洪恩环境英语第七册练习 12
2009-09-28来源:和谐英语
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[00:-1.00]Remember what Maria said about some of her earlier vacations.
[00:-2.00]Have you ever visited Colorado?
[00:-3.00]Yes.I've kayaked on the Colorado River,
[00:-4.00]and I've camped in the Rocky Mountains many times.
[00:-5.00]The Rocky Mountains are wonderful.
[00:-6.00]And I've driven through Denver. But I've never been to Aspen.
[00:-7.00]Now listen and repeat.
[00:-8.00]visited Colorado
[00:-9.00]Have you ever visited Colorado?
[00:10.00]Yes.I've kayaked
[00:11.00]Yes.I've kayaked on the Colorado River.
[00:12.00]I've camped
[00:13.00]I've camped in the Rocky Mountains
[00:14.00]many times
[00:15.00]I've camped in the Rocky Mountains many times.
[00:16.00]I've driven through Denver
[00:17.00]but I've never been to Aspen
[00:18.00]I've driven through Denver,but I've never been to Aspen.
[00:19.00]Now you're going to ask some questions that begin with Have you ever visited...?
[00:20.00]Ask questions with the name of a place.
[00:21.00]For example,if I say,"Colorado,"you say...
[00:22.00]Have you ever visited Colorado?
[00:23.00]If I say,"Amazon River,"you say...
[00:24.00]Have you ever visited the Amazon River? Ready?Let's begin.
[00:25.00]Colorado. have you ever visited Colorado?
[00:26.00]Amazon River. Have you ever visited the Amazon River?
[00:27.00]Middle East. Have you ever visited the Middle East?
[00:28.00]Thailand. Have you ever visited Thailand?
[00:29.00]Asia.Have you ever visited Asia?
[00:30.00]Red Sea. Have you ever visited the Red Sea?
[00:31.00]Now when you hear the name of a river,like the Colorado River.
[00:32.00]you're going to say....
[00:33.00]I've kayaked on the Colorado River.
[00:34.00]But if you hear the name of some mountains,like the Rocky Mountains,
[00:35.00]you're going to say...
[00:36.00]I've camped in the Rocky Mountains.
[00:37.00]OK,let's begin.The Colorado River.
[00:38.00]I've kyaked to the Colorado River.
[00:39.00]The Rocky Mountains.
[00:40.00]I've camped in the Rocky Mountains.
[00:41.00]The Mississippi River.
[00:42.00]I've kayaked on the Mississippi River.
[00:43.00]The Andes Mountains.
[00:44.00]I've camped in the Andes Mountains.
[00:45.00]The Smokey Mountains.
[00:46.00]I've camped in the Smokey Mountains.
[00:47.00]The Amazon River.
[00:48.00]I've kayaked on the Amazon River.
[00:49.00]Now,do you remember what Maria said?
[00:50.00]I've driven through Denver,but I've never been to Aspen.
[00:51.00]You're going to hear the name of two cities.
[00:52.00]Use the first one with the phrase I've driven through...,
[00:53.00]and the second one with the phrase but I've never been to....
[00:54.00]For example,I say,"Los Angeles and San Francisco." And you say.....
[00:55.00]I've driven through Los Angeles,but I've never been to San Francisco.
[00:56.00]If I say,"New York and Washington,D.C,"you say...
[00:57.00]I've driven through New York,but I've never been to Washington,D.C.
[00:58.00]Ready?Let's begin.Los Angeles and San Francisco.
[00:59.00]I've driven through Los Angeles,but I've never been to San Francisco.
[-1:00.00]New York and Washington,D.C.e
[-1:-1.00]I've driven through New York,but I've never been to Washington,D.C.
[-1:-2.00]Denver and Boulder.
[-1:-3.00]I've driven through Denver,but I've never been to Boulder.
[-1:-4.00]London and Paris.
[-1:-5.00]I've driven through London,but I've never been to Paris.
[-1:-6.00]Moscow and Leningrad.
[-1:-7.00]I've driven through Moscow,but I've never been to Leningrad.
[-1:-8.00]Rome and Milan.
[-1:-9.00]I've driven tehrough Rome,but I've never been to Milan.
[-1:10.00]Now,do you remember this conversation?
[-1:11.00]Maria,have you remembered your traveler's checks?
[-1:12.00]Yes,I have,Mike.They're right here.
[-1:13.00]Have you confirmed your reservations? Yes,I have.I did it this morning.
[-1:14.00]Now when you hear a phrase like,
[-1:15.00]"Remember your traveler's checks"you ask the question...
[-1:16.00]Have you remembered your traveler's checks?
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