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Unit 7 TOPIC TALK 7.1(W=Woman X=Xiao Wu)W: Hey, Xiao Wu9 you like art, don't you?X: Yes, I do.W: What types of art are you into?X: Well, I'm a fan of most types. I really enjoy dance andand I often watch. I also paint in my spare time, but my favourite thing is classical music.W: Thafs interesting! Do you often?X: Yes. I try to go.W: What do you enjoy most about them?X: The musicians are just amazing. They are all very. And the best part is the at the concert hall and the perfect of all the different types of instruments. For a few hours, you can just relax and enjoy the performances.Y: It sounds great! 1 really like classical music too, but I've never been to a concert. We could go together next time.Z: Yeah, sure! Great idea.Unit 7 TOPIC TALK 7.2(E=Eric D=Daisy)E: What are you doing on Saturday afternoon, Daisy? I have tickets for Beijing Opera!I think it's going to be a fantastic show!D: Thank you for inviting me, Eric, but I'm terribly sorry. I can't. I'm going to an of modem art. I think it's going to be wonderful. I really like the in this exhibition.E: Modem art? I usually don't understand the paintings!D: Well, each painting tells a story and each person may see a different story in it.E: Interesting! Next time I should go with you and you can tell me the stories.D: No problem. Hope you enjoy your Beijing Opera.DS: Hi, Su Qin. Just memorising the rules is not helpful. My advice is that when you learn a grammar rule, you should try to use it in speaking and writing activities. By doing so, you'll be learning grammar than from a grammarbook. Very slowly, you will start to the rules and use themwithout thinking.S: Ah! ril try this and see how it goes. Thank you very much.I: Thank you, Dr. Smith, for joining us today. I'm sure our audience has better ideas about how to learn English effectively now.Unit 9 Lesson 2 9.4(L = Liang Wei P = Pam R = Robert)L: English is spoken in many areas of the world, for example, the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Therefore, the English languagemay be useddifferently from one country to another. English speakers in different areas may also have differentspeakinghabits. Today,have two special quests with us to tell us about this.P: Hey there! I'm Pam, from the US.R: Hello, nice to meet you. Tm Robert, from the UK.L: Nice to meet you, Pam and Robert. Can you tell us the differences between American English and British English?P: Well, Fm American and Robert is British, so we have different ways of words. For example, British people say “water" and “tomato” but Americans say "water" and “tomato”!L: That's! They sound so different! Do they still mean the same thing?P: They do. Let me think of some other examples for you. Ah? I say “example" and “dancing in the classroom", but Robert says .R: “Example" and "dancing in the classroom".L: Ah! How do people understand each other when words are pronounced so differently? P: The more you listen, the easier it is to catch on.R: pronunciation, we use different words for the same things. For example, we say "lift" but Americans say “We say “fdotball“ and Americans say “soccer”.L: Interesting!R: Let me tell you a joke. In London, if you ask the local people, "Where is the nearest subway?”，you may end up in a fast food restaurant! The American “subwayrs called the “underground” in the UK, or the “tube” in London.L: Wow! I never realised that British and American English were so different!P: Well, don't worry. Though they are different, people have no understanding each other. There are other ways to communicate 一 smiling is a language!R: That's right!E: Oh, yes. I love the , the stage design and the performance. Ifs really exciting!Unit 7 LESSON 2 7.3(P=Presenter L=Dr. Liu)P: On today's programme, we're going to discuss Beijing Opera with Dr. Liu.L: Hello, everyone!P: So, Dr. Liu, what is Beijing Opera and when did it start?L: Well, Beijing Opera is a form of Chinese opera which combines acting, talking, singing, music, dancing and together and it started in the latecentury.P: OK. It uses acting, talking, singing, music, dancing and acrobatics. All of those are difficult to master!L: Yes. Thafs why it's one of China's.P: Indeed! It is said that there are four roles Beijing Opera performers can play. What are they?L: The four roles are: sheng. which are; dan. which are female roles; jing, which are male roles with; and chou, which are clown roles. Each role has its own singing and acting styles.P: I see. We know Beijing Opera has a very unique sound. Can you tell us more?L: Sure. I think you're the fact that performers often singwith very high voices. This is because in the early days, Beijing Opera was usually performed on open-air stages. In order to be heard over the crowds, the music had to be loud and performers had to sing in very high voices.P: Wow. Tm definitely learning something new here. Tm also interested in the beautiful costumes.L: Oh, do you know why they're always in such bright colours?P: No, why?L: Well, in the past, Beijing Opera was often performed on stages that . The costumes had to have bright and colourful patterns., it would have been difficult to attract the audience's attention.P: Thafs absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing.Unit 7 LESSON 2 7.4(B=Boy L=Lucy)B: So, Lucy, how was it? Did you enjoy your first Beijing Opera?L: Yes, I certainly did! It was an excellent show. so colourful and exciting!B: Great! Fm so glad you enjoyed it. I was worried because Beijing Opera is so different from theatre shows in the US.L: It was very different, but in a good way! I loved the dancing and the acrobatics.B: Me, too. The performers were so!L: But there were quite a few things I didn't understand.8: Sure. Maybe I can help.L: Well, you know the part where the main character walks across the stage with a on each side of her? I had no idea what she was doing.B: Oh, that means she's riding in a. Simple movements in Beijing Opera often more complex actions, like riding ahorse or rowing a boat.L: I see! It seems like so many of Beijing Opera come fromancient traditions. I wish I knew more about them.B: Don't worry! If you're interested, we can go and watch more Beijing Opera together. Maybe one day you'll be an expert!Unit 8 TOPIC TALK 8.1Dear all, welcome to our exhibition on green living. You may wonder what we mean by green living. I'm sure you will understand this t after theexhibition. There are four altogether. The first section introduces different types of pollution. We all know that there are types of pollution around us, which may cause different kinds of environmental problems, for instance, water pollution, air pollution, ocean pollution, soil pollution and noise pollution. This section will show how pollution our environment and our health. The second section explains the reasons that cause different types of pollution. And you will see that our actions as humans are the main sources of pollution. The third section presents the solutions that have been taken to tackle the problems, detailing ways we can help the environment. For example, a good way to reduce pollution is to plant more trees. Finally, the exhibition about what we personally believe we should bedoing to . To me, green living is about living*Unit 8 TOPIC TALK 8.2(W=Woman M二Man)W: I don't really like living in a flat in the city. I prefer to have a garden because 1 like being close to nature. Here's a photo of my garden.M: What a beautiful garden! Actually, I live in a, but I can help the environment by creating more green spaces. For example, I plant some flowers and vegetables outside my window and I too.W: Indeed. Having more green spaces helps the environment.M: Yes, absolutely. Green spaces are very important in our fight against problems like global warming.Unit 8 LESSON 2 8.3Today, I'm going to talk about NPO-Greenlife. Ms Yi Jiefang is the of NPO-Greenlife, a. Why did she set up such an organisation and what is it fbr? These are the things I'm going to talk about in my.Ms Yi had a life until a terrible event which changed her life. Her 22-year-old son died in a road accident. For Yi Jiefang, life seemed to lose all meaning.her sadness, she remembered how concerned her son had been about the sandstorms and deserts in northern China. He had said that he wanted to plant trees there after he graduated. So Yi Jiefang decided to, and NPO-Greenlife was born.Unit 8 LESSON 2 8.4The early days of NPO-Greenlife were not easy. Yi Jiefang went to the deserts of Inner Mongolia and saw of dry lands with little . The local government agreed with her plant one million trees in the region over ten years. However, her team had little experience of tree planting and the first trees were blown away! Although there seemed only a slim chance that the trees could , the difficulty did not prevent her from trying. It had always been her policy never to give up. Now the trees have a of85%.Unit 8 LESSON 2 8.5rd like to share with you a couple of that are written on theheadstone ofYi Jiefang son:""You are a tree. Alive or fallen, you served a purpose. Alive, you stood proud against winds and sandstorms; fallen, your brightness gave light and warmth to others. 0“Let life prosper in greenness; let greenness last forever in life.”I think a lot can be learnt from the story of Yi Jiefang. I have complete for her and admire her strength insuch a great personal loss. She has made a huge difference with her to make her son's dreams a. That my presentation. Thank you for listening. Any questions.Unit 8 LESSON 2 8.6(C=Dr. Chen Lan Sl=Student 1 S2=Student 2 S3=Student 3)51: Dr. Chen, thanks for your presentation. I learnt a lot about Ms Yi Jiefang. My question is: How did Ms Yi Jiefang work through her sadness after her son's death?C: Well, as you've heard, this is really a story of the love between mother and son. Her son's wishes gave Yi the strength to rebuild her life. “To make the green was my son's dream. To make his dream come true is the meaning of my life/9 she has said.52: What a wonderful mother! Can you say something about the conditions in the desert?C: Yes. The desert Yi chose was referred to as "the Sea of Death". But with the efforts made by NPO-Greenlife, huge changes have been seen there. Grassland has started to grow from the sandy.Villagers can even grow watermelons now. And the local river, which used to be dry, now runs and is full of fish to catch.53: Dr. Chen, Tm interested in what she is working on now. Could you tell us more?C: In 2013, Yi began a new project to plant more trees in Inner Mongolia. This time she chose the county where many of the sandstorms that affect Beijing start.S3: She's an to all of us.C: I agree. Yi has shown that so-called “people“ can do amazing things. Many people now o work in her organisation.We really can achieve so much together.Unit 9 TOPIC TALK 9.1(G=Girl B=Boy)G: I love science. My favourite subject is physics. 1 like to learn about new ideas. I'm always new things.B: Great. You Hello, Dr. Smith. I'm Su Qin. Learning grammar is a bigfbr me. Tve put so much time in memorising grammar rules and doing a lot of exercises, but my English is still really bad.re working on a physics project with your friends, right?G: Yes, 1 am. It's great. I like to work with a partner or afterclass.B: What is your learning goal?G: My learning goal is to get into college. And I'm going to next month.B: Good luck! I'm sure you'll do well.Unit 9 TOPIC TALK 9.2(G=Girl B=Boy)G: Hi, there.?B: I'm going to the library. I'm for an English exam nextweek.G: You've been working so hard. There shouldn't be any problem!B: But I still need to some language points.G: Come on, you'll be fine. You often surprise us with your amazing memory.B: But I've been sleeping badly these past few days, and I just in a quiet place so that I can and keep the details straight in my head.Unit 9 Lesson 2 9. 3(I = interviewer DS = Dr. SmithCl = Caller 1 Y = Yang An S = Su Qin)I: Welcome to today9s programme. We've invited Dr. Smith to share with us for learning English. Hello, Dr. Smith, many of our listenershave questions about learning English. I suppose you're ready to take calls from our listeners. So start!Cl: Hello, Dr. Smith. I've spent a lot of time reading English coursebooks, but I've , My question is how to learn English effectively.DS: Well, my advice is to your knowledge of English the classroom. One way to do that is by reading more. I would that you try, such as shortstories and novels rewritten in simple English. The other way is to listen more, for example, listening to English programmes.I'm sure you can learn English effectively.Y: Hello, Dr. Smith. My name is Yang An. I find new wordsvery difficult.DS: Hi, Yang An. So what do you do to memorise newwords?Y: I just try to memorise the word list and it is so difficult and boring.DS: Well, I don't think memorising the word list is the best way to learn words. First, you should learn words. For example, when reading English stories, try to keep reading on even when you some newwords. A lot of the time, you'll be able to guess the meaning of an word without. Also, you should learn words. For example, we say “open the book", but "turn on the computer”. Or we say “eat an apple”, but “Y: OK. I see. So I need to learn words in context and in chunks. Thank you very much. S: