Unit 16 On the London Eye
Daisy: 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 Tower 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 bridge
Jack: 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 and 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 that jar. Put some water in the 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. Robert: 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 my hands are wet.
William: You see, Robert, men can cook, too. Perhaps we can open
a restaurant!
Robert: Oh, yeah!
cook 做饭菜 dinner help rice water
pan平底锅 chop 切开 onion spoon get fork
drawer 抽屉 hand wet open
restaurant must jug 罐子 dry food sugar milk
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