkingaboutEgyptrecently.Shemaywanttogothere.I'dliketogothere,too.
Woman:
Yes,it'saninterestingcountrytosee.
Bob:
Butwecan'tmakeupourmindsyet.Youknow,around-triptickettoEgyptcostsalot.
Woman:
Butyoucouldgobysea.
Bob:
You'reright.It'scheaper,isn'tit?
Woman:
Youcansaveatleasthalfofthemoneyifyougobyship.
Bob:
Butdon'tyouthinkitwouldtakealongtimeand...
Woman:
Butyoucanenjoyviewingtheseaandtherisingsun.
Bob:
Yes.I'lltalktomywife.
Woman:
You'lldefinitelyenjoyyourselves,I'msure.
Bob:
Don'tbesosure.Wemaynotgoanywhere.
Woman:
Youalwayshesitateateverything.
Bob:
It'snotmyfault,youknow.Mywifealwaysworriestoomuch.
Woman:
Likewhat?
Bob:
Well,who'sgoingtolookafterthehouse?
Who'sgoingtolookafterthegarden?
Andwho'sgoingtolookafterthepets?
Wehavetheseproblemseveryyear.Andintheendwestayathomeandlookaftereverything.
SCRIPTMrandMrsWilliams
MrandMrsWilliamsalwayswenttoEnglandtospendtheirsummerholidays.Theyalwaysstayedinasmallboardinghouseattheseaside.Oneyear,however,MrWilliamsmadealotofmoneyinhisbusiness,sotheydecidedtogotoRomeandstayatareallygoodhotelwhiletheywentaroundandsawthesightsofthatfamouscity.TheyflewtoRome,andarrivedattheirhotellateoneevening.Theyexpectedthattheywouldhavetogotobedhungry,becauseintheboardinghousestheyusedtostayinthepast,nomealswereservedafterseveno'clockintheevening.Theywerethereforesurprisedwhentheclerkwhoreceivedtheminthehallofthehotelaskedthemwhethertheywouldbetakingdinnertherethatnight."Areyoustillservingdinnerthen?
"askedMrsWilliams."Yes,certainly,madam,"answeredtheclerk."Weserveituntilhalfpastnine.""Whataboutbreakfastandlunch?
"askedMrWilliams."Well,sir,"answeredtheclerk,"weservebreakfastfrom7to11:
30inthemorning,lunchfrom12to3intheafternoon,teafrom4to5,anddinnerfrom6to9:
30.""ButthathardlyleavesanytimeforustoseethesightsofRome!
"saidM