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英语中级听力11课教案 篇一：英语中级听力课程Lesson 11 Lesson 11 Doctor: Well Mr. Thomson. The first and important thing I have to tell you is that ... mm ... there is really nothing seriously wrong with you ... physically that is. My ... er ... my very thorough re-examination and the ... the analyst#39;s report show that basically you are very fit. Yes ... very fit. Mr. Thomson: So ... Why is it doctor that I#39;m always so nervy ... tense ... ready to jump on anybody—my wife, children, colleagues? Doctor: I think ... erm ... I think your condition has a lot to do with er—What shall we call it? —Way of life? Habits? Mr. Thomson: Way of life? Habits? Doctor: Yes ... now tell me Mr. Thomson ... You smoke, don#39;t you? Mr. Thomson: Yes ... I#39;m afraid ... I#39;m afraid I do, doctor. Doctor: And ... er ... rather heavily I imagine. Mr. Thomson: Well ... yes. I smoke—what ... about forty ... fifty a day I suppose. Doctor: You should do your best to stop, you know. Mr. Thomson: Yes ... I see ... But er ... Well ... it won#39;t be the first time. I#39;ve tried to give up smoking several times but it#39;s ... it#39;s no good. Doctor: You see ... fifty a day is overdoing it ... you must admit. You must cut it down ... at least that. Oh yes. I know that when you#39;re feeling tense you ... you probably feel that a cigarette relaxes you. But in the long run ... I do advise you to make ... to make a real effort. Mr. Thomson: Of course. But ... well ... it#39;s easy to say give it up or cut it down ... but ... oh you know ... Doctor: Well in my opinion you have no choice. Either you make a real effort or ... or there#39;s no real chance of your feeling better. You see ... well obviously I could prescribe some kind of tranquillizer ... but would that help? I#39;d prefer—and I#39;m quite sure you#39;ll agree—I#39;d prefer to see you really back to normal ... not just seemingly so. And that#39;s my reason for asking you several more questions abou