Lesson 03 No Words Needed

영어I-Lesson3-듣기대본.hwp

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Listen & Speak 1

B Listen in

1. M: Hey, Laura. What are you going to do this summer vacation?

W: I’m planning to go on a trip to Paris. This is my first visit and I’m curious about the city.

M: Oh, I’ve been there once before. It is a very romantic city with some famous buildings like the Eiffel Tower and the Arch of Triumph.

W: I can’t wait for the vacation.

2. W: I have never been to Hong Kong. What’s it like?

M: It is famous for its night views.

W: I see. I’m also curious about their language.

M: People there speak English and Chinese.

3. M: You are from Australia, aren’t you?

W: Yes, I’m from Sydney.

M: Can you tell me about Sydney?

W: It’s a city with a beautiful harbor. The

Sydney Opera House is also very famous.

C Listen and do

M: Welcome to the World Travel Information Center. I’m Devin. How can I help you?

W: I’m planning to go on a trip to Cuba. But I don’t know much about the country.

M: Oh, Cuba is a really interesting country. It’s famous for its beautiful beaches and many old buildings.

W: Really? Can you tell me more about Cuba?

M: Havana is the capital of Cuba. It’s full of old cars, bicycles, friendly people, and, of course, music. People play music everywhere in Havana.

W: Sounds interesting. How about the weather in summer?

M: It’s hot, even in the evening.

W: I see. I’m also curious about their language.

M: The Cuban people speak Spanish. Why don’t you take this brochure? You can get some general information about Cuba from it.

W: Looks great. Thanks for your help.

D Build a dialogue

M: What would you like to do on vacation?

W: I’m planning a trip to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil with Adriana. I’m curious about the city.

M: Oh, I lived there for three years.

W: Really? What’s it like?

M: It’s famous for Copacabana.

W: Can you tell me about it?

M: They say Copacabana is the most beautiful beach in the world.

W: Sounds terrific. I can’t wait any longer.

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Listen & Speak 2

B Listen in

1. W: Ian, when are you going to India?

M: Next Saturday. I’m very excited about that. Do you have anything to tell me about India?

W: Um... nothing special, but you should not offer to shake hands with a girl in India. It’s rude.

M: Oh, I didn’t know that. Thanks.

2. W: Daniel, do you know what the thumbs-up gesture means in Australia?

M: Of course. It’s a rude gesture. You should not do that in Australia. Why do you ask?

W: In fact, I made the gesture to my friend from Australia. He looked very upset.

M: I think you should apologize to him.

3. W: I don’t know why Ms. Smith got so embarrassed.

M: What happened?

W: Well, I just asked her how old she was.

M: Oh, you made a big mistake. In many countries, you should not ask a lady’s age.

W: Really? I didn’t know that.

C Listen and do

W: I’m invited to dinner at Jena’s house.

M: That’s great, but there is one thing you should remember.

W: Really? What is it?

M: You should not be late for dinner. And arriving too early is not good manners, either.

W: Okay, I will remember that. Can I bring her a gift?

M: Of course you can. Chocolate or cookies are always nice gifts.

W: I see. Is there anything else I should know?

M: Um... you shouldn’t begin eating until the hostess starts or says to begin.

W: Oh, I didn’t know that. Thanks.

D Build a dialogue

W: When meaning yes, what gesture do you make?

M: I just nod my head. Why do you ask that?

W: Nodding your head doesn’t always mean the same thing everywhere. In Bulgaria, you shouldn’t nod your head to mean yes.

M: What does the gesture mean there?

W: It means no.

M: Oh, I didn’t know that. What gesture should I make for yes, then?

W: Shake your head. It means yes.

M: Really? That’s interesting.

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Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen and answer

W: Hey, Jeremy. If you had some time to travel, where would you want to go?

M: Hmm... I’d like to go to Vietnam. One of my e-pals lives in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam. I want to meet him.

W: Oh, I envy you. I want to go there sometime later.

M: He says it’s famous for the different shapes of the islands.

W: That sounds interesting.

M: I’d like to visit some temples there, too.

W: You know what? You should not wear shorts when visiting temples.

M: Oh, I didn’t know that.

( Step 3 ) Answer the questions

M: Suppose you plan to go on a trip. Your friend asks you four questions. Try to answer the questions based on what you answered in Step 2. You should answer with one or two full sentences.

Question Number 1. Where would you like to travel?

Question Number 2. Why do you want to go to that place?

Question Number 3. What is that place famous for?

Question Number 4. What do travelers

have to keep in mind when visiting that place?

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Review

1. W: Have you been to Greece, Daniel?

M: Yes, I’ve been there twice. Why do you ask?

W: I’m going to Greece this summer to meet my e-pal. I’m curious about Greece.

M: It’s famous for mythology and architecture. The Greek temple, the Parthenon, is a must-visit for tourists.

W: What’s the weather like in summer?

M: It’s sunny and warm in summer.

W: Sounds great. I can’t wait any longer.

2. M: Hey, Sieun. I’ve been looking for you all day.

W: Hi, Josh. What’s up?

M: Well, I’m going to visit Korea this weekend. Is there any Korean etiquette I should know?

W: Well... First, when entering a Korean home, you should remove your shoes.

M: Really? I didn’t know that.

W: Tipping is not usual in Korea. You need not tip a taxi driver.

M: Okay.

W: And you should eat your rice with a spoon.

M: Sounds interesting. Thank you for your advice.

3. W: Suppose you are planning to visit a foreign country this coming summer vacation. A friend of yours comes to you and asks you four questions about your plans. You should answer with one or two full sentences.

Question Number 1. Which country would you like to visit?

Question Number 2. Why do you want to visit the country?

Question Number 3. What is the country famous for?

Question Number 4. What should you keep in mind when visiting the country?