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Date: 2015-06-06 |
脱口美语ITALKBAY<italkbay@gmail.com> 7:00:56 PMGood morning everyone! Thank you for joining us for half hour of fun! |
George(1242705207) 7:01:16 PM |
yang(842884771) 7:01:24 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:01:35 PMHi everyone. Let's have learning English! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:01:52 PMHave fun, I mean, ha ha |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:02:22 PMHere's our first dialog: Can I open the window and get some ventilation? John: It's like an oven in here! You must be roasting! Martha: Actually, I'm just comfortable. John: You've got to be kidding me. It has to be over 95 degrees in here! Martha: What can I say? I'm a cold-blooded person. The warmer, the better, as far as I'm concerned. John: Well, can we at least open a window and get some ventilation in here? Martha: Knock yourself out. John: Thanks, I will. |
Alice(864941079) 7:02:35 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:03:11 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:03:19 PMQ. What is an oven? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:03:28 PM |
George(1242705207) 7:03:50 PMRoast something |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:04:25 PMYes, an oven is used for baking bread, roasting meat and to cook food. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:04:50 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:05:02 PMQ. “Like an oven in here” and “You must be roasting” are phrases that people say when they feel hot. What are some other phrases for feeling hot? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:05:21 PM |
北京王老师(464579960) 7:05:44 PMmaybe means pregnant |
George(1242705207) 7:05:56 PMVery very hot? |
Alice(864941079) 7:06:29 PMburning |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:06:29 PMHere's some phrases people say when it's hot: It’s toasty. It’s sweltering. I’m baking! It’s scorching. It’s like a sauna in here. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:06:57 PMGood job Alice. It's burning in here! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:07:18 PMQ. What phases do people say when they feel cold? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:07:28 PM |
Alice(864941079) 7:07:40 PMfrozen, |
George(1242705207) 7:07:49 PMIt'frozen! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:08:25 PMThat's good Alice and George! Here's some phrases people say when it's cold: It’s freezing. It’s like an ice-box in here! It’s like a freezer. It’s like a refrigerator. It’s chilly. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:08:45 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:08:52 PMQ. What do you think “You’ve got to be kidding me” means? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:09:06 PM |
Alice(864941079) 7:09:31 PMyou say a joke |
George(1242705207) 7:09:43 PMEr |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:09:53 PMThat's right. It means the same as “You must be joking.” It must not be true. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:10:07 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:10:23 PMCold-blooded can mean two things. 1. A cold-blooded animal (like a lizard) can’t make its body hot and needs to sit in the sun. The opposite is a hot-blooded animal (like a cat) that makes its own heat. 2. Cold-blooded can also mean without emotion or kindness, as in a “cold-blooded killer.” The opposite is hot-blooded which means a person who feels emotions like love or anger strongly. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:11:14 PM |
James(1513399180) 7:11:36 PMcold-blooded killer 冷血杀手 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:11:36 PMQ. Which meaning of cold-blooded is Martha using in the dialog, the first or the second? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:11:53 PM |
Alice(864941079) 7:12:27 PMfirst |
George(1242705207) 7:12:43 PMI think so |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:12:44 PMThat's right Alice. Excellent! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:12:53 PMVentilation is how air gets into a building. Here is a picture of ventilation in a house. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:13:07 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:13:27 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:13:37 PMQ. In the dialog, how does John ventilate the room? |
Alice(864941079) 7:13:47 PM排气扇? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:13:49 PM |
James(1513399180) 7:13:55 PMventilation 通风系统 |
George(1242705207) 7:14:12 PMOpen the window |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:14:29 PMGreat job George. That's right, he opens the window. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:14:37 PM“Knock yourself out” means “go ahead and try,” or “go do it yourself; I’m not doing it.” |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:14:53 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:15:11 PMHere's our next dialog: He moved out last weekend. Marci: Has Patrick moved out yet? Karen: Yes. He moved out last weekend. He's now living in a very nice quiet neighborhood. Marci: I wonder if he's paying more for rent now. Karen: I don't have the faintest idea. Even so, it's still worth it, isn't it? Marci: You're right! I think he's probably very glad to leave that noisy apartment. Karen: Yes, he is. I know that for sure. |
James(1513399180) 7:15:45 PMwhat does ”as far as I'm concerned“ mean? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:15:48 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:16:26 PMIt means "in my opinion" |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:16:36 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:16:39 PMQ. What did Patrick move out of? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:16:48 PM |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:17:10 PMOld apartment? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:17:33 PMThat's right! He moved out of his noisy old apartment. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:17:42 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:17:47 PMWhere did he move to? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:17:54 PM |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:18:23 PMNice quiet neighborhood |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:18:33 PMThat's right! He moved to a very nice, quiet neighborhood. |
James(1513399180) 7:18:41 PMCan you explain for us what is "faintest idea", Nick ? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:18:42 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:18:58 PM“I haven’t the faintest idea” is an expression that means “I don’t know at all.” |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:19:10 PM |
George(1242705207) 7:19:21 PMOh |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:19:22 PMDoes the dialog say if he moved into a house or an apartment? |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:19:26 PMWaht dode Faintest idea meab? |
Alice(864941079) 7:19:31 PMno |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:19:34 PM |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:19:35 PMMean |
George(1242705207) 7:19:46 PMApartment |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:19:58 PMThat's right Alice. The dialog does not say. |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:20:06 PMFaintest idea? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:20:13 PMFaint means something hard to see or weak. |
Alice(864941079) 7:20:15 PMjust somewhere has a quite neighbor |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:20:25 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:20:37 PMA faint idea is not really knowing. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:20:46 PM |
╮灬颜汐ヾ(442622353) 7:20:49 PMThanks |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:20:59 PMWhat is your neighborhood like? Is it noise or quiet? Why? Are there apartments or houses in your neighborhood? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:21:14 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:21:31 PMWe live in a house in a quiet neighborhood. |
Alice(864941079) 7:21:37 PMnoisy apartment |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:21:41 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:21:46 PMFull sentence please! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:21:53 PMI live in... |
Penguin House(1040660342) 7:22:40 PMWe live in a quiet apartment. |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:22:53 PMGood job Susan! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:23:04 PMHere's our third dialog: Can you break a twenty-dollar bill? Cashier: How can I help you, Miss? Jackie: Could you break a 20 for me? Cashier: Sure. How do you want it? Jackie: Could I have two 5's and the rest in ones? Cashier: Well, I have some 5's, but I don't have enough 1's. Are quarters fine with you? Jackie: Oh, that's even better! In that case, I won't have to worry about the small change for the laundry. Cashier: Here you go! Jackie: Thanks a million! |
Alice(864941079) 7:23:26 PMI lived in an apartment and the neighbor are noisy, especially Sunday morning! |
Alice(864941079) 7:23:32 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:23:39 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:23:50 PMExcellent job Alice! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:24:13 PMQ. There are two kinds of money. A bill is a piece of paper money. What do you call the other kind of money? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:24:27 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:25:10 PMA. A coin. Coins are round and made of metal. Coins are often called “change,” as in “Do you have any change?” |
George(1242705207) 7:25:12 PMCoin |
James(1513399180) 7:25:17 PMA bill 纸币 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:25:27 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:25:32 PMGreat job George! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:26:10 PMQ. To break a bill means to exchange a large bill for several smaller bills that make the same amount of money. Here’s a picture of a twenty dollar bill. How many ten dollar bills can you break it into? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:26:32 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:26:42 PM |
Penguin House(1040660342) 7:26:47 PM2 |
James(1513399180) 7:26:51 PM break a bill 换零钱 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:26:56 PMThat's right Susan! |
George(1242705207) 7:27:01 PM2 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:27:06 PMHow many fives? |
George(1242705207) 7:27:16 PM4 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:27:34 PMGreat job George! And how many one dollar bills? |
George(1242705207) 7:27:44 PM20 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:27:51 PMQ. In the dialog, how many ones does Jackie expect to get? Remember she says, “Could I have two 5’s and the rest in ones?” |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:28:10 PM |
Alice(864941079) 7:28:14 PM10 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:28:29 PMThat's right Alice! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:28:39 PMQ. The cashier doesn’t have enough ones. What does the cashier offer to give Jackie instead? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:28:52 PM |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:29:03 PM5 |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:29:27 PMNo. The cashier offers to give Jackie quarters. Those are coins worth 1/4 of a dollar. Here’s a picture of a quarter. |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:29:44 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:29:45 PM |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:29:59 PM |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:30:02 PM |
George(1242705207) 7:30:02 PMOhoh |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:30:11 PMQ. What will Jackie use the quarters for? |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:30:20 PM |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:31:23 PMfor laundry |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:31:49 PMThat's right. She will use the quarters for laundry. |
James(1513399180) 7:31:55 PM laundry 洗衣服 |
脱口美语ITALKBAY<italkbay@gmail.com> 7:32:04 PMGreat jobs everyone ! Thanks Nick for the great lesson |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:32:06 PMThanks a million means thank you a million times! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:32:13 PMGreat job everyone! |
James(1513399180) 7:32:32 PMsee you next week! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:32:34 PM |
脱口美语ITALKBAY<italkbay@gmail.com> 7:32:41 PMEnjoy the rest of your weekend! |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:32:46 PMbye |
Alice(864941079) 7:32:48 PMThanks a million ! |
Nick<ecotopian7@hotmail.com> 7:32:51 PMBye everyone! Take care! |
脱口美语ITALKBAY<italkbay@gmail.com> 7:32:52 PMWe will see you next time! |
Alice(864941079) 7:33:00 PM |
James(1513399180) 7:33:06 PMas far as I am concerned 例句: |
James(1513399180) 7:33:16 PMAs far as I am concerned, he can do whatever he likes. 就我而言,他可以喜欢什麽就做什麽。 |
爱德华王子(1934169734) 7:33:57 PMsee you next time |
James(1513399180) 7:35:28 PMI don't have the faintest idea.我连最晕的主意都不知道(意思是“完完完全全不知道”) |
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yang(842884771) 10:27:23 PM |
yang(842884771) 10:27:38 PMOk啦 |
珊瑚虫(17367155) 10:29:54 PMl am so glad to join you~ |
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珊瑚虫(17367155) 10:47:22 PMThank you |
珊瑚虫(17367155) 10:51:19 PMExpecing the topic of next week |
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爱德华王子(1934169734) 11:52:50 PMI don't know |
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