节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2013-03-22
难易度:High
关键字:amount, valuables, safe, keep an eye on [something/someone], personal,
debit card, item, trusting
All right, friends, let's play a game called: I Know It!
I Know It!
Do you know it?
OK, I'm going to talk about one of our key words.
When you know what key word it is, raise your hand and say...
I know it!
Tell me what it is.
OK, this key word, you see often in movies.
Hmm, you see a lot of things in movies.
This is...
Well, you can have this in your home.
But it is always in a bank.
OK, these things are hard to open.
I know it! I know it!
You put your valuables in it.
You're talking about a safe.
That's right. I am talking about a safe.
Friends, you can play this game with your friends.
And I hope you do.
Let's review our conversations.
Hello, everyone. Welcome to Let's Talk!
You know, many people like to travel.
But how can we stay safe when we travel?
Well, today we're going to learn some tips about that.
Please help me welcome our guest for today - Ms. Tara Traveler.
Welcome to the program, Tara Traveler.
Thank you, Rob.
Tell us about travel safety.
First, don't carry large amounts of cash.
Carry a little cash and use a credit or debit card.
What about your valuables?
Don't carry them around!
Put them in a safe in your hotel.
What about just leaving them in your hotel room?
You can.
But that's not always safe.
And when you're out seeing the sights?
Watch what's going on around you.
And keep an eye on your personal items.
Should you look at a map when you're walking around?
No. It's better to look at a map before leaving your hotel.
You meet friendly people when you travel.
You do.
But don't be too trusting.
Don't share too much personal information with them.
Traveling can be a lot of fun, but you need to be careful.
Keep yourself and your personal items safe.
How? Don't carry large amounts of cash.
Keep a little cash with you and use a credit or debit card.
Leave your valuables in your hotel, but put them in a safe.
When you're walking around, watch what's happening around you.
Keep an eye on your personal items at all times, too.
Don't be too trusting.
Travel safe.
It's important.
Mmhm. Ginger, don't carry large amounts of cash.
Ooh, money is important.
Yes. Use your credit card.
And don't carry valuables around.
But I love my diamond ring.
Well, you should always keep valuables like this in the hotel safe.
Oh, yeah. Good idea.
And keep an eye on your personal items.
Yes, I'll keep an eye on my bananas.
Good.
I can help you.
And remember, Ginger, don't be too trusting.
You're right.
Give me back my bananas!
But I just want one.
No! No! No!
Hello.
(Chinese).
Hello, I am Super Sentence Man.
And it is good for me to be here.
I have a super sentence to share with you.
You heard Rob say in today's lesson:
Should you look at a map when you're walking around?
The super sentence is:
Should you do something when you're doing something else?
Like this:
Should you talk when you're watching a movie in the movie theater?
I think not.
Should you watch TV when you're doing your homework?
Maybe not.
Should you listen to music when you're studying?
Should you eat junk food when you're feeling sick?
Maybe junk food is not the best idea.
Should you answer your phone when you're talking to someone else?
Should you buy things when you're running out of money?
Should you yell when you are feeling angry?
Should you cry when you're feeling sad?
Should you email friends when you're working?
Should you listen to music when you're at work?
Should you take a nap when you're in class?
Should you watch TV when you're doing your homework?
Should you read out loud when you're eating dinner with your family?
Should you sing when you're working in the garden?
Should you exercise when you're done with work?
Should you use your cellphone when you're driving, like one of these cars here?
Of course not!
Turn your cellphone off when you are driving.
Or at least don't use it.
Well, now it's your turn.
Use this sentence in your own way.
And remember, a super sentence every day will make your English great.
I am on my way.
Calendar Phrase.
Stay safe.
Stay safe.
(Chinese).
I'm going on a long hike.
Stay safe.
I'm going up a big hill.
Stay safe.
I will be very, very careful.
Good. Stay safe.
Don't worry.
I'll stay safe.
Ouch!
Oh. He, he, he.
Stay safe.
Stay safe.
(Chinese).
Let's Answer It!
Here is question number one.
When should you look at a map?
When should you look at a map?
Oh, the... the answer is in Conversation B.
You should look at a map before you leave your hotel.
OK, question two.
What could you do to stay safe when you travel?
What could you do to stay safe when you travel?
Well, I could keep an eye on all of my personal items.
I could put valuables in a safe.
And I could only carry a small amount of cash.
Those are a few of the things we learned today.
Now we'll see you all again tomorrow for a special Saturday review show right
here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
(Music).