看听学第二册

Revision Lesson 3 Photographs of our holiday Narrator: Sandy and Sue
are going to school.
On the way
they meet Billy and Tom.
Sandy and Sue: Hullo, Billy! Hullo, Tom!
Billy and Tom: Hullo, Sandy! Hullo, Sue!
Sandy: Look at these photographs of our holiday, Billy. Billy: Show them to me please, Sandy.
Sandy: Give them to Billy please, Sue.
Sue: Here you are, Billy.
Tom: Pass them to me, too, Billy.
Tom: Look at this
funny photograph of Sandy
at the seaside!
Revision Lesson 7 Please pay attention!
Narrator: Miss Grant is Sandy's new teacher.
She is giving her class a lesson.
Narrator: But Sandy isn't paying attention
to Miss Grant.
He's looking out of the window.
Miss Grant: What can you see
out of the window, Sandy?
Sandy: I can see some boys
playing football in the playground,
Miss Grant.
Miss Grant: Is it an interesting game, Sandy? Sandy: Yes, Miss Grant.
Miss Grant: Well, our lesson is interesting, too.
Miss Grant: Please pay attention to me
and don't look out of the window!
Sandy: I'm sorry, Miss Grant
Revision Lesson 7 Please pay attention!
Narrator: Miss Grant is Sandy's new teacher.
She is giving her class a lesson.
Narrator: But Sandy isn't paying attention
to Miss Grant.
He's looking out of the window.
Miss Grant: What can you see
out of the window, Sandy?
Sandy: I can see some boys
playing football in the playground,
Miss Grant.
Miss Grant: Is it an interesting game, Sandy? Sandy: Yes, Miss Grant.
Miss Grant: Well, our lesson is interesting, too. Miss Grant: Please pay attention to me
and don't look out of the window!
Sandy: I'm sorry, Miss Grant.
Lesson 9:Can you tell us the way
Revison Lesson 9 Can you tell us the way? Mother: We don’t know the way
to Station Road.
Father: Let’s ask that man.
Father: Excuse me!
Can you tell us the way
to Staion Road, please?
Man: I don’t understand.
Mother: Can you tell us the way
to Station Road?
Man: I don’t speak English very well. Man: I’m a tourist.
I come from France.
Man: I live in Paris.
Father: We always ask tourists the way!
Lesson 11:Professor Boffin
Revision Lesson 11 Professor Boffin Professor Boffin
lives opposite the Clarks.
He is a very clever man,
but he never remembers little things.
The professor usually leaves home
at eight o’clock.
His wife often runs after him
and gives him his umbrella.
He always forgets it!
Sometimes there’s a heavy shower,
but Professor Boffin never notices
little things like that!
Lesson 15:The weighing machine
Narrator: Sandy and Sue
are coming home from school.
They meet Professor Boffin.
Narrator: Professor Boffin
is taking his coat off.
Sandy: What are you going to do,
Professor Boffin?
Professor: I’m going to weigh myself, Sandy. Sue: Where?
Professor: I’m going to weigh myself
on this weighing machine.
Professor: I’m going to put
a penny in the slot.
There!
(Sandy and Sue laugh.)
Professor: What's the matter, children?
Sue: You’re still holding your coat,
Professor Boffn!
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Lesson 19 Sandy’s money
Sue: Sandy wants to buy
a present for Miss Grant,
but he hasn’t much money.
Mother: He has lots of money
in his money-box.
Mother: Listen!
It’s full of money.
Give it to him, Sue.
-box, Sandy.
Sue: Here’s your money
Open it.
Sandy: All rigth, Sue.
Mother: How much money has he, Sue?
Sue: He hasn’t much, mum.
His money-box is full of buttons.
He has twenty-four buttons
and three pennies.
Lesson 21:Father hangs a picture
Father: I’m going to hang this picture here. Sue: Can I help you, dad?
Father: Yes, Sue.
Father: I need a piece of chalk.
I want to put a mark
on the wall.
Father: Now I need
a hammer and some nails.
Sue: Here you are, dad.
Sue: Be careful, dad!
Don’t hit your fingers.
Father: Ouch!
My fingers!
Sandy: What's the matter with dad, Sue?
Sue: He’s all rigth,
but he needs some sticking-plaster!
Lesson 23:Professor Boffin's umbrella
Father: My goodness!
It feels nippy this morning.
Father: What’s it like outside, dear?
Mother: It’s not a nice day.
It looks cloudy.
Mother: I’m going shopping now. Father: Goodbye, dear.
Mother: Good morning, Professor Boffin. Professor: Good morning, Mrs Clark.
Mother: Oh dear!
It’s raining.
Professor: Come under my umbrella.
Mother: Thank you, Professor Boffin.
Profesor: What’s the matter, Mrs Clark? Mother: Your umbrella leaks,
Professor Boffin.
Lesson 25:It sounds terrible
Narrator: Mother, father and the children
are walking in the park.
Sandy: Look! There’s a band.
They are going to
play some music.
Sue: That man’s going to
sing a song.
Let’s listen to him.
Father: What do you think
of the music, dear?
Mother: It sounds terrible!
Singer: Stop that noise!
I can’t hear my own voice.
A member of the band: You’re very lucky!
Lesson 27:A funny cake
Narrator: Professor Boffin
is going to bake a cake,
but he can’t find any flour.
Narrator: He goes and gets
a big bag
from the store-room.
Professor: It’s ready now, dear.
It looks lovely!
Mrs Boffin: It looks funny to me.
Mrs Boffin: It looks like cement.
It feels like cement, too!
Mrs Boffin: It has a funny taste.
It tastes like cement.
Mrs Boffin: My goodness, Professor Boffin! Look at this bag!
It is cement!
Lesson 29:Mother meets Mr May
Mother: I’m going to
come to school with you
this morning, Sue.
Sue: All right, mum.
Mother: Who’s your new teacher this year? Sue: It’s Mr May, mum.
Mother: What’s he like?
Sue: He’s very tall and thin.
He always has a pipe in his mouth.
Sue: Look, mum!
There he is!
The man with the pipe in his mouth.
Mr May: Good morning, Sue.
Sue: Good morning, Mr May.
This is my mother.
Mr May: How do you do, Mrs Clark? Mother: How do you do, Mr May?
Lesson 31:Sandy has a bad cold
Mother: Good morning, Doctor Richards. Doctor: Good morning, Mrs Clark.
Doctor: What’s the matter with Sandy? Mother: He looks ill.
Doctor: Hullo, Sandy.
How do you feel?
Sandy: I don’t feel well, Doctor Richards. Doctor: Open your mouth, Sandy.
Show me your tongue.
Say “Ah”.
Sandy: A-a-a-ti-shoo!
Doctor: Sandy has a bad cold, Mrs Clark.
He can’t go to s
chool.
Sue: Isn’t he lucky!
Lesson 33:Sandy's Medicine
Mother: How’s Sandy today, Dr Richards? Doctor: He still has a bad cold,
so he must drink this medicine.
Doctor: Goodbye, Mrs Clark.
Mother: Goodbye,Dr Richards.
Sue: Why is Sandy drinking
this medicine, mum?
Mother: Because he still has a bad cold. Sue: What’s it like, Sandy?
Is it nasty?
Sandy: No, it’s very nice.
It tastes like strawberries!
Sue: I want some too.
Ugh! It tastes like poison!
Lesson 35:No parking
Mrs Boffin is driving the car.
Professor Boffin is sitting
on the back seat.
Mrs Boffin stops.
“You mustn’t park here, dear,”　Professor Boffin says.
“Why not?”Mrs Boffin asks.
“Because it says,’No Parking’,”　Professor Boffin answers.
“I don’t care,” Mrs Boffin says. “Wait for me here.”　
“I’m going shopping now.”　
“And I’m going to sleep!”　Professor Boffin says.
The police take away the car,
and they take Professor Boffin, too!
He is fast asleep
on the back seat!
Lesson 37:Pour it over yourself
Mother: Have some meat, Sandy. Sandy: Thanks, mum.
Mother: And have some potatoes.
Help yourself.
Sandy: O.K., mum.
Mother: Do you want any bread, Sue? Sue: No, thanks, mum.
Sandy: May I have some gravy please? Mother: Of course.
Pour it over yourself.
Sandy: Pour it over myself?
Mother: Over your food, silly!
Lesson 39:Haircut or shave?
Mother: You must have a haircut, Sandy. You hair’s very long.
Mother: Go to the barber’s now. Sandy: All right, mum.
Mother: Here’s some money. Sandy: Thanks, mum.
Barber: Who's next?
Bald man: I am.
Barber: Do you want to have a haircut, sir? Bald man: A haircut!
Of course, not!
Bald man: I want to have a shave! Lesson 41:A fight
Mr Crisp: What are those boys doing?
Mr May: They’re having a fight.
Mr Crisp: Now, now, boys!
Mr May: Break it up!
Mr May: Go and have a wash,
all of you!
Sandy: Let’s have a wash, Billy.
Billy: We’re hot and dirty.
Sandy: Billy!
Look in the mirror!
Billy: Why, Sandy?
Sandy: Because you have a black eye!
Lesson 43:Where’s the key?
Prof essor: Where’s the key
to my car, dear?
I can’t find it.
Mrs Boffin: You are careless!
Mrs Boffin: The day before yesterday,
it was in this tin,
but it isn’t here now.
Mrs Boffin: Yesterday,
it was in this box,
but it isn’t here now.
Profesor: And where is it today, dear?
Mrs Boffin: Perhaps it’s in your car.
Professor: I must go and have a look.
Mrs Boffin: Well?
What’s the matter now?
Professor: Now I can’t find my car!
Lesson 45:Sue’s diary
Sandy: What are you doing, Sue?
g in my diary.
Sue: I’m writin
Sandy: Can I see it please?
Sue: No, you can’t!
Sue: Where were we yesterday,Sandy?
Sandy: We were at school.
Sue: Where were we
the day before yesterday?
Sandy: We were at school.
Sue: Go away, Sandy!
Sandy: I want to have a look.
Sue: Oh, all right.
Sandy: It’s not very interesting!
It says “School, School, School!”
Lesson 47:Professor Boffin’s shoes
Professor: That’s funny.
Mrs Boffin: What’s funny, dear? Professor: I can’t find my shoes. Professor: They were here
a minut ago.
Mrs Boffin: Perhaps they’re under the bed. Have a look.
Professor: No, they aren’t there. Professor: Where’s our dog?
Mrs Boffin: He was here
a few minutes ago.
Mrs Boffin: Look!
There he is!
Mrs Boffin: And there are your shoes!
Lesson 49:Scientists are clever men
Sandy: How long ago
were you in America,
Professor Boffin?
Professor: I can’t remember.
Let me see.
Professor: I was there in 1960.
Sandy: How many years ago was that? Professor: Let me see.
One, two, three…yes!
I was there ten years ago.
Sandy: Scientists are very clever men,
Professor Boffin.
Sandy: But do they always
count on their fingers?
Lesson 51:Sue’s diary
Narrator: Sue is writing in her diary again.
Sue: Where were we on Saturday, mum? Mother: We were in the country, Sue.
Sue: Ah yes. That’s right.
Sue: Where were we
on Friday afternoon?
Mother: Let me see.
Mother: What date was it?
Sue: It was January 24th.
Mother: You were at the dentist’s. Sue: I’m not going to write that
in my diary!
Mother: Why not?
Sue: I don’t want to remember that!
Lesson 53:Put those cakes back
Sandy: May I have a cake please, mum? Mother: Yes, Sandy.
Sandy: There are lots of cakes
in this tin.
How many can I have?
Mother: You can have one!
Sandy: Oh!
Sue: Mum! Sandy’s eating a cake.
I want one, too.
Mother: All rigth, Sue.
Mother: I can’t understand it.
There were some cakes
in this tin
a minute ago,
but there aren’t any now!
Mother: Sandy!
Put those cakes back
in the tin please!
Lesson 55:Professor Boffin
Mrs Boffin: Go to the grocer’s
and get some eggs
and some matches please, dear.
Professor: Good morning.
May I have some eggs
and some matches please?
Grocer: Eggs and matches.
I’m afraid
that I haven’t any matches.
Mrs Boffin: Well, dear?
Professor: He had some eggs,
but he hadn’t any matches.
Mrs Boffin: Where are the eggs, dear? Professor: Here, in my pocket.
Mrs Boffin: Don’t hit your pocket like that! Oh! Look at those eggs!
Lesson 57:A lovely treat
Last week
mother, father and the children
had lunch at a restaurant.
Mother, father and Sue had some soup.
Sandy didn’t want any.
Then father and Sandy had some steak. Mother and Sue had chicken.
But the last course was the best.
They all had
strawberries, sugar, and cream.
“Yum! Yum!” Sandy said.
“Did you all have
a nice meal?”father asked.
“Yes, thank you, dad,”Sue answered. “It was a lovely treat,” Sandy said.
Lesson 59:Grandma and Grandpa
Grandmother and grandfather
arrived this morning.
They are going to stay with us
for six days.
We waited for them
at the station.
They travelled by tain.
The train arrived
at five o’clock.
Grandma and grandpa
had some lovely presents for us.
A flute for me,
and a water-pistol for Sandy.
We liked our presents very much,
but mother didn’t like them at all!
Lesson 61:Mrs Boffin’s birthday
“ I want a big bunch of flowers please,”　Professor Boffin said.
Professor Boffin carried
the bunch of flowers home.
“What lovely flowers!”Mrs Boffin said.
“Many happy returns, dear,”　
Professor Boffin said.
“It’s the 27th of February today.
I remembered your birthday
this year.”　
Mrs Boffin smiled.
“My birthday was the day before yesterday,”　she answered.
“But thank you all the same.
Better late than never!”
Lesson 63:The donkey
Grandfather and I
walked into town
a few days ago.
On the way
we noticed a lot of people.
“What’s going on?”grandpa asked.
“Let’s have a look,”I said.
“Look!” I cried.
“There’s a donkey
walking across the road!”　
We both watched the donkey.
It was very funny.
It stopped
in the middle of the road
and it stopped
all the traffic, too!
Lesson 65:Farmer Gimbel arrives
Grandfather and I
watched the donkey.
It was still in the middle of the road.
Then a policeman arrived.
“Whose donkey is it?” he asked. “It’s farmer Gimble’s,” I said. “Look, he’s coming.”　
Then farmer Gimble arrived.
“You must move your donkey,”　
the policeman said.
Farmer Gimble pulled
and the policeman pushed,
but the donkey didn’t move.
We laughed
but the car drivers
were very cross!
Lesson 67:Give him a carrot
Grandfather and I
watched farmer Gimble
and the policeman.
“We can’t move this donkey!”　
the policeman shouted.
“What can we do?” farmer Gimble asked. “Give him a carrot!”　
granfather cried.
“That’s a good idea,”　
farmer Gimble said.
“Here!” farmer Gimble called.
The donkey noticed the carrot
and jumped up.
He followed farmer Gimble
across the road
and that was the end
of the traffic-jam!
Lesson 69:We said goodbye
Grandma and grandpa
stayed with us for six days.
They went home today
and we went to the station with them.
On the way
we noticed farmer Gimble's donkey
in a field.
“He's very quiet today,”　
grandpa said.
We arrived at the station
at half past eleven
and said goodbye.
“We had a lot of good fun,” I said.
“Come again soon!” Sandy said.
Lesson 71:Lucky or unlucky
Yesterday
it was Friday, 13th March.
It was Sandy's unlucky day.
In the morning
he cut his finger
with the bread-knife.
Mother put some iodine
on Sandy's finger
and it hurt a lot!
Then she put some sticking-plaster
round Sandy's finger.
In the evening
we both had lots of homework,
but Sandy didn't mind at all.
“I can't do my homework,” he said,
and he didn't write a word!
看听学英语第二册Lesson 73:Who is it
During the night
Sandy heard a strange noise
and woke up.
He sat up in bed
Then he came into my room
and told me about it.
We both went downstairs.
The light was on
in the kitchen.
We were both afraid.
“Who is it?” Sandy asked.
“It’s only me,”　a voice said.
Then we saw father.
“I was hungry,” father said,
“so I made some sandwiches.
Do you want one?”
Lesson 75:What do you ...
This morning
mother got up early
and went into the kitchen.
The kitchen was very untidy
and the light was still on!
“I can’t understand it!” mother said. Then father, Sandy and I
went downstairs as wall.
“What do you want
for breakfast?’ mother asked.
“We don’t want any breakfast,”　father answered.
“We ate some sandwiches
and drank some milk
at three o’clock in the morning.’　“I can see that,” mother said.
“The refrigerator’s empty!’
Lesson 77:Pass it along
Liz wrote a message
during the lesson
and passed it to Lillie.
and passed it to me.
I didn’t read it
because Mr May saw me
and took the piece of paper.
He threw it
into the wastepaper-basket.
During play time
Liz took the message
out of the basket
and showed it to me.
It said: Pass it along!
“That’s a silly message!” I said. Lesson 81:A day indoors
The other day
it rained heavily,
so we stayed indoors.
We made a puppet.
We used a sheet of paper,
some large corks
and some strings.
We worked busily
for two hours.
At last
the puppet was ready,.
We painted his face carefully.
Then Sandy pulled the strings
and our puppet danced.
He danced very well.
Lesson 83:Billy’s lucky number
Narrator: At a school party
all the children
bought raffle tickets.
The first prize was a bicycle.
Miss Grant: I want a boy
to draw a number.
Children’s voices: Go on Billy!
Miss Grant: Shut your eyes and
draw a piece of paper
out of this hat.
Miss Grant: What number is it?
Billy: It’s number thirteen.
Miss Grant: Who’s got number thirteen? Children’s voices: I haven’t got it!
I haven’t got it!
Miss Grant: That’s funny!
You must draw another one.
Billy: Just a minute!
I’ve got number thirteen.
]Thirteen’s my lucky number.
Lesson 85:A very short visit
Sandy: Tom didn’t come to school today. He’s ill.
Sue: Let’s visit him.
Sandy and Sue: Hullo, Tom.
Tom: Hullo, Sue. Hullo, Sandy.
Don’t come into my room!
I’m ill.
Sue: We don’t mind, Tom.
Sandy: We’ve already had measles.
Tom: But I haven’t got measles.
I’ve got mumps!
Sue: Oh! We haven’t had mumps yet. Sandy: We don’t want to catch mumps! Sandy and Sue: Goodbye, Tom.
Sandy: Get well soon!
Lesson 87: I didn’t play truant
Mother: Goodness me!
You’re late, Sandy!
Where have you been?
Sandy: I’ve been to the cinema, mum. Mother: The cinema!
Sandy: I saw a lovely film this afternoon. Mother: A lovely film!
Mother: Sandy!
Did you go to school today?
Sandy: Of course, mum.
Sandy: My class went to the cinema today.
I went as well.
Mother: I’m glad to hear it!
Sandy: What did you think, mum?
I didn’t play truant!
Lesson 89:Try it on
Narrator: Professor Boffin
has been to lots of countries.
He’s showing Sandy
some unusual hats.
Sandy: Have you ever been to Russia, Professor Boffin?
Professor: Yes, Sandy.
I was in Russia in 1969.
Professor: I bought this fur hat there.
Try it on.
Now you look like a Russian.
Professor: I bought this hat in Mexico.
I haven’t been to Mexico since 1966.
Try it on, Sandy.
Professor: It suits you, Sandy.
Sandy: I can’t see a thing!
Lesson 91:How long’ve ...
Narrator: It’s midnight.
Two policemen are outside the
library.
1st Policeman: Look at that!
2nd Policeman: What?
1st Policeman: A light’s on in the library. 2nd Policeman: That’s funny.
The library’s shut.
1st Policeman: Let’s climb in and see.
2nd Policeman: Look!
There’s a man
in the reading-room.
1st Policeman: What are you doing here? Professor: I’m reading.
2nd Policeman: But it’s midnight!
1st Policeman: How long’ve you been here? Professor: I’ve been here
since this morning.
2nd Policeman: He’s been here
for fifteen hours!
been...
Lesson 93:There’ｓ
A voice: May I speak
to the Chief Inspector please?
Inspector: Speaking.
Inspector: What!
A policeman: what’s happened,sir? Inspector: There’s been a robbery
at the library!
Inspector: Let’s go there at once.
Get in the car.
Policeman: Look, sir!
There’s a light on
in the library.
Inspector: Where's the thief?
Policeman: There, sir.
Inspector: There’s been a mistake.
This man isn’t a thief.
This is Professor Boffin, the famous scientist! Lesson 95:Whoops!
Mother: Look at your muddy shoes, Sandy! Don’t come into the kitchen!
Mother: Don’t tread on
my nice clean floor.
I’ve just polished it.
Sandy: I can take my shoes off, mum.
Mother: All right then.
Sandy: Whoops!
It it slippery.
Sue: What’s up, Sandy?
Sandy: Be careful, Sue.
Mum polished this floor
a few moments ago.
Sandy: It’s very dangerous.
Sue: Ouch!
Lesson 97:That’s a nice fire
Sue: We want to help you, mum. Sandy: What can we do?
Mother: You can light a fire
in the living-room.
Sue: We need some paper.
Sandy: There’s some on the table. Sandy: It’s dad’s newspaper.
Has he read it yet, Sue?
Sue: Yes, he read it this morning.
Sue: We need some matches, too. Sandy: Here you are, Sue.
Father: That’s a nice fire.
Father: Where’s my newspaper, Sue? Sue: There, dad.
Father: Oh dear!
I haven’t read it yet!
Lesson 99:A trick
Billy: Let’s play a trick
on the girls, Sandy.
Billy: Look!
We can put this brick
in this sheet of paper
and make a parcel.
Billy: Now let’s
put the parcel on the ground.
Sandy: Quick, Billy!
The girls are coming.
Sue: Look, Liz!
There’s a parcel on the ground.
Liz: Let’s take it to Mr May.
Sue: Mr May!
We’ve just found this parcel.
We found it a moment ago.
Mr May: Open it, Sue.
Sue: Oh look!
It’s only a brick!
Lesson 101:Don’t waste time
Mother: You’re both very lazy this evening. You mustn’t waste time!
Mother: Why don’t you
draw some pictures?
Sue: We’ve already drawn some pictures. Mother: Why don’t you
read your story-books?
ory-books. Sandy: We’ve already read our st
Mother: Why don’t you
play a game of Snakes and Ladders?
Sue: We’ve already played
a game of Snakes and Ladders.
Mother: Why don’t you make a puppet? Sandy: We’ve already done so.
Mother: And what about your homework?
done that yet!
Sue: Oh! We haven’ｔ
Lesson 103:A new pair of shoes
Yesterday
mother bought Sandy
a new pair of shoes.
This morning
Sandy wore his new shoes
to school.
He kicked an old tin can
all the way to school.
During playtime
Sandy played football with Billy.
After school
Sandy went home.
Mother was cross with him.
“Look at your lovely new shoes!’ she said. “You’ve worn them
since this morning.
You’ve only worn them
for a few hours,
and they’re already old!”
Lesson 105:Where shall we go
unday.
Narrator: It’s S
Mother, father and the children
are going to spend the day
at the seaside.
Sue: Where are we going to go, dad?
Father: Let’s look at the map.
Father: Let me see.
We shall go to this small village.
It’s beside the sea.
Father: We shall have
a swim in the sea.
Then we shall have a picnic.
Children: That’ll be lovely!
Father: Come on!
Let’s all get in the car.
Sandy: What’s up, dad?
Father: The car won’t start!
Mother: So we shall all stay at home.
Lesson 107:The robot comes
Sue: Why are you setting the table
here, mum?
Mother: Because Professor and Mrs Boffin
will come to tea
this afternoon.
Sue: What time will they come?
Mother: In a short time, Sue.
They’ll be here
at four o’clock.
Father: Look! That’s Mrs Boffin. She’s comi ng now.
Open the front door, Betty.
Mother: Good afternoon, Mrs Boffin.
Mrs Boffin: Good afternoon, Mrs Clark. Mother: Come in please.
Mother: Where’s Professor Boffin? Mrs Boffin: He’ll be here
in a few minutes.
to tea. Mrs Boffin: He’s bringing our robot Our robot wants some tea, too!
Lesson 109:Fishing in the rain
Narrator: Last Saturday
Father and Sandy went fishing.
Mother: Take your coats.
It’ll rain this morning.
Father: We don’t want our coats. Mother: Don’t take your coats then. You’ll be sorry.
Father: Your mother was right, Sandy.
It’s going to rain.
Sandy: What’ll we do, dad?
Father: Let’s go home.
Mother: Look at you!
You are both wet through!
Mother: Did you catch any fish?
Father: No, we didn’t, Betty.
We’ve both caught bad colds.
Lesson 111:A big fire
Narrator: There was a big fire
in town the other day.
Father, Sandy and Sue
watched it
from the street.
Sandy: What’ll the fireman do now, dad?
Father: They’ll climb that ladder.
Sue: Look, dad!
There’s a man at th e window.
What’ll he do?
Sandy: He’ll jump.
Father: No, he won’t.
The fireman will reach him.
Father: Look!The fireman
has already reached the man.
Sandy: Now they’ll climb down the ladder. Sue: There’s a lot of smoke
coming out of that window.
Father: They were just in time!
Lesson 113:Who’ll run ...
Mother: Who’ll run an errand for me?
Sue: Sandy’ll go, mum.
I can’t go now.
I’m busy.
Sandy: Sue’ll go, mum.
I can’t go now.
I’m busy, too.
Sue: What’s the errand, anyway?
Mother: I’m going to make some ice-cream.
I need some cream.
Mother: But I shan’t make
any ice-cream now.
You’re both very busy.
Sue: Ice-cream!
I’ll go, mum.
Sandy: I’ll go, mum.
Mother: Don’t fight!
Yo can both go!
Lesson 115:'L' for learner
Mother: Look, Jim!
That lady in front of you
is learning how to drive a car.
Father: I can see that, Betty.
There’ll be an accident soon!
Father: I told you so.
She’s hit that lamp-post.
Mother: Oh dear!
Father: It’s all right.
She isn’t hurt.
Father: But look at her car!
-jam. Father: And now there’ll be a traffic It’ll last for hours and hours!
Lesson 117: What do you want
Father: Will you turn off
the electricity for me please, Sue?
I want to change this lamp.
Sue: Shall I push up this switch, dad? Father: Yes please, Sue.
Mother: Sue!
Sue: Yes, mum?
Mother: Come here please.
Mother: Who’s turned off the electricity?
I can’t cook the evening meal.
Will you turn it on please?
Sue: Yes, mum.
Father: Will you turn it off, Sue?
Do you want me to get
an electric shock?
Lesson 119:The end of term Narrator: It’s the end of term.
Sandy and Sue’ve
brought home their reports.
Father’s going to read them.
Father: Mm.
It says: “Sue woks very well.”　Good girl.
This is a very good report, Sue.
Father: What about yours, Sandy? Sandy: Here’s mine, dad.
Father: It says: “Very good work.”　That’s very unusual for you, Sandy!
Father: Just a minute!
They’ve made a mistake.
This report
doesn’t belong to you.
Sandy: Who does it belong to? Father: It belongs to your friend, Simon. You’ve got his report
and he’s got yours!
Sandy: Poor Simon!。