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[00:00.00]恒星英语学习网Unit 8

[00:02.82]Pages 61 and 62

[00:07.00]Talk about it!

[00:10.11]Listen.Point.

[00:13.61]an astronaut

[00:18.42]a firefighter

[00:23.61]a nurse

[00:28.42]a police officer

[00:33.62]a stomachache

[00:40.91]a headache

[00:45.22]a toothache

[00:50.10]a cold

[00:54.41]Come on,guys!

[00:57.31]Pages 61 and 62

[01:07.50]Talk about it!

[01:10.79]Listen.Point.

[01:14.08]-This place is great.

[01:22.39]-Look!A roller coaster!Come on,guys!

[01:32.47]-This place is great.

[01:40.75]-Look!A roller coaster!Come on,guys! [01:49.77]-Is there any juice?

[01:53.06]-Yes,there is.

[01:56.56]-Is there any juice?

[02:00.87]-Yes,there is.

[02:04.37]-I want to be an astronaut.

[02:13.77]-Not me.I want to be a firefighter. [02:25.27]-I want to be an astronaut.

[02:32.76]-Not me.I want to be a firefighter. [02:42.95]-Are you O.K?

[02:46.53]-No,I have a stomachache.

[02:52.04]-Why don’t you sit down?

[02:55.83]-Are you O.K?

[03:00.22]-No,I have a stomachache.

[03:05.52]-Why don’t you sit down?

[03:09.70]Page 63

[03:19.18]Build it! 1

[03:22.40]Vocabulary

[03:25.69]Listen.Repeat.

[03:29.40]juice

[03:35.88]peanut butter

[03:41.96]bread

[03:47.37]crackers

[03:53.95]grapes

[04:00.43]potato chips

[04:07.75]Listen.Repeat.

[04:15.74]-There’s some juice in the the basket.

[04:22.84]-There are some crackers in the basket.

[04:30.55]Page 64

[04:39.33]Build it! 2

[04:43.01]Vocabulary.

[04:45.81]Listen.Repeat.

[04:49.72]lemonade

[04:56.02]potato salad

[05:02.81]chicken

[05:08.82]cookies

[05:14.80]sandwiches

[05:21.49]raisins

[05:28.70]Listen.Repeat.

[05:36.90]-Is there any lemonade?

[05:40.40]-Yes,there is.

[05:43.69]-Is there any lemonade? [05:47.09]-Yes,there is.

[05:50.38]-Are there any cookies? [05:53.67]-No,there aren’t.

[05:57.36]-Are there any cookies? [06:00.75]-No,there aren’t.

[06:03.83]Sing-A-Gram.

[06:56.44]Page 65

[07:06.21]Review it! 1

[07:09.32]Listen.Write(Yes)or(No). [08:10.21]Use it!

[08:12.93]Listen.Repeat.

[08:16.51]-Are there any rainsins? [08:19.80]-Yes,there are.

[08:24.08]-Are there any rainsins? [08:27.38]-Yes,there are.

[08:30.38]-Is there any juice?

[08:33.57]-No,there isn’t.

[08:36.47]-Is there any juice?

[08:39.58]-No,there isn’t.

[08:42.48]Page 66

[08:52.87]Read it!

[08:55.77]Listen.Point.

[08:59.17]ar shark car cart farm

[09:14.16]or fork short north horse

[09:31.64]Page 67

[09:40.83]Review it! 2

[09:44.12]Listen.Check.

[09:47.91]I want to be a police officer. [09:57.19]I want to be a firefighter.

[10:05.78]I have a headache.

[10:14.56]I have a cold.

[10:22.34]a farm car

[10:29.84]a short fork

[10:37.44]Sing it!

[11:34.33]Page 68

[11:37.42]Enjoy it!

[11:40.63]Mr.Mouse is in the U.S.

[11:47.21]He wants to be a firefighter. [11:51.71]Have fun,Mr.Mouse.

[11:56.59]-I want to be a police office. [12:03.49]-Not me.

[12:09.86]What’s in the present?

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