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听说课

UnitOneTakeaMessage?

（I）

PartIGettingready

WordsStorm

availablebeengagedgetthroughdialextensionhangup

hangonreceiverpublicphonestarkeyhashkeycallbacktelephoneboothtelephonedirectory

Usefulexpressions

MayIspeaktoMr.Lee,please?

Hello,thisisPeterLeespeaking.

Whoiscalling,please?

IamcallingfromTaipei.

Holdtheline,please.Letmeseeifheisin.

Sorry,heisn’thererightnow.

Couldyoucallagainlater?

Wouldyouliketoleavehimamessage?

I’lltellhimtocallyoubackwhenhereturns.

PleasetellhimthatPeterLeecalled.

Thelineisbusy.

Thelinegoesdead.

Sorry,Ican’thearyou.Couldyoupleasespeakalittlelouder?

Sorry,butIthinkyouhavegotthewrongnumber.

PartIIConversations:

ConversationOne

Lee:

Hello.GetmeMr.Wu,please.

Wu:

Thisishe.Who’scalling,please?

Lee:

Hello,thisisPeterLeespeaking.

Wu:

Oh,Peter!

Nicetohearfromyou.Whereareyoucallingfrom?

Lee:

I’mcallingfromBeijing.

Wu:

Sorry,Ican’thearyou.Couldyoupleasespeakalittlelouder?

Lee:

IsaidI’mcallingfromBeijing.I’mgoingtobeflyingtoLosAngelesnextweek.Canyoumeetmeattheairport?

Wu:

Sure.Whattimedoyouarrive?

Lee:

I’marrivingonNorthwestOrientflightNo.020onAugust15that10:

10a.m.

Wu:

Sorry,Ican’tfollowyou.Couldyoupleasespeakslowly?

Lee:

IsaidI’marrivingon…Huh?

Thelinewentdead.Hello,operator,pleaseconnectmewithinformation.

ConversationTwo

Leah:

Hello,theInternationalStudentOffice.MynameisLeah.HowmayIhelpyou?

Nathaniel:

I’dliketospeaktoMs.Collins,please.

Leah:

Ok.CanIaskwhoiscalling,please?

Nathaniel:

ThisisNathanielBrown.

Leah:

Andwhatisyourcallregarding?

Nathaniel:

I’dliketotalktoheraboutmyaccommodationsituation.

Leah:

Justonemoment,I’lltryandputyouthrough.Pleaseholdon.

Nathaniel：

Ok.

Leah:

….Sorry,herlineisbusyatthemoment.CanItakeamessage?

Nathaniel:

Sure.Canyouhavehercallmebackonmycellphonenumber?

Leah:

Ok.What’syournumber?

Nathaniel:

It’s0-7-7-8-7-3-6-7-6-8-8.

Leah:

Letmerepeatthatbacktoyou.That’szero,doubleseven,eight,seven,three,six,seven,

doublesix,doubleeight.

Nathaniel:

No,there’snodoublesixattheendofthenumber.It’sjustzero,doubleseven,eight,

seven,three,six,seven,six,doubleeight.

Leah:

Igotit.WhenshouldIhavehercallyouback?

Nathaniel:

Anytimebefore6pmtonight.

Leah:

Ok,Nathaniel.I’llhaveMs.Collinscallyoubacksometimetonightbefore6pm.

Nathaniel:

Thankyou.

Leah:

Bye.

PartIIIMakeyourowndialogues

PartIVCulturalCorner

1.411,555-1212:

Usingphonedirectoryassistanceisaconvenient,butsomewhatpricey,wayofgettingatelephonenumber,unlessapublicpayphoneisused.Atpublicphones,thecaller’smoneyisreturnedonlocalinformationcalls.Forcallswithintheimmediateregionfromwherethecallerisphoning,“411”shouldbedialed.Foroutofstateorforanotherareacodewithinthesamestate,then“1-theareacode-555-1212”mustbedialed.

2.911:

ToreportemergenciesintheUS,dial911.Thisemergencyserviceisusedtoreportaccidents,medicalemergenciesandcrimesinprogress.

3.WhitePagesandYellowPages:

Bothofthemrefertotelephonedirectories.AlmostthecompaniesandadministrativedepartmentswillbelistedintheYellowPages.Allnumbersareintheorderofdifferentprofessions;whiletheprivateindividualsorfamilieswillbelistedintheWhitePagesaccordingtotheorderofletters.Telephonedirectorieslistalmostallnumbers,andeveryonewhohasaphonereceivesanupdatedcopyeveryyear,freeofcharge.Unlessyouarehandicapped,callinganoperatorforanumberthatislistedwillcostyoumoney.

UnitTwoTakeaMessage?

（II）

PartIGettingready

WordsStorm

long-distancecallpersontopersonstationtostationlocalcallcollectcalltollcall

callingcard

Usefulexpressions

IwanttomakeacollectcalltoMr.Wang.Thenumberis（0086）10-9876-1234.

I’dliketomakea“person-to-person”callto…

PartIIConversations:

ConversationOne

CallerHello,longdistanceoperator?

OperatorYes?

CallerIneedtocallChina.

OperatorDoyouhavethelocalnumber?

CallerYes.

OperatorIt’scheaperifyoudialdirect.Doyouhaveacallingcard?

CallerYes,Ido.

OperatorForinternationalcallingcardcalls,firstdialzero-one.Thendialthecountrycode.ForChina,thecodeis86.Whatcityareyoudialing?

CallerShanghai.

OperatorOK,thatcitycodeis21.

CallerSothat’s01-86-21,andthenthelocalnumber?

OperatorThat’scorrect.Andwhenyouhearthetone,enteryourcallingcardnumber.

CallerThatyouverymuch.

OperatorYou’rewelcome.

ConversationTwo

LeeHello.I’dliketomakealongdistancecalltoTaipei.IwanttomakeacollectcalltoMr.Wang.Thenumberis（02）5047374.MynameisPeterLee.

OperatorThankyou.Onemoment,please…IhaveacollectcallfromLosAngeles.MayIspeaktoMr.Wang,please?

VoiceSorry,whomdidyouwishtospeakto?

OperatorMr.Wang.

VoiceSorry,heisn’thererightnow.Hejustwentout.

OperatorWhattimewillhebeback?

VoiceI’msorry,havenoidea.Pleasewaitamoment.Mr.Wangjustwalkedin.I’llgethim,holdthelineforamoment,please.

WangThisisWangspeaking.

OperatorMr.Wang,thisiscacollectcallfromPeterLee.Willyouacceptthecharges?

WangYes.

OperatorMr.Lee,thepartyisontheline,pleasegoahead.

WangHello,Peter,thanksforcalling…

PartIIIMakeyourowndialogues

PartIVCulturalCorner

1.Callingcard:

Itcanhelpyousaveanamountofmoneyifyouusethecallingcard.Thedifferenceinpriceisrathergreatwhenyoumakeanoverseascallbyusingthecallingcardorthepublictelephone,from10centsaboutto2dollarsorso.

2.IfyouwanttomakeanInternationalDirectDialingcall,youhavetoknowfourthings:

theAccessCode,theCountryCode,theAreaCodeandtheLocalTelephoneNumber.Forexample,ifyouwanttomakeanIDDcalltoafriendofyoursinSydney,AustraliafromShanghaiat24661923,firstyouhavetodialChina’sAccessCode---00,andthenyoudialAustralia’sCountryCode---61,afterthatSydney’sAreaCode---2,andatlasttheLocalTelephoneNumber---24661923.Sothewholenumberwillbe0061224661923.

UnitThreeClearorCloudy?

PartIGettingready

WordsStorm

weatherforecastcentigradeFahrenheitcleartoovercastfine/fair/sunnythunderyshowerdull/gloomylightsnowmistydrizzleshowerpour/downpourduststormprecipitationsleetchillyblizzardhail

UsefulExpressions:

What’stheweatherforecastfortomorrow?

What’sitlikeoutsidetoday?

It’salovelyday,isn’tit?

It’sfairlymildforthistimeofyear.

It’sonlyashower.

Itseemstobeclearingup.

It’ssupposedtoturntodrizzlingtomorrowmorning.

It’sabsolutelyfreezingout.I’dputacoatonifIwereyou.

It’spouringwithcatsanddogsoutside.

PartIIDialogues:

Dialogue1B（Bailey）P（Peyton）

Bailey:

It’salovelydayouttoday,isn’tit?

Peyton:

It’sbeautiful.Enjoyitwhileitlasts.It’ssupposedtogetcoldtomorrow.

B:

What’stheweatherforecastfortomorrow?

P:

It’ssupposedtosnowearlytomorrowmorningandthentomorrowafternoonthere’sachanceoffreezingrain.

B:

Thatdoesn’tsoundpretty.

P:

Doyouhaveanyplansfortomorrow?

B:

Well,IwasgoingtodrivetoBirminghamtoseesomefriends.

P:

Youmightwanttochangeyourplans.Withthecoldandwetweatherthatwe’resupposedtohavetomorrow,theroadsaregoingtoberatherslippery.

B:

IsupposeIshould.Idon’tlikedrivingindangerousweatherconditions.Doyouhaveanyplansfortomorrow?

B:

Ijusthavetogotoclasstomorrowafternoon.

P:

Ifyouarelucky,it’llgetcancelledandyoucanhaveasnowday.

B:

Ifthathappens,thenI’llinviteyouoverandwecandrinkhotcocoaandwatchmovies.

P:

Thatsoundslikefun.

B:

Hey,lookoutside!

It’sstartedtodrizzle!

P:

EnglishweatherisevenmorepredictablethanIhadpreviouslythought.

Dialogue2

Oneday,itisrainingveryhard,andwhenJohnarrivesattheoffice,heandsomeco-workerstalkabouttheweatherwhilegettingtheirmorningcoffee.

Frank:

Goodmorning,John.Niceweathertoday,huh?

（mocksarcasm）

John:

Ifyou’reafish.Rottenweather,isn’tit?

Mira:

Yeah,it’srainingcatsanddogs.

Gary:

Thewind’sreallyhowlingtoday,too.

Frank:

Ithinktheweatherreallysuckstoday.Anditwassuchabeautifuldayyesterday.Iwishtheweatherwaslikethatallyearround.Cupofcoffee,John?

John:

Don’tmindifIdo.Well,Iwon’tcomplainaboutalittlebadweatherfromtimetotime.Rightnow,it’shotasheckinBeijing.

Mira:

Really?

Whatdoyouprefer,John?

John:

Oh,Idon’tmindthehotweathersomuch.Yougetusedtoitafterawhile.Still,thetemperateclimatearoundSanFranciscoiskindofnice.

Gary:

Betterthanthewinterinsomepartsofthecountry.IwasinMinnesotalastFebruaryforafewdays.Thesnowwasreallycomingdown.

Frank:

Iknowwhatyoumean.IwasinVermontlastJanuary,andalthoughitwasbrightandcleareverydaythetemperaturehoveredaround-30Celsius.

John:

Wow!

That’sreallycold.I’lltakethisenvironmentanytime.Wellhaveaniceday,everyone.（goestohisworkstation）

PartIIIMakeyourowndialogues

PartIV:

CulturalCorner

1.It’smorecommonplaceforAmericansandCanadianstotalkabouttheweatherthantheChinesepeopledo,andtherearemanycolorfulEnglishexpressionsineverydayuse.Weathertalkisveryoftenusedasaconversationopener.

2.EnglishspeakersoftenuseFahrenheitinsteadofCentigradetomeasuretemperature.Noticethatzeroanddecimalnumbersareregardedasplural,forexample,zerodegrees;0.5degrees.

3.InanE