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第五册听力材料汇总 Unit 1 Where Has All My Money Gone? Listening and Speaking A What’s the Matter? Jenny: Hey, Billy. You look worried. What’s the matter? Billy: Err. I need to buy a book, but I don’t have enough money. Jenny: Why? Your mum has given you the money of this month, hasn’t he? Billy: Yes, she has. But I have spent it all. Jenny: But it’s been a week since she gave you the money. How did you spend it? Billy: Food, CDs, clothes, computer games… I just don’t know where all the money has gone? Jenny: Oh, I am sorry to hear that. Billy: Look, Jenny, will you lend me some money? Jenny: OK. How much do you want? Billy: I think ten pounds will do. Jenny: Here it is. But I do suggest you make a monthly finance plan for yourself. You spend money too easily. Billy: I think you are right. Thank you very much, Jenny. Jenny: You’re welcome. Listening and Speaking B How to Shop Wisely? Woman: Welcome, Dr. Jones. Today we’re going to talk about shopping. Many people feel regret about having bought something they don’t need. And some people are really unhappy about such buying. Man: That’s right. One source of unhappiness for people is feeling out of control of their shopping. Woman: Do you have any suggestions? Man: Well, I’ll start with some tips on how to shop effectively in stores or supermarkets. First of all, make a list, and stick to it. With a shopping list, you know exactly what you need and avoid buying those you don’t need. Woman: Ok. Rule number one, make a list and stick to it. Man: Secondly, don’t bring too much money. Before going out, figure out how much money you need based on your shopping list. To stop yourself buying unnecessary thing, do not bring too much money. Woman: Hmm, that will definitely work for me. So rule number two, bring money that’s just enough to cover your needs. Man: Next, don’t stop when you’re in a hurry or when you’re hungry. In both situations, you focus more on finishing shopping quickly rather than on thinking carefully whethe