节目资讯
刊物:生活英语
日期:2009-05-19
难易度:Low
关键字:polite, hard, live, apartment, understand
(Music).
Welcome back, everyone.
I hope you had a nice break.
Now it is time to review.
Listen to our conversations again and I know that you will understand even more.
Here we go.
Here are your noodles.
Thank you.
Jason, talk to your aunt.
Tell her your feelings.
I can’t.
Why not?
That’s not polite.
She is my aunt.
You can tell her your feelings and be polite.
That is very hard.
Hi, Emma.
Hi, Jason.
How are you?
Jason has a problem at home.
Really?
What’s wrong?
My aunt doesn’t take care of me.
Why is that a problem?
My mom doesn’t take care of me either.
Why not?
I don’t live at home.
I live in an apartment with a friend.
Do you cook and clean?
Yes! But not very well.
Jason, Tom can teach you.
You can be independent.
Can you cook eggs?
Sure!
Can you teach me?
Of course!
But talk to your aunt.
She can understand.
She can help too.
All right.
But Tom can help me first.
Then I can cook my own breakfast!
Welcome back to the Information Desk.
(Chinese).
Yes.
And that’s all for today.
I’ll see you next time.
And now it’s time for Super Sentence Man.
Son, how are you doing on your homework?
I’m doing OK.
Are you sure?
How’s your English homework?
Well, English is hard, but I’ll be fine.
Can I help you with your English homework?
Mom, no.
Just... I’m fine.
You don’t need to...
Just...
No.
Don’t.
Don’t?
Son, I think you need a super sentence.
What?
No! Mom!
Super Sentence Man, my son needs your help.
I know.
No! I don’t.
Young man, what is your name?
Stanley.
And I don’t need your help.
But Stanley, I have a super sentence just for you.
This sentence is:
You don’t have to help me.
You don’t have to help me.
Good job.
Yes.
Now let’s try another one.
You don’t have to cook tonight.
You don’t have to cook tonight.
Nice.
Now you try a few.
No.
Stanley!
Fine.
You don’t have to do your homework.
Oh, you don’t have to do your homework!
Yeah.
Or how about this:
You don’t have to go to school.
You don’t have to go to school?
Stanley!
Super Sentence Man, I’m sorry about this.
Oh, don’t worry about it.
He’s practicing his super sentences, isn’t he?
You’re right.
So Stanley, how do you feel?
Great.
Well, what super sentence will you tell your mom?
OK. I have a new one.
Mom, you don’t have to go.
You can help me with my English homework.
All right.
And that, my friends, is how you use a super sentence.
As always, a super sentence every day will make your English great.
Don’t they look happy?
Calendar Phrase.
I have a big family.
I have a big family.
(Chinese).
Hey, Bobby.
Tell me about your family.
I have a big family.
You do?
Yes. I have seven brothers.
I have a big family.
Wow.
And I have five sisters.
I have a big family.
And where does your family live?
In a big house!
I have a big family.
I have a big family.
(Chinese).
Now here is today’s question of the day.
What can you teach someone?
I’ll say it again.
What can you teach someone?
Well friends, let me think about that.
One thing that I like to bake a lot is banana bread.
So I can teach you how to bake banana bread.
What about you?
We learned today that Tom is going to teach Jason how to cook eggs.
I’m sure that you can teach someone something as well.
And you can also teach someone a little bit about what you learned on our show
today.
Practice the Question of the Day,
and then teach them something new that you learned.
Well, thank you so much for joining us right here at the mall.
Now be sure to come back tomorrow because there is always more to learn.
Goodbye, friends.
(Music).