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  • 【课程】走遍美国14-3
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    Harry:There's a conversation we have to finish.
    Susan:What was it about ?
    Harry:It was about caring.
    Susan:Oh ?
    Harry:Yes, caring. I said that it makes me feel good that you care about Michelle.1
    Susan:Well, I do care about Michelle.
    Harry:And it makes me feel good that you care about me.
    Susan:You know I do You're a … wonderful friend.
    Harry:And it makes me feel good that you care about us.
    Susan:Well…well , I do, Harry it's only natural that if I care about Michelle and I care about you, then I care about us.
    Harry:It's Ok , Susan we had this part of the conversation2 before Michelle and her friends arrived. Now comes the good part.3
    Susan:Like what ?
    Harry:Well, assume4 that if you care about Michelle and you care about me and you care about us, then we can talk about us. I mean-you and me. Isn't that right ?
    Susan:What are you trying to say, Harry ?5
    Harry:What I'm trying to say since this is so easy …. [He goes to the game stand and puts up some letters.] Here are ten letters that express my feelings for you.
    Susan:Don't be silly, Harry.6
    Harry:You want a hint7? It's two words.
    Susan:You're making the game harder.8
    Harry:Can't you figure it out9 ? Seven letters … two words … that express the feelings that I feel for you in my heart.
    Susan:Harry. I get it ![She rearranges the letters to spell “marry me.”]
    Harry:Well? Does that mean you'll marry me ?
    Susan:Is that a proposal10, or are we just playing a game?
    Harry:Sit down, Susan. There's something I have to ask you. [He takes a flower from the tableand gets down on one knee.] Susan, will you marry me ?11
    Susan:It's such an important decision.12
    There's so many things13 to talk about. There are three things that have to be done first, Harry.
    Harry:Three things ?
    Susan:First, we have to decide where to live14.
    Harry:Well. that's easy. We talked about that earlier. We'll live in New York.
    Susan:All right Second, we have to talk to Michelle together about being married15.
    Harry:We'll do that immediately. What's the third permission.16
    Harry:Absolutely! But first things first17.We have to go to pick up Michelle18.
    Susan:Oh, I'm so happy, Harry!
    Harry:Not as happy as I am.
    5 min
  • 【故事】102. College Admissions
    102. College Admissions 考大学

    It's hard to get into college these days. It used to be a lot easier. Now it's even not enough to get good grades. You need to have good grades in advanced classes. You need to do some extracurriculars. Extracurriculars are activities you do outside of class such as playing basketball, playing the violin, singing, and more. You need to have a high score on the SAT or ACT. The SAT and ACT are used to test what you know. They both have questions on various subjects.
    You need to have some leadership positions. It is not just enough to be a member in a club. You need to be the president or the vice president. You also need letters of recommendation, letters in which your teachers, coaches, or bosses write about your abilities and personality. It also helps if you won some awards. It shows that you can achieve something.
    You also have to write good essays that show who you are as a person. Colleges want people who have interesting personalities and stories. Students with good grades but boring essays will not get into the college of their dreams. Students should not be sad if they don't get into the college of their dreams. They need to know that getting into college is tougher as years go by.
    2 min
  • 【课程】初级实用口语25-订房
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    订房
    Room reservation, what can I do for you?
    I’d like to book a double room for three nights.
    Do you have any vacant room from May 28th to 30th?
    I'm sorry to keep you waiting so long. 
    We have no double room available on that day.
    What about a suite instead?
    We can offer you a 30% off.
    Simply speaking, how much will you charge me?
    70% of the original price.
    Tha’s 126 dollars per night.
    What services come with that?
    A buffet breakfast and a morning newspaper.
    Sweet. I’ll take it.
    Please hold it for me till 4 p.m., ok?
    Remember call back to reconfirm.
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    2 min
  • 【课程】爆笑美剧学口语3
    最实用、最地道、最好玩的口语课!

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    Chandler: I&`&m fine.
    Phoebe: All right.
    Chandler: I&`&m not fine. Here she comes.
    Phoebe: Wait here. Breathe.
    Chandler: How do you do that?
    Phoebe: It&`&s like a gift.
    Chandler: We should always always break up together.
    Phoebe: Oh, I&`&d like that.


    Rachel: Whoa, I&`&m sorry. Excuse me. We had this cart.
    Woman: Yeah, well, I had a 24-inch waist. You lose things. Now come on,
    get outta my way.
    Rachel: I&`&m sorry, you know, maybe I wasn&`&t being clear. Uh, this is our cart.
    Woman: Hey, hey, hey there aren&`&t any clothes in it.
    Rachel: Hey, hey, hey, hey, quit making up rules!
    Woman: Let go!
    Rachel: All right, listen, missy. If you want this cart, you&`&re gonna have to
    take me with it!
    Rachel: Yes! Did you see that?
    Ross: You were incredible! A brand new woman, ladies and gentlemen.
    Rachel: I could not have done this without you.
    Ross: Ok, um, uh, more clothes in the dryer?
    2 min
  • 【课程】初级实用口语24-签证
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    签证
    Are you a visa officer?
    I’d like to apply for a tourist visa.
    You wanna go to Washington D.C.?
    I wanna spend my holiday there.
    I'm going to visit her.
    When are you planning to depart?
    Around the middle or end of July.
    How long will you be staying there?
    A month and a half, if everything goes well.
    Did you have any infected diseases before? 
    We will complete the formalities as soon as possible.
    This is the first time I’ve applied for a visa.
    I will be grateful if you grant me the visa.
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    1 min
  • 【美剧】查莉成长日记S1-4
    Charlie Teddy Hi, Charlie. Teddy here.
    Ivy And Ivy.
    So you&`&re 11 months old now
    and something really big is about to happen to you.
    You&`&re about to take your very first steps.
    This is your biggest milestone
    since your first solid poop.
    Okay, relax. I didn&`&t get it on video.
    Okay, you&`&re my best friend again.
    Anyways, I wanted to capture your first steps on tape
    but every time I put the camera on you,
    all I see is this.
    Wait.
    Wait.
    Wait.
    And nothing.
    Same thing happened with the poop.
    Today&`&s all burnt toast
    Running late,and dad says
    Has anybody seen my left shoe
    I close my eyes, take a bite
    Grab a ride, laugh out loud
    There it is up on the roof
    I&`&ve been there, I&`&ve survived
    So just take my advice
    Hang in there, baby, things are crazy
    But I know your future is bright
    Hang in there, Baby
    There is no maybe
    Eveything turns out all right
    Sure life is up and down
    But trust me, it comes back all around
    You&`&re gonna love who you turn out to be
    Hang in there, Baby
    Good Luck Charlie S01E04 Double Whammy
    Girls, girls, come here. Check it out.
    It&`&s an old video of me.
    Lots of videotaping in this family.
    You guys sure do like yourselves.
    It&`&s from my old glory days back at south high.
    D No way, Mrs. D. You went to our school?
    No, you&`&re going to my school.
    Whoa whoa, there I am--
    The school mascot.
    You were that big sheep thing?
    Not a sheep. A ram.
    Rammy the Wammy.
    Here it is--
    My famous wammy wiggle.
    Listen to the crowd. They love me.
    Well, sure.
    Everybody loves a dancing sheep.
    Again,
    It&`&s a ram. It has horns.
    It sure looks like a lot of fun, Mom.
    You really think so?
    Yeah yeah.
    Do you think I&`&d say something like that
    Just to humor you?
    I&`&m so happy to hear that
    Because they&`&re holding mascot tryouts this week.
    But, mom, you&`&ve already been wammy.
    Why would you try out again?
    I&`&m talking about you.
    “”Ivy Please tell me "You" Is Ivy.
    Teddy Think about it, Teddy.
    You would be the first ever second-generation wammy.
    I&`&ve been dreaming about this since you were born.
    According to the internet, sheep can have horns.
    Look, I don&`&t want to put any pressure on you.
    It&`&s your decision. You do not have to do this for me.
    - - - I don&`&t? - No.
    You&`&ll do it for us.
    - - - Hey. - What are you doing?
    Teddy Watching all my old wammy videos with Teddy.
    Teddy Teddy?
    You&`&re missing all the good parts.
    What am I saying? They&`&re all good parts.
    Except for this one.
    Bob Remember this, Bob?
    Oh, how can I forget?
    The night the north high barbarian took you down.
    Oh!
    I hated that guy.
    Even for a barbarian, he was a jerk.
    You remember the time those goons from north high
    grabbed you, took you on a little joyride?
    Every wammy&`&s worst nightmare.
    You know what? I can&`&t even watch it.
    It&`&s too painful even now.
    Oh, wait, this is a good part.
    Come here, kids. You&`&re gonna love this.
    Recognize that guy?
    PJ Is that PJ?
    Nope, that&`&s me.
    You mean that thin guy with a full head of hair is you?
    Yep.
    So that means
    I&`&m gonna look like you when I get old.
    25 Oh, I stopped looking like that when I was 25.
    But that&`&s only eight years from now.
    Enjoy it while you got it.
    If I were you, I&`&d marry young.
    What are you doing in here?
    Not being out there. What tape is she up to?
    “” Volume three, "Wammy behind the mask."
    Dad, she wants me to try out.
    Oh, boy. I knew this day was coming.
    But I don&`&t want to be a mascot.
    I&`&ll be the biggest dork in school. You gotta help me out here.
    - - - What do you want me to do? - Can&`&t you talk to her?
    Yeah, okay.
    I&`&ll do that, honey, right after I mention
    that her favorite pants make her look fat.
    - - - Who looks fat? - My mother.
    Hey, we almost ended at the same time.
    Only because I dropped one of my sticks.
    Charlie Did you see Charlie?
    She was totally rocking out.
    - - - Is she amazing or what? - She&`&s okay.
    Okay? What is that supposed to mean?
    You guys are always going on and on
    Charlie about what a super baby charlie is.
    Mason Man, I got a nephew mason. Now that&`&s a baby.
    Mason What&`&s so great about Mason?
    Well, for one thing he&`&s a stud at peek-a-boo.
    Charlie Come on, Charlie can play peek-a-boo with her eyes closed.
    That&`&s how you play peek-a-boo.
    What else you got?
    Mason Well, Mason&`&s an incredibly fast crawler.
    Charlie Not as fast as Charlie. She&`&s like a cat.
    Mason Mason sleeps at night with a rabbit--
    Not a stuffed one, one that he caught.
    Mason So you think mason&`&s faster.
    Charlie I think charlie&`&s faster.
    There&`&s only one way to settle this.
    We challenge you to a baby race.
    Oh, it is on.
    And you&`&re gonna be sorry
    Mason“” Because mason rhymes with racin&`&.
    We&`&ll take our chances.
    In the meantime, you might want to take a good look at this,
    Mason Because that&`&s all you and mason are gonna be seeing.
    I can&`&t believe you&`&re trying out for wammy.
    The whole idea behind this friendship
    was for you to make me more popular,
    Not less popular.
    Okay, relax. I said I had to try out.
    I didn&`&t say I had to do well.
    All right, people. Time for wammy tryouts.
    - Teddy Duncan - Teddy - First up, Teddy Duncan. - I&`&m Teddy.
    Amy Duncan Daughter of Amy Duncan,
    Amy The second finest wammy this school has ever seen.
    - - - Who was the first? - You&`&re looking at her.
    Let&`&s do this thing!
    Duncun All right, duncan, let me set the scene for you.
    The team is down by eight.
    You need to get that crowd jazzed up.
    Now give me what you got!
    Come on, crowd, jazz up.
    I am not feeling that.
    Moving on. How&`&s your dancing?
    You tell me.
    What was that?
    That was interpretive dancing.
    “” That piece was called "Spring Day."
    “” I can also show you "Global Warming"
    “ ” Or "Dogs Wow!"
    Dancing-- question mark.
    Question mark?
    That stuck, exclamation point!
    Duncan All right, duncan, one more thing.
    Take that flag there and fire up that crowd.
    There&`&s something wrong with that flag.
    Duncan Duncan, that was absolutely terrible, all of it.
    It&`&s okay. I know what you&`&re gonna say.
    Congratulations, wammy.
    But I was awful.
    Yeah, but you&`&re the only one who tried out.
    See you at the big game.
    I can&`&t believe this.
    Well, in hindsight,
    I guess we should have noticed
    that nobody else was here.
    Gabe Hey, Gabe, do me a favor.
    Check the back of my head.
    Does it look like I&`&m going bald?
    Well, it&`&s tempting to say yes,
    So yes.
    Seriously?
    No.
    Your hair is as full and stupid-looking as ever.
    Thank you.
    You&`&re a good brother.
    Is this why you wanted me to come down here?
    Charlie No, it is time to train Charlie for the baby race.
    Charlie Charlie?
    I thought the baby race was gonna be
    Emmett You and Emmett in diapers.
    Now I&`&ve lost interest.
    Okay, turbo baby,
    Let&`&s see what you&`&ve got.
    Looks like I&`&ve got a little work to do.
    There she is.
    Hi, mom.
    Hi, Wammy.
    Covington Oh, did Miss Covington call you?
    No, it&`&s on the school website.
    Already? There&`&s not a picture up of me, is there?
    There is now.
    I just sent one in.
    And I&`&ve got a big surprise for you.
    I kept it at the end of my last season.
    It&`&s been sitting in the back of the shed for the last 20 years.
    Then I can&`&t wait to put it on my head.
    Come on.
    Get it on there, girl. We&`&ve got some work to do.
    Teddy Teddy, you look so beautiful.
    Smells like armpit in here.
    I know. You&`&ll get used to it.
    Okay, I&`&m gonna teach you some of my signature Wammy moves.
    You gotta hit it hard, girl.
    Now you gotta keep in rhythm.
    And the best way to do that is with the Wammy wiggle.
    A-five, six, seven, eight!
    Now we&`&re gonna build on that move. You ready?
    We&`&re gonna get our steam up. It goes like this.
    Whoo, ah-whoo, ah-whoo.
    No no, sweetheart. You lost your wiggle.
    If you try to get your steam up without the wiggle,
    You&`&ll just look like a fool out there.
    Sure wouldn&`&t want that to happen.
    Next I want you to jump up in the air
    W And you gotta land with your arms forming a big "W".
    That&`&s really cute.
    Teddy No no no, Teddy. It&`&s all in the elbows.
    You&`&re not Vammy. You&`&re not Hammy.
    You&`&re Wammy!
    Okay, girl, you do it.
    Now dig deep and let your fire fly!
    I can&`&t do this.
    Sure you can. You just gotta practice.
    Wammy wasn&`&t built in a day.
    No, I don&`&t want to do this.
    What?
    I don&`&t want to be Hammy or Vammy or Wammy!
    I quit.
    Hey, what did you do to your mother?
    I told her I didn&`& want to be a Wammy.
    I was just being honest with her.
    Honest? What are you thinking?
    How&`&s she taking it?
    Not well.
    She&`&s lying in bed with her Wammy head on,
    Stuffing tissues up her snout.
    I don&`&t know.
    Maybe being Wammy was cool when you guys were in school...
    Are you kidding me? It was never cool.
    Your mom just didn&`&t know that.
    How could she not know that?
    Did she spend all four years of high school wearing that giant head?
    It was her yearbook picture.
    Teddy Look, Teddy, if you don&`&t go to that big game
    There&`&s gonna be no Wammy,
    And that is gonna break your mother&`&s heart.
    Dad, I just don&`&t want to look stupid.
    Look, you&`&re gonna let your mom and everybody at school down
    Because you&`&re afraid of looking stupid?
    Yes, thank you for understanding.
    Honey, I&`&m not gonna tell you what to do.
    But just remember,
    Sometimes the right decision
    Can feel like the wrong decision.
    And the hard decision can be the best decision.
    But the good decision...
    Oh, come on, please just be Wammy!
    Hey, Wammy. Going somewhere?
    Ever been to north high? &`&cause I was thinking
    We could all take a little trip.
    It&`&s about to charge. Get it!
    Oh, this is the greatest prank ever!
    All right, let&`&s see what nerd is wearing the costume this year.
    Dude, Wammy&`&s old.
    Wammy is not old. Wammy had four kids.
    I didn&`&t see her. Your mom&`&s not in there.
    I can&`&t believe it.
    She&`&s the only reason I&`&m doing this stupid thing.
    Well, let&`&s get out of here.
    Duncan Duncan, the gym&`&s this way.
    Let me look at you.
    Not you... Wammy. Put on the head.
    Oh, you look so much like your mother.
    Showtime!
    T I&`&m right behind you, t. Got your back.
    Gentlemen, start your babies.
    Go!
    And they&`&re off!
    Mason Oh, look, Mason. Yummy yummy.
    Come to the peaches.
    Come to mommy. Come to mommy.
    Mason Charlie Mason got the early lead. Charlie&`&s bringing up the rear.
    Look at my boy go. He&`&s barely breaking a sweat.
    Mason Charlie At the halfway mark it&`&s Mason, followed by Charlie.
    Charlie Come on, Charlie. You can do it.
    Mason Coming down the home stretch. It&`&s still Mason in the lead.
    Charlie Come on, Charlie. It&`&s now or never.
    And the winner is...
    Charlie Charlie!
    Charlie Oh my gosh! Charlie, you just took your first steps.
    Mason Not your best day, Mason.
    What went wrong out there?
    We&`&ll be back when we learn how to walk.
    Can you please take me back to the gym?
    No way. Not till the game&`&s over.
    Okay, can you take me home then?
    I don&`&t even care about the game, guys.
    North High, South High... what&`&s the difference?
    Only one thing...
    - - - North High rules! - Yeah!
    Yeah, baby!
    Okay, whatever.
    Look, if we&`&re gonna drive around in circles for hours,
    - - - Can I at least use the bathroom? - Can&`&t you hold it?
    I&`&ve had four kids. I pee when I sneeze.
    Gross.
    Pull over.
    Thank you. You&`&re such a gentleman.
    South High rules!
    Safety first.
    Ram on the lam!
    Staring at my baldness
    Ain&`&t gonna stop your baldness.
    I just can&`&t believe that&`&s gonna happen to me.
    Would you stop focusing on the negatives?
    23 min
  • 【故事】101. The Rich Uncle
    101. The Rich Uncle

    Alvin wants a new laptop. His parents are poor though. His mom recently lost her job. His dad recently quit his job. Alvin know that he can&`&t ask his parents for a laptop. He decides to ask his rich uncle Todd. He drives over to Todd&`&s house. Todd&`&s house is beautiful. It has three stories. There is a chandelier on the ceiling. There are expensive paintings all over the place. There are five bedrooms and four bathrooms. Alvin wishes he could live there.

    Todd offers him something to eat. Alvin says, "No, thanks. I already ate." Todd asks him why he is coming. Alvin does not know what to say. He does not want to come off as rude. "My laptop is really old, and I need a laptop for school. I would ask my parents, but they don&`&t have jobs anymore," Alvin says.

    "I understand," Todd says. Todd takes out $800 from his wallet and gives it to Alvin. Alvin jumps up and down. He has never felt so happy in his entire life. His mom asks Alvin why he is so happy. Alvin does not say anything. He doesn&`&t want to make his mom feel bad.
    2 min
  • 【口语】初级对话45
    46.Thinking about His Funeral
    A: That was a nice funeral.
    B: Yes, dad, it was.
    A: The son gave a nice speech about his father.
    B: It was long, too.
    A: I think it was about 45 minutes long.
    B: But it went by fast. It was interesting.
    A: I liked it.
    B: I'll give you a speech like that, too.
    A: Do you think anyone will come to my funeral?
    B: Of course.
    A: I think only the family will be there.
    B: You have lots of friends. They will be there, too!
    46.考虑他的葬礼
    那葬礼挺不错的。
    是的,爸爸。
    那个儿子为他爸爸做了很好的发言。
    而且也很长。
    我觉得有45分钟长吧。
    但是过的挺快的,因为很有趣。
    我喜欢。
    我到时也会为你做一次像那样的发言的。
    你觉得会有人来参加我的葬礼吗?
    当然了。
    我想只有家人会到场吧。
    你还有很多朋友啊,他们也会去的。
    1 min
  • 【课程】爆笑美剧学口语2
    最实用、最地道、最好玩的口语课!

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    Ross: Rach, do you uh, are you gonna separate those?
    Rachel: Oh god. Oh, am I being like a total laundry spaz? I mean, am
    I supposed to use like, one machine for shirts and another
    machine for pants?
    Ross: Rach, have you never done this before?
    Rachel: Well, not myself, but I know other people that have. Ok, you
    caught me. I'm a laundry virgin.


    Chandler: Here's the thing, Janice. You know, I mean, it's like we're different.
    I'm like the bing, bing, bing. You're like the boom, boom, boom.
    Janice: Ow! Ow! Ow!
    Chandler: Oh, my god, I'm so sorry. Are you ok?
    Janice: Ow. Um, it's just my lens. It's just my lens. I'll be right back.
    Chandler: I hit her in the eye! I hit her in the eye! This is the worst breakup
    in the history of the world.
    Phoebe: Oh my god. How many of those have you had?
    Chandler: Oh, I don't know, a million?
    2 min

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