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Ⅲ Listening for Fun Ⅳ Supplementary Listening Ⅴ Story Series
2 U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Pቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱrt I Definition
Listening for an Anecdote An anecdote is a short story based on someone’s personal experience. It is often used to support an idea in a discussion. When you hear an anecdote, pay attention to how it explains, supports or proves the speaker’s point. Anecdotes often begin with phrases like Once, I remember, or One time, etc. Example: It’s easy to miss opportunities to bargain if you don’t know the local culture. Once I went to a flea market. Someone was selling wonderful old advertisement signs. I had to have one! I paid the asking price without bargaining, but then I noticed the woman next me. She and the seller were discussing the price. Finally, the woman and the seller agreed on a price. That woman got her sign for half the price that I paid!
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Text
Tanya: Yeah, you can. And you can also bargain for new cars, did you know that?
Jennifer: Yeah. Victor: No. Tanya: Yeah, I watched my dad do that last fall. He and the salesman
Ⅱ Listening Comprehension Part I Dialogues Dialogue 1 Dialogue 2 Dialogue 3 Part II Passages Passage 1 Passage 2 Passage 3
Part III News New 1 New 2 New 3 Part IV Dictation Part V Video clip
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part II Consolidation
Tanya tells an anecdote to show how people bargain in the United States. Listen to her anecdote. Then answer this question. How did Tanya’s dad possibly get the car for the price that he wanted? The salesman had to get rid of the car, and they probably were going to sell it for the price anyway.
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part I Dialogue 1
Vocabulary
1.fluffy /'flʌfɪ/ a. soft and woolly or furry 2. placid /'plæsɪd/ a. having a calm appearance
or characteristics
Beyond Concept
Listening Comprehension 2
中国人民大学出版社
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Unit 11 Animals & Pets
Ⅰ Listening Strategies Part I Definition Part II Consolidation
went back and forth for about an hour. Each time my dad proposed something, the salesman went into his boss’s office, like they were consulting. Jennifer: He was probably just having a cup of coffee. Victor: So did your dad get the car at the price he wanted? Tanya: Yeah, no problem. They had to get rid of the car anyway, and my dad knew it. That’s the key. They were probably gonna sell it at the price he wanted anyway, they just had to go through the ritual.
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part I Dialogue 1
Listen to the dialogue once to get the main idea. Listen again to answer the following questions.
1.What happened to Donna’s cat? Donna thought it was stolen.
2 U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Pቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱrt I Definition
Listening for an Anecdote An anecdote is a short story based on someone’s personal experience. It is often used to support an idea in a discussion. When you hear an anecdote, pay attention to how it explains, supports or proves the speaker’s point. Anecdotes often begin with phrases like Once, I remember, or One time, etc. Example: It’s easy to miss opportunities to bargain if you don’t know the local culture. Once I went to a flea market. Someone was selling wonderful old advertisement signs. I had to have one! I paid the asking price without bargaining, but then I noticed the woman next me. She and the seller were discussing the price. Finally, the woman and the seller agreed on a price. That woman got her sign for half the price that I paid!
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Text
Tanya: Yeah, you can. And you can also bargain for new cars, did you know that?
Jennifer: Yeah. Victor: No. Tanya: Yeah, I watched my dad do that last fall. He and the salesman
Ⅱ Listening Comprehension Part I Dialogues Dialogue 1 Dialogue 2 Dialogue 3 Part II Passages Passage 1 Passage 2 Passage 3
Part III News New 1 New 2 New 3 Part IV Dictation Part V Video clip
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part II Consolidation
Tanya tells an anecdote to show how people bargain in the United States. Listen to her anecdote. Then answer this question. How did Tanya’s dad possibly get the car for the price that he wanted? The salesman had to get rid of the car, and they probably were going to sell it for the price anyway.
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part I Dialogue 1
Vocabulary
1.fluffy /'flʌfɪ/ a. soft and woolly or furry 2. placid /'plæsɪd/ a. having a calm appearance
or characteristics
Beyond Concept
Listening Comprehension 2
中国人民大学出版社
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Unit 11 Animals & Pets
Ⅰ Listening Strategies Part I Definition Part II Consolidation
went back and forth for about an hour. Each time my dad proposed something, the salesman went into his boss’s office, like they were consulting. Jennifer: He was probably just having a cup of coffee. Victor: So did your dad get the car at the price he wanted? Tanya: Yeah, no problem. They had to get rid of the car anyway, and my dad knew it. That’s the key. They were probably gonna sell it at the price he wanted anyway, they just had to go through the ritual.
U11-B2 Animals & Pets
Part I Dialogue 1
Listen to the dialogue once to get the main idea. Listen again to answer the following questions.
1.What happened to Donna’s cat? Donna thought it was stolen.