节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2014-04-02
难易度:Medium
关键字:terrific, else, on sale, shop, lady, hit, cart, watch out
Welcome back, everyone.
Today we have talked about finding a good deal.
And when you do that, you can save a lot of money at a sale.
And saving money is terrific.
Now let's see what else we can learn in Conversation C.
Are you OK, Mark?
Are you hurt?
No, but I don't like getting hit with a shopping cart!
This place is really crowded.
A lot of people like cereal.
I know! Look over there.
That lady has two carts full of cereal.
Don't get in her way!
Let's get our cereal and leave.
Right. And watch out for shopping carts!
(Music).
Oh, no.
Poor Mark.
That must have hurt so badly.
He got hit with a shopping cart.
Those things are big.
Yes, they are.
Shopping carts are where you put all your things when you go to a supermarket.
You push it in front of you, so you have to be careful in the aisles.
It's easy to hit people.
When the supermarket is crowded, there are a lot of people there.
And we often say that places are crowded.
Right.
You can say this restaurant is crowded.
Or this theater is crowded.
Or this game is really crowded.
But today the supermarket is crowded because a lot of people like cereal.
A lot of people want to buy the cereal because it's on sale.
And there is a lady who has two carts full of cereal.
That is a lot of cereal.
And that's also a special sentence today.
It's our Use It sentence.
(Music).
Why don't we take a look at the pattern:
Someone has something full of something.
For example:
The man has three cages full of birds!
Wow, that's a lot.
Or... That girl has a bag full of clothes.
Now it's up to you to use it.
(Music).
Thanks, Elizabeth.
So practice your Use It sentence today, everyone.
So this lady has two carts full of cereal.
And Mark says something great:
Don't get in her way.
If you are in someone's way, they cannot get around you.
Sometimes people get in your way if a place is crowded like this supermarket.
Sometimes people get in our way on the sidewalk.
Hey, do you remember learning about the phrase "excuse me" yesterday?
If someone is in your way, that's a good time to say excuse me.
It's polite.
That's right.
And now Christina also wants to tell you some more about the phrase: get in
one's way.
(Chinese).
If you are in someone's way, someone might say to you "Watch out!".
You can say that if someone is about to hit someone else.
Now saying "watch out" helps someone know that they need to be careful.
You can also say that if something bad is about to happen.
That's right.
But now we're finished learning.
So let's review the key words that we had for today.
The first key word is:
terrific.
terrific.
That movie is terrific.
Go see it!
else.
else.
Here is a pizza.
What else do you want?
on sale.
on sale.
Buy this bike.
It's on sale.
shop.
shop.
Mia goes shopping at the store.
lady.
lady.
Who is the lady in the red hat?
hit.
hit.
The ball hit Joe in the head.
OK, everyone, those are all the key words that we have for you today.
Make sure that you practice them at home.
Right now we're going to review today's conversations.
Wow, Susie.
You went shopping.
Yes. I went to the cereal sale at Sam's Supermarket.
Is cereal the only thing on sale?
Yes. But every kind is only two dollars a box!
That's a good deal.
I eat a lot of cereal.
Maybe I'll go after work.
You can't.
Why not?
The sale is today from 9 to 1 and tomorrow from 9 to 1.
Hey, Mark!
What are you doing tomorrow at lunch?
Eating lunch, what else?
I know that.
But do you want to go to a sale?
What kind of sale?
A terrific cereal sale.
Every kind of cereal is only two dollars a box!
Wow, that is terrific.
Sure! Let's go during lunch tomorrow.
I love cereal.
Me, too.
And I love sales!
Are you OK, Mark?
Are you hurt?
No, but I don't like getting hit with a shopping cart!
This place is really crowded.
A lot of people like cereal.
I know!
Look over there.
That lady has two carts full of cereal.
Don't get in her way!
Let's get our cereal and leave.
Right.
And watch out for shopping carts!
(Music).
I'm so glad we went shopping!
Me, too.
But the store was crowded.
Yeah. Everyone was buying cereal.
Yeah. And now I can eat some.
Sorry, Monkey Man.
This is my cereal!
No, Ginger.
I paid for it, remember?
Yes. But look, there's a monkey on the box.
This cereal is for monkeys.
No, Ginger, it's for people, too.
And I'm going to eat a bowl right now.
Monkey Man, no.
This is for monkeys.
Yeah, monkeys and me.
OK, fine. Eat the monkey cereal.
You'll see.
I will. Mmm.
Smells good.
Go ahead.
Well, what do you think?
(Background Noise).
See? I told you it was for monkeys.
This is good.
Mmm.
(Music).
Finding a sale is always good because it helps you to save money.
If you find a good deal, then you don't have to spend a lot.
But if you go to a sale somewhere, watch out.
It can be crowded.
So you do not want to get in someone's way.
That's right.
Well, everyone, we are out of time for our lesson today.
But we have more new things to learn tomorrow.
So make sure that you join us then right here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Bye-bye.
(Music).