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1、unit1Host: Good morning, everyone. Welcome to Books and Us. Im your host, Paul James. Today, its my great pleasure to have Miss Rowling, the writer of the Harry Potter series, with us.Host: Good morning, Miss Rowling. JK Rowling: Good morning. Hi, everyone. Host: Miss Rowling, the Harry Potter books
2、 are now sold in over 200 countries and have been translated into more than sixty languages. Did you ever expect this global success? JK Rowling: Never, never. I would have been crazy to think that. I mean, it was too good to be true. Host: Im curious, when did you come up with the idea for Harry Po
3、tter? JK Rowling: In 1990, on a train. One weekend, I was traveling from Manchester to London and the idea for Harry Potter fell into my head. Host: How amazing! On a train! Did you write it down immediately? JK Rowling: Thats the worst part. I didnt have a pen on me, and I was too shy to ask anyone
4、 for one. I do still wonder what Ive forgotten. Host: Thats interesting. Many dreams come from childhood; did you want to be an author when you were young? JK Rowling: Yes, I had wanted to become an author for as long as I could remember. I had been writing since I was six. Host: Six? My goodness! W
5、hy did you choose to be an author? JK Rowling: Well, writing makes me happy. I mean, its the one thing that I really love doing. I consider myself very lucky to be able to write for a living.转述：The host interviewed the writer of Harry potter series, JK Rowling. Rowling didnt expect her book was very
6、 popular. The host asked Rowling when and where she come up with the idea for Harry Potter. Rowling said in 1990 on a train. And she didnt have a pen, so she didnt write it down immediately. The host asked Rowling whether she have a dream to be a writer. Rowling said she had be writing since she was
7、 six. And she is lucky to write for a living.Cassie: Hi Mike. Mike: Hi Cassie. I didnt expect to see you on campus today. What a surprise! Cassie: I normally stay at home on Thursdays because I dont have any class. I have to go to the library to finish researching my final project for my economics c
8、lass. Mike: Im curious, is your final project a lot of work? Cassie: Unfortunately, yes. I have to write a paper on current economic situations, design a PowerPoint presentation, and give a speech within the next two weeks. Mike: Wow !What a busy schedule!Cassie: Yes, it is. Is this your friend, Mik
9、e? Mike: Oh, yes. This is Javier. Javier, this is Cassie. Cassie: Javier? Youre THE Javier, the morning DJ at the local radio station? Javier: Yes! Thats me. Cassie: I cant believe my eyes! You are like a celebrity on campus. Javier: Thanks, but you shouldnt feel overly excited. Im a regular student
10、 just like you. I still spend most of my time in class or at home working. Cassie: Thats interesting. How did you become a DJ in the first place? Javier: Well, I had wanted to be a DJ for as long as I could remember, and the professor of my public speaking class recommended me for the job. Cassie: T
11、hats amazing!Mike: Well, we dont want to take up too much of your time, Cassie. We know you need to get to the library.Cassie: Youre right. It was nice meeting you, Javier. Javier: It was nice to meet you too. Cassie: See you later, Mike.Mike: Bye!转述：Cassie and Mike meet in the campus . Cassise came
12、 to school for finish researching her final project for her economics class. Mike introduced Cassie and Javier and make them to know each other. Cassie was amazing to see Javier in the school. Because Javier is a celebrity on campus. Javier think he should be a normal student. Javier said first he b
13、ecome a DJ was professors recommend. Then they said good bye to each other. unit2Li Ling: May I help you, sir? I am a volunteer working for the 26 th Summer University Olympics. My name is Li Ling. Mr. Stevens: Oh, wonderful！My name is John Stevens. Do you speak French? My English is poor. Li Ling:
14、Sorry, just a little. But we have volunteer translators. Mr. Stevens: Thats great. Li Ling: Please wait for a minute. Ill find them. Maybe one of them can help you. Mr. Stevens: Thats very kind of you. Many thanks. Mr. Smith: Excuse me. Are you a volunteer? Li Ling0: Yes, I am. What can I do for you
15、, sir? Mr. Smith: Can you tell me whats going on here? Why cant we get into the stadium? Li Ling: Im sorry, sir. Before entering the stadium, all spectators must go through a security check .And that takes some time. Mr. Smith: I see. It seems that we have to wait quite a while. Li Ling: Im sorry ab
16、out that. But this is a necessary procedure. Mr. Smith: But look at the long line Li Ling: Please accept our apology. I hope you can understand. Mr. Smith: Thats all right. Youre doing what you have to do. Li Ling: Thank you for your understanding. Im sure it wont take too long. Li Ling: Whats the trouble with you, sir? Im a volunteer.
