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New words and expressions
awful
telephone
time
answer
last
phone
again
say
said
让人讨厌的；坏的
打电话；电话
次（数）
接（电话）
最后的；前一次的
电话
又一次的
说
说（过去式）
Jane: What’s Ron Marston like , Pauline
Pauline: He’s awful ! He telephoned me four times yesterday ,
and three times the day before yesterday.
Pauline: He telephoned the office yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon.
My boss answered the telephone .
Jane: What did your boss say to him
Pauline: He said ,”Pauline is typing letters .She can’t speak to you now !”
Pauline: Then I arrived home at six o’clock yesterday evening .
He telephoned again.
But I didn’t answer the phone !
Jane: Did he telephone again last night
Pauline: Yes , he did . He telephoned at nine o’clock .
Jane: What did you say to him
Pauline: I said ,”This is Pauline ‘s mother .
Please don’t telephone my daughter again !”
Jane: Did he telephone again
Pauline: No , he didn’t !
King Street
Mrs. Mills
King Street

How to get to
the King Street
Lesson 73
The way to King Street
到国王街的走法
week /wi:k/
n.周
上周
last week
下周
next week
the week before last
上上周
the week after next
下下周
London /’l nd n/
n.伦敦
英国
the UK
England
suddenly / s dn:l /
adv.突然地
suddenly 既可以放在句首，也可以放在句中或句末。
I suddenly remembered that I didn't bring my key.
我突然记起来我没有带钥匙。
Suddenly, she saw a man .
突然，她看见一个男人。
sudden /‘s dn/
adj.突然的
a sudden rain
突然的雨
bus stop /’st p/
n.公交站
Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.
突然，她看见一个男人在公交车站附近。
smile /sma l/
v. 微笑
pleasantly /'plezntl /
adv.愉快地
He smiled pleasantly.
他愉快地笑了笑。
大笑
laugh /lɑ:f/
pleasant / pleznt/
adj.愉快的
understand / nd ‘st nd/
v.理解
understood / nd ‘st d/
过去式
He did not understand English !
他不懂英语！
Do you understand
你明白了吗？
speak /spi:k/
v.讲,说
spoke /sp k/
过去式
speak + 语言
说德语
speak German
speak to sb. 跟某人讲话
Can I speak to your mum
hand /h nd/
n.手;指针
hour hand
时针
second hand
秒针
give sb. a hand
帮助某人
Can you give me a hand
pocket /‘p k t/
n.衣袋
pocket money
零用钱
He put his hand into his pocket.
他把手伸进了口袋。
phrase / freiz/
n.短语
phrasebook / freizbuk/
n.短语手册
He took out a phrasebook.
他拿出了一本短语手册。
slowly / sl li/
adv. 缓慢地
slow / sl /
adj. 缓慢的
He read the phrase slowly.
他缓慢地读着短语。
lose /lu:z/
v. 丢失
lost /l st/
过去式
lose one‘s way
迷路　
She lost her way.
她迷路了。　
week 周
London 伦敦
suddenly 突然地
bus stop 公交站
smile 微笑
pleasantly 愉快地
understand 懂;明白
understood 懂;明白
speak 讲;说
spoke 讲;说
hand 手;指针
pocket 衣袋
phrasebook 短语手册
slowly 缓慢地
lose 丢失
lost 丢失
words
smile
What do you see
bus stop
pleasantly
understand
phrase
suddenly
pocket
speak
slowly
speak
smile
hand
phrasebook
understand
suddenly
slowly
pocket
pleasantly
expressions
上个星期
迷了路
在公共汽车站附近
向他问路
心中暗想
友好的笑了笑
讲德语
把手伸进了衣袋
拿出
找到了一条短语
last week
lost her way
near a bus stop
ask him the way
said to herself
smiled pleasantly
spoke German
put his hand into his pocket
took out
found a phrase
+3
+3
+2
+2
+2
+5
+3
+3
+3
+2
Because he did not speak English.
Listen to the tape then answer this question:
Why did the man need a phrasebook
Last week Mrs. Mills went to London.
She does not know London very well,
and she lost her way.
Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.
'I can ask him the way.' she said to herself.
'Excuse me,' she said.
'Can you tell me the way to King Street, please '
The man smiled pleasantly.
He did not understand English!
He spoke German. He was a tourist.
Then he put his hand into his pocket,
and took out a phrasebook.
He opened the book and found a phrase.
He read the phrase slowly. 'I am sorry,' he said.
'I do not speak English.'
Language points
Last week Mrs. Mills went to London.
She does not know London very well,
And she lost her way.
go-went
lose-lost
know sth./sb. very well
对什么东西或什么人很熟悉
lose one's way
迷路
and 表结果“所以”
Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.
‘I can ask him the way,’
She said to herself.
see-saw
say-said
ask sb. sth.
问某人某事
say to oneself
心中暗想（不出声地）
反身代词
‘Excuse me,’ she said.
‘Can you tell me
the way to King Street, please ’
Excuse me.
打扰一下，请问…（事前）
I'm sorry.
对不起，很抱歉（事后）
tell sb. the way to+地点
告诉某人去……的路
say-said
The man smiled pleasantly.
He did not understand English !
He spoke German.
He was a tourist.
smile-smiled
do-did
speak-spoke
is-was
Then he put his hand into his pocket,
and took out a phrasebook.
put-put
take-took
put … into …
把 … 放进 … 中
take … out of …
把 … 从 … 中取出
He opened the book and found a phrase.
He read the phrase slowly.
‘I am sorry,’ he said.
‘I do not speak English’.
open-opened
find-found
read-read
1. Where did Mrs.Mills go last week
2. Did she lose her way
3. What did the man take out
4. Where is the man from
5. Can the man speak English
Answer the questions
She went to London.
No, she didn’t.
He took out a phrasebook.
He is from Germany.
No, he can’t.
Last week Mrs. Mills went to London.
She does not know London very well,
and she lost her way.
Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.
'I can ask him the way.' she said to herself.
'Excuse me,' she said.
'Can you tell me the way to King Street, please '
The man smiled pleasantly.
He did not understand English!
He spoke German. He was a tourist.
Then he put his hand into his pocket,
and took out a phrasebook.
He opened the book and found a phrase.
He read the phrase slowly. 'I am sorry,' he said.
'I do not speak English.'
go
lose
see
say
smile
do
understand
speak
put
take
open
find
read
went
lost
saw
said
smiled
did
understood
spoke
put
took
opened
found
read
去
丢失
看
说
笑
做
理解
说
放
带
开
找
读
Last week Mr. Mills _____(go,went) to London.
Suddenly she____(saw,see) a man near a bus stop yesterday.
The man ____(smile,smiled) pleasantly.
Then he ____(puts,put) his hand into his pocket yesterday morning.
He opened the book and _____(find,found)a phrase.
He did not_____(understand,understood) English.
Lesson 74
hurriedly /'h r dl / adv. 匆忙地
cut /k t/ v. 割，切
thirstily /'θ st l / adv. 口渴地
go /g / v. 走
greet /gri:t/ v. 问候，找招呼

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