节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2013-07-09
难易度:Medium
关键字:sure, lift, leg, lend, airline, catch up on, economy class
OK, friends, it is maybe your favorite part of the show when we will play a
game.
And today's game is called Two in...
One.
That's right, Two in One.
In this game, I will use two key words in one sentence.
Listen closely so you can tell me what key words I use.
Here is my sentence.
Sure, I can lend you my magazine tomorrow.
Sure, I can lend you my magazine tomorrow.
OK, I know one key word is "sure".
And the other one is... oh, "lend".
The two key words are "sure" and "lend".
That's right, "sure" and "lend".
I hope that you heard them when I said the sentence.
And now it's time for us to review today's conversations.
Hi, Rob. Can I ask you a question?
Sure, Megan.
You fly to Taiwan a lot.
How many hours is the flight?
It's about 14 or 15 hours.
That's a long flight.
Yes, it is.
In the past, my longest flights were only about five hours.
But you'll take a longer one soon!
What can I do during a long flight?
You can exercise.
Where can I exercise on a plane?
In your seat!
You can lift your arms and move your legs.
Or you can get up and walk around.
That is a good idea.
You can watch movies, too.
Really?
Sure. Most airlines show movies on international flights.
Great! I can catch up on movies!
The airline will lend you headphones.
You can use them to listen to music, too.
What about food?
Should I pack food for meals?
No, just take a snack.
The airline provides meals for you.
Really? You pay for meals in economy class on U.S. flights.
The food is free on international flights.
Great! I hope it tastes good!
Hooray! We're going on a trip.
I'm so excited!
I know you are, Ginger.
I'm excited, too.
Can I ask you a question, Monkey Man?
Sure, Ginger.
What is it?
How long is the flight?
About 12 hours.
Oh, that's so long!
What can I do during that flight?
Well, you can exercise.
Can I swing on the wings?
No . You can exercise in your seat.
Move your arms and your legs.
Oh. OK.
What else can I do?
Well, you can watch movies.
Can I eat popcorn?
No. But you can eat other snacks.
Hooray!
OK, Ginger, any more questions?
Yes. Where are we going?
I forgot.
Ginger...
Hello.
(Chinese).
Think about this.
You are traveling to another country far away.
Maybe you take an airplane or a train to go there.
Traveling can take a long time.
And often you feel really tired and hungry.
What do you need?
A snack!
But what kind of snack?
There are so many expensive and unhealthy snacks to eat today.
Eat a Dublin Chocolate Bar.
This chocolate bar has many healthy ingredients to give you energy when you
travel.
Inside a Dublin Bar are peanuts, raisins, chocolate and many other great things.
Not only is the Dublin Chocolate Bar healthy, but it also tastes great.
You might need to eat two or three a day.
Hey, remember to always pack some Dublin Chocolate Bars when you travel.
Your trip will be better.
And your body will thank you.
The Dublin Chocolate Bar.
The perfect snack for a perfect trip.
Calendar Phrase.
It's a long flight.
It's a long flight.
(Chinese).
We are on the airplane.
Yes. It's a long flight.
I'm tired of sitting.
Yes. It's a long flight.
I'm tired of flying.
Yes. It's a long flight.
Are we there yet?
No. It's a long flight.
And we're still at the airport.
What!
It's a long flight.
It's a long flight.
(Chinese).
Well, we are always glad to talk about travel here on LTE TV.
But we have to say goodbye to our travel topic today.
But Katie, I want to ask you a question first.
What is your favorite part about riding on an airplane?
Oh, that's a great question.
My favorite part about riding on an airplane is that I have so much time to do
whatever I want.
I can read books or watch movies because there's nowhere else I can go.
And Nathan, what is your least favorite part about riding on an airplane?
Well, I don't think it's easy to sleep on airplanes.
That's probably my least favorite thing.
How about you?
Do you like flying?
We have to say goodbye now.
But don't forget to practice your English with some friends.
We hope to see you again tomorrow on...
Let's Talk in English.
Bye-bye.
(Music).