您现在的位置是:首页 > 英语听力 > 新东方英语听力 > 新东方英语听力下载 正文 新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit2 2007-09-25来源: 音频下载[保存到本地收听] 听辨练习 A. Practice these five sounds in phrases. play safe go home by and by a loud sound voice and noise save face don’t know silent night boiling point make way hope so quite right no soap nine times without power a joyful voyage face to face a mouse in the house spoil the boy plain sailing low-interest loan point by point out of town old folks at hom B. Practice these five sounds in phrases. ⑴ Better take your raincoat. Go and open the window. Out of sight, out of mind. I found a mouse in the house. Roy toiled on the soil. ⑵ Let’s play safe. Oh, he’s so slow. Like father like son. He’s out of town. Jack’s an employee in a joint venture. ⑶ Her name is Rachel. Show me the photo, Joe. Once bitten, twice shy. How about going down town? The spoiled boy wants more new toys. ⑷ No way, go away. It’s only a joke. A stitch in time saves nine. No doubt, he’s drowned. The noise came from the toilet. ⑸ Rain, rain, go away. Little Johnny wants to play. I love potatoes and tomatoes. Great minds think a like. How many hours do we have to wait? Soybean oil is my choice. ⑹ The cake is on the plate and the plate is on the table. Give me my soap and comb. A cat has nine lives. He’s without power now. Let’s join the boys. ⑺ When the cat is away , the mice will play. Little strokes fell great oaks. Strike while the iron is hot. Howard is going to have a cold shower now. Spare the rod, spoil the child. Part One 爆破音听辨练习 Read the dialogue, paying attention to the pronunciation of plosives. ⑴ A: How do you do? I’m Parker. B: How do you do, Mr. Barker? A: Parker. B: Oh, Parker with a P? A: Yes, with a P. B: Er… I’m Barker. A: Barker? With a B. Of course. B: Yes, with a B. A: Won’t you come in, Mr. Barker? B: Thank you, Mr. Parker. ⑵ A: I love you, Miss Brown. B: But how can I believe you, Mr. Black. A: I’ll jump over the balcony, Miss Brown. B: Jump over the balcony, Mr. Black? A: It’ll prove my love, Miss Brown. B: It’ll break your back, Mr. Black. A: Then save me and take me back! ⑶ A: What’s the date today? B: December the fifteenth. The day after tomorrow is little Tom’s birthday. A: Right. What present should we give him this time? By the way, how old is he? B: He’s still thirteen today and tomorrow. He’ll be fourteen the day after tomorrow. Let’s get him a remote controlled toy truck. A: How time flies! He’s a big boy now. B: And don’t forget Mary, Tom’s twin sister. It’s her birthday, too. A: OK. Let’s invite all their little friends to come and celebrate. ⑷ A: Was it a good game? B: It was a terrific game. A: You had a good day for it. B: A beautiful day. A: Did Chris score? B: He scored twice. A: And you? B: Now where did I put that bottle of milk? A: Did you score? B: Ah, got it. A: Maybe the next game? B: Sure thing. I’ll score one goal at least. Part Two 摩擦音听辨练习 ??????????????????????????????????????????????? Read the dialogue, while paying attention to the pronunciation of fricatives. ⑴ A: Frank flatters me, Fred. B: Frank flatters everybody. A: He said I create a flame in his heart. B: A flame in his heart? A: A furious flame! He says I drive him frantic! B: You drive me frantic, too, Fanny. A: Oh, Fred! You old flatterer. B: But don’t forget to fry the fish, Fanny. ⑵ A: Seven days old! She’s a lovely baby! B: She’s a beautiful baby! A: And she’s a clever baby. B: And her voice, her voice is so…so clear! A: She’s got a very clear voice, indeed. B: And she’s big for a baby of her age! ⑶ A: Date of birth? B: The third of March, nineteen thirty-three. A: The third of March, nineteen thirty-three? B: I think… A: You think what? B: I think it was the third, but maybe it was the fourth. A: You think it was either the third or the fourth? You’re not sure of your own date of birth? B: No, I’m sorry. A: Anyway, the position has been taken already. So it doesn’t matter you’re not sure of your date of birth. ⑷ A: Maybe you’ll let me play in the mud, Mother? B: Don’t you dare play there. A: Father doesn’t mind if we play in the mud. B: Father doesn’t wash the dirty clothes, dear. ⑸ A: I’ll sing you a song. B: Yes , sing a song. But don’t sing a sad song. A: Most of my songs are sad, sorry. B: Well, please sing one that’s not within the definition of too sad. A: OK , I’ll sing San Francisco, then. ⑹ A: A shirt, sir? Yes, sir. This one will suit you. It’s in a very fashionable shade. B: Mm. I want something simpler. A: A silver one, maybe? It’s got something special on the sleeve. B: Can’t you show me a simple shirt in a simple shade? Maybe I should try the next shop. ⑺ A: Who’s that over there? B: Oh, that’s John. He’s the Club Treasurer. A: What’s he doing there? B: Watching television. A: And does he always sleep when the television’s on? B: Usually he does. A: Ah. B: And occasionally he snores. A: Rather noisily. B: As even the man on the moon must have noticed! ⑻ You and your friend are looking at some things in a shop window but you can’t see very well. A: Is that a radio? B: It looks like a radio. A: Is that a pretty dress? B: It looks like a pretty dress. A: Is that a rugby ball? B: It looks like a rugby ball. A: Is that a record? B: It looks like a record. A: Is that a record player? B: It looks like a record player. A: Is that a refrigerator? B: It looks like a refrigerator. ⑼ A: How handsome Henry is! B: Henry is handsome, isn’t he? A: And how hardworking Henry is! B: Henry does work hard. A: And how honest Henry is! B: Oh? Is Henry honest? Part Three 塞擦音听辨练习 Read the dialogue, while paying attention to the affricate. (1) A: We need some cheese. B: I’ve just bought some cheese. A: And we need some chocolate. B: I’ve just bought some chocolate. A: And what about chicken soup? B: I’ve just bought some chicken soup. A: Good, But we still haven’t got enough chairs. B: Don’t worry. I’ve just bought some cheap chairs. A: That’s everything then. Oh no! China plates. (2) A: You can’t do that! B: Of course I can. It’s my bridge. A: But you can’t chop it down! B: It’s my bridge, and I’m chopping it down. A: Don’t chop it down! How shall we cross? We can’t manage without it. B: Well, you’ve got to learn how to jump really far! Jump! Jump! Part Four鼻音听辨练习 Read the dialogue, while paying attention to the nasals. ⑴ A: Don’t be alamp3ed if Mum stamps. B: And don’t be alamp3ed if Mum screams. A: It’s not what it seems. B: Don’t be alamp3ed. You won’t really be hamp3ed. ⑵ A: Nomp3an went. And he never returned. B: He went? When? A: Oh, about the end of June. B: Did he send the rent? A: Yes, and I’ve found a new tenant, Nancy Noble. B: I hope there won’t be any problems. A: You don’t know Nancy, do you? B: Well, I once lent her some cash and she never returned it. ⑶ A friend is helping you to do a crossword puzzle. A: I think it’s “singing”. B: No, “singing ”is wrong. A: What about “ ringing”? B: No, “ringing ”is wrong. A: Well, can it be “bringing”? B: No, “bringing ”is wrong. A: What about “ thinking”? B: No, “thinking ”is wrong. A: Well, is it “hanging”? B: No, “hanging ”is wrong. A: What about “drinking”? B: No, “drinking ”is wrong. A: Oh, dear, is anything going to be right? Part Five舌边音听辨练习 Read the dialogue, while paying attention to the lateral. A: If you look on the library shelves, you’ll find A History of the Lakes. The Lakes were a large, rich, but unlucky family. They had thirteen children. The first eleven were killed in mysterious fatal accidents. And the twelfth, Lance…. Poor Lance was eaten by wolves. B: And the remaining child? The last of the Lakes? A: I was lucky. I inherited everything. Now sign the contract or I may start calling you brother! Part Six半元音听辨练习 Read the dialogue, while paying attention to the semi-vowel. ⑴ A: How much do we have to give? B: We don’t have to give. A: I’ll give whatever Mrs. Whitney gave. B: She gives five. A: Very well, I’ll give five dollars, too. B: She gives five hundred dollars. A: Oh, my! She always gives too much. Read the two poems. ⑴ We waddle away from the water. And now we will waddle back. Then swish, swish, we are swimming again. Quack! Quack! Quack! ⑵ When the orchard yield will be gathered soon. And the fields beyond are yellow with corn, The dog in our yard awakes with a yawn, And yaps and yelps at the yellow moon. 2/2 首页 上一页 1 2本栏目更多同类内容 扫码关注和谐英语微信公众号,第一时间获取最新学习资料 或公众号搜索myhxen 上一篇 新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit1 下一篇 新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit3 相关文章 新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit25新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit23新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit24新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit21新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit22新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit20新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit18新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit19新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit16新东方英语听力下载-语音语调 Unit17