L3-U1-P4-1 Listening :?Christina's Future Plans 1

Christina's Future Plans 1

Christina sells women’s clothing in a department store.

She usually works 6 days a week, but this week she’s going to take 3 days off.

She’s taking time off so that she can visit her parents.

Her parents live in the mountains, about three hours away by train.

They are looking forward to seeing her.

They haven’t seen her for almost a year.

Christina is their only child.

How far away do her parents live? -?They live about three hours away by train.?

When was the lsat time?Christina saw her?parents? -They haven’t seen her for almost a year.

(1) She’s taking time off so that she can visit her parents.
(2)? Her parents live in the mountains, about three hours away by train.
(3)They are looking forward to seeing her.
(4)?They haven’t seen her for almost a year.

Christina isn’t going on the trip by herself.

Her boyfriend is going with her.

She is going to introduce him to her parents.

She and her boyfriend want to get married.

If everything goes well, they plan to get married in 6 months.

Who is she going to?introduce to her parents? -She is going to introduce her boyfriend to her parents.

Who is going on the trip with?Christina? - Her boyfriend is going with her.

She's?going?to?introduce?her boyfriend?to?her parents.

After they get married, Christina plans to quit her job.

She wants to spend more time designing clothes.

She wants to set up her own business.

This will take time.

Her boyfriend thinks it’s a good idea.

He's also thinking about starting his own business.

What does?Christina want to spend more time doing? -She wants to spend more time designing clothes.

What does her boyfriend?think it’s a good idea?- Her boyfriend thinks it’s a good idea for her to start her own business.

She wants to?spend?more time?designing?clothes.

They don’t plan to have children right away.

In fact, they may decide not to have children.

They don’t know yet.

It’s going to be a big decision.

What may they?decide not to do? -They may decide not to have children.

Christina isn’t going on the trip by herself.

She and her boyfriend want to get married.

She wants to spend more time designing clothes.

After they get married, Christina plans to quit her job.

Her parents live in the mountains, about three hours away by train.

L3-U1-P4-2 Listening :?Christina's Future Plans 2

Christina's Future Plans 2

Christina’s parents want her to marry and have children.

They are looking forward to having grandchildren.

They don’t want her to start her own business.

They think it’s more important to have children.

In fact, they would like her to live closer to them.

They want to be close to their grandchildren.

What do?Christina’s parents want to have? -Christina’s parents want her to marry and have children.

They are?looking?forward to?having?grandchildren.

So Christina doesn’t plan to tell her parents everything.

For now, she just wants them to meet her boyfriend.

She wants them to be happy that she is going to get married.

She wants them to like him and see her happiness.

She wants her parents to accept her way of life.

Life isn’t the same now as it used to be.

Times are changing.

What isn't the same now?as it used to be?- Life isn’t the same now as it used to be.

Life isn’t the?same?now as it?used?to be.

She wants her parents to accept her way of life.

They think it’s more important to have children.

They don’t want her to start her own business.

Christina’s parents want her to marry and have children.

In fact, they would like her to live closer to them.

L3-U1-P4-3?Vocabulary?:?Jobs & Weather

Jobs & Weather

Mechanics, like this one, fix cars.

He is working in a repair shop.

A delivery person delivers things, such as pizzas.

This person works for a restaurant.

A pharmacist sells medicines.

Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.

Thieves, like this one, steal things.

This thief is stealing a television from a home.

A musician, like this one, plays music.

This musician is playing a guitar.

Who is fixing a car? -?Mechanics, like this one, fix cars.

Who works for a restaurant? -?This person works for a restaurant

Who work for a pharmacy? -?Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.

Who is stealing something from a home? -?This thief is stealing a television from a home.

A pharmacist?sells medicines.

Stealing things is?against?the?law.

A pharmacist sells medicines.

Stealing things is against the law.

He is working in a repair shop.

Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.

A delivery person delivers things, such as pizzas.

These people are wearing masks because of the smog.

One cause of smog is automobile exhaust.

It’s raining hard, so you need an umbrella.

Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.

When the sky is overcast we can’t see the sun because of the clouds.

A cloudy sky means that it might rain.

We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.

In a very strong wind it’s difficult to use an umbrella.

We need to drink water or other liquids when it’s hot outside.

When it’s really hot, most people turn on the air conditioning.

What can cause flooding? - Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.

When do people turn on air conditioning? -When it’s really hot, most people turn on the air conditioning.

When do we need to wear a coat? -We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.

These people are?wearingmasks?because?of the smog.

In a very?strong?wind it’s difficult to?use?an umbrella.

We?need?to?wear?a coat when it’s cold and?windy.

We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.

In a very strong wind it’s difficult to use an umbrella.

Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.

We need to drink water or other liquids when it’s hot outside.

L3-U1-P4-4?Vocabulary?:?Things to Read

Things to Read

Here are some different types of things to read.

Works of fictions include novels, short stories and plays, such as Shakespeare.

We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.

People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.

We can get the news in newspapers and online.

When we buy something, we often need to read an instruction manual.

Instruction manuals show us how to put together or install things.

Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.

We read non-fiction to learn about different subjects and real people.

We can learn about the latest scientific research in journals and academic papers.

Many online universities courses give a list of research papers to read.

What do we read to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure? -?We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.

What shows us how to put something together? -?Instruction manuals show us how to put together or install things.

What do we read to learn about what’s happening in the world? -?People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.

What do we read to read history? -?Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.

We read?fiction?to?enjoy?stories of imagination and adventure.

We can?learn?about the?latest?scientific?research?in journals and academic papers.

People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.

We can get the news in newspapers and online.

When we buy something, we often need to read an instruction manual.

Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.

We read non-fiction to learn about different subjects and real people.

L3-U1-P4-5?Dialogue?:?Foot Injury

Foot Injury

A: What’s wrong?

B: I can’t walk. My left foot hurts.

A: Is it broken?

B: I don’t know if it’s broken, but it sure hurts.

What hurts? - His left foot hurts.

A: There’s one way to find out if it’s broken.

B: How?

A: You need to see a doctor. The doctor can X-ray your foot.

How can they find out if his foot is broken?? - They need to see a doctor.

There’s one?way?to?find?out if it’s?broken.

B: OK, let’s go. I can’t walk by myself. Can you help me into a taxi?

A: Sure, I’ll call a taxi. I’ll get you to a hospital as soon as possible.

B: Thanks. I sure hope it isn’t broken.

A: We’ll find out soon enough.

Where do they want to go? -They want to go to a hospital.

I’ll get you to a?hospital?as?soon?as?possible.

I can’t walk by myself.

I sure hope it isn’t broken.

I don’t know if it’s broken, but it sure hurts.

I’ll get you to a hospital as soon as possible.

There’s one way to find out if it’s broken.

L3-U1-P4-6?Dialogue?:?Discussing Eating Out

Discussing Eating Out

W: I don’t feel like cooking tonight. Let’s go out.

M: Where would you like to go?

W: I feel like eating some great Italian food.

M: How about AI’s Italian? It’s always good.

What does she suggest? -She suggests going out to eat.

W: We went there last week. Let’s try something new. You have no imagination. You always want to go to the same place.

M: Right, I don’t like unpleasant surprises. I just want things to be simple.

What does she want to do? - She wants to try something new.

Why doesn't she want yo go to AI’s Italian? -They went there last week.

Where would you like to go?

You always want to go to the same place.

I don’t feel like cooking tonight.

He doesn’t like unpleasant surprises.

She says he doesn't have any imagination.

W: OK, let’s compromise.

M: What does that mean? What do you mean by compromise?

W: Let’s go 50-50. This time we’ll go someplace new and next time we can go to one of your favorites.

M: OK, I’ll compromise and meet you halfway.

W: Good, I’ll look for something new and make reservations.

What does she suggest? -She suggests that they compromise.

M: Great, let’s not go too late.

W: I’ll make reservations for 8. Is that OK?

M: Yes, perfect.

You have no imagination.

You always want to go to the same place.

She suggests that they compromise.

I’ll look for something new and make reservations.

She suggests that they go someplace new this time.