Unit 16 On the London EyeDaisy: Oh, Jack! Isn’t this fun? Can you believe it?We’re all together on the London Eye!Jack: Yes, honey. Isn’t it great? Look, Claire!That’s the River Thames.Claire: Yes, Dad. Isn’t it grey?Daisy: Well, grey and silver!It’s beautiful. Look at all the bridges! Claire: Hey, Mom, I can see T ower Bridge.It’s open! Jack: Is it really? Pass me the binoculars!Jack: Can you see any ships there?Claire: I can see one.There are some boats, too.Daisy: Look, Jack!That’s Westminster Bridge down there.There are some people on the bridgeJack: There are some cars and buses, too.Claire: Hey, Dad! That’s Big Ben!It’s twelve o’clock!Daisy: Ding-dong, ding-dong; Ding-dong, ding-dong!Oh, Jack! Isn’t London just great?London Eye proper n. 伦敦眼fun n. 乐趣believe v. 相信together adv. (manner)一起River Thames proper n. 泰晤士河bridge n.桥梁Tower Bridge proper n.塔桥really adv. (manner)真正地pass v. (ditransitive)递给binoculars pl. n.望远镜any quantifier任何一个ship n. 轮船some quantifier一些WestminsterBridge proper n. 威斯敏斯特桥down there adv. (place)下面那里Big Ben proper n. 大本钟its possessive adj. 它的Unit 17 Smile, please!Flora:Watch this, Lucy!I can balance on this ball! Can you do it? Lucy: I can try.Lucy: Oh, yes!I can balance on a ball as well. It’s easy! Look at us, Vikki!Flora: Look at me now, Lucy!I’m on my knees! Can you balance like this? Lucy:Yes, I can do that, too. It’s fun!Flora: Come on, Vikki!Can you balance on a big ball like us? Vikki: No, I can’t.You’re both good at gymnastics,but I’m useless. I can’t do it.Lucy: Never mind, Vikki!You can do Maths and Music an d I can’t!I’m useless at Maths.Flora: And you can take a photo of us! Come on! Take a photo on your mobile.Vikki: OK.Ready? One, two, three!Smile, please! smile v. 微笑watch v. 看balance v. 保持平衡do v.做try v. 尝试as well adv. ( focus)也easy adj.简单的，容易的on one’s knees adv. phrase跪着good at adj. + prep. 擅长gymnastics n. 体操useless adj.差劲的，无能的Maths proper n. (BrE., Math AmE.)数学Music proper n.音乐take v. 照（相）take a photo fixed phrase照相gym n.体育馆Unit 18 Men can cook, too!William: Let’s cook dinner, Robert. You can help me. Give me some rice, please. There’s some rice in t hat jar. Put some water inthe pan, and pass me a knife, please.Robert: Which one?William: That one on the table.。

Robert: OK, Dad. Here it is.William: Chop two onions, please.Ro bert: OK, Dad. Chop two onions…William: Is there a big spoon over there?Robert: Yes, Dad.William: Pass me the big spoon, please.Robert: I can’t get a spoon and chop an onion, Dad!William: You’re right. What about some plates?Robert: Dad, there are some plates on the shelf. There are some knives, some forks and some spoons in the drawer. And myhands are wet.William: You see, Robert, men can cook, too. Perhaps we can opena restaurant!Robert: Oh, yeah! cook 做饭菜dinner helpricewaterpan平底锅chop 切开onion spoongetfork drawer 抽屉handwetopen restaurant mustjug 罐子dryfood sugarmilkUnit 19 You Must EatDAISY: What time is it?NINA: It’s four O’clock．DAISY: Four O’clock! Gee，I’m hungry!NINA: I am．too!DAISY: OK．Thank you，Nina．We can finish now．There’s some food on the table over there．Let's eat．NINA: Daisy, I can look, but I can't eat.DAISY: Why not? You're tired. You're hungry. You can eat. What's the problem?NINA: Food is the problem.DAISY: Come on，Nina! You must eat! There are lots of good things here．There’s some fish，and some salad．And there aresome hot dishes，too．NINA：I can drink some water，but I mustn’t eat．I can’t eat and be beautiful．DAISY: Nonsense，Nina! You are beautiful.NINA: Thank you, Daisy. Maybe I can eat a peach.DAISY: Maybe you can eat lots of peaches ! Now, honey, please help yourself!Unit 20:What a surpriseKAREN:Hello,Linda! Nice to speak to you! How are you? And how is Ken?KAREN:Yes,I’m very busy, too.It’s Lucy’s music lesson at half past six.I’m sorry, but I can’t talk now.KAREN:Come on,Lucy! Your music lesson is at half past six,and it’sa quarter to six now! What’s the problem?LUCY:I can’t fin d my music book.KAREN:Oh dear! I’m sorry,Linda.I must go! Can I call you at half past nine?LUCY:Mum! I must find my book!KAREN:Thanks,Linda.Bye! Now,Lucy,look in your schoolbag. LUCY:It isn’t there.KAREN:Are you sure?LUCY:Yes,Mum.Look! Oh!Here it is!KAREN:What a surprise! Please hurry up,Lucy! It’s six o’clock. LUCY:It’s OK,Mum. I’m ready. Can we go now,please?Unit 21: Breakfast BluesKaren: Do you want any breakfast, Paul?Paul: Not really, but I must eat something. I mustn’t train on an empty stomach. Have we got any orange juice?Karen: Yes, we have. There’s some in the fridge. How much juice do you want?Paul: Oh, just a small glass, please.Karen: Here you are. Do you want any coffee?Paul: No, thanks. Have we got any tea?Karen: Yes, there’s some tea in the pot. Help yourself.Karen: Poor Paul! It’s a very early start!Paul: Tell me about it! I can’t eat at six o’clock in the morning. Karen: I’ve got some yoghurt in the fridge. You can take it with you and have it at the gym.Paul: Thanks, Karen. That’s nice. They haven’t got any yoghurt in the canteen at the academy. The food there is terrible.Unit 22: Watching the neighboursPolly: There’s Claire in Karen’s garden. Look, she’s with Paul again. Polly: Has she got a lot of friends now, Annie?Annie: Well, she’s very new here. And she’s shy. Perhaps she hasn’t got many friends.Polly: Well, there are lots of nice girls at the art college.Annie: And Paul has got a lot of friends. He can introduce her to them.Polly: Yes. Perhaps she’s happy with Paul. He is a lovely young man. Annie: And they’re both very busy with their studies. They haven’t got a lot of spare time.Polly: That’s true. Paul’s always busy. Now tell me about Claire’s mother.Unit 23: An Expensive CameraWilliam: What kind of camera has Claire got, Jack?Jack: Let me think. It’s a Japanese one. I can’t remember the name.Oh, yes! I know! It’s an Ixus, a Canon Ixus.William: Lucky Claire! That’s a very fine camera!Jack: Yes, it is. It’s a very expensive camera, too, but Claire wants another one.William: Why? Doesn’t she like that one?Jack: Well, she likes it, but she wants a new one. It’s one of Daisy’s old cameras. Claire wants a new one for her birthday. William: She can give me the old one at any time! Just bring it here.Unit24: A light dinnerKaren: Claire, do you like fish?Claire: Yes, I love fish. I really like salmon!Karen: Good! I’ve got a nice piece of salmon for dinner tonight. Karen: Do you like vegetables?Claire: Yes, I like vegetables, too.Karen: I’ve got some new potatoes and some salad…There’s some lettuce and some cucumber. Is that OK?Claire: That’s fantastic, Karen! It’s my favourite kind of food! Karen: Well, here’s a bowl. You and Paul can pick some strawberries from the garden. Then we can have some fruit for dessert. Paul: This is great, Karen! A really healthy meat! Bu t I’m very hungry!Karen: Don’t worry, Paul! I’ve got lots of potatoes in the kitchen!And you can have some cream with your strawberries. Justpick them first!Unit 25: The weekend shoppingLucy: Mum, there isn't any sugar in the house.Karen: I know. I must go to the supermarket. Let's make a shopping listLucy: Ok. How much sugar do we need?Karen: Two bags.Lucy: Two bags of sugar…. We need some tea, too, Mum. There isn’t much tea in the tin.Karen: Let’s get four packets.Lucy: Four packets of tea...What about food for the weekend, Mum?Karen: We need a loaf of bread, some meat for Sunday lunch, and some vegetables, too. What vegetables do we want, Lucy?Lucy: One loaf of bread, a piece of meat, some vegetables…Mum, these things are all really boring. What about some nice things for the weekend?Karen: What kind of things?Lucy: Well, chocolate,and icecream, perhaps…Karen: You’re right. Let’s get a box of chocolates. Some ice cre am for you and the boys, and a bottle of wine for me and your father!Unit 26: A self-service restaurantCustomer 1：What's on the menu? Show me the menu, please. Waiter：I'm sorry. There isn't a menu. You can see the food, and you help yourself.Customer 1：That's vegetable soup, isn't it?Waiter：Yes, that's right.Customer 1：Pass me a bowl of soup, please.Customer 2：And a bowl of salad for me, please.Waiter：One soup, one salad. Here you are.Customer 1：That looks nice. What is it?Waiter：It's meat and vegetables in tomato sauce.Customer 1：Give me one of those,please.Customer 2：And a small piece of fish for me,please.Waiter：Please just take them. Here you are!Customer 1：Thank you, my dear.That's fine!Customer 1：Can you bring us some coffee, please?Customer 2：And a jug of water, with two glasses?Waiter：I'm sorry, ladies, but this is a self-service restaurant! You must help yourselves!Unit 27: ToothacheWilliam: Robert's not well, Karen! What's the matter with him? Karen: He’s got toothache.William: Poor Robert ! He looks awful. Please call the dentist ! Karen: Yes, yes, of course!Karen: Hello ? My name’s Karen Jenkins.We are Mr. Hall’s patients.Please can I make an appointment for my son, Robert？It’san emergency.Karen: Yes, that’s right. Robert Jenkins. He’s got terrible toothache.Yes, That’s today, with Mr. Hall. That’s at half past four thisafternoon. Thank you very much.William: Poor Robert ! He looks miserable !Karen: You look miserable, too !William: I feel miserable .William: Oh, well, the appointment’s for today. Let’s hope for the best.Karen: Poor Robert ! Poor you !Unit 28 Lesson 55: Everyday is differentPaul：Hello，Claire！How are you today？Claire：Hi，Paul！I’m fine，but I hate this weather！Paul：What do you mean？The weather’s quite nice today. Claire：It’s wet!It’s always wet!Is it ever fine and warm in England? Paul：Well，of course it is！It’s always lovely in summer！Claire：But when is that？Is it ever dry and sunny for two days together？Paul：Well，that’s how it is with an Atlantic climate！It’s often hot and dry in summer.But it rains sometimes in summer,too,especially in July.Claire:You’re right.It’s July now.It’s cool,and it’s very wet!Paul:Well,that’s the difficulty!It’s wet now,and cool,too.The weather changes all the time.But we have an interesting climate!Every day is different!Unit 29:Many happy returns of the day!William: The first of August, Karen! It’s Robert’s birthday.I can't believe it! Robert's 10 today!Karen: I know! Ten years old already！Karen: Happy birthday, Robert! Here's a gift for you from you father and me!Robert: Oh, great! Thanks Mum! Thanks, Dad!Robert: Oh, great !A new bike ! Oh, look at the gears! Dad! It’s got Campagnolo gears! Oh,wow!William: You’re quite tall now,Rob ert. You need a new bicycle. But you must be careful. The traffic is very dangerous.Karen: Don’t worry about the traffic now! Happy birthday, Robert, and many happy returns of the day!William: Yes, many happy returns of the day. Robert.Unit 30: An international eventCLAIRE: How long is the race this weekend?PAUL: Ten miles. It's not very long.CLAIRE: And who's in the race?PAUL: Well, there are lots of fantastic runners. They come from all over the world.CLAIRE: Like who?PAUL: Well, there are some from Australia. They compete in all the European events, and they're impressive.CLAIRE: Can you compete with them?PAUL: Well. I'm not in the first rank. I can compete in this race, but it's my first half marathon.PAUL: I need practice for the London Marathon next year. CLAIRE: I'm sure you can do well, Paul.PAUL: Well, maybe...PAUL: The other runners are really international.There are Moroccans, Brazilians, Canadians, Germans, Chinese— you name it! They're all very good. Let's wait and see!。