I．語法 (GRAMMAR) telephone (telephoned) clean (cleaned) arrive (arrived) be (was, were) do (did) speak (spoke) say (said) Did you telephone me last night? Yes, I did./No, I didn't. I didn't telephone you yesterday. When did you telephone me? I telephoned you at nine o'clock last night. II．經(jīng)典口語習(xí)語、詞組、諺語 (PHRASES/IDIOMS/PROVERBS) ● airhead ● cold fish ● get one's teeth into ● dear John letter ● hot air ● Time and tide wait for no man. ● There is no use crying over spilt milk. ● He is rich that has few wants. III．地道情景表達(dá) (SITUATIONAL EXPRESSIONS) 在醫(yī)院里 In hospital (Doctor and Patient): — You don't look very well. You'd better see a doctor. — What's wrong/the matter with you? — I've caught a bad cold/cough. — Don't worry./Take it easy. There is nothing serious. — I don't fell very well, I have a/toothache/headache/fever — You look awful/terrible/pale. — You must stay/remain in bed. You need a good rest. — How are you feeling now? — My ... hurts./I've a sore throat./I've got a pain in my back/leg/... — I'm afraid you need an X-ray. — I'll take your temperature. Be patient, please. — I'll give you some medicine./I'll write down a prescription. — When shall I take the medicine? — How often should I take these pills?/How many tablets should I take each time? — It doesn't matter. You'll feel better soon. — You look fine/in the pink.