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1Ŀּ錦(du)Ԓ(hu)ĿĶǃ(ni)ɂ(g)f(shu)Ԓ(hu)ߵČ(du)Ԓ(hu)Ŀĺͽv@ƪµĿĿּһF(xin)conversation

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Why does the student visit the professor?

Why does the student visit the registrar’s office?

Why did the professor ask to see the student?

Why does the professor explain X?

2(ni)ּҪv?q)?hu)ּЕr(sh)(hu)_ּЕr(sh)(hu)ܺҪW(xu)(du) (tng)ϢM(jn)Кw{Y(ji)

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What problem does the man have?

What are the speakers talking about?

What is the main idea of the lecture?

What aspect of X does the professor mainly discuss?

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conversationЃɂ(g)f(shu)Ԓ(hu)ߵ_(ki)^ֶ(hu)F(xin)(wn)õĺZ(y)

A : Hey, how is everything going?

B: Well, everything is going fine

A: Hi, are you Paula?

B: Oh, hi, Jim. Nice to see you!

@Щ֮f(shu)Ԓ(hu)Af(shu)Do you need some tutoring in English? f(shu)Ԓ(hu)Bf(shu)yes, I am taking English composition and my English is not very good. @µ(ni)Ҳµּ!x(xing)(yng)xǣShe needs a tutoring appointment!

lectureУЕr(sh)ρ(li)(hu)ֱ}ȕ(hu)ю׾䡣

1Ђ(g)ρ(li)f(shu)I am sorry that I didn’t bring your paper, and it took longer to grade than I thought. So I will bring you the paper next class. Today, I want to continue our topic about Renaissance. “I am sorry that I didn't bring your paper, and it took longer to grade than I thought. So I will bring you the paper next class”@Ԓ(hu)f(shu)cּo(w)P(gun)oҪԒ(hu)cּP(gun)today_(ki)^@Ԓ(hu)!ԣ@Ҋ(jin)@ƪµҪ(ni)ݾRenaissance(ˇ(f)d)

2In the last class, we discussed the Jazz music history. But today, I am going to talk about the development of the jazz music. ô@ȻIn the last class, we discussed the Jazz music history@Ϲ(ji)nvă(ni)ڏ(qing)D(zhun)but֮ώof(shu)I am going to talk about the development of the jazz music. ôµּҲͺ_

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Lecture(do)ּ}̖(ho)(bio)־~

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• today we will talk about...

• today we will discuss...

• today we will look at...

• today we will tell...

(dng)~r(sh)B(ti)

• 've, -ed

• will, be going to;

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• about

ע⣺(dng)~^(gu)ȥʽ^(gu)ȥ~(do)ĶϹ(ji)n漰ă(ni)Լʹ (tng)discuss@(g)~ҲԷŗ@փ(ni)ֻҪ (tng)ò՜(zhn)todayҪvă(ni)ݼҲbe going to/will (do)ă(ni)!ôaboutһ(g)(jng)(do)Ҫ(ni)ݵһ(g)~@(g)~P(gun)IҪ (tng)(zhn)eZ(y)ʲô!?yn)@(g)eZ(y)ǽ}P(gun)I

Conversation (do)ּ}̖(ho)(bio)־~Y(ji)

1)wonder (e.g. I was wondering,…)

2)think (e.g. I am thinking, I was thinking,…)

3)hope (I was hoping,…)

4)need (Do you need, I need…)

5)figure out, work out, sort out,…

conversationҪ(ni)һr¶ϵ@Щ~(do)ġþں̖(ho)И(bio)ע(li)Ո(qng)ͬW(xu)֔(jn)ӛġ

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1L(zhng)~Y(ji)(gu)(ɣȶλ^ofthatǰ~ԭͬQ֮_ofthateZ(y)Ƿԭ)

a) …of…b) …that…

e.g. Script

So, I wanted to discuss a few other terms here…actually, some, uh some ideas about how we manage our resources. Let's talk about what that…what that means. If we take a resource like water…well,

Q: What is the talk mainly about?

A. A common method of managing water supply.

B. The formation of underground water systems.

C. Natural processes that renew water supplies.

D. Maintaining the purity of underground water system.

е@Ԓ(hu)“I wanted to discuss a few other terms here…some ideas about”_c(din)µă(ni)ּ(j)v҂װdiscussabout@ɂ(g)~!about“how we manage our resources”µּ!Ը(j)ͬxQ҂Ԍ“how”@(g)~QAx(xing)methodof eZ(y)(managing water supply)Ҳͬԭă(ni)(how we manage our resources)һ!_𰸞A.

2how, what, why_(ki)^

e.g. Script

…so the Earth’s surface is made up of these huge segments, thesetectonic plates. And these plates move, right? But how can, uh, motion of plates, do you think, influence climate on the Earth? Again, all of you probably read this section in the book, I hope, but, uh, uh, how— how can just motion of the plates impact the climate?

Q: What is the main topic of the talk?

A. The differences in climate that occur in different countries.

B. How movement of the Earth's plates can affect climate.

C. Why the ocean has less effect on climate than previously thought.

D. The history of the climate of the region where the college is located.

@}@(j)؏(f)ҳ!؏(f)ʽ“But how can, uh, motion of plates, do you think, influence climateon the Earth?”ȥеIJZ(y)҂្“how can motion of plates influence climate on the Earth”c@Ԓ(hu)һµBx(xing)!Уҵԭcx(xing)ͬxQmotion=movementeffect= impact/ influence@}ĿԿɆ(wn)~Ҳּ}_x(xing)һ!

3To do

e.g. Script (lecture)

Ok. Another ancient Greek philosopher we need to discuss is Aristotle– Aristotle’s ethical theory. What Aristotle's theory is all about is this: he is trying to show you how to be happy—what true happiness is

Q: What is the main purpose of the lecture?

A. To illustrate the importance of extrinsic values

B. To explain Aristotle's views about the importance of teaching

C. To explain why people change what they value

D. To discuss Aristotle's views about human happiness

“To do”Y(ji)(gu)ּ}гRʺܸĿּx(xing)󲿷to doY(ji)(gu)_(ki)^ô}ּDZ^(dng)~doʽ~!ԭõĄ(dng)~cx(xing)һͬW(xu)ȶλx(xing)ٱ^eZ(y)“Ok. Another ancient Greek philosopher we need to discuss is Aristotle–Aristotle’s ethical theory”ԭпԿdiscuss@(g)~ô@(g)~cDx(xing)еdiscussǺeZ(y)“human happiness”Ҳһ!Դ𰸟o(w)ɺǞDx(xing)“do”ʽcԭIJһô҂ҪľͬxQՈ(qng)ӣ

e.g. Script (conversation)

S: I was hoping you could look over my note cards for my presentation…just to see what you think of it

P: Okay, so refresh my memory: what's your presentation about?

Q: Why does the student visit the professor?

A. To get some note cards for his presentation

B. To show her some examples of common errors in research

C. To review the notes for his presentation with her

D. To ask for help in finding a topic for his presentation

@ƪУ(do)conversationּ}Ę(bio)־~I was hoping֮F(xin)Ą(dng)~P(gun)I~look over~P(gun)I~飺note cards for my presentationcԭһµx(xing)(yng)ԓlook overͬxQreview!ԑ(yng)ԓxCx(xing)

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