听力口语：前元音听辨及跟读 A. Practice these four sounds in phrases. eat the meat make a wish very well a mad man keep the seat sit down get ready a jazz band three trees best friend a black bag Peter’s secret a small fish ten men a plastic bag the Chinese people a bit chilly1 Teddy Bear hand in hand a piece of cheese bit by bit wet with sweat a happy marriage a friend in need fit as a fiddle2 best seller on behalf of our class B. Now practice the sound in sentences. ⑴ Please speak English. Dick gives Lily a big kiss. The book sells well, I guess. Don’t let the cat out of the bag. ⑵ Seeing is believing. They stayed together through thick and thin. Let’s get everything ready. They ran hand in hand. ⑶ Steve lives on 333 Peterson Street. Can you give me a lift? Remember to get me ten eggs. He who laughs last laughs best. ⑷ Don’t speak Chinese in an English class. Is it spring or still winter? All is well that ends well. Pat sat on the grass with a glass in his hand. ⑸ Please keep this seat for me. Mary is fifty now, but she’s still fit as a fiddle. Better late than never. Sally married a handsome young man named Jerry. Part Two 中元音听辨练习 A. Practice these three sounds in phrases. the first term a long term0 some money learn the words among the workers some honey a firm girl never forget once in a month a nervous nurse a sheet of paper a tough son an early bird a drop of water a funny couple a dirty shirt the teachers of China a sudden jump the third world the doctor’s daughter just for fun an active learner at the counter blood for blood B. Now practice the sound in sentences. ⑴ The early bird catches the worm. My younger brother’s a doctor. Enough is enough. ⑵ First come, first served. Peter can use the computer pretty well. I wonder who’s coming to lunch. ⑶ The girls have to learn World History first. Peter’s father is a professor. My brother lives in the countryside. ⑷ Earl has worked in that firm for thirty years. You’d better do it faster. He was running to catch the bus. ⑸ A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. My younger sister is also a computer expert. Never trouble troubles until troubles trouble you. ⑹ He seems to get worse and worse. Let’s have a get-together3 after supper. How much is too much? ⑺ Birds of a feather flock4 together. Give me some butter and sugar. Love me , love my dog. Part Three 后元音听辨练习 A. Practice these four sounds in phrases. pop music law and order push and pull pop concert daughter-in-law you full by hook5 or by crook6 whose tools a stopwatch according to law the butcher and the crook a new suit clocks and watches talk and walk good looks a group of students socks and stocking a small waterfall good footwork drop by drop along corridor book a room the Blue Danube common knowledge a long story took some sugar a water bottle a quarter to four too few too soon to be true wooden plates B. Now practice the sound in sentences. Waste not, want not. My daughter-in-law is a lawyer. Who took away my book? How do you do? Honesty is the best policy. Paul is forty-four. Don’t let the butcher bully7 the cook. You look cool! A pick-pocket picks pocket. Norman has lost his wallet. Crook will do it by hook or by crook. Soon my dream will come true. Lots and lots of dollars are locked in the box. We won because we fought hard. We tried to book a room, but the hotel was full. No news is good news. Tom started at the bottom and worked his way to the top. Learn to crawl before you can walk. Look before you leap. As a rule, the skies are blue in June. |
