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1、 English USA Lesson 34 Expressing Both Specific andEILEEN: What time does the train go?MARTIN: At nine-fifteen.EILEEN: What time does it arrive in Pittsburgh?MARTIN: I don”t know.?EILEEN: When is your meeting?MARTIN: I have many meetings. They are in the afternoon.?EILEEN: When are you coming home?M
2、ARTIN: Tonight.?EILEEN: We”re going to meet the train.?MARTIN: Is Alan going to come with you?EILEEN: Yes, he is.?MARTIN: When is his game?EILEEN: Tomorrow evening.?MARTIN: Isn”t the game this evening?EILEEN: No, it isn”t. It”s tomorrow evening.?MARTIN: When was it last week?EILEEN: It was on Wednes
3、day. It”s on Thursday this week.?MARTIN: I see. What time is the game?EILEEN: Is”t at seven-thirty.?MARTIN: Good. I”m going to go.?EILEEN: That”s wonderful. He wants you to go.?MARTIN: When are you going to your office?EILEEN: After lunch. I worked late last night.?MARTIN: What time are you going to
4、 go?EILEEN: At one-thirty. What time is the train tonight?MARTIN: It arrives at eight-forty-five.?EILEEN: OK. Sue can come, too. Can you eat on the train?MARTIN: Yes, I can. But I”m going to eat in Pittsburgh.?EILEEN: Good. Sue can finish her homework before dinner.?MARTIN: What time are you going t
5、o have dinner?EILEEN: At seven o”clock.?MARTIN: When are you going to come to the train station?EILEEN: At eight o”clock.?Practice 1：假如不必说明准确的时间，可以用比拟笼统的方式表示时间。?Examples:MARTIN: In the afternoon. Tonight.?EILEEN: Tomorrow evening. On Wednesday. On Thursday.After lunch. Last night. Before dinner.?MAR
6、TIN: At nine-fifteen.?EILEEN: At seven-thirty. At one-thirty.?MARTIN: At eight-forty-five.?EILEEN: At seven o”clock. At eight o”clock.?会话A : 在火车站?艾 琳：火车几点开?马 丁：9点15分。?艾 琳：什么时候到匹兹堡?马 丁：我不清晰。?艾 琳：会议什么时候开?马 丁：我有很多会议，它们都是在下午。?艾 琳：你什么时候回家?马 丁：今晚。?艾 琳：我们来接站。?马 丁：艾伦和你一起来吗?艾 琳：是的，他来。?马 丁：他的球赛是在什么时候?艾 琳：明天晚上
7、。?马 丁：球赛不是在今日晚上吗?艾 琳：不，不是。是在明天晚上。?马 丁：上周球赛是在什么时候进展的?艾 琳：是在星期三，这周是在星期四。?马 丁：我明白了，球赛是在几点?艾 琳：7点30分。?马 丁：好，我要去看。?艾 琳：那好极了，他想要你去。?马 丁：你什么时候去上班?艾 琳：午饭后，我昨晚工作得很晚。?马 丁：你几点去上班?艾 琳：一点半，火车今晚几点到?马 丁：8点45分到。?艾 琳：好吧，苏也能来，你能在火车上吃饭吗?马 丁：能。但我将在匹兹堡吃饭。?艾 琳：好，苏在晚饭前能完成作业。?马 丁：你们什么时候吃晚饭?艾 琳：7点。?马 丁：你什么时候到火车站?艾 琳：8点。?Con
8、versation B?EILEEN: Martin, when did you first visit Pittsburgh?MARTIN: In 1975. I wrote a story about Pittsburgh ten years ago. I wrote a story three years ago. And I visited last year, too.?EILEEN: When did you first visit Washington?MARTIN: I don”t know. Many years ago.?Practice 2：表示过去的大事或活动的时间短语
9、，经常是由“表示时间的名词(词组)+副词 ago”构成，也可由“形容词 last+表示时间的名词”或“in+年月”构成。?Examples: MARTIN: Three years ago. Ten years ago. Many years ago. ? In 1975.?Last year.?会话B?艾 琳：马丁，你第一次访问匹兹堡是在什么时候?马 丁：在1975年，10年前我写过一篇有关匹兹堡的报导。我3年前写过一篇报导，我去年也写过一次。?艾 琳：你第一次访问华盛顿是在什么时候?马 丁：我记不清晰了，很多年以前。?Conversation C?MARTIN: Are you going
10、 shopping today?EILEEN: Yes.?MARTIN: When are you going shopping.?EILEEN: After work. I must buy some food.?MARTIN: Please buy some coffee.?EILEEN: Don”t we have coffee?MARTIN: No, I finished the coffee.?EILEEN: When?MARTIN: This morning. I made coffee for breakfast. When did you buy coffee?EILEEN:
11、I bought coffee last week. Are you drinking too much coffee?MARTIN: I like coffee.?EILEEN: When do you drink so much coffee?MARTIN: In the morning. I like coffee in the morning.?EILEEN: What time is it. Martin?MARTIN: It”s nine-twenty.?EILEEN: What time is the train to Pittsburgh?MARTIN: At nine-thi
12、rty.?EILEEN: May I buy a newspaper? I didn”t read the newspaper this morning. ?MARTIN: I don”t know. Can you wait?EILEEN: When can I buy the newspaper?MARTIN: In a few minutes. I”m going in a few minutes.?EILEEN: Martin, are you going to work on Saturday?MARTIN: No, I don”t like to work on weekends.
13、?EILEEN: Can you take Sue and her friends to the park?MARTIN: When?EILEEN: In the afternoon. There is band concert.?MARTIN: What time is the concert?EILEEN: The concert is at two-fifteen.?MARTIN: What band is playing?EILEEN: There are three school bands playing. Some of Sue”s friends are playing in
14、the band.?MARTIN: What time are they going to finish?EILEEN: At four o”clock. I want to work on Saturday.?MARTIN: Do you want to work at home?EILEEN: No, I can”t. I want to work at the office.?VALERIE: Eileen? Hi. How are you?EILEEN: Hello! What are you doing here, Valerie? Martin, this is Valerie McCormick.?MARTIN: Hello. Eileen told me about you. I”m happy to meet you. ?VALERIE: How are you? ?MARTIN: Fine, thanks.?EILEEN: Where are you going? What are you doing here?VALERIE: I”m going home. I brought my husband to the train.?EILEEN: What time is his train?VALERIE: It was at nine-ten. I
