节目资讯
刊物:大家說英語
日期:2012-02-21
难易度:Medium
关键字:body, mind, candy, sleep, health, condition, lifelong
(Music).
Well hello, and welcome back.
Now it's time for Two...
In One.
Right now we're going to think of some sentences.
And let's see... I will use two key words in a sentence.
Andrea will do the same thing.
And then, it will be your turn.
OK, Two in One.
Let me see. Ah.
Bobby didn't sleep well because he ate too much candy.
Well, eating too much candy is not good.
Oh, no.
But the two key words you used in that sentence were: candy and sleep.
So good job.
Thank you, Andrea.
Two in One.
Do you have one?
I think I do. Let me think. Let me think.
Yes, I have one.
Candy is not good for your health.
Ooh. Candy is not good for your health.
It may taste good.
But it's not always good for you.
Well, you did a great job too, Andrea.
And now it's time for us to continue with Conversation A.
Hi, Ken. It's a nice day.
It is. It's a nice day for a walk.
I like this park.
Do you walk here every day?
I walk somewhere every day.
Good for you.
Regular exercise is a good habit.
Yes. Walking helps my body and mind feel good.
Exercise makes me feel good too.
Let's walk together sometime.
Well, we see that our friends, Susie and Ken, are walking in the park.
Ken says, "It's a nice day for a walk." It's a nice day for a walk.
It's a nice day for something.
You can use this sentence in another way.
It's a nice day for a drive.
It's a nice day for a bike ride.
It's a nice day for a family trip.
When it's nice outside, you can use this sentence, "It's a nice day for
something," and talk about what you are going to do.
Ken says, "I walk somewhere every day." Now this is a good habit.
Walking is a good habit.
It helps you exercise and stay healthy.
I walk somewhere every day.
You can say: I walk to work every day.
I walk to school every day.
I walk around my neighborhood every day.
Well, let's keep walking with Ken and Susie in Conversation B.
I stayed up too late last night.
Me too. Do you do that often?
No. I try to sleep eight hours every night.
I don't sleep enough.
I watch TV late at night.
That's a bad habit.
I know. But I try to learn new things.
And I eat healthy food.
Those are good habits.
Want an apple?
Thanks! Apples are better than candy!
Apples are better than candy.
Well yes, that is true.
Apples are good for your health.
Candy is not.
This is a good sentence to know.
Something is better than something else.
How else can you use it?
You can say: The book was better than the movie.
Cats are better than dogs.
I'm sorry, dog lovers.
It's true.
I think cats are better than dogs.
Well, at the beginning of this conversation, Susie says, "Do you do that often?"
Do you do something often?
How else can you use this kind of sentence?
Do you smoke often? I hope not.
Do you take the bus to work often?
Do you come here often? Yeah? I do too.
Well, later she says, "I don't sleep enough." I don't do something enough.
You could say: I don't exercise enough.
I don't read enough.
I don't practice my English enough.
Well, you should watch Let's Talk in English, and practice what you learn every
day.
Right now it's time for us to review our lesson.
Do you have any of these good habits?
If you do, that's great!
1. Regular Exercise.
The condition of your body affects your mind.
Exercise helps both.
2. Healthy Food.
Healthy food will make your body stronger.
Fruit is better than candy.
3. Enough Rest.
Sleep well every night, and you'll be healthier.
4. Lifelong Learning.
When was the last time you learned something new?
Your mind's health is important too.
Hi, Ken. It's a nice day.
It is. It's a nice day for a walk.
I like this park.
Do you walk here every day?
I walk somewhere every day.
Good for you.
Regular exercise is a good habit.
Yes. Walking helps my body and mind feel good.
Exercise makes me feel good too.
Let's walk together sometime.
I stayed up too late last night.
Me too.
Do you do that often?
No. I try to sleep eight hours every night.
I don't sleep enough.
I watch TV late at night.
That's a bad habit.
I know.
But I try to learn new things.
And I eat healthy food.
Those are good habits.
Want an apple?
Thanks! Apples are better than candy!
Calendar Phrase.
I don't sleep enough.
I don't sleep enough.
(Chinese).
You look tired.
I am very tired.
I don't sleep enough.
Do you stay up too late?
Yes. I don't sleep enough.
Do you get up too early?
Yes. I don't sleep enough.
You're right.
You should sleep more.
Good idea.
Hey! Not now. Hey!
I don't sleep enough.
I don't sleep enough.
(Chinese).
We have learned a lot today.
Now it's time to practice what we have learned with our Answer it!
The first question here is: What does exercise help?
What does exercise help?
Andrea, can you help us answer this question?
I can.
Exercise helps your mind and body.
That shows that exercise or doing exercise is a good habit.
Now here is question number two.
What are some of your good habits? Tell someone about them.
Well, Gabe is here.
Can you tell us about some of your good habits?
Well, of course, Andrea.
I have many good habits.
I have some excellent habits.
And I will just share some of them today because we don't have a lot of time.
Well, one of my good habits is brushing my teeth.
That's right, I brush my teeth every day.
Hey, wait a minute.
I only brush once a day.
I should brush more than once a day.
Well, I guess that's all the time we have for now, right?
That is all the time we have for now.
Now brushing your teeth is a good habit.
Yeah.
Keep it up.
And learning with us is a good habit too.
So we'll see you again tomorrow right here on...
Let's Talk in English.
Goodbye.
Keep up the good habits.
That's right.
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