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1、Possible versionDear Mike, How are things going? In your last letter you talked about low carbon life. Now Id like to share my understanding of it and my experience in the past few months. With the environment problem coming into attention, it is extremely important that we take action to protect ou
2、r planet. As more people are determined to make a difference, low carbon lifestyle provides us with the perfect opportunity to do it.Interestingly, our school called on students to develop a low carbon lifestyle and become a responsible citizen several months ago. In response to the appeal, I have m
3、ade some changes in my way of life, which ranges from transportation to water saving. For example, instead of asking my parents to drive me to school, I take a bus to and from school. Just like my schoolmates, I now refuse to use disposable chopsticks. At home, I even persuade my parents to reuse wa
4、ter, even though it is not so convenient. TV and computer are important entertainment for my family, but we sometimes read instead, which, I think, may help relieve the shortage of electricity. Im really glad to communicate with you about this topic. Yours Chen Yu听力录音稿Text 1W: Did you hear about Ter
5、ry?M: No, what happened?M: Carol, I know youve just returned from that show in San Francisco and that youre exhausted, but couldnt I persuade you to do one more for us next week in Atlanta?W: Well, I have piles of work waiting for me. At this rate, Ill never catch up.M: I know, I know. This time of
6、the year is important for all of us, but its also the most one to bring us a lot of money. This is when we make money, so lets give it our all.Text 5M: If you can make up your mind about the color, I can start on the outside of your house by early next week.W: Well, right now I think I want white fo
7、r the door and yellow for the wall, but Ill let you know tomorrow for sure.Text 6M: You know, Jim and Mary are really upset because Mom and Dad have been telling them they should try to save more money.W: Well, I dont blame them. I think parents shouldnt tell their married children what to do.M: Yea
8、h, but Jim and Mary dont save enough money, and Mom and Dad are worried about them and their future.W: You have a point, but I still think its their problem, not Mom and Dads.Text 7W: Well, where shall we meet then, Sandy?M: Well, I dont know. What do you suggest? I thinkProbably the bus stop would
9、be a good idea. You know the bus stop in High Street?W: Yes, which ones that? Which side of the road?M: Erm, I should think the number of the bus which goes from near the Canning Road end.W: Oh, yes I think I M: Do you know the one I mean?W: Yes, I think I know the one you mean.M: Are you sure?W: Ye
10、s, yes.Text 8W: Ive looked right through these, Jim, and there are somethings I dont understand. What does W: Hey, Im a little bit upset about that television you people sold me. I got it home and the thing doesnt work! The line, the , therere lines all over the picture. Im just not satisfied. Id li
11、ke to have my money back or give me a new television.M: Well, its not my fault! What did you do with it when you got it home?W: I just plugged it in and turned it on.M: Well, it was working fine when you took itwhen you left here.W: Well, I think the least thing you people can do is to come over and
12、 adjust it for me, and make sure the things working all right.M: Well, I wouldnt mind doing that. Or you could bring it here and Ill have a look at it. But you bought a second-hand TV and theres only a two days warranty on it.W: Second-hand! Second-hand? That thing was supposed to be new! Your sales
13、man told me it was brand new!M: Well, I cant warrant for this.Text 10 Mr. White was at the theater. He found himself in the middle of a group of American ladies, some of them middle-aged and some quite old. Before the curtain went up on the play, they all talked and joked a lot together. After the f
14、irst act of the play, one lady apologized to Mr. White for the noisiness of her friends. He answered that he was very glad to see American ladies so obviously enjoying their visit to England. Mr. Whites neighbor explained what they were doing there. “You know, I have known these ladies all my life,” she said, “they have all lost their husbands, and call themselves the Merry Widows. They go abroad every summer for a month or two and have a lot of fun. I had wanted to join their club for a long time, bud didnt qualify for membership until the spring of this year.”
