中级英语口语

苏启教育

Joey’s Class

-

Intermediate Oral English

中级英语口语

Intermediate Oral English

中级英语口语

Training of six sections

六部分的训练

1

、

Vocabulary of daily-life

日常生活用词

(9:00~10:00)

2

、

Useful Expressions

实用表达句型

(10:10~11:30)

3

、

Topic Dialogue

话题对话练习

(13:00~14:30)

4

、

Short conversation Comprehension (14:40~15:40) (Listening section)

短篇谈话理解

（听力部分）

5

、

Discussing the Contemporary Issues

流行事件讨论

(15:50~16:00)

6

、

Imitation and Practice

模仿及操练

(16:00~16:30)

1

、

Vocabulary of daily-life

（

19

）

locker

柜子

eraser

橡皮擦

principal

校长

cafeteria

自助餐馆

jungle gym

(

儿童游戏用的

< br>)

立体方格铁架

jump- roping

跳绳

diabolo

扯陀螺

solo

独唱

recess

休闲时间；

【美】学校的假期

;

课间休息

cram

【口】

(

为应考

)

死记硬背

;

填鸭式地教

tuition

学费

trimester

三学期制（一学期三个月）

semester

两学期制（一学期半年）

accelerated class

快班

grant

助学金；奖学金

pursue

继续；追赶

bachelor

’

s degree

学士学位

G.P.A(grade- point average)

平均分数

stressed

紧张的

,

有压力的

minor

副修

2

、

Useful Expressions

2.1 Phrases

cram for a test

考前突击复习

Tough I know that Cramming for a test is not very helpful, I always do it anyway.

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go through lessons

上课

In the accelerated history class, you go through two lessons every day.

fail a class/an exam

课程

/

考试没通过

pursue further education

继续学习

I

’

d

like

to

pursue

further

education

and

avoid

getting

a

job

for

as

long

as

possible.

freeze up

怯场

The young actress froze up on the stage.

one time too many

说的太多了

broaden one

’

s horizons

拓展视野

2.2 Sentences

主谓宾句型（带从句）

1

、

Now that I

’

m an adult, I miss the recess time that I had as a child.

现在我已经是成人了，真怀念小时候无忧无虑的时光。

2

、

My art class was cancelled for tomorrow.

我明天的艺术课取消了。

3

、

Before you learn to write, you should first learn how to read.

在学会写之前，你应该学会如何读。

4

、

The tuition for a private school is quite high.

私立学校的学费太贵了。

5

、

He was fortunate enough to have the most liberal professor on campus.

他很幸运，碰到了学校最大方的教授。

6

、

I prefer trimesters to semesters.

以一年两学期相比，我更喜欢一年三学期。

7

、

Some

students

aren

’

t

good

test-takers;

When

they

take

an

exam,

they

simply

freeze

up.

有些学生不擅长考试，一考试就发呆。

各式提问

8

、

What

’

s the difference between public and private school?

公立学校和私立学校的区别在哪里？

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3

、

Topic Dialogue

Express your feelings, thoughts pertaining to your own experience.

Do you plan to pursue further education

…

?

What degree did you get

…

?

You can answer these questions like the following sentences below:

Actually, that would be

…

/ I would enjoy

…

/ That sounds like a great idea, but to

be honest

…

/

4

、

Short Conversation Comprehension (Twice each part)

4.1 (audio)

Part A (simple)

Part B (intermediate)

4.2 (video) Physics lecture

Now follow me closely.

If the pressure is higher than the certain level, the bones will break.

Therefore,

for

an

animal

not

to

break

its

bones,

when

the

mass(

质量

)

goes

up

by

a

certain

factor,

we say, a factor of four

（因素< /p>

4

）

, in order for the bones not to break, D square

（

D

平方，代表了骨骼厚度的平方）

/ must also go up by a factor of four.

That

’

s a key argument

（论点）

in the scaling

（比例法则）

here.

You really

have to

think that through carefully. Therefore I would argue

（论证）

that the mass must

be proportional to

（成正比）

D square/, this is the breaking argument.

Now, compare these two. The mass is proportional to the length of the femur

（股

骨）

to the power three

（

3

次方）< /p>

, and to the thickness of the femur to the power

two

（

2

次方）

.

Therefore

the

thickness

（厚度）

of

the

femur/femur

to

the

power

two

must

be

proportional

to

the

length

L,

and

therefore

the

thickness

of

the

femur

must

be proportional to L to the power three halves.

A very interesting result, what is this result telling you? It tells you that if

I have two animals, and one is ten times larger than the other, that S

（截面积）

is ten times larger, that the length of the leg is ten times larger, but that the

thickness of the femur is thirty times larger. Because it is L to the power three

halves. If I were to compare a mouse with an elephant, and an elephant is about

hundreds of times larger in size, so the length of the femur of the elephant would

be hundreds of times larger than that of a mouse, but the thickness of the femur

would have to be one thousand times larger. And that may have convinced

（使确信）

Galileo Galilee

（伽利略·加利利）

that that

’

s the reason why the largest animals

are as large as they are, because clearly if you increase the mass there comes a

time that the thickness of the bones / is the same as the length of the bones. You

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all

made

of

bones,

that

is

biologically,

not

feasible

（合理的；可能的）

,

and

so

it

is a limit somewhere set

（规定）

by this scaling law.

Well, I will, I want to bring this to a test. After all I brought my grandmother

’

s

statement to a test, so why not bringing Galileo Galilee

’

s statement to a test?

And so I went to Harvard, where they have a beautiful collection of femurs. And I

asked them for the femur of a raccoon

（浣熊）

and a horse. A raccoon is this big;

a horse is about four times bigger. So the length of the femur of a horse must be

about four times the length of the raccoon. Close. So I was not surprised. Then I

measured the thickness and I said to my

…

aha. If the length is four times higher,

then the thickness has to be eight times higher if this holds. And what I

’

m going

to plot

（标绘）

for you, you will see that shortly is d divided by L, versus

< br>（与

…

相对）

L,

and

that

of

course

must

be

proportional

to

L

to

the

power

one

half.

I

bring

one

L

here.

So

if

I

compare

the

horse,

and

I

compare

the

raccoon,

I

would

argue

that

the thickness divided by the length of the femur for the horse must be the square

root(

平方根

) of four, twice as much as that of the raccoon.

And so I was very anxious to plot that, and I did that. And I show you the result.

Here is my first result. So we see there d over L, I explain to you why I prefer

that, to plot that. And here you see the length, you see here the raccoon, and you

see the horse. And if you look carefully, then the d over L for the horse is only

about

more

than

a

half

times

larger

than

the

raccoon.

Well,

I

wasn

’

t

too

disappointed.

More than a half is not two, but it isn

’

t / the right direction. The horse clearly

has a larger value for d over L than the raccoon. I realize/ I needed more data,

so I went back to Harvard, I said

“

look, I need a small animal, and if possible

maybe,

maybe

a

rat,

maybe

a

mouse.

”

And

they

said

ok,

they

gave

me

three

more

bones.

They gave me

an antelope(

羚羊

)

which is actually a little larger than the raccoon.

And they gave me an opossum(

负鼠

), and they gave me a mouse. Here is the bone of

the antelope, here is the one of the raccoon, here is the one of the opossum. And

now you

won

’

t believe

this. This is so

wonderful, so romantic. There is

the mouse.

Isn

’

t that beautiful? Tiny- weenie

（极少的

;

极小的）

little mouse is only a tiny-

weenie little femur.

And there it is, and I /I made a plot. I was very curious what

that plot would look like. And

…

4.3 (video)

<

淘小子看世界

>

When Cory's class watches a film on puberty

（青春期）

and how it can affect your

emotions, Shawn gets his first date, and Cory's jealousy toward the subject.

Boy Meets Girls-4

I'm gonna go sit with Hilary.

Oh, yeah, nothing's changed. Well, Shawn wants to be with a girl? To complete that

game, first step, research. Minkus, let's talk Perky.

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Ah, your telegram has finally arrived.

No, this isn't romance. It's revenge

（复仇）

.

Two sides of the same hormone.

Alright, bottom line

（底细；说到底）

: what does that magazine say if that you are

to

（准备）

get a girl to go out with you?

Me? Almost nothing

（基本没关系）

. But you are gonna take some effort.

And you wonder

（也不想想）

why you sit alone at lunch.

Here's your first dating tip

（提示）

.

All right.

Don't insult

（侮辱）

the boy with the Perkies.

I'm sorry. Alright, so what do I have to do?

According to the survey

（调查）

in the September issue, what do you think is the

No.1 thing girls want from a guy?

Uh, loose change

（松松垮垮）

?

That's No.9. The No.1 thing is shared interest

（共同的兴趣）

.

And that means...?

Cory, this isn't algebra

（代数）

. This is something you could conceivably

（可理

解地）

understand.

Shared interests. Talk to me.

If

she

is

into

（投入）

something,

you

show

your

interest

in

it.

Example,

if

the

girl

you are dating is interested in numismatics

（货币学）

, you talk about...?

Numismos?

Coins.

Alright, give me No.2 on that list, just in case

（确保万一）

I can't fake

（假装）

an interest in something.

Sense of humor.

No

problem.

I'm

a

regular

laughwr ight

（笑话大王）

.

Alright,

so

how

do

I

select

the

lucky girl?

Well, just think of someone you are completely comfortable with, someone you can

share a meal with and someone who doesn't mind having you around.

Well, my mom's already taken.

Cory, just go for the first thing in a dress.

Dress, dress... Topenga!

Yes, Cory?

So, what's interesting in your life right now?

Well,

Mercury(

水星

)

is

in

retrograde

（倒退）

making

projects

（科研项目）

difficult

to complete and causing general chaos

（混沌）

in the universe.

You

know,

not

only

is

that

unbelievably

interesting,

it

reminds

me

of

a

joke

I

once

heard. How does the astrologer

（占星家）

cross the road?

I don't know.

In his Taurus

（金牛座）

. But I kid the zodiac

（黄道；指代占星术）

. Um, would you

like to go to Bob Stupcheck's Burger World after school?

Cory, I'm a vegetarian

（素食主义者）

.

Of course you are. That's why we are just gonna meet at Burger World and walk over

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