CAST: Look out! Did you see that? Stand back. What happened? Is anyone hurt? Where did he come from?
POLICEMAN: All right, all right. Stand back. Move. Stand back.ALEXANDER: Who are you?
POLICEMAN: I'm a policeman. Did you see the accident?
CAST: Yes, I did. Sure. I was standing right herr. Well. I think so.POLICEMAN: I want your names and addresses. OK. Who are you?
PAULA: I am Paula Roberts.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
PAULA: I live at fifty-five Georgia Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you work?
PAULA: I work at Johnson's.
POLICEMAN: What is the address?
PAULA: Three-oh-seven California Street.
POLICEMAN: Thanks. OK. Who are you?
MARTIN: I'm Martin Learner. I'm a reporter.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
MARTIN: I live in Baltimore.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live in Baltimore?
MARTIN: I live at fourteen-twenty-seven Grant Street.
POLICEMAN: OK. Who are you?
NANCY: I'm Nancy Kim.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
NANCY: I live at sixteen Carter Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you work?
NANCY: I work at the Arizona Hotel.
POLICEMAN: What is the address?
NANCY: The address is ten-eighty Arizona Street.
POLICEMAN: Good. Now. Who are you?
ALEXANDER: I'm Alexander Macrakis.
POLICEMAN: Please spell it for me.
ALEXANDER: M-A-C-R-A-K-I-S.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
ALEXANDER: I live in Chicago.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live in Chicago?
ALEXANDER: I live at nine-three-eight North Florida Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you work?
ALEXANDER: I'm a student.
POLICEMAN: Where are you a student?
ALEXANDER: At the Mills Institute of Technology.
Practice 1: 美国人说地址的方法与中国人不同,是由小到大的顺序,即由门牌号到街再到城市的顺序。住在哪一号要用介词 at。
Examples: POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
PAULA: I live at fifty-five Georgia Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
MARTIN: I live at fourteen-twenty-seven Grant Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
NANCY: I live at sixteen Carter Street.
POLICEMAN: Where do you live?
ALEXANDER: I live at nine-three-eight North Florida Street.
LIEUTENANT: Good afternoon, officer.
POLICEMAN: Good afternoon, Lieutenant.
LIEUTENANT: Who are these people?
POLICEMAN: I have names and addresses, Lieutenant.
LIEUTENANT: I want to ask some questions. Excuse me, where are you from?
ALEXANDER: I'm from Chicago.
LIEUTENANT: What do you do?
ALEXANDER: I'm a student.
LIEUTENANT: OK. Who are you?
NANCY: I'm Nancy Kim.
LIEUTENANT: Where do you live?
NANCY: I live at sixteen Carter Street.
LIEUTENANT: You, please. Where are you from?
MARTIN: I'm from Baltimore.
POLICEMAN: Look out.
LIEUTENANT: OK, OK. Move along.
POLICEMAN: Step aside. Watch your step.
MARTIN: Hello. I'm Martin Learner. I'm a reporter. I want to ask you some questions.
ALEXANDER: OK.
MARTIN: You're a student.
ALEXANDER: Yes, I'm a student. I'm Alexander Macrakis.
MARTIN: Alexander Macrakis. Please write it for me.
ALEXANDER: OK.
MARTIN: Where are you from?
ALEXANDER: I'm from Chicago.
MARTIN: Hello. I'm Martin Learner. Who are you?
NANCY: Hi. I'm Nancy Kim.
MARTIN: Where do you live?
NANCY: I live at sixteen Carter Street. Where do you live?
MARTIN: I live in Baltimore. This is Alexander Macrakis.
NANCY: Hi. I'm Nancy. What do you do?
ALEXANDER: Hi, Nancy. I'm a student. I'm from Chicago.
PAULA: Excuse me, where is a telephone?
MARTIN: Sorry. I don't know. I'm from Baltimore.
ALEXANDER: I don't know. I'm from Chicago.
NANCY: Hi. I'm Nancy Kim.
PAULA: Hello. Where is a telephone?
NANCY: Go straight ahead. Turn left on Michigan Street. There is a telephone at the coffee shop.
PAULA: Thanks. By the way, I'm Paula Roberts.
NANCY: He's Martin.
MARTIN: Martin Learner.
PAULA: What do you do?
MARTIN: I'm a reporter. What do you do?
PAULA: I'm a lawyer.
MARTIN: Where are you from?
PAULA: Here. I live here.
NANCY: I live here, too. He lives in Chicago. And he lives in Baltimore.PAULA: Let's see. You're Alexander. You're Nancy. And you're Martin.MARTIN: Wonderful.
PAULA: But the telephone. Where is the telephone?
NANCY: Go straight ahead. Turn left on Michingan Street. Then go to the coffee shop.
PAULA: Thank you very much. Goodbye.
ALL: Goodbye, bye, bye-bye.
POLICEMAN: Thank you for your time.
CAST: That's all right. No trouble, don't mentionit glad to help.
MARTIN: Well, goodbye, Alexander. Goodbye, Nancy.
ALEXANDER: Goodbye. Mr. Learner.
NANCY: Bye, Martin.
ALEXANDER: Nancy.
NANCY: Yes.
ALEXANDER: Please call me Alex.
NANCY: OK, Alex.
ALEXANDER: Where do you work, Nancy?
NANCY: I work at the Arizona Hotel.
ALEXANDER: Where is the Arizona Hotel.
NANCY: Straight ahead. Do you see that tall, glass building? That's the Arizona Hotel.
ALEXANDER: What do you do?
NANCY: I'm an accountant. What are you studying?
ALEXANDER: I'm studying computers.
NANCY: That's wonderful. I like computers.
ALEXANDER: Do you like coffee?
NANCY: Yes, I like coffee. I'm going to go to work.
Practice 3:用 Who are you? 询问别人姓名
Examples:POLICEMAN: Who are you?
PAULA: I'm Paula Roberts.
POLICEMAN: Who are you?
MARTIN: I'm Martin Learner.
POLICEMAN: Who are you?
NANCY: I'm Nancy Kim.
POLICEMAN: Who are you?
ALEXANDER: I'm Alexander Macrakis.
policeman n. 警察
accident n. 事故
lieutenant n. 中尉
telephone n. 电话
lawyer n. 律师
Proper Nouns 专有名词
Georgia Street 佐治亚街
Grant Street 格兰特街
Carter Street 卡特街
Arizona Street 亚利桑那街
Michigan Street 密执安街
Mills Institute of Technology 米尔斯理工学院
Language Points 语言要点
1 . I want to ask you some questions. 我想问你几个问题。
want(想要)是表示意愿的及物动词,其后可接动词不定式(to+动词原形)作宾 语。例如:
I want to go to the coffee shop. 我想去咖啡馆。
I want to study computers. 我想学习计算机。
2.That's all right. 别客气。这是在别人感谢你时,你应回答的一句话,相当于汉语的不用谢,别客气。类似的用法还有:
You are welcome.It's my pleasure.Don't mention it.No trouble. Any time. It was nothing.With pleasure. Glad to help.Not at all.
3.本课中出现了一些祈使句,一般是由动词短语构成,例如:
Look out! 小心!(或者说 Watch out!) Step aside. 靠边。
Stand back. 往后站。
Watch your step. 小心脚下。
Turn left on Michigan Street. 在密执安街向左转。
Move along. 继续走。
Go straight ahead. 一直向前走。