教你怎么听2 Lesson15
Unit Fifteen shopping
1.Listen to the short dialogue on the tape.Fill in the missing information.
A Can I have a stamp for this letter, please?
B Where's it to ?
A Switzerland.
B I'm sorry?
A To Switzerland.
B Put it on there, could you, please? ... That's 49p, please.
A Who's next?
B I am, I think. Can I have some aspirins, please?
A Ordinary or soluble?
B Pardon7
A Ordinary or soluble?
B Oh, urn, could I have ordinary ones, please?
A 25, 50 or 100?
B Oh, er 50.
A Anything else?
B NO, that's all, thanks.
A That's 70p, please....Thanks.
A Yes, what would you like?
B Egg and chips,please.
A Bread and butter with it?
B No, thanks. But could I have a sausage too, please?
A Right, that's an egg,bacon and sausage.
B No, chips, not bacon. A:Sorry, love.That's, let me see now ..￡1.85, no, ￡1.95,please.
A Could I have two tickets for Studio 3,please?
B That's two for Blood Money.
A Oh no,that's not the one we want to see.It's Man on the Run.
B That's on in Studio 2.
A Oh yeah,sorry.
B That's 5.60. please.
A Can I help you?
B Yes. I'm looking for an English-French dictionary.
A This one's very good.
B It's very big. It must he expensive.
Have you got a smaller one?
A Yes, we've got this pocket one.
B Yes. that looks fine. I just want one to take on holiday.
How much is it?
A ￡4.95.
B Yes, can I have that one, please?
A Have you got the latest Streetwise album?
B On record or cassette?
A Isn't it onCD?
B Hold on--I'll have a look ... Yeah, here we are.
A That's'great. How much is it?
B We've got it on special offer for ￡11.45.
A I'll have it then, please.
2.Listen to the tape and make a shopping list.Then write down where the items can be bought.
Fiona:OK Judy. I've gotthe list here.
Erm... now, do you think there's anything else you need?
Judy:No,that's everything actually.
You don't mind going, Fiona, do you?
Fiona:No!I like shopping, and anyway,
I'd like to find my way around here a little bit.
Judy:Oh, that's tremendous then.
Well.shall we just mn through the shopping list to make sure you know where all the shops are?
Fiona:Good idea. Fine. OK, here it goes.
Er, the first thing I've got is one large white loaf.
Now, where shall I get that from?
Judy:Yes, if you get that from the baker's ... so that it's nice and fresh,
Fiona:Yes, OK, erm... how do I get there from here?
Judy:Well, it's not very far.
You just go down New Street,which is where we are,
and it's on the other side of the road on the comer of High Street and New Street,
so it's on the left.
Fiona:Good. Fine.Got that...and er...a pound of apples.
Now,where do you usually buy your apples?
Judy:At the greengrocer's, erm... you know the one.
It's very close.
It's next to the baker's actually before you get to the baker's.
Fiona:On the left-hand side of New Street?
Judy:Right. It's on' the same side of the road as the baker's.
Fiona:OK, erm ... a pound of cheese.
Judy:Yes, you can get that from the Co-op, where there's plenty of choice.
Fiona:From the Co-op. Mm-mm.
mm.
Judy:And again that's quite easy to get to.
You go right the way down New Street until you get to the High Street.
Fiona:Oh, so it's opposite.
Judy:That's right, and
the Co-op is on the other side of the road just opposite New Street,
you can't miss it.
Fiona:Yes. OK.So,that's er...cheese at the Co-op, er...box of tissues.
Now, where would you like me to get those from7
Judy:Probably the chemist's is best, I should think.
It's usually cheaper there.
And that's on this side of the road,
so you just go down New Street and it's on the right.
It's on...again on the comer of High Street and New Street,
just opposite the baker's.
Fiona: Oh yes. Yes, I remember. Yes. Fine.
Erm ... and a large tube of toothpaste.
Er...shall I get that from the chemist's as well.'?
Judy:Probably best to, yes.It'll save you time too.
Fiona:OK. Fine. And er...oh,the...yes,the local newspaper.
Judy:Yes, get that from the newsagent's.
Fiona:Yes, right.
Judy:Now, that is in the High Street on the opposite comer to the Co-op.
There's a very small street in between.
Fiona:Oh, I think I've seen it. Yes, it's actually on the comer.
Judy:It's on the comer opposite the Co-op--quite a small shop.
Fiona:Fine, And last of all airmail letter...an airmail letter.
Judy:Ah, yes. Now if you get that from the Post Office which is next to the Co-op,
and then over the road is the newsagent's.
So there're those three shops in the High Street.
Fiona:Right then. Well, I'll be off now.
Judy:That's lovely. Thanks very much.
Fiona:OK. See you in half an hour or so.
Judy:OK. See you later.
Fiona:Bye.
Judy:Bye.
