UnitOne[新编实用英语听力教程1].pptVIP

Unit One;Section TwoTask 3Now listen to the above dialogues rearranged in sequence and find out the equivalent Chinese versions by giving the serial number of the English dialogues you’ve heard in the small boxes at the end of each Chinese dialogue.;6. A: Sorry, I don’t have time today. B: Well. Bye-bye, have a good day. 7. A: Tom, how was your family? B: Not bad, my son has been send to study abroad by his company. 8. A: Hi, peter, is your sister still in hospital? B: Yes, she is. But she is much better. 9. A: Peter, how are you? B: I am fine, thank you. 10. A: How do you do ? B: How do you do? ;Section ThreeTask 4You will hear 10 incomplete short dialogues. While listening, you are required to complete the dialogues by ticking the appropriate responses out of the four choices provided.;Let me introduce the new professor to you. What can I do for you, Madam? Have a good time! Hello, let me introduce myself, I’m Linda. It is late. Sorry, I can??t go with you. ;Section FourTask 6Listen to the following conversation twice and fill in the blanks with the missing words or phrases. Then you will hear a summary of the conversation. Listen to it twice and tell us what the conversation is about.; Many British people start a conversation with the stranger by talking about the weather. But young people tend to do it more casually with only a hello or hi just like friends. When they are introduced to someone, they say “How do you do?” in a formal occasion, usually they just say nice to meet you or please to meet you. They have quiet a few expressions to say good bye such as take care, take it easy, so long ,see you soon, see you later, bye-bye etc. ;Section SixTask 9Listen to complete a funny story by filling the blanks in it.