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《海外英语》2014,(10):22-22
So, you thought you knew English, did you？ Here are some of the newest words in the English language.The 80s was the generation of the Yuppie. In the 1990s we were introduced to the ＂new man＂--the caring, emotionally-liberal man. But, what about the first decade of the 21 st century？ Here are some new words for you to learn. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(10):39-39
Are you an attention seeker？ Are you the kind of person who loves attention at work？ Or do you prefer to remain anonymous？ Do our quiz and find out whether you are an attention seeker or not,1. Work is an opportunity to： a） Progress in the profession of my choice. b） Show everyone what a great and fantastic person I am. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(10):16-16
Learn the kind of English you need for social occasions. This month： renting a car. Listen and repeat these expressions.Part I What you say I＇d like to rent a car, please. How much is it per hour？ How much is it per day？ How much is it per kilometre？ How much is the insurance？ Do you need to see my driver＇ s licence？ 相似文献
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＂I used to freeze the time and said ＇I love you＇ for thousand times when you didn＇t know. I feel it the way that if l say it in the river of time, it will flow as time flows and eventually vanishes. So instead, I said it when time was frozen. I love you, Cheon Song-yi. I love you.＂ Spend less than one second to figure out its origin？ Know exactly in which episode the line is？ You must be a straight-A fan of the drama! 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):11-11
People always say that hard work never killed anybody. Oh yeah？When was the last time you ever heard of anyone who ＂rested to death＂？ Being punctual in our office was of no benefit whatsoever. There was never anybody around to appreciate it. Our office was always on the cutting edge of technology. Not only did we have computers that spoke and listened, some of them even got ulcers. Did you ever notice how the people who complain the most about not having enough time to do all their work, are the same ones who always stop and tell everyone that they don＇t have enough time to do all their work？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(9):18-18
Learn the kind of English you need for social occasions. This month： the bus. Part Ⅰ~ Listen and repeat these expressions. What you say Which is the bus for London？ Where is the bus stop？ What time is the next bus to Birmingham？ What＇ s the best way to get to Halifax by bus？ What time does the last bus for Liverpool leave？ Where can I get the number 34 bus？ Where do I get off for the Science museum？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(11):24-24
When was the last time you did a bit of lobbying？ We all lobby at some point in our lives： persuading a work subordinate to do something, convincing a friend to go along with an idea of yours, talking a partner into buying something... Lobbying is all about trying to get people to do the things that you want them to do through the careful construction of logical arguments. But when lobbying involves big business it＇s seen as controversial. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):13-13
Part Ⅰ Listenand repeat these expressions.What you say . Is there a garage near here？ I＇d like sixteen litres ofdiese please. I＇d like 20 litres of the four-star unleaded, please. Fill it up, please./Fill it with super, please. Could you check the tyre pressure, please？ Could you check the water, please？ Could you check the oil, please？ Is this the road to Birmingham？ Which turning do I need totake for Manchester？ Which exit is it for Liverpool？ What＇s the traffic like？ I think we＇re lost. Could you tell me how to get here？ I think I took the wrong exit. How do I get into the town centre？ Is there a motel near here？ Can I leave the car here, please？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):25-25
What you say . How much is it, please？ What＇ s the total amount？ Are you going to buy it？ How much are you going to spend？ How much do you earn a month？ How much have you got in savings？ How many bank accounts do you have？ Did you save any money last month？ Shall we go shopping？ How much did that cost you？ Where did you get that？ Was it expensive/cheap？ I＇ ll get this one. / I＇ II pay for this. Lunch is on me. / I＇ II get lunch. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(7):11-11
The Oscars This month, two young British people are talking about the Oscars. Listen to the conversation and answer these questions.1. What does one of the speakers say in favour of the Oscars？ 2. What does the other speaker say against the Oscars？ Andy： So, the Oscars are coming up. So, you going to be watching it？ I＇ m really looking forward to it. Chris： Er, well, i tend to skip the Oscars. I don＇t really think it reflects the movie-going public＇s opinion of films. 相似文献
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《双语学习》2013,(8):29-29
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《海外英语》2014,(8):12-12
Read ＆ listen! The best way to learn new words is to do it the natural way： by reading and listening to lots of English. And if you read and listen to things that you＇ re really interested in, you ＇ll improve your range of vocabulary without even realising it as you absorb language within interesting content. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(7):40-40
1. There＇ s a new employee just arrived in the office. What do you say to him？ a） Here, I＇ll show you around and introduce you to everyone. b） I＇ m the boss here and don＇t forget it, Now go and make some teat2. A junior colleague comes to you for help understanding a document. What do you say？ 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(8):41-41
See if you can complete this crossword. It＇s based on words and expressions from the magazine. So, the best thing is to do it after reading all the magazine. How much can you remember？Across 2. person who gives advice or help to an organisation. 4. Money, equipment, services, etc. for people in poor countries. 6. A piece of equipment for going up to a high place. It has steps on it. 相似文献
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《海外英语》2014,(12):14-14
Podcasts Listen to these two Americans chatting about podcasts. Mary： Hey, how＇s it going？ Greg： Hey, how are you？ Mary： I＇m well. Greg： OK. Mary： Er, have you heard about this latest podcast？ Greg： No, I haven＇t, how does it work？ Mary： Well, I just heard about it of different files, different chats, things like that. Greg： Right. so I＇ve been downloading lots political talks, the news, the BBC, Mary： It＇ s great. I was just listening to it on my way over to the bar. Greg： Well, I don＇t know, erm. I＇m not really the type of person who really, like, you know, with all these different things like Intemet and stuff like that. i don＇ t know how that stuff works. Mary： But it doesn＇t interest you at all？ Greg： Well, 1 hate reading and I never watch TV, so I really don＇ t even know what I would need it for. 相似文献