新東方4+1語音語調(diào)第47課

Part One 聽辨練習(xí)
A. Listen, circle the corresponding number if you hear ????or?????in the word .
　　1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
B. Write down the words you hear on the tape, then fill in the blanks below .
1. ten_______ 4. large _______ 7. _______ room
2. sit _______ 5. _______ book 8. the war_______
3. a _______ man 6. go to the _______ 9. the latest _______
Part Two跟讀練習(xí)
C. Listen and repeat. Notice the sound?????and ??? in the words .
/s/
1. Three cups of tea, please.
2. “I don’t like this shirt”, she said to her sister.
3. Do you like sports?
4. Her little sister is missing.
5. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
6. Sister Suzy will sing us some sweet songs.
7. Cindy collects all sorts of stamps.
8. Sam collects horse-grasses and all sorts of glasses.
9. He said in a soft voice.
10. My sister lost her purse yesterday.
/z/
1. Put your bags back, please.
2. On Sundays, we often go to the zoo.
3. He sends Liz a vase.
4. How do you think of these handbags?
5. Sally always suffers from sea-sickness when she is at sea.
6. The sun rises everyday.
7. His brothers go to school together every day.
8. He lost the keys to the houses.
9. There are zebras in the zoo.
10. Boys and girls, please come in.
D. Proverbs
　　Speech is the picture of the mind.
　　Zeal should not outrun discretion.
E. Tongue twisters
/s/
⑴ Mrs. Snelling’s selling six sick six-shilling sheep .
　?、?A snow-white swan swam swiftly to catch a slowly-swimming snake in a lake.
　?、?What an ass that stranger seemed sitting there in the sunshine sucking cider
　　through a straw.
/z/
⑴ The soldiers’ shoulders shudder when shrill shells shriek.
⑵ I am amazed it is a craze these days to dance to music of jazz.
Part Two跟讀練習(xí)
F. Read after the recorder .
Initial: sit scene city sorry something set sat soft sour soil
　　zone zebra zoo zigzag zero zone zip zinc zeal zest
Medial: listen message receive sincere essay cost casement cask cloister
　　clasp exact scissors freezer puzzle reason residence resign
　　resin resist resolve
Final: loss box ice ships Jack’s this course ass rice gas ages hers
　　pause goes chosen cease gaze buzz lose as
G. Sentence exercises
Exercise 1 : Listen to these sentences and circle the right word you hear on the tape.
1. Do you hear a ( bus/buzz)? 3. What’s the (price/prize)?
2. He (races/raises) horses. 4. Do you spell that with a (C/Z)?
Exercise 2 : Complete the following sentences based on the letters given.
1. There are many b___s on the bookshelf.
2. That’s the r_____ why I came late.
3. Could you hand me book pl____?
4. This is h____, Mary’s.
Exercise 3 : Form a sentence using the words given and other structural words.
the doors closes he always
Exercise 4 : Form sentences in past tense with the words given.
　　listen choose receive cause
　　Exercise 5 : Questions and Answers
1. Is she standing?
　　No, she’s not standing. She’s sitting on a chair.
2. Is he sitting or standing?
　　He’s standing and singing.
3. Is this a bowl of rice or a glass of orange juice?
　　It’s orange juice. I drink a lot of orange juice every day.
4. What animal is this?
　　It’s a zebra. I like the black and white stripes on its body.
5. Where is the zebra?
　　It’s in the zoo.
6. What’s the boy doing?
　　He’s dozing off in class. He’s a lazy boy.
H. Passage: underline the letters that sound???? and??? .
⑴ She speaks slowly and smokes special, expensive cigarettes. As she steps upstairs, her long skirt sweeps over her silver slippers. She is small and smart and sweet — looking. Her skin is like snow.
⑵ A school-teacher had found her class of boys reluctant in their writing of English compositions. At last she conceived a great idea to stimulate their interest — to write an account of a ball game.
　　It seemed that she was successful. With one exception, the boys threw themselves at the task. The one in the back row chewed reluctantly at his pen and was then struck by a burst of genius. When the teacher opened his paper, it read:
　　“Rain, no game.”
I. Dialogue: underline the letters that sound?????and????.
⑴ A: Let’s go to the seashore on Saturday.
B: Yes! Let’s go sailing and water skiing. That’s so exciting.
A: It’s expensive, too. Let’s just sit in the sun and go swimming instead.
B: Yes. Let’s sleep on the sand. That’s most exciting!
⑵ A: He has lots of hobbies.
B: And he’s always busy with his pictures and roses.
A: He’s won a dozen prizes for his pictures and roses.
B: But as for his business in the city…
A: He lets his cousins look after his business.
B: He sounds more like an artist than a businessman.
⑶ A: I’ll sing you a song.
B: Yes, sing a song. But don’t sing a sad song.
A: Most of my songs are sad, sorry.
B: Well, please sing one that’s not sad.
A: OK, I’ll sing San Francisico then.
J. Jingles and rhymes
⑴ The man who misses all the fun
Is he who says “It can’t be done.”
In solemn pride he stands aloof,
And greets each venture with reproof.
Had he the power, he would efface
The civilizations of the human race.
We’d have no steam or trolley cars,
No streets lit by electric stars;
No telegraph or telephone,
We’d linger in the age of stone!
The world would sleep if things were run
By men who say “ It can be done!”
⑵ We drowse and doze under the trees
In a mazy haze on days like these,
Dizzied with sounds of sheep that browse,
And lazy sounds of grazing cows,
And buzz of busy bees, whose sound
Makes lazier laziness around.
K. A message of greeting
A birthday wish to my wife
From the Guy who seldom shows it
But who knows his wife is a whiz—
Who doesn’t often say she’s sweet
But always thinks she is!
Who may not always mention
That he just can’t live without her—
But hopes she knows that all the time
He is simply wild about her.