节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2013-08-03
难易度:High
关键字:library, check out, child, magazine, online, audiobook, librarian, cost,
local, due, return, able, b
Hi, friends.
Welcome back to our review show.
Katie, have you ever had an accident like Susie's?
Actually, yes.
I hurt my arm a long time ago when I fell off the playground.
Oh, no!
Were you OK?
Well, yes.
But just like Susie, I had to go to a clinic and get an X-ray.
Wow. Did it hurt?
Yes, it hurt.
But it got better.
And I'm sure Susie's wrist will get better too.
Oh, at least you didn't have to go to the emergency room.
Have you ever been to the emergency room, Chris?
Katie, I don't leave the Jungle Cafe.
Well, that's good.
You're safe here.
You can't get hurt unless you fall out of the tree.
Yeah, uh, right.
I am safe.
OK, friends, I think it's time to review our features now.
(Music).
eREPORT.
Hello, my name is Daniel, and this is eREPORT.
And I am lost.
I don't know where I am.
I want to go to the city library, but I do not know how to get from here to
there.
You know what I really need?
A GPS.
But I don't have one.
Or I need a map.
Yes. Let's look for a map.
Let's learn something today about directions on eREPORT. Uh, that way.
When visiting a new city, a person can sometimes get lost.
Sometimes the streets or buildings look the same.
It can be hard to find the right street name, too.
Most streets have signs.
But sometimes they are hard to see.
When you are lost, you can ask someone for directions.
Do you go left or right?
How many blocks do you go?
But if you can read a map, you can find your way by yourself.
You can find the streets and know where they go.
Look for city landmarks.
They can help you find your way.
Other places have maps, too.
You can find a map in a mall or a map of a building or a map of a park.
Maps tell you where things are.
A-ha!
I know where I am.
I am at... the baseball stadium.
Uh-oh. Hmm. I must've taken the wrong street.
This is Daniel for eREPORT lost in Seattle.
Mr. Nelson.
Brianna!
What are you doing here alone?
I told you to get some workers and bring them with you.
Well, I wanted to, boss, but...
But what?
But, well, I asked them to come.
But you see, the workers, the people who work for you, all of them... all of
them are, no, were...
Oh, I need Super Sentence Man.
All of the workers were busy with important work.
All of the workers were busy with important work.
Yes. Thank you.
That was a super sentence.
I am Super Sentence Man.
And the super sentence for today is...
All the something were busy with something else.
Now, Brianna, can you use this super sentence in your own way?
Sure.
All the people on the MRT were busy with their phones.
All the people on the MRT were busy with their phones.
What about you, Mr. Nelson?
Can you use today's super sentence in your own way?
Oh, sure.
Uh, all of the parents were busy with their little children.
Ah, yes.
All the parents were busy with their little children.
Super!
Now, Brianna, do you remember what super sentence you need to use with your
boss?
Mr. Nelson, all the workers were busy with important work.
Really?
But I wanted to show them an important picture of my cute little dog.
See? Isn't it cute?
Aww, he is so cute.
What do you think, Super Sentence Man?
I think a super sentence every day will make your English great!
No, no. What do you think of my cute little dog?
Oh. Uh, he's cute.
Yeah, he is.
Thanks for stopping by my office.
That was a fun week, wasn't it, friends?
We learned a lot about libraries and kinds of services they offer.
We also learned about what happens when you have an accident.
At least Susie is OK.
It's time for me to go now.
But join Nathan and me again on Monday right here on Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
(Music).