口语
学习目标：1.掌握口语考察的题型 2.掌握重点模块答题方法；
引入：
口语词汇准备
环保:
environmental protection 环境保护
environmentally-friendly 环保的
preserve v.保护，保存
污染：
Pollute= contaminate, 污染（动词）
pollutant 污染物
Pollution=contamination 污染（名词）
垃圾: rubbish, garbage, trash, waste, litter
处理: dispose of, burn, bury (landfill 垃圾场),
dump 倾倒，recycle 回收
plastic bags 塑料袋, drinking cans 饮料罐
biodegradable packaging 可降解包装,
throwaway 可丢弃的
disposable 可丢弃的
discourage v. 不鼓励
危害动物:
poaching 非法打猎，盗猎,
damage natural habitat 破坏自然栖息地,
rare breed 稀有物种,
endangered species 濒危物种,
extinct adj.灭绝 (die out, disappear 动词),
animal rights activist 动物权益保护者 ,
natural reserve(giant panda 大熊猫)自然保护区,
protect wild life 保护野生动物,
disastrous 灾难性的, devastation 破坏,
have disastrous effect on…对。。。有灾难性的影响
危害植物:
vegetation 植被
deforestation 森林消失,
Tom likes reading very much.
考试形式
上海市高考英语口语考试采用电脑辅助的形式，在相应考点实验室内进行。考生从电脑屏幕上看
到或从耳机中听到试题，然后对着话筒答题。
试卷分为 5 大部分，共 14 题，总分 20 分，折合成 10 分计入英语总成绩。
试卷结构
第一部分 朗读
屏幕上分别显示两个句子和一篇英语短文。句子考生有 30 秒准备时间，15 秒朗读时间；短文考
生有 1 分钟的时间准备，然后有 30 秒的时间朗读。
（注意：不要求考生在 30 秒内将短文全部读完，考生应以正常的语速朗读。）
第二部分 情景提问
这一部分将提供给考生两个情景，考生根据所给情景的要求，对每个情景分别提两个问题
（第 1-2 题为一个情景，第 3-4 题为一个情景），所提的问题中至少要有一个特殊疑问句（注意：
不必回答问题），每个小题的答题时间为 10 秒，每个情景的答题时间为 20 秒。对同一情景问两
个一般疑问句，第二个问句得 0.5 分。两个问题针对同一信息，第二个问题得 0.5 分。问两个特殊
疑问句不扣分。
第三部分 看图说话
考生有 1 分钟时间准备，然后有 1 分钟时间对图片进行描述。 要求考生至少讲 6 句话（不包括已
给的句子）。
考试前建议考生强化朗读技能，高中和初中书后的单词表要按音标正确朗读。平时多积累词汇，
在教师的指导下，挑选一些代表性的句子，经常操练。考生要克服羞涩心理，挑战错误，努力开
口，利用一切可以练习英语的机会，只要你做个有心人，把握机遇，你一定会说一口流利的英语。
第四部分 快速应答
要求考生针对所听到的情景在规定的时间内进行应答。考生将从耳机中听到 4 道题目的录音（屏
幕显示对话者，但不显示题目），考生应根据各题的内容，给予适当的应答。每题的答题时为 4 秒。
第五部分 听短文回答问题
you will hear a short passage. The passage will be read twice. After you hear the passage,answer t
he first question with the information you hear and the second question in your ownopinion with
at least 3 sentences. For the first question, you will have 30 seconds to prepare
and 30 seconds to talk. For the second question, you will have on minute to prepare an
d another minute to talk.
知识点 1．英语读音规则
第一部分 我们将复杂的语音规则总结成五大发音要：长元音和双元音饱满；短元音急
促有力；连音；略音和咬舌头。
一、长元音和双元音饱满 只要把元音发饱满（full, plump）,你的英语立刻会变得悦耳动听。
那些英美流行歌手就是元音饱满的典范！
1. Mike likes to write by the nice bright light at night.麦克喜欢在夜晚明亮的灯光旁写作。
［八次疯狂张嘴，元音极其饱满！］
2. Macao came back to China in 1999.澳门于 1999 年回归祖国。
3. I like the shape of that mountain.我喜欢那座山的样子。［包含了四个容易混淆的元音：形
容山水最恰当！］
二、短元音急促有力
4. Jim must study a little bit more. Jim 必须再多一下一点功夫。
5. Let's get together again.让我们找一天再聚一聚。
三、连音
6. I'm working on-it.我正在努力。［美国总统常用］
7. I'll think-it-over.我会仔细考虑的。
四、略音
第一条规则：以某音结尾的单词+同音开始的单词--只发一次即可！
8. You ate-too much.你吃得太多了。
9. I don't know what-to-do.我不知道该做些什么。
［两个辅音连接，只读后一个］
第二条规则：以［t］，［d］，［k］，［g］，［p］和［b］+以辅音开始的单词 前面的发音“点
到为止”，舌头达到发音中位，但不送气！
10. Lend-me your black-bag.把你的黑包借给我。
11. I don't-like-people asking me for money.我不喜欢别人问我要钱。
12. Do you want-that-magazine? 你要那本杂志吗？
13. Do you need-that-pencil? 你需要那只铅笔吗？
14. Ask-Bob-to sit-behind-me.让鲍勃坐在我后面。
15. Would you mind-giving me that-red-book? 你把那本红皮书给我，好吗？
五、咬舌头
16. There are thirty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-three feathers［羽毛］on that
bird's throat.在那个鸟的颈部有三万三前三百三是三根羽毛。
17. Neither father nor mother likes this weather.爸爸妈妈都不喜欢这天气。［咬五次舌头］
18. It's the same thing.都一样！
19. Something is better than nothing.有总比没有好！
20. Father and mother went through thick and thin.管是顺境还是逆境，父母总是同甘共苦。
[同甘苦，共患难]
知识点 2．和连读技巧
连读的条件：相邻的两词在意义上必须密切相关，同属一个意群。连读所构成的音节一般都
不重读，只需顺其自然地一带而过，不可读得太重，也不可音。(连读符号：~)
英语中的连读主要有四种：
1）辅音+元音的连读（Consonant + Vowel）
2）辅音+辅音的连读
3）元音+元音的连读
4）T, D, S 或 Z + Y 的连读
(1)“辅音+元音”型连读 在同一个意群里，如果相邻两词中的前一个词是以辅音结尾，后
一个词是以元音开头，这就要将辅音与元音拼起来连读。KK 音标 Voiced（浊辅音）: b d g
v z r ʤ ʒ ð m n ŋ j w KK 音标 Unvoiced（清辅音）: p t k f s l
ʧ ʃ θ h
Eg:
1. I’m~an~English boy. It~is~an~old book. Let me have~a look~at~it.
2. Ms Black worked in~an~office last~yesterday.
3. I called~you half~an~hour~ago.
4. Put~it~on, please
.5 Not~at~all.
6. Please pick~it~up. hope it 就不连读为/hupit/，因为主句 I hope 是一个意群，后面的从
句是另一个意群：字母连读：LA [eh•Lay]
读数字时也可以连读：
902 5050 [nai•no•too fai•vo•fai•vo]
My name is… [my nay•miz]
because I’ve. [b'k'zäiv]
pick up on the American intonation… [pi•kə pan the(y) əmer'kə ninətənashən]
(1)不只是句子中，读字母缩写也可以连读： LA [eh•Lay]
再来几个简单例子：
hold on [hol don]
turn over [tur nover]
tell her I miss her [teller I misser]
(2)“r/re+元音”型连读 如果前一个词是以-r 或者-re 结尾，后一个词是以元音开头，这时
的 r 或 re 不但要发/r/，而且还要与后面的元音拼起来连读。
Eg:
1.They’re my father~and mother.
2. I looked for~it here~and there.
3. There~is a football under~it.
4. There~are some books on the desk.
但是，如果一个音节的前后都有字母 r，即使后面的词以元音开头，也不能连读。 The black
clouds are coming nearer and nearer.（nearer 与 and 不可连读）
(3)“辅音+半元音”型连读 英语语音中的/j/和/w/是半元音，如果前一个词是以辅音结尾，
后一个词是以半元音，特别是/j/开头，此时也要连读。
1. Thank~you.
2. Nice to meet~you.
3. Did~you get there late~again?
总结：英语中的连读
辅音+元音： That is an apple.
连读练习：
Up and down put it on not at all in an hour take off pick it up
good idea knock him out stand up
I'm working on-it.
I'll think-it-over.
略音：
1）以某音结尾的单词+同音开始的单词--只发一次即可！
You ate-too much.你吃得太多了。
I don't know what-to-do.我不知道该做些什么。
弱读：辅音+辅音：在一句话中，前一个单词以辅音结尾，后一个单词以辅音开头，后一个
发音，前面不发音
Help me Bad boy I don’t like them. Sit still. Give me a hand.
弱读现象特例[h]: 击穿连读---“h 被击穿连读，即一个辅音与一个”h”字母打头的单词结
合时，[h]音被刺穿，辅音与”h”后的音连读，例如：
For hi/m ask hi/m tell hi/m reach hi/m tell hi/m tell h/er
The days of the hunter are almost over in India. This is partly because there is practically
nothing left to kill,and partly because some steps have been taken mainly by banning
tiger-shooting to protect those animals which still survive. Some people say that man is
naturally a hunter. I disagree with this view. I believe the main reason why the modern hunter
kills is that he thinks people will admire his courage in overpowering dangerous animals. Of
course, there are some who truly believe that the killing is not really the important thing and
that the chief pleasure lies in the joy of the hunt and the beauties of the wild countryside.
Pollution has become a serious problem facing everyone in the world. Many chimneys of
factories often send poisonous smoke directly into the air and motorcars giving off heavy
smoke can be seen everywhere in the streets. The smoke really does harm to people. But
luckily,more and more people have made laws to stop pollution. With the effort of
everybody, I am sure that the air if the city will become purer and purer, and our life will
become better and better.
快速问答
1. Q: I’d like to invite you to dinner this Sunday, Mr. Brown?
A: I’m sorry, but I’ve other plan.
2. Q: I’m sorry I’ve broken your glass.
A: Not at all. That’s an old one.
3. Q: Is there anything else you want to buy?
A: No, I have got everything.
4. Q: It’s very important for everyone in the world to save water.
A: I agree with you.
5. Q: Shall we meet at ten to six?
A: That would be nice.
6. Q: Windy, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it is.
7. Q: Excuse me, may I take this seat?
A: Sorry, the seat is taken.
8. Q: What do you like best in sports?
A: Actually I like to play volleyball.
9. Q: I really should be off now?
A: Could you stay a little longer?
10. Q: Let me congratulate you on winning the first prize in the English Competition.
A: Thank you very much!
11. Q: How nice your piano is!
A: Thank you.
12. Q: Would you please turn down the music?
A: I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you.
13. Q: I’ve lost my pickup camera. How unlucky I am!
A: I’m sorry to hear that.
14. Q: Do you mind if I smoke here?
A: No, I don’t mind a bit!
15. Q: Sorry I’ve interrupted you.
A: That’s all right.
16. Q: Good morning. May I help you?
A: No, thank you.
17. Q: Could you take out the coat in the bag for me?
A: With pleasure.
18. Q: I have no idea what I’m going to do.
A: Why not go to the library.
19. Q: Would you like an apple?
A: Yes, I’d love to, but not now.
20. Q: What date are you coming back, Tim?
A: On the nineteenth, June.
21. Q: Hello! I’d like to speak to Mary, please?
A: Mary speaking.
22. Q: Would you like to watch a football match?
A: Sorry, I’m busy at the moment.
23. Q: I’m sorry I cannot help you now. I’m busy at the moment. I could do it tomorrow if
you like.
A: That’s OK. Thanks any way.
24. Q: I’d like to have a cup of coffee, Miss.
A: Pardon me.
25. Q: It’s really cold tonight.
A: Yes, it is, isn’t it?
26. Q: May I use your computer for a while?
A: Sure, go ahead.
27. Q: I beg your pardon?
A: I said, “Here is a postcard for you.”
28. Q: Have a good day, Miss Chen.
A: You too.
29. Q: What’s the weather like today?
A: It’s foggy.
30. Q: Why don’t you buy some flowers for him?
A: That’s a good idea.
31. Q: Is your son better now?
A: Yes, much better. Thanks a lot.
32. Q: How much do the vegetables cost?
A: 20 dollars.
33. Q: What do you find hardest in English?
A: Spelling.
34. Q: I’d like to invite you to dinner this Saturday evening, Miss Green?
A: I’m very sorry, but I have other plans.
35. Q: Do you think I could borrow your notebook?
A: Yes, help yourself.
36. Q: What is Smith like?
A: He isn’t handsome.
37. Q: I passed the College Entrance Examination.
A: Congratulations!
38. Q: I feel a bit hungry.
A: Why don’t you have some bread?
39. Q: Do you have any objection to my plan?
A: No, of course not.
40. Q: I’m afraid I can’t go to the concert with you.
A: What a shame!
41. Q: Sorry, I cannot go and enjoy your play tonight.
A: What a pity!
42. Q: I’m Tim, from Australia.
A: Nice to meet you.
43. Q: Would you please give us a talk on modern art?
A: I would like to, but I’m not free these days.
44. Q: Is Professor Smith going to attend the meeting this afternoon?
A: I’m afraid not. He’s gone to Beijing.
45. Q: Do you mind if I use your pocket computer?
A: No, do as you please!
46. Q: Your French is very good.
A: Do you think so?
47. Q: Thank you. It’s really a nice gift.
A: I’m glad you like it.
48. Q: Would you like some coffee?
A: Yes, please.
49. Q: Thank you for showing me around your campus.
A: It’s my pleasure.
50. Q: Hi, Jack.
A: Hi, Jane.
51. Q: It is warm today, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it is.
52. Q: You look very nice in this jacket.
A: Thank you.
53. Q: Hurry up, or you’ll be late.
A: I’m coming.
54. Q: What did you think of the film?
A: Very interesting.
55. Q: How long will you stay in Shanghai?
A: Two weeks.
56. Q: I like the color of your dress.
A: Thank you.
57. Q: What day is today?
A: Monday.
58. Q: Is it your birthday today?
A: No, I think it’s Lucy’s.
59. Q: Excuse me, may I ask a question?
A: Yes, what is it?
60. Q: How about going for a walk?
A: That’s a good idea.
61. Q: Peter, you play football very well.
A: Thank you.
62. Q: How tall is your brother?
A: He’s taller than you.
63. Q: How is your headache?
A: About the same.
64. Q: Excuse me.
A: Yes?
65. Q: What’s the postage for the card to America?
A: I’ll have to weigh it first.
66. Q: Lovely day, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it is.
67. Q: Shall I repeat the sentence, Miss?
A: Go ahead, please.
68. Q: Do let me know if you want any help?
A: It’s kind of you, thank you.
69. Q: It’s your birthday today. Happy birthday to you!
A: Thank you.
79. Q: How about these pens? They are five yuan each.
A: Good, I’ll take two of them.
80. Q: What’s wrong with your car?
A: A window is broken.
81. Q: Can your brother drive?
A: No, he’s too young.
82. Q: Do you take sugar or milk with your tea?
A: Neither.
83. Q: How are you going to spend this weekend?
A: I don’t have any special plans yet.
84. Q: You missed the concert, I suppose.
A: Yes. I hope I’ll have another chance later.
85. Q: Can you wait a moment?
A: I’m afraid I can’t.
86. Q: I think I have to leave now.
A: Must you go so soon?
87. Q: Let’s call a taxi and go straight there.
A: Good idea.
88. Q: How well you speak English!
A: Thank you.
89. Q: Where can I make a phone call?
A: In the teacher’s office.
90. Q: Hello. How’s everything with you?
A: Fine, thanks. How about you?
91. Q: I’d like to borrow a book on Chinese history.
A: OK. On the second shelf on the left.
92. Q: Could you play a game of chess with me?
A: I’m sorry. I’m busy now.
93. Q: What a nice day! Shall we go fishing this evening?
A: It sounds a good idea.
94. Q: Happy New Year!
A: The same to you.
95. Q: I’m sorry to take your seat by mistake.
A: It doesn’t matter.
96. Q: Hello, Mr. Black.
A: Hello, Mr. Smith.
97. Q: Excuse me, is it the right way to the bank?
A: Yes, it is that way, about two hundred metres away.
98. Q: What time is it by your watch?
A: Sorry, my watch has stopped.
99. Q: Shall we go shopping this afternoon?
A: I’d rather stay at home.
100. Q: I’ll turn my tape-recorder down a bit?
A: That’s kind of you.
101. Q: Aren’t you going to the movie tonight?
A: Yes, I am.
102. Q: Do you think it will rain this afternoon?
A: Yes. The sky looks rather grey.
103. Q: Please get me an ice-cream.
A: OK. Here you are.
104. Q: Why didn’t you hand in your homework?
A: But I did, sir.
105. Q: Let’s visit the newly-built museum tomorrow, shall we?
A: All right.
106. Q: I had a bad cold.
A: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.
107. Q: Do you enjoy travelling by bicycle?
A: Only when the weather is good.
108. Q: Sorry, I broke your cup while I was cleaning the table.
A: That’s all right.
109. Q: What’s the weather like in summer here?
A: It’s pleasant.
110. Q: Sorry to have taken up too much of your time.
A: That’s OK.
111. Q: Can I help you?
A: I’d like to have some bananas.
112. Q: Is that 62339709?
A: Sorry, I’m afraid you’ve got the wrong number.
113. Q: I attended your English Evening last week.
A: So glad to know you were there.
114. Q: You like to play football, don’t you?
A: No. I prefer basketball to football.
115. Q: I’m going to the library. Anything I can do for you?
A: Could you return these books for me?
116. Q: What’s wrong with you, Miss Li?
A: I’m not feeling well today.
117. Q: How is your family?
A: They are all fine, thanks.
118. Q: Would you please say it again?
A: All right.
119. Q: David, I’d like you to meet Miss Joan, my friend.
A: How do you do? Nice to meet you.
120. Q: How are you doing these days, Baker?
A: Not very well, I’m afraid.
121. Q: Have you ever been to Australia?
A: No, I have never been there.
122. Q: Thank you for your good present.
A: My pleasure.
123. Q: Could you pass me the salt?
A: Certainly.
124. Q: Your eyesight is getting worse. Why don’t you wear a pair of glasses?
A: Yes, I suppose I’d better.
125. Q: What does he look like?
A: He is a short man with a big nose.
126. Q: Which subject do you prefer, maths or physics?
A: I think maths is rather boring.
127. Q: What sort of job will you do when you leave here?
A: I haven’t quite decided yet.
128. Q: You know Tom and Marry, don’t you?
A: We met at Susan’s party.
129. Q: You are leaving tomorrow morning, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I’ll take CA Flight 747.
130. Q: Wish you a happy birthday!
A: Thank you very much.
131. Q: Would you mind turning the radio down a bit?
A: No, not at all.
132. Q: I have some trouble in learning English.
A: Really? How come?
133. Q: What do you think of our maths teacher?
A: He is always good and kind.
134. Q: Another bridge will be built across the Huangpu River.
A: That’s great.
135. Q: Listen, I’ll tell you a piece of good news.
A: Really? What is it?
136. Q: Well done, boys.
A: Thank you.
137. Q: Can I do anything to help you?
A: Sure. I just need some help.
138. Q: Hello, may I speak to Bill, please?
A: Bill speaking.
139. Q: They say it will be fine tomorrow.
A: I hope so.
140. Q: Thank you very much for the dinner.
A: Not at all. Hope you can come again.
141. Q: You look pretty in that red dress.
A: Thank you.
142. Q: Will you please post this letter for me if it’s not too much trouble for you?
A: I don’t see why not, but I will post it on my way to school.
143. Q: I wonder if you’ll be free tonight.
A: Sorry, I’ll be busy then.
144. Q: Excuse me, is it the right way to the bank?
A: Come on. I’ll show you the way.
145. Q: What’s wrong with you?
A: I’m not feeling well today.
146. Q: How about these pens? Ten yuan each.
A: Good, I’ll take two of them.
147. Q: Do you have any plans for this weekend?
A: Yes, I’m going to see a movie.
148. Q: I’ve got a job at a university.
A: Really? Congratulations!
149. Q: It’s a pity that you didn’t see the film yesterday.
A: I wish I had.
150. Q: Would you be kind enough to get me a glass of water?
A: It’s my pleasure.
151. Q: What’s the time now?
A: It’s eight forty.
152. Q: I think you look very nice in blue.
A: I’m glad you think so.
153. Q: How’s your study?
A: Not too bad.
154. Q: Do you happen to have twenty dollars with you?
A: What for?
155. Q: I’ll pick you up at 9 and see you off at the station.
A: That’s very kind of you. Thank you very much.
156. Q: I have been suffering from a bad cough for almost ten days.
A: I’m terribly sorry to hear that. What does the doctor say?
157. Q: Is there a supermarket near here?
A: Yes, it’s only two minute’s walk.
158. Q: A fine day, isn’t it? Why don’t we go for a drive in the country?
A: That would be very nice.
159. Q: How is everything going?
A: Not too bad, you know.
160. Q: I haven’t seen your father for some time. Is he away from Shanghai?
A: No. He’s been very ill, too ill to leave his bed.
161. Q: Could you lend me your bike?
A: Sorry, I’m using it right now.
162. Q: Be sure not to disturb the others.
A: No, I won’t.
163. Q: I’m sorry to have kept you waiting.
A: That’s all right.
164. Q: How often do you have your sports meeting?
A: Once a year.
165. Q: Which would you rather have, tea or coffee?
A: Neither, thank you.
166. Q: Be more careful when you handle these glasses.
A: Yes, I will.
167. Q: What shall we do to welcome New Year’s coming?
A: How about having an English evening?
168. Q: What does Mr. Thompson look like?
A: He is a middle-aged man, with a pair of glasses.
169. Q: You don’t like tennis, do you?
A: No, it’s too expensive.
170. Q: I missed the weather forecast this morning. Did you hear it?
A: Yes, it said it would rain this evening.
171. Q: You’ve got a wonderful house here.
A: It’s very good of you to say so.
172. Q: I’d like some apples, please.
A: Certainly, sir.
173. Q: I have always wanted to be a teacher.
A: Good for you! We need good teachers.
174. Q: Would you be kind enough to get me some information about that school?
A: I should be very happy to help you.
175. Q: Shall I go straight ahead and then turn right?
A: No. You’ll have to turn left.
176. Q: I’m going to turn the TV up, OK?
A: Please don’t. It’ll be too loud.
177. Q: What’s the best time to meet?
A: Shall we say about 2?
178. Q: Would you like to come on a holiday with me?
A: No. If you don’t mind, I’d rather stay at home. Thank you all the same.
179. Q: How did you enjoy the concert last night?
A: What a disappointment!
180. Q: It’s really a pity that your mother met with an accident. How was she?
A: Luckily, she was not seriously hurt.
181. Q: May I have your name?
A: Call me Jerry, please.
182. Q: How did you do in yesterday’s maths test?
A: I was very careless.
183. Q: I wonder which kind of book can help me with my English reading.
A: Why not choose some short English stories to read?
184. Q: The dish you cook is really very good.
A: I’m glad you like it.
185. Q: Doing it like this takes time. Do I have to?
A: Yes, that’s the only way.
186. Q: I hope it won’t rain tomorrow.
A: I hope so, too.
187. Q: Why not have an English evening in the classroom next week?
A: I think that’s a good idea.
188. Q: How about coming to see a football match with me?
A: That’s sounds very nice. Thank you.
189. Q: Will you take CA Flight 981 or CA Flight 988?
A: CA Flight 981.
190. Q: Thank you very much.
A: My pleasure.
191. Q: What do you think of my son?
A: He is really a clever boy.
192. Q: Why don’t you have more English listening?
A: Thank you for your advice.
193. Q: Would you like me to call a taxi for you?
A: Yes, I’d be glad if you could.
194. Q: Your hands are full. Shall I carry the suitcase for you?
A: Thank you very much, but I can manage.
195. Q: I’ve a suggestion for you. I hope you won’t mind.
A: Of course not.
196. Q: It’s too late. Good night, Dad.
A: Good night, dear.
197. Q: What’s wrong with your bike?
A: It doesn’t work.
198. Q: I feel terrible today, doctor.
A: What’s the trouble?
199. Q: What will the weather be like tomorrow?
A: You’d better listen to the weather forecast.
200. Q: Thank you for your help.
A: Never mind.
201. Q: You live far from your school, don’t you?
A: Yes, it’s about five miles away.
202. Q: Would you do me a favor?
A: Of course. I’ll be glad to do any favor for you.
203. Q: I’m not myself today.
A: You’d better go to see a doctor.
204. Q: What about going picnic this weekend?
A: Good idea. We’ll invite all our friends to go with us.
205. Q: How is the weather today?
A: It’s fine.
206. Q: Remember me to your parents.
A: I will. Thank you.
207. Q: I haven’t seen Judy recently. What happened to her?
A: She has been down with a pneumonia.
208. Q: I’m afraid I’m running a fever, doctor.
A: How long have you been like this?
209. Q: How is Jimmy?
A: He is much better now.
210. Q: Nothing serious. Take it easy.
A: What do you advise, doctor?
211. Q: David has been ill for a week.
A: I’m sorry to hear that.
212. Q: You seem to be tired.
A: I have been working for ten hours continually.
213. Q: I hear Mr. Wang has gone to Australia. Is that ture?
A: Not exactly. He is going there this summer.
214. Q: Let me help you to carry the box.
A: Oh, thanks. It’s very kind of you.
215. Q: Would you like to play bowling with us?
A: I’d like to, but I’m not good at it.
216. Q: Tell us something about the Olympics.
A: Sorry. I know little about it.
217. Q: John is really a good sportsman.
A: Yes, he will play a losing game with dignity.
218. Q: I was told that Mr. Smith wouldn’t come to attend our meeting this evening.
A: Why didn’t you let me know earlier?
219. Q: What do you think of your new deskmate?
A: He is active and full of energy.
220. Q: Is any reference book here worth reading?
A: Of course. What subject do you want.
221. Q: Would you mind my using your calculator?
A: Sorry. I’m using it now.
222. Q: Let me show you the way to the People’s Square.
A: That would be of great help to me.
223. Q: I’m not myself today, doctor.
A: Tell me what’s the trouble.
224. Q: What’s the weather like in your hometown?
A: It often rains in spring.
225. Q: You don’t live far from here, do you?
A: No. It is only a few steps from here.
226. Q: Remember me to your parents.
A: I will. Thank you.
227. Q: Don’t work too hard, and take more rest.
A: I’ll follow your advice, doctor.
228. Q: How much do these apples cost?
A: Twenty yuan.
229. Q: How long have you had the bike?
A: About three months.
230. Q: Can you tell me where the nearest post-office is?
A: Take the first turning on the left.
231. Q: What do you find hardest in English?
A: Speaking.
232. Q: Will it take you long to your school?
A: No, it’s no distance at all.
233. Q: Can you tell me the way to the nearest bank?
A: Sorry. I’m a stranger here.
234. Q: Is this bus going to the Shanghai Railway Station?
A: Sorry, sir. You’ve taken the wrong bus.
235. Q: You can’t take this blackboard away, I’m afraid.
A: Why not?
236. Q: How long will it take you to finish reading the novel?
A: About a couple of weeks.
237. Q: How many languages can you speak, John?
A: I know nothing about the others. Only English.
238. Q: You don’t like coffee with sugar, do you?
A: No, I don’t.
239. Q: I’m afraid I have spread some wine on your dress.
A: Oh, don’t worry, I’ll have it cleaned.
240. Q: I’m not feeling very well, I’m afraid.
A: Really? Have you been to the doctor’s?
241. Q: What’s the postage for mailing a letter to Hong Kong?
A: How do you want to mail it?
242. Q: How long can I keep the book?
A: Till you have finished reading it.
情景提问
1.Ask the way to Jingjiang hotel.
Where is the …? / How can I get to …? / Do you know …?
2.Ask your classmate about the maths lesson / test you have missed.
What did the teacher teach? / Is … difficult ( or easy) ?
3.You are persuading Mike to go to a concert on Saturday evening?
Will you go with me? / why not go with me?
4.Ask your teacher how to learn English well.
How can I learn English well? / can you give me some tips on how to learn English?
5.At a restaurant / snack bar, you are discussing what to eat?
Would you like…? / What would you like…? / Which would you prefer,…or…?
6.Ask Peter about a photo of his family.
Who is the man? / Is she/he your…?
7.Ask Alice where she lives.
Where do you live? / Is your home far from here?
8.At a supermaket / shop, you ask customers questions.
Can I help you? / What would you like?
9.At a booking office of Shanghai Railway Station, you ask a man inside quesitions.
Do you still have the tickets to Xi’an? / How much is the ticket?
10.Ask about the postage of a packet to the U.S.
What’s the postage? / How long does it take to get to the U.S.?
11.You want to know how Chinese people celebrate the Chinese New Year.
How do Chinese people celebrate the Chinese New Year? / What do you do on the Chinese
New Year?
12.Ask your friend John about the journey from Britain.
Did you enjoy the journey? / What do you think of …?
13.You want to know your friend’s life in Europe.
Did you enjoy the life in Britain? / What do you think of … ?
14.You’d go and buy a TV set to decorate the room. You ask the shop assistant.
How much is the TV set? / Which one is better?
15.Peter has a toothache and wants to make an appointment to see Dr.Brown. Now the
nurse answers the phone and asks questions.
Can you come on Wednesday morning? / When can you come?
16.You are shopping for a pair of shoes at a shoe store. She asks the assistant.
How much is …? / Which pair is better?
17.You and Jackie are discussing which TV program to watch on a Saturday night.
Which program do you like? / Do you like cartoons ( or plays )
18.Your class will have picnic. Ask your classmates’ opinion of it.
What’s your opinion? / Shall we go together?
19.Your friend looks excited. Ask him sth.
What’s happened? / Why are you so excited?
20.You want to buy an English reference book. Ask questions to the shop assistant.
Where can I find an English reference book? / Can you help me?
21.Your friend received some stamps from an Australian teacher. Ask two questions about
the teacher.
Is he your former English teacher? / Where is he working now? What else is he interested in?
22.One more underground line has been built recently in Shanghai.
How many stops does this new line have? / Where is the terminal of this new line?
Can we go to Pudong by this new line?
23.You lost your keys. Ask your deskmates two questions.
Have you seen my keys? Can you help me to find it?
24.You are going to buy a birthday present for your mum. You go to your friend for advice.
What present should I buy for my mum? / May I buy some flowers?
25.Your friend has just come back from Japan, and you are interested in Japanese food.
Do you like Japanese food? / What do you think of Japanese food?
26.You are talking about Thanksgiving Day with an American student on your school
campus.
Can you tell me sth about Thanksgiving Day? / What do Americans do on that day?
27.The students’ Union needs some volunteers to help me the old in the neighborhood.
What should I do there? / Can you tell me their address?
28.You are not clear about today’s homework. You ask your classmate questions.
What’s today’s homework? / Do we have maths exercises?
29.An astronaut gives a lecture in your school. After the lecture, you ask him questions.
Would you come to our school again? / May I have your signature?
30.Your classmate has just played a basketball match against another school. You ask
questioins.
Did you win the match? / What’s the score?
31.You have heard your classmate has published short article in the students’ English
newspaper.
What’s your article about? / How much did you get for the article?
32.A teacher will come to teach your class. Ask your class teacher about him.
Is he a young teacher? / Does he come from another school?
33.You are going to invite a friend of yours to have dinner with you. You ask questions.
Can you come tomorrow? / Are you free tomorrow?
34.Next Wednesday is your teacher’s birthday. You want to do something for her.You ask
your classmates questions.
Will you buy a present for her? / Should we go and visit her?
35.You have just bought a new TV set and want it to be delivered to your home. You ask the
shop assistant questions.
When can I get the TV set? / Are you sure of my address?
36.Jack has just received a scholarship from one of the universities in Australia.
Is it easy to get a scholarship? / How much did you get?
37.Your classmate has just bought a new bicycle. Ask her questions.
How much is your bicycle? / What is the brand of it?
38.Your deskmate is absent for school today. Ask your class teacher questions about it.
Is she ill? / Can she come tomorrow?
39.You are working as a receptionist at a hotel. Someone calls to book a room. Ask questons.
Jingjiang Hotel. Can I help you? / When will you arrive?
40.Your friend is inviting you to see a film. Ask him two questions.
What film is it? / What time does it begin?
看图说话
Tom likes reading books very much.
John was going to be late for school.
课堂训练：
口试综合训练题
第一套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
Several studies have shown that humor seems to help sick people get back their
health faster. The idea is not new. But today, doctors are still trying to figure out exactly
how this works. In some hospitals, doctors do scientific experiments with laughter. They
show funny films like Mr. Bean to patients who have diseases to make them laugh.
Actors dress up in silly clothes and tell funny jokes. Smiles and laughter seem to make
illness less painful. In addition, the hospital atmosphere is more cheerful for everyone.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. How do you go to school everyday?
2. Why don’t you wear that new coat?
3. Watch your steps, please.
4. Hey, please don’t use my dictionary without asking.
5. Oh, I’m really sorry, I’ve knocked over your tea.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) You want to buy a digital camera. You are now at the camera counter in a
department store. You ask the shop assistant…
(3-4) Your friend Li Mei has just returned from her trip to Qingdao. You ask her …
Part Four:
Music is a language which speaks to everyone. But there are many different kinds of
music, and it is impossible to describe them all. Here are just a few well known types.
Classical music is serious Western European music from the Middle Ages to the present
and it is often written for a large or a small group of players. Classical music is very popular
and schools often teach this type of music.
Jazz developed from the black people in the Southern States of America. Jazz brought
classical music and African music patterns together.
Musicians in the U.S developed Rock and Roll music last century and it became popular
with young people.
Pop music developed from Rock and Roll and now it is the name used for most commercial
music, i.e. music we can buy on records and hear on pop radio.
Q1: How many types of music does the speaker mention?
Q2: What kind of music do you like best? Why?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
Yesterday was Xiao Ming’s seventeenth birthday.
第二套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
Everyone has his own way of relaxing. Perhaps the most popular way is to
participate in sports. There are team sports, such as baseball, basketball and football.
There are individual sports, also, such as golf and swimming. In addition, hiking, skiing,
and mountain climbing have a great attraction for people who like to be outdoors.
Not everyone who enjoys sports likes to participate in them. Many people prefer to
be spectators, either by attending the games in person, or watching them on television.
When there is an important baseball game or boxing match it is almost impossible to get
tickets, everybody wants to attend.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. How are things with you?
2. I must apologize for my behavior yesterday.
3. We’re having an outing on Saturday. I hope you can make it.
4. Which TV programme are you most interested in?
5. I wonder if you would agree with me.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) One of your friends asks you to go to a concert with him. Ask him two questions
about the concert.
(3-4) You have moved to a new residential area recently and are not familiar with the
neighbourhood. Ask your next-door neighbour two questions about …
Part Four:
It is common in Britain that people take up a hobby for their spare time. Hobbies can
keep you entertained and busy when you’re not at work. But this idea is never popular
among many other countries in the world. In those countries, people spend their free time
simply resting or chatting.
When people are asked why they’ve taken up a particular hobby they tend to give
very different reasons. Some say that they feel they ought to do something useful in their
spare time; others talk about self-improvement and the importance of learning to do
something new. A very popular explanation is that it provides an opportunity to do
something completely different from one’s usual work; some people say that if their hobby
is an outdoor one, it is a means of making new friends and exchanging ideas. There are
those, too, who say they need to do something creative because they’re bored with their
jobs. Perhaps the most convincing reason is simply that a hobby brings much pleasure
during free hours.
1. List two reasons why people take up a particular hobby.
2. What is your hobby, and why do you take it?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
Xiao Ming and Xiao Li are brother and sister.
第三套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
Charlie’s mother noticed a key on the table. “Charlie,” she called, “your father
left this key here today. Please hurry and take it to him. Run all the way – and don’t
stop for anything.”
Charlie went running down the path from his house. He started playing with the key,
throwing it high in the air and jumping up to catch it again. Suddenly the key fell through
his fingers, dropping to the ground, and rolled out of sight.
He felt ashamed when he told his father about the lost key. Charlie’s father was
angry and said, “You are very careless, my son. The next time you have something
important to carry, put it in your pocket.”
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. May I speak to Mr. Johnson, the hotel manager?
2. Could I have two tickets for the Lion King for Friday night?
3. You ought not to be smoking here, sir.
4. If I were you, I’d sent him an email.
5. You’ve been doing a very good job in organizing the party.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) One of your classmates seems upset about something. Ask him two questions to
show your concern.
(3-4) You are now working for the Students Union to enroll volunteers for the coming
international conferences. One of your schoolmates wants to be a volunteer. Ask him
two questions.
Part Four:
Do students in the United States receive too much homework? According to the
National Education Association, a student should be given no more than 10 minutes per
grade level per night. For example, a first grade student should only have 10 minutes of
homework, a second grade student 20 minutes, and so on. Yet this is often doubled.
It is not good to give students too much homework. According to research, kids are
developing more school-related stomachaches, headaches and sleep problems than before.
Everybody knows that teachers give homework, but they do not deserve all the blame. Many
teachers are under greater pressure than ever before. Some pressure comes from parents
and some from the desire for high scores on tests. Teachers who are under pressure feel the
need to give more homework.
Some people argue that homework prepares kids for performing better in high school,
better in college, and getting a better job in the future. But too much homework is damaging
students’ curiosity, and most importantly, their love of learning. Is that really what teachers
and parents want?
1. According to the National Education Association, how long should a student spend on
his homework?
2. What’s your opinion on homework?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
Zhang Chao came home happily the other day.
第四套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
At last, after what seemed to us an age, the lifeboat reached the man and two of the
sailors pulled him on board. This was not at all easy, for the sea was rather rough. Then
the sailors began to row back to the ship again. The lifeboat was raised out of the water
and the rescued man, wrapped in a blanket, was helped out on to the deck. Leaning on
the arm of the ship’s doctor, but still able to walk in spite of his terrible experience, he
was led off to the ship’s hospital. As he passed along the deck, everyone cheered
loudly.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. What do you think of taking a summer English course in Britain?
2. How is your cousin? I haven’t seen her for ages.
3. I don’t know how to use this fax machine.
4. Can you tell me what time it is now?
5. I regret that I quarreled with my roommate last night.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) You want to buy a new pair of sports shoes. Ask the shop assistant two questions
about the shoes.
(3-4) Your friend has just transferred to a new school. Ask your friend two questions
about the school.
Part Four:
The number of cities in the world is increasing. Small cities are expanding and large
cities are developing more rapidly. Why?
There are many causes for the rapid expansion of cities. First, all cities offer a variety of
conveniences. Transportation and telecommunication are well developed. Cars, buses, trains
and public telephones are always available. In large cities, flights can fly you to different cities,
and underground trains can take you to various places in a city. Also, shops, markets and
supermarkets are everywhere so that you find it convenient to go shopping; all kinds of
restaurants provide you with various delicious foods. Next, people in cities can live a colorful
life by enjoying a great variety of leisure time amusements. They can see films, watch
performances, and visit museums and exhibitions. Quite often they can watch sports games.
Also, with new factories, new enterprises, new institutions and new buildings everywhere,
there are more jobs open to different people, with higher wages or more pay for the same
profession or occupation. All these advantages, therefore, attract large numbers of people to
cities.
1. Why the number of cities is increasing?
2. Do you like city life or country life?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
One day a frog jumps out of the well in order to have a look at the world …
第五套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
Working long hours can greatly increase the risk of suffering injury or illness, a
recent risk study says. Workers who do overtime were 61% more likely to become hurt or
ill, once factors such as age and so on were taken into account. And working more than
12 hours a day raised the risk by more than a third, one of the universities in Chicago
found. According to their report, risk increased with longer working hours, not just in
dangerous jobs, but in all types of work.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. Sorry to trouble you, but do you happen to know when the lecture begins?
2. What do you think of the film directed by the young director?
3. I will get my doctor’s degree next week.
4. What is Hangzhou most famous for?
5. A new chain shop of the shopping mall will open soon in our community.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) Your famous schoolmate is going to see a new film. He invites you to go with him.
You ask him two questions about this.
(3-4) Your class has a new comer from another school this term. You ask the new comer
two questions.
Part Four:
Part Five:
On his way to work, Tom saw an old man knocked down by a bike.
课后复习：
看图说话技巧
1. 学生要做到的是内容切题，语言连贯，层次分明，用词得当，句子结构正确，语音语调
准确、自然和流畅
2. 看图说话的几种题材：
（1）某天的活动（学习、外出等）
（2）助人为乐（拾金不昧、借伞、救人…….）
（3）车祸
（4）生病就医
（5）节日
（6）环保
3. 看图说话技巧：
(1)多练习（熟能生巧）
(2)积累常用的短语，并背诵
• Then….After that….At last, (Finally…)
• In the morning….in the afternoon….in the evening….
• fall ill…not feel well….go to see a doctor…
• fall off the bike…; send…to hospital;…
• look over….; take some medicine…have a good rest…
• see sb. doing….;hear sb. shouting for help
4.考场准备：
(1)快速了解图意，了解 5W(人物、地点、时间、经过、结果)
(2)迅速定好时态，可根据给出的句子判断
(3)可以根据情况，按画图的顺序写下几个重点短语
(4)录音时，用最简单的语言描述事情的经过
(5)如一时想不起来说什么，可以说些描述人物的废话
课后复习：
第六套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
The new Harry Potter book “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” sold an
astonishing 6.9 million copies in its first 24 hours, breaking the record held by the
previous release. “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” averaged better than
250,000 sales per hour, more than most books sell in a lifetime. Some other writers, even
the most popular ones of adult fiction, sell no more than 20,000 books in the first week
of sale.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. My name is Li Xiaoming. Nice to meet you.
2. What have you been busy with these days?
3. Can you help me move into my new apartment tomorrow?
4. I really must be going now, because I have classes in the early morning.
5. Children should spend more time outdoors and less time watching TV.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) One of your relatives had an accident on her way home. You ask two questions
about it.
(3-4) Henry wants to further his studies in a vocational school. Ask him two questions
about this.
Part Four:
I believe there are many things that we can do to make life in our town a lot better for
teenagers. First of all, I think that our town needs more cycle lanes. A lot of teenagers in my
town ride bicycles everywhere, but it’s very dangerous because there is a lot of traffic. If
there are more cycle lanes in the future, it will be much safer for us. Also, I believe that we
need more places for teenagers to go to. In my opinion, we need more clubs and other
places where we can meet. Teenagers won’t cause problems in the street if there are more
places for us to go to. In addition, teenagers here need more sports facilities. There are
places to play ball games like tennis and football but what about other sports like skating?
Finally, I’m sure we will make the town better if we don’t litter! We should put rubbish in
the right place, and our streets will be tidier and cleaner. If we all do something to help now,
our town will be much better for teenagers in the future.
1. According to the speaker, what can people do to make the town a better place for teenagers?
2. As a teenager, what can you do to make the city or town a better place?
Part Five: you will have one minutes to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
LiLin’s parents always read his diary without permission in order to know more about
his thoughts.
第七套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
Indians are the world’s biggest bookworms, reading on average 10.7 hours a week,
twice as long as Americans, according to a new survey. The NOP World Culture Score
index surveyed 30,000 people in 30 countries from December 2004 to February 2005.
Experts said the desire to read could explain India’s high figures. Time spent on reading
meant fewer hours watching TV and listening to the radio – India cam fourth last in both.
The survey saw China take second place and the Philippines take third in average hours a
week, spent reading books, newspapers and magazines.
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. I’m sorry, but you are really making too much noise!
2. You look so upset! What’s the matter with you?
3. Mary. I’ve got the first prize in the municipal speech contest!
4. What do you think of the fairy tale Beauty and Beast?
5. There is not much milk in the refrigerator.
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) You work as a receptionist at a hotel. One customer called to book a room. Ask two
questions about it.
(3-4) You were put in a new class and you tried hard to build up a good relationship with
your classmates, but failed. Ask your class teacher for help.
Part Four:
Parents show their love towards their children in different ways because of their
different views of life. Generally speaking, parents can be classified into three types: the
authority type, the servant type and the friend type.
The authority type of parents is self-centered. They lay down regulations in the family
for their children to follow. They insist that their children should act upon them without
question. They have little respect for their children’s opinions.
The servant type parents are soft and easy-going. They never deny their children any
wish, and cheerfully run to buy anything their children ask for. With a belief that love means
sacrifice, they are ready to give up anything for their children.
The friend-type parents, as the term implies, treat their children as friends. They discuss
with their children the latest news, share their children’s interests and are aware of their
children’s emotions. They respect their children as their equals. A free, friendly and
sympathetic atmosphere at home is most favorable to the development of youngsters both
in body and mind.
1. What do the servant type parents refer to?
2. Which type of parents do you prefer? Why?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
One day, Catherine, a sailing lover, set out from the coast in a small boat to cross the
Channel.
第八套
Part One: Read aloud the following passage. You will have one minute to prepare and thirty
seconds to read.
A rich young man decided to do some diving in the sea, so he bought a rubber suit,
and took some lessons at a diving school. Then one day, he walked into the water and
began to explore the bottom of the sea.
He suddenly saw a man waving his arms and legs around wildly near the bottom of
the sea. He was only wearing a bathing suit.
The rich young man was very surprised to see him, so he took out a plastic
notebook and a special pencil and wrote “What are you doing?”
The other man took the pencil and wrote “Drowning!”
Part Two: Make quick responses to the sentences you hear:
1. Would you like to try some of the cakes my mum made.
2. I don’t think that film is interesting.
3. This is nice, but it’s too expensive. Could you make it 30 yuan?
4. Wendy, come downstairs and help in the kitchen.
5. How often do you usually go shopping?
Part Three: Ask two questions about each situation given below. At least one special
question should be asked about each situation:
(1-2) You plan to visit Tibet during your summer vacation and one of your classmates
has been there. Ask him for advice on your trip.
(3-4) You are going to write an article on space flight, so you want to borrow some
reference book from the library. Ask the librarians for help.
Part Four:
Beginning in your junior year of high school, many students start thinking of where they
would like to go to college. There are many things to take into consideration and I’ll discuss
three of them today. First, you should consider which schools offer the best instruction in the
field you wish to follow. For example, if you are interested in chemistry, you should think
carefully and find out which schools offer the best instruction in the field of chemistry. The
second thing to consider is the cost of your studies. Tuition costs, or money you pay to go to
college, have been rising for the past several years. If you don’t have access to sufficient
funds, there are many scholarships available to help you lower the high cost of education.
You can apply for these scholarships available in sports, for academic achievement, or for
certain fields of study. The last thing to consider is location, which is closely tied to the cost
of college. The location of the college could change what you have to pay for living expenses,
such as food and housing.
1. What are the three factors you should take into consideration when you apply to a
college?
2. Which major do you want to choose? Why?
Part Five: you will have one minute to prepare and another minute to talk about the
following pictures in at least seven sentences. Begin your talk with the sentence given.
One day, Tom saw some boys playing football in the street.
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