千万别学英语普及版02Word下载.docx

1、 About one o One oclock?! Thats pretty late. I know, dad, but I have to drive my girlfriend Karen home. And, dad, Im seventeen years old; Im not a baby anymore. I know that but I still worry about your driving your car late at night. But dad, I promise to be careful. And you know I dont drink alcoho

2、l. s true. But there are other drivers who drink and they are dangerous. Okay, Dad. I promise to be home by twelve-thirty. And I promise to drive safely. All right then, see you at twelve-thirty tonight. Have fun and be careful. Thanks, Dad. I will. Situation 2 Skipping Breakfast （Kevin runs pass th

3、e table where his father, mother and sister are getting ready to eat breakfast.） HeyHey, Kevin, arent you going to eat breakfast? No, dad, I dont have time. The band meets at seven-thirty and its already seven-fifteen. Mom: Still you should eat something. Breakfast is the most important meal of the

4、day. Your mother is right, son. Then Ill take some milk and cookies and eat them in the car. Milk and cookies are not a real breakfast. Take an orange and a banana, too. Yes, Kevin, listen to your mother. She knows best. Okay, mom. Where is the food? Its in the refrigerator. （Kevin opens the refrige

5、rator and takes out an orange and a banana.） Got it. Bye. Remember to be home by twelve-thirty. I will. Good bye, dear. Try to be home early. Dad said I could stay out until twelve-thirty. All right, but dont be late. I wont, I promise. Bye mom. Good luck tonight with your band. Thanks, Dad. Bye. Si

6、tuation 3 Band Practice （Kevin gets in his car and drives to his friend Barrys house where their band practices.） Barry: Whats up, Kev? Nothing. Whats up with you, Barry? The other guys said they will be late, so well start practicing in a few minutes. Cool. I want to talk to you anyway. Sure. What

7、do you want to talk about?s my parents. Theyre nice but they try to protect me too much. What do you mean? Can you give me an example? Yeah, like tonight. They want me to come home by twelve-thirty even though they know there is a party. What do you think about that?m not sure. My parents let me com

8、e home whenever I want. Thats fun, but sometimes I think they dont care about me. Your parents are strict, but they really love you. Yeah, thats true. But still, Im not a baby anymore. I have a car and girlfriend and everything. But Kevin, your parents bought you that car, and they bought you your g

9、uitar, too. I dont have a car and I had to work at a part-time job to buy my own drums. I guess you are right. My parents do a lot for me. I should be thankful. Yes. And since you have a car, can I get a ride to the party tonight? Yes, but like I said, I should be home at twelve-thirty. That is kind

10、 of early. Maybe I will get a ride there with you and a ride back with someone else. See, youre so lucky. You can stay out as late as you want. Okay, okay, Ill go home with you too. s why you are my best friend. Situation 4 At School （Kevin and Barry finish practice and drive to school. They have a

11、little time before school starts and so go to the cafeteria to talk.） Kevin, lets go get some coffee in the cafeteria, class doesnt start for ten minutes. Okay, but I dont like coffee. Ill drink hot chocolate. You can drink whatever you want, but lets go. There are some cute girls in there. Why didn

12、t you say so?m going, Im going. You said you wanted hot chocolate, right? Right. （Barry goes up to the counter and orders.） Could I please have one large coffee and one medium hot chocolate?Woman: One large coffee and one medium hot chocolate? Yes. That will be one dollar and ninety-five cents, plea

13、se? Here is two dollars. Keep the change. （Barry takes the drinks back to Kevin.） Kev, here is your drink. Thanks, what do you want to talk about? I didnt want to talk. I just wanted to look at girls. Youre bad. Do you ever think anything else but girls? What? Ha. Women!re terrible. Yes, but at leas

14、t I am honest. s true. I guess its normal for us to think about girls all the time. We are seventeen years old. Even if its not normal. I cant help it. I love girls. You are not normal. But youre my best friend so I like you anyway. Be quiet. Hey, its time for school. Ill see you at lunch. Bye. Late

15、r. Situation 5 U.S. History （Kevins first class of the day is U.S. History. His teacher is Ms. ONeal.） Ms. ONeal: Good morning, class? Today is Friday. Can anyone tell me what T.G.I.F. means? I think its a restaurant. Yes, Kevin, it is a restaurant now, but what is the original meaning?t know. Youre

16、 the history teacher. Arent you supposed to teach us? Very funny. Well, I will teach you. The original meaning of T.G.I.F. is Thank God Its Friday. What does that mean? It means everybody loves Friday. Why? Because it is the beginning of the weekend, of course. s true. Just like everyone hates Sunda

17、y because its the end of the weekend. Yes, and people hate Mondays too because they are the beginning of a long week of work. And school. School is work; it is your job. I know. You dont have to remind me. Sorry. But even Friday is a school day. So, class, please open your books to page two hundred

18、fifty-three. Today we are going to finish the chapter on World War Two. My grandfather fought in World War Two. Good, then you should be very interested in it. Why dont you start reading? No, that is not what I meant. Oh, that doesnt matter. Just read. All right. Situation 6 Reading （The following i

19、s the content of Kevins reading from U.S. History book.） World War Two began in Europe. Europe is very far from United States and so, at first, United States was not concerned. But the longer the war went, the more the Unite States worried. Even though the United States itself was safe, many of its

20、friends in Europe were in danger. England, in particular, was suffering from attacks by Nazi Germany. Still, this was not enough to get the United States to fight. Some people from the United States even went to Canada to join the Canadian army and fight in Europe. World War Two is a true world war

21、because it was fought in both Europe and Asia. In Asia, the Japanese were as bad as Germans were in Europe. Finally, in 1941, the Japanese bombed the United States Navy at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Only then did the United States join the fight in World War Two. （Ms. ONeal stops Kevin.） Kevin, what do y

22、ou think of this reading?s very interesting. My grandfather told me he joined the army in 1943, so that is after Pearl Harbor. Very good. You see why history is important. In history we learn not only about our country but also about our families and ourselves. Yeah, when I think about it like that

23、history is pretty fun after all. What do you mean after all? Does that mean it was boring before? No, thats not what I meant. s okay. You can be honest. Honestly, it was a little boring. Situation 7 P.E. s second period class is P.E., or Physical Education. His teacher, Mr. Knight, is also the footb

24、all coach. Knight: Okay, class, today we are going to play football. Mr. Knight, we played football all the week. Cant we play a different game? What other game is there? Football is the best game there is. t think so. What do you think is the best game? No one game is the best, but I like soccer. Soccer? Soccer is for girls and Europeans. Americans play football. But I like soccer. And my friend from Brazil says soccer should be called football. There is only one football. Yeah, but my friend says you play soccer with your feet and so it should be called football. He also says that you play