Lesson 02 A New Way of Looking at Comics

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Listen & Speak 1

B Listen in

1. M: Jamie, how about trying that new burger at McDubbies?

W: Gosh, that looks good! Let’s go get it!

M: I knew you would like it. Let’s see. How about meeting at 4:00 after school?

W: Good.

2. M: Casey, do you have any special plans for this weekend?

W: Let me check my planner for a moment. I’m going to the dentist on Saturday morning, but there’s nothing special after that.

M: Great! How about going bike riding to the lake?

W: That’s a good idea!

3. W: Mr. Giles, I’m having a hard time with my history report. Would you mind helping me out with this?

M: Not at all, Brooke.

W: Great. Is it okay if I visit your office at 4:00?

M: Let me think. I guess it wouldn’t be a problem. See you after class, then.

W: Thank you very much.

C Listen and do

W: Hey, Mike. You love seeing movies, don’t you?

M: Yes, I am really into them.

W: How about going to see Kungfu Bear together? It’s playing at the theaters now.

M: Sounds cool.

W: I knew you’d like that idea. What day is good for you?

M: Let me check my planner for a moment. How about Saturday?

W: I’m sorry, I can’t make it on Saturday. I have a family meeting. Any time would be fine except Saturday.

M: All right, then let’s make it on Sunday.

W: Cool! See you then!

D Build a dialogue

M: How’s it going with your presentation?

W: I’ve just finished my last slide.

M: Good for you. How about going to see a movie after school?

W: Sounds great. What movie do you have in mind?

M: True Love. You love romantic films, don’t you?

W: Yes, I really like them.

M: What time shall we meet then? Will five o’clock be all right?

W: Let me check my planner for a moment. It’s perfectly all right.

M: Then, let’s make it at 5:00 at the school library.

W: OK. See you.

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Listen & Speak 2

B Listen in

1. W: Hey, Alex, what’s so funny?

M: Oh, this webcomic Jungle College makes me smile.

W: What’s so special about that webcomic?

M: It’s very amusing. Besides, their life looks just like mine. I feel very close to them.

2. W: What reality TV shows do you like best, Sangwu?

M: Frankly speaking, I don’t like reality TV shows.

W: That’s surprising. Why not?

M: I used to enjoy them, but all of them look similar now. I think they’re boring.

3. W: Josh, have you ever heard of The Wanderers?

M: Yes. Don’t you know I’m a big fan of comics? It is my favorite comic.

W: Really? Would you tell me more about it?

M: Sure. It is an SF story about a priest fighting against evil. I dare say it is just terrific.

C Listen and do

W: Hi, Subin. Is there anything good on TV?

M: I just started watching The Brave: Season 3. It’s a British TV series.

W: What’s the story about?

M: Have you read any of The Brave books?

W: No. I’ve only seen The Brave movies.

M: Both the TV series and the movies are based on the books by Allan Dyke.

W: I see. The TV series must be as realistic as the movies. What do you think?

M: You’re right. It’s thrilling to see the criminals hunted down.

W: When will the next episode be on?

M: The show is on every Saturday at 9:00 p.m. on UBC One.

D Build a dialogue

M: Have you read Dyke’s new book?

W: Is he the author of Silent Sea?

M: Yes. His new book, Magic River, was released recently.

W: What’s the story about?

M: It’s about a girl who has to find an ancient stone to save her fellow villagers.

W: Sounds interesting. What do you think of it?

M: It’s just fascinating. She travels all over the world. She fights against every evil.

W: It must be thrilling. I think I should read it myself.

M: You should. I dare say this book will be his best work ever.

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Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen and answer

M: Last week, we visited Garam High School and surveyed the students on the activities they enjoy during their spare time. Among 237 students, 93 students responded that they spend most of the time searching the Internet. This category was the most common response. 69 students said they watch TV or go to movies, and 36 students study or read in their spare time. 24 students answered that they spend time listening to music, and the least number of students, 15, said they exercise in their spare time.

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Review

1. W: Hey, Logan. They say this weekend will be much warmer.

M: That’s great. I’m planning to go to a baseball game on Saturday. Why don’t you join me, Katy?

W: Sounds exciting. What time shall we meet?

M: Let me see. The game starts at 2:00. Why don’t we meet at 1:30?

W: Okay. Let’s meet in front of the main gate at 1:30.

2. M: What did you do last weekend?

W: I saw the musical, White Bird.

M: What did you think of the musical?

W: I think it was just stunning.

M: What makes you think so?

W: First of all, it was a very fascinating story about young artists.

M: Sounds interesting. Anything else?

W: The songs were very romantic and beautiful. And the main actress sang very well.

M: That sounds amazing! I should see it myself.

W: You should. I dare say it’s the musical of this year.