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1、Lesson Twenty-OneSection One:Tapescript.Dialogue 1: Can I see Zulu on Sunday? Im not sure.Dialogue 2: Do you like football? Yes, very much. Would you like to go to a match on the 18th of December 17?Dialogue 3: Id like to see Coming Home at the Royal Theatre. What a good idea! Do you know what time
2、it starts? I think it starts at 8 p.m.Dialogue 4: Tomorrow is the Third of December. Its my birthday and Im going to the George and Dragon. Would you like to come? To celebrate your birthday? Of course I would. What groups playing? The Riverside Stompers, I think.Dialogue 5: I like organ music. Do y
3、ou know where I can hear a recital? Try St. Marys Church. I know they have a beautiful organ.Dialogue 6: Id like to go to a recital on the 16th of December, but Im working from ten to four. Do you know what time the recital begins? Sorry, Im afraid I dont. Why dont you look at your “Whats on”?Sectio
4、n Two:Tapescritp.A. Intentions:1st Student: Well, first of all, Im intending to have a good holiday abroad, just traveling round Europe, and then when I get tired of traveling Im going towell, come back and start looking for a job. I havent quite decided yet what job, but Im probably going to try an
5、d get a job in advertising of some kind.2nd Student: Well, eventually Im planning to open my own restaurant. Only I havent got enough money to do that at the moment, of course, so Ive decided to get a temporary job for a year or so, and Im going to work really hard and try and save as much money as
6、possible. Actually, Im thinking of working as a waiter, of some job in a restaurant anyway.B. Annual Presentation:Male Voice: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Victoria Hall for our annual presentation of the Nurse of the Year Award. First Id like to introduce Dame Alice Thornton. D
7、ame Alice is now retired after more than forty years of dedicated service to the public and the nursing profession. Dame Alice Thornton.Male Voice: Dame Alice, you were the first nurse of the year. That was thirty years ago. Would you now announce this years winner?Dame Alice: Good evening. It gives
8、 me great pleasure to introduce our nurses of the year, Miss Helen Taylor.Dame Alice: Miss Taylor, you have been awarded this prize as a result of recommendations from your senior officers, your colleagues and the parents of the children you nurse. Here are some of the recommendations: efficient but
9、 patient, helpful and happy, strict but caring, human and interested. These are the greatest recommendations any nurse could receive. I congratulate you!C. Discussions:Discussion 1:Jerry: Could I speak to you for a few minutes, Mr. Sherwin?Sherwin: Im very busy at the moment. Cant it wait until tomo
10、rrow?Jerry: Uh, . well, its rather urgent. And it wont take long.Sherwin: Oh, all right, then. What is it?Jerry: Its a personal matter. Uh, you see, my wife is ill and has to go into hospital.Sherwin: Sorry to hear that. But why do you want to talk to me about it?Jerry: Because . because we have a b
11、aby and theres nobody to look after her while shes in hospital.Sherwin: Who? Your wife?Jerry: No, no. My daughter.Sherwin: Oh, I see. But I still dont understand what all this has to do with me.Jerry: But thats what Im trying to explain. Id like to stay at home for a few days.Sherwin: But why?Jerry:
12、 To look after my daughter, of course.Sherwin: I thought you said she was going to hospital. Theyll look after her there, wont they?Jerry: No, no, no! Its my wife whos going to hospital! Not my daughter.Sherwin: Really? I thought you said it was your daughter. You are not explaining this very well.D
13、iscussion 2:Here is an alternative dialogue between Jerry and Mr. Sherwin.Jerry: Uh . excuse me, Mr. Sherwin, but I was wondering if I could speak to you for a few minutes.Sherwin: Well, Im rather busy at the moment, Jerry. Is it urgent?Jerry: Uh, yes, I . Im afraid it is. Its a personal matter.Sher
14、win: Oh, well, then, wed better discuss it now. Sit down.Jerry: Thank you. Uh . you see, its about my wife. She . uh . well . she.Sherwin: Yes, go on, Jerry. Im listening.Jerry: Shes ill and has to go to hospital tomorrow. But we have a young baby, you know.Sherwin: Yes, I know that, Jerry. You must
15、 be rather worried. Is it anything serious? Your wifes illness, I mean?Jerry: The doctors say its just a minor operation. But it has to be done as soon as possible. And . well . the problem is my daughter. The baby. Thats the problem.Sherwin: In what way, Jerry? Im not quite sure if I understand.Jerry: Well, as I said, my wifell be in hospital for several days, so theres nobody to look after her.Sherwin: You mean, nobody to look after your daughter, is that it?Jerry: Yes, exactly. Both our parents live rather far away, and . and thats why Id like to have a
