节目资讯
刊物:大家说英语
日期:2012-12-21
难易度:High
关键字:iron, burn, minor, cool, pain, first-aid kit, bandage
Yes. Friends, welcome back.
Right now Andrea and I have a Key Word...
Story.
A Key Word...
Story.
Yes, we will use all of today's key words in a...
Story.
Let me begin.
Mom always says: Don't touch the iron.
You might get a burn.
Little Cindy always tried to remember her mom's words.
But one day she touched the iron by accident.
Thankfully, the iron wasn't on, so Cindy did not get a burn.
Mom always cools the iron before she leaves the room.
But she still doesn't want Cindy to touch it.
Because mommy doesn't want her child to have pain... even minor pain.
Cindy's mom is great.
And so is our key word story.
A great story.
I think so, too.
But I think that your story will be even better.
So be sure to make your own key word...
Story...
Today.
Now let's review.
What's the matter, Rob?
I just burned my hand.
How did you burn it?
I was trying to put away an iron.
I didn't know it was still hot!
Burns really hurt.
Let me see your hand.
It's just a minor burn, but we should still treat it.
Oh, I'll be OK.
First, put your hand in some cool water.
I'll be right back.
Do you have any butter?
No. I have a first-aid kit.
I'm going to put a bandage on your burn.
My friend puts butter on her burns.
Butter keeps the heat inside.
Cool water cools the burn, which will help the pain.
Then shouldn't I put ice on it?
Wouldn't that be better?
No, ice can cool your skin too much and damage it.
Do you want some pain medicine?
No, I'm fine.
Thanks, Susie.
If you have a first-aid kit, you can treat minor problems.
People touch hot things like stoves or irons and burn themselves.
Here's how to treat a burn:
1. Put cool water on the burn.
This cools the burn and helps the pain.
Don't use ice!
It can cool the skin too much and damage it.
2. Put a bandage on the burn to protect the skin.
3. Take pain medicine if the burn hurts a lot.
(Chinese).
Bye, Grandma.
Little Tony, where do you think you're going?
Outside to play with my friends.
But it's cold outside.
Aren't you forgetting something?
Forgetting what?
Put your jacket on to keep yourself warm.
I just heard a super sentence!
Ooh, who was that?
It's just me - Super Sentence Man.
And you used today's super sentence.
I did?
Yes, you did.
The sentence is:
Put something on... to something else.
You said: Put your jacket on to keep yourself warm.
I did. Oh, I'm so proud of myself.
And you should be, Grandma.
Now can you give me another super sentence?
Yes.
Put pictures on your wall to make your room look interesting.
Put pictures on your wall to make your room look interesting.
Great!
What about you, little Tony?
Do you have a super sentence?
I sure do.
Put salt on Grandma's fish to make it taste better.
Ooh, really?
What did you say, little Tony?
Nothing, Grandma.
Oh, your grandson just said a super sentence.
Now what super sentence do you need to use with little Tony?
Put your jacket on to keep yourself warm.
And that is how you use a super sentence.
Everybody now.
A super sentence every day will make your English great.
Super!
Now you may continue your conversation.
OK, grandma, I'll wear my jacket.
Do you have an extra jacket?
It's pretty cold outside.
Oh, sure I do.
Here you go, young man.
Oh, thank you. Thank you very much.
Come on, little Tony, let's go.
Calendar Phrase.
I have a first-aid kit.
I have a first-aid kit.
(Chinese).
Oh, no.
Today, I cut my finger.
I have a first-aid kit.
And today, I burned my hand.
I have a first-aid kit.
And I have a bug bite, too.
I have a first-aid kit.
I'll go get it.
Good.
Oh, no!
Oh. What happened?
Where's... Where's the first-aid kit?
I dropped it on my toe!
I have a first-aid kit.
I have a first-aid kit.
(Chinese).
Hello, friends.
Now it is time to practice what we have learned with some questions.
Number one.
Why shouldn't Rob use butter on a burn?
Why shouldn't Rob use butter on a burn?
Andrea?
Well, I can answer it.
Yeah.
Because we found the answer in Conversation B.
Butter keeps the heat inside.
That's why you shouldn't use butter on a burn.
Here is question number two.
How do you treat burns?
Hey, Gabe, how do you treat burns?
How do I treat burns?
Well, I like treats.
I like snacks.
And I think burns also like snacks so...
Gabe, Gabe, no, no.
The word "treat" here means what do you do to help your burn.
How do you treat a burn?
Right. Right. Yeah.
Aloe plant.
There is a plant that you can use.
You break it, and then you put it on your skin.
That will help your burn.
Ooh, that's a good idea.
Aloe. Remember that.
And remember to join us again tomorrow right here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
(Music).