新英语概念第一册0-100

新概念一第100课课文《新概念英语》第一册第100课的课文是一篇名为《A polite request（一份礼貌的请求）》的短文。

这篇课文主要讲述的是在书信中如何礼貌地提出请求。

作者首先提到了他经常收到读者的来信，并表示感谢。

然后，他解释了很多读者对于他们采用英语学习的问题感到困惑。

他们不确定是否应该用特定的语法规则，还是决定是否要学习一种标准的口音。

由于这些问题很常见，作者希望能够在这封信中给出一些建议。

在邮件的正文中，作者非常礼貌地建议读者保持学习英语的热情，并向他们提供了一些重要的建议。

作者认为，学习语言的过程是相对困难和耗时间的，但只要保持积极心态和坚持不懈的努力，就能够取得成功。

同时，作者还提到了很多人之所以感到沮丧的原因之一是因为他们一开始就追求过高的目标。

因此，作者告诫读者要根据自己的能力，慢慢地学习和提高。

接下来，作者向读者提供了一些建议，以帮助他们获得更好的学习效果。

首先，作者鼓励读者利用任何学习英语的机会，如参加英语角、与外国友人聊天等等。

其次，作者建议读者购买一些适合自己水平的英语学习材料，如教材、小说、听力练习等等。

此外，作者还提到了参加英语培训班或者请私人教师是非常有效的学习方法。

最后，作者提醒读者要经常进行自我测试和评估，以了解自己的进步。

整篇课文以一种亲切和鼓励的口吻来提出建议，使得读者能够从中获得积极的学习动力。

通过阅读这篇课文，读者不仅能够了解到作者对英语学习的态度和建议，还能够学到如何在书信中礼貌地表达自己的请求。

总之，第一册第100课的课文《A polite request（一份礼貌的请求）》是一篇非常实用和具有启发意义的文章，通过作者的建议和指导，读者可以更好地学习英语，并提升自己的语言能力。

这篇课文的主题是如何礼貌地表达请求，给读者提供了一些建议来帮助他们在学习英语的过程中取得成功。

New Concept English Final ExamNameI. Listen and choose the word. 2’X5( ) 1. A. Greece B. Germany C. Sweden D. Switzerland( ) 2. A. Athens B. Berlin C. Stockholm D. Geneva( ) 3. A. having B. working C. cooking D. shaving( ) 4. A. see B. saw C. seen D. seeing( ) 5. A. speak B. spoke C. spoken D. speakingII. Listen and fill the blanks. 2’X5Nigel is our new neighbour. He’s a . He was in the R.A.F. He will fly to New York next month. The month after next he’ll fly to Tokyo. At the moment, he’s in Madrid. He to Spain a week ago. He’ll return to London the week after next. He’s only years old, and he has already been to every country in the world. Nigel is a very lucky man. But his wife isn’t very lucky. She usually stays at home.III. Look and choose the right answers. 1’X10( ) 1. That’s good news ____________ you.A. ofB. atC. forD. about( ) 2. ______________ is the capital of America.A. New YorkB. TokyoC. BeijingD. Washington D.C.( ) 3. She ____________ better not be late again.( ) 4. My father never w ent to Xi’an, ___________?A. is heB. isn’t heC. did heD. didn’t he( ) 5. I’m the best in the class, ____________?A. am IB. am not IC. are ID. aren’t I( ) 6. The boy isn’t __________ __________ to reach the lift.A. too shortB. too tallC.short enoughD. tall enough( ) 7. Did she enjoy ______________ at the party?A. sheB. herC. hersD. herself( ) 8. Our chairs are better than _________.A. theyB. themC. theirD. theirs( ) 9. Whose keys are these? ____________.A. They’re my.B. They’re mine keys.C. They belong to I.D. They belong to me. ( ) 10. He ____________ that he ____________ tired.A. say, feelB. says, feelC. say, feelsD. says, feelsIV. Look and write the right word. 1’X101.Helen and Jim ______________ (want) to have lunch in the garden.2.He ______________ (write) four letters to his wife every week.3.Listen! Who ______________ ______________ (sing) in the next room now?4.Look! Jane’s parents ______________ ______________（fight）.5.Harrison ______________ (have) a car accident last week.6.Tim ______________ ______________ (not visit) his uncle yesterday afternoon.7.They ______________ already ______________ (finish) their homework.8.Sandy ______________ ______________ (not leave) yet.9.I ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ (buy) a new car tomorrow.10.There ______________ ______________ (be) a school meeting next Sunday.V. Sentence transformation. 2’X101.Was it sunny yesterday? （作肯定回答）2.Has he finished his breakfast yet? （作否定回答）3.There is some money in the box. （变否定句）4.My grandparents watch TV every evening. （变否定句）5.My mother works in a hospital. （改为一般疑问句）6.They’ve already finished dinner. （改为一般疑问句）7.Helen always arrives home at 6 o’clock everyday. (对划线部分提问)8.That yellow umbrella is Lucy’s. (对划线部分提问)9.He went to school yesterday. (对划线部分提问)10.I will go the New York next month. (对划线部分提问)VI. Make sentences. 2’X51. always word. have Women last the2. very much, does he? He doesn’t say3. had better the doctor I think see you.4. enough for me. weren’t easy The English and Maths paper5. address on the handle a label There’s with my name and on it.VII. Reading Comprehension. 2’X5A Girl or A Boy, A Woman or A man?A lot of boys and girls in America are wearing the same clothes and many of them have long hair. So it is often difficult to tell whether they are boys or girls.One day an old man went for a walk in a park in Washington, and he was tired,he sat down on a bench. A young person was standing on the other side of the pond."Excuse me," the old man said to the person next to him on the bench, "Do you see the person with the red trousers and long hair? Is it a boy or a girl?""A girl," said his neighbour, "She is my daughter.""Oh," the old said quickly, "I am sorry, but I didn't know that you were her mother.""I'm not," said the other person. "I'm her father."1. It isn't often easy to tell whether many of American children are boys or girl ____.A. because they all look like each otherB. because they are wearing the same kinds of caps and shoes.C. because they have long hair and wear the same clothes.2. One day an old man went for a walk in ____.A. the street in WashingtonB. the Washington Park in AmericaC. a park in Washington3. There were ____ persons beside the pond, they are ____.A. three ... a man, a woman and a girlB. three ... two men and a girlC. two ... a man and a girl4. The young person wore ____.A. a pair of red trousersB. on a pair of red trousersC. with a pair of red trousers5. The old man thought his neighbour was the girl's ____.A. motherB. fatherC. brotherVIII. Writing. 20’My Day。

新概念英语课文（全英文）L1Excuse me!Yes?Is this your handbag?Pardon?Is this your handbag?Yes, it isThank you very muchL3My coat and my umbrella please Here is my ticketThank you, sirNumber fiveHere's your umbrella and your coat This is not my umbrellaSorry sirIs this your umbrella?No, it isn'tIs this it?Yes, it isThank you very muchL5Good morningGood morning, Mr BlakeThis is Miss Sophie Dupont Sophie is a new studentShe is FrenchSophie, this is HansHe is GermanNice to meet youAnd this is NaokoShe's JapaneseNice to meet youAnd this is Chang-wooHe's KoreanNice to meet youAnd this is LumingHe is ChineseNice to meet youAnd this is XiaohuiShe's Chinese, tooNice to meet youL7I am a new studentMy name's RobertNice to meet youMy name's SophieAre you French?Yes, I amAre you French too?No, I am notWhat nationality are you?I'm ItalianAre you a teacher?No, I'm notWhat's your job?I'm a keyboard operatorWhat's your job?I'm an engineerL9Hello, HelenHi, StevenHow are you today?I'm very well, thank youAnd you?I'm fine, thanksHow is Tony?He's fine, thanksHow's Emma?She's very well, too, Helen Goodbye, HelenNice to see youNice to see you, too, Steven GoodbyeL11Whose shirt is that?Is this your shirt, Dave?NoIt's not my shirtThis is my shirtMy shirt's blueIs this shirt Tim's?Perhaps it is, sirTim's shirt's whiteTim!Yes, sir?Is this your shirt?Yes, sirHere you areCatch!Thank you, sirL13What colour's your new dress? It's greenCome upstairs and see itThank youLook! Here it is!That's nice dressIt's very smartMy hat's new, tooWhat colour is it?It's the same colourIt's green, tooThat is a lovely hat!L15Are you Swedish?No, we are notWe are DanishAre your friends Danish, too?No, they aren'tThey are NorwegianYour passports, pleaseHere they areAre these your cases?No, they aren'tOur cases are brownHere they areAre you tourists?Yes, we areAre your friends tourists too?Yes, they areThat's fineThank you very muchL17Come and meet our employees, Mr Richards Thank you, Mr JacksonThis is Nicola Grey,and this is Claire TaylorHow do you do?Those women are very hard-workingWhat are their jobs?They're keyboard operatorsThis is Michael Baker,and this is Jeremy ShortHow do you do?They aren't very busy!What are their jobs?They're sales repsThey're very lazyWho is this young man?This is JimHe's our office assistantL19What's the matter, children?We're tiredand thirsty,MumSit down hereAre you all rightNo, we aren'tLook!There's an ice cream manTwo ice cream pleaseHere you are, childrenThanks, MumThese ice creams are niceAre you all right now?Yes, we are, thank you!L21Give me a book please, JaneWhich book?This one?No, not that oneThe red oneThis one?Yes, pleaseHere you areThank youL23Give me some glasses please, Jane Which glasses?These glasses?No, not thoseThe one on the shelfThese?Yes, pleaseHere you areThanksL25Mrs Smith's kitchen is smallThere is a refrigerator in the kitchenThe refrigerator is whiteIt is on the rightThere is an electric cooker in the kitchen The cooker is blueIt is on the leftThere is a table in the middle of the room There is a bottle on the tableThe bottle is emptyThere is a cup on the table, tooThe cup is cleanL27Mrs Smith's living room is largeThere is a television in the roomThe television is near the windowThere are some magazines on the television There is a table in the roomThere are some newspapers on the tableThere are some armchairs in the room The armchairs are near the tableThere is a stereo in the roomThe stereo is near the doorThere are some books on the stereo There are some pictures in the roomThe pictures are on the wallL29Come in, AmyShut the door, pleaseThis bedroom's very untidyWhat must I do, Mrs Jones?Open the window and air the roomThen put these clothes in the wardrobe Then make the bedDust the dressing tableThen sweep the floorL31Where's Sally, Jack?She's in the garden, JeanWhat's she doing?She's sitting under the treeIs Tim in the garden, too?Yes, he isHe's climbing the treeI beg your pardon?Who's climbing the tree?Tim isWhat about the dog?The dog's in the garden, tooIt's running across the grassIt's running after a catL33It is a fine day todayThere are some clouds in the sky,but the sun is shiningMr Jones is with his familyThey are walking over the bridgeThere are some boats on the riverMr Jones and his wife are looking at them Sally is looking at a big shipThe ship is going under the bridgeTim is looking at an aeroplaneThe aeroplane is flying over the river This is a photograph of our villageL35Our village is in a valleyIt is between two hillsThe village is on a riverHere is another photograph of the villageMy wife and I are walking along the banks of the riverWe are on the leftThere is a boy in the waterHe is swimming across the riverHere is another photographThis is the school buildingIt is beside a parkThe park is on the rightSome children are coming out of the building Some of them are going to the parkL37You're working hard, GeorgeWhat are you doing?I'm making a bookcaseGive me that hammer please, DanWhich hammer?This one?No, not that oneThe big oneHere you areThanks, DanWhat are you going to do now,George?I'm going to paint itWhat colour are you going to paint it?I'm going to paint it pinkPink!This bookcase isn't for meIt's for my daughter, SusanPink's her favourite colourL39 What are you going to do with that vase, Penny? I'm going to put it on this table, SamDon't do thatGive it to meWhat are you going to do with it?I'm going to put it here,in front of the windowBe careful!Don't drop it!Don't put there, SamPut it here,on this shelfThere we are!It's a lovely vaseThose flowers are lovely, tooL41 Is that bag heavy, Penny?Not veryHere!Put it on this chairWhat's in it?A piece of cheeseA loaf of breadA bar of soapA bar of ChocolateA bottle of milkA pound of sugarHalf a pound of coffeeA quarter of pound of teaAnd a tin of tobaccoIs that tin of tobacco for me?Well, it's certainly not for me!L43 Can you make the tea, Sam?Yes, of course I can, PennyIs there any water in this kettle?Yes, there isWhere's the tea?It's over there,behind the teapotCan you see it?I can see the teapot,but I can't see the teaThere it is!It's in front of your!Ah yes, I can see it nowWhere are the cups?There are some in the cupboardCan you find them?Yes Here they areHurry up, Sam!The kettle's boiling!L45 Can you come here a minute please, Bob? Yes, sir?Where's Pamela?She's next doorShe's in her office, sirCan she type this letter for me?Ask her pleaseYes, sirCan you type this letter for the boss please, Pamela? Yes, of course I canHere you areThank you, BobBob!Yes?What's the letterI can't type this letterI can't read it!The boss's handwriting is terrible!Do you like coffee, Ann?Yes, I doL47 Do you want a cup?Yes, please, ChristineDo you want any sugar?Yes, pleaseDo you want any milk?No, thank youI don't like milk in my coffeeI like black coffeeDo you like biscuits?Yes I doDo you want one?Yes, pleaseL49 Do you want any meat today Yes, pleaseDo you want beef or lamb?Beef, pleaseThis lamb's very goodI like lamb,but my husband doesn'tWhat about some steak?This is a nice pieceGive me that piece, pleaseAnd a pound of mince, tooDo you want a chicken,Mrs Bird? They 're very niceNo, thank youMy husband likes steak,but he doesn't like chickenTo tell you the truth,Mrs Bird,I don't like chicken either!L51 Where do you come from?I come from GreeceWhat's the climate like in your country? It's very pleasantWhat's the weather like in spring?It's often windy in MarchIt's always warm in April and May,but it rains sometimesWhat's it like in summer?It's always hot in June, July and AugustThe sun shines every dayIs it cold or warm in autumn?It's always warm in September and OctoberIt's often cold in November and it rains sometimesIs it very cold in winter?It's often cold in December, January and FebruaryIt snows sometimesL53 Where do you come from?I come from EnglandWhat's the climate like in your country?It's mild,but it's not always pleasantThe weather's often cold in Northand windy in the EastIt's often wet in the West and sometimes warm in the southWhich seasons do you like best?I like spring and summerThe days are long and the night are shortI don't like autumn and winterThe days are short and the nights are longThe sun rises late and set earlyOur climate is not very good,but it's certainly interestingIt's our favourite subject of conversationL55 The Sawyer live at 87 King StreetIn the morning, MrMrs Sawyer stays at home every dayShe does the houseworkShe always eats her lunch at noonIn the afternoon, she usually sees her friendsThey often drink tea togetherIn the evening, the children come home from school They arrive home earlyMr Sawyer comes home from workHe arrives home lateAt night, the children always do their homework Then they go to bedL57 Mr Sawyer usually reads his newspaper,but sometimes he and his wife watch televisionIt is eight o'clockThe children go to school by car every day,but today, they are going to school on footIt is ten o'clockbut this morning, she is going to the shopsIt is four o'clockIn the afternoon, Mrs Sawyer usually drinks tea in the living roomBut this after, she is drinking tea in the gardenIt is six o'clockIn the evening, the children usually do their homework,but this evening, they are not doing their homework At the moment, they are playing in the gardenIt is nine o'clockMr Sawyer usually reads his newspaper at nightBut he's not reading his newspaper tonightAt the moment, he's reading an interesting bookL59 I want some envelopes,pleaseDo you want the large size or the small size?The large size, pleaseDo you have any writing paper?Yes, we doI don't have any small padsI only have large oneDo you want a pad?Yes, pleaseAnd I want some glueA bottle of glueAnd I want a large box of chalk, tooI only have small boxesDo you want one?No, thank youIs that all?That's all, thank youWhat else do you want?I want my changeL61 Where's Jimmy?He's in bedWhat's the matter with him?He feels illHe looks illWe must call the doctorYes, we mustCan you remember the doctor's telephone number? Yes It's 09754Open your mouth, JimmyShow me your tongueSay, "Ah'What's the matter with him, doctor?He has a bad cold,Mr Williams,so he must stay in bed for a weekThat's good new for JimmyGood news?Why?Because he doesn't like school!L63 How's Jimmy today?Better Thank you,DoctorCan I see him please,Mrs Williams?Certainly, doctorCome up stairsYou look very well,JimmyYou are better now,but you mustn't get up yetYou must stay in bed for another two daysThe boy mustn't go to school yet,Mr WilliamsAnd he mustn't eat rich foodDoes he have a temperature, doctor?No, he doesn'tMust he stay in bed?Yes He must remain in bed for another two daysHe can get up for about two hours each day,but you must keep the room warmWhere's Mr Williams this evening?He's in bed, doctorCan you see him please?He has a bad cold, too!L65 What are you going to do this evening Jill?I'm going to meet some friends DadYou mustn't come home lateYou must be home at half past tenI can't get home so early, Dad!Can I have the key to the front door please?No, you can'tJill's eighteen years old, TomShe's not a babyGive her the keyShe always comes home earlyOh, all right!Here you areBut you mustn't come home after a quarter past elevenDo you hear?Yes DadThanks, MumThat's all right GoodbyeEnjoy yourself!We always enjoy ourselves, MumBye-bye L67 Hello Where you at the butcher's?Yes I wasWere you at butcher's, too?No, I wasn'tI was at the greengrocer'sHow's Jimmy today? He's very well, thank youWas he absent from school last week?Yes, he wasHe was absent on Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday and TuesdayHow are you all keeping?Very well, thank youWe're going to spend three days in the countryWe're going to stay at my mother's for the weekend Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the country!Aren't you lucky!L69 There is a car race near our town every yearIn 1995, there was a very big raceThere were hundreds of people thereMy wife and I were at the raceOur friends Julie and Jack were there, tooYou can see us in the crowdWe are standing on the leftThere were twenty cars in the raceThere were English cars, French cares, German cars Italian carsIt was an exciting finishThe winner was Billy StewartHe was in car number fifteenFive other cars were just behind himOn the way home, my wife said to me,'Don't drive so quickly! You're not Billy Stewart!'L71What's Ron Marston like,Pauline?He's awful!He telephoned me four times Yesterday, and three times the day before yesterday.He telephoned the office yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon.My boss answered the telephone.What did your boss say to him?He said, "Pauline is typing letters. She can't speak to you now!"Then I arrived home at six o'clock yesterday evening. He telephoned again.But I didn't answer the phone!Did he telephone again last night?Yes, he did. He telephoned at nine o'clockWhat did you say to him?I said, 'This is Pauline's mother.Please don't telephone my daughter again!Did he telephone again?No, he didn't!L73 Last week Mrs Mills went to London.She does not know London very well, and she lost her way.Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.“I can ask him the way,” she said to herself. “Excuse me,” she said. “Can you tell me the way to King Street, please?”The man smiled pleasantly.He did not understand English!He spoke German.He was a tourist.Then he put his hand into his pocket, and took out a phrasebook.He opened the book and found a phrase.He read the phrase slowly.“I am sorry,” he said. “I do not speak English.”L75Do you have any shoes like these?What size?Size five.What color?Black.I'm sorry. We don't have any.But my sister bought this pair last month.Did she buy them here?No, she bought them in the U.S.We had some shoes like those a month ago,but we don't have any now.Can you get a pair for me, please?I'm afraid that I can't.They were in fashion last year and the year before last.But they're not in fashion this year.These shoes are in fashion now.They look very uncomfortable.They are very uncomfortable.But women always wear uncomfortable shoes! L77 Good morningGood morning, nurseI want to see the dentist,pleaseDo you have an appointment?No, I don'tIs it urgent?Yes, it isIt's very urgentI feel awfulI have a terrible toothacheCan you come at 10 a mI must see the dentist now,nurseThe dentist is very busy at the moment Can you come at 2 p mThat's very lateCan the dentist see me now?I'm afraid that he can't,Mr CroftCan't you wait till this afternoon?I can wait, but my toothache can't!L79 What are you doing, Carol?I'm making a shopping list, Tom What do we need?We need a lot of thing this weekI must go to the grocer'sWe haven't got much tea or coffee, and we haven't got any sugar or jam What about vegetables?I must go to the greengrocer'sWe haven't got many tomatoes,but we've got a lot of potatoesI must go to the butcher's, tooWe need some meatWe haven't got any meat at allHave we got any beer and wine?And I'm not going to get any!I hope that you've got some moneyI haven't got muchWell, I haven't got much either!L81 Hi, Carol!Where's Tom?He's upstairsHe's having a bathTom!Yes?Sam's hereI'm nearly readyHello, SamHave a cigaretteNo, thanks, TomHave a glass of whisky thenOK ThanksIs dinner ready, Carol?It's nearly readyWe can have dinner at seven o'clockSam and I had lunch together todayWe went to a restaurantWhat did you have?We had roast beef and potatoesOh!What's the matter, Carol?Well, you're going to have roast beef and potatoes again tonight!L83 Hello, Sam Come inHi, SamWe're having lunchDo you want to have lunch with us?No, thank you TomI've already had lunchI had a lunch at half past twelveHave a cup of coffee thenI've just had a cup, thank youI had one after my lunchLet's go into the living room,CarolWe can have our coffee thereExcuse the mess, SamThis room's very untidyWe're packing our suitcasesWe're going to leave tomorrowTom and I are going to have a holidayAren't you lucky!When are you going to have a holiday, Sam?I don't knowI've already had my holiday this yearWhere did you go?I stayed at home!L85 Hello, KenHi, GeorgeHave you just been to the cinema?Yes, I haveWhat's on?'Paris in the spring'Oh, I've already seen itI saw it on television last yearIt's an old film, but it's very goodParis is a beautiful cityI've never been thereHave you ever been there, Ken?Yes, I have I was there in AprilPairs in the spring, eh?It was spring,but the weather was awfulIt rained all the timeJust like London!L87 Is my car ready yet?I don't know sirWhat's the number of your car?It is LFZ 312GWhen did you bring it to us?I brought it here three days agoAh, yes, I remember nowHave your mechanics finished yet?No, they're still working on itLet's go into the garage and have a look at it Isn't that your car?Well, it was my carDidn't you have a crash?That's rightI drove it into a lamp-postCan your mechanics repair it?Well, they're trying to repair it,sirBut to tell you the truthyou need a new car!L89 Good afternoonI believe that this house is for sale That's right May I have a look at it, please?Yes, of course Come inHow long have you lived here?I've live here for twenty yearsTwenty years!That's long timeYes, I've been here since 1976Then why do you want to sell it?Because I've just retiredI want to buy a small house in the country How much does this house cost?that's a lot of moneyit's worth every penny of itWell, I like the housebut I can't decide yetMy wife must see it firstWomen always have the last wordL91 Has Ian sold his house yet?Yes, he hasHe sold it last weekHas he moved to his new house yet?No, not yetHe's still hereHe's going to move tomorrowWhen? Tomorrow morningNo Tomorrow afternoonI'll miss himHe has always been a good neighbourHe's a very nice personWe'll all miss himWhen will the new people move into this house?I think that they'll move in the day after tomorrow Will you see Ian today,Jenny?Yes, I willPlease give him my regardsPoor Ian!He didn't want to leave this houseNo, he didn't want to leavebut his wife did!L93 Nigel is our new next-door neighbourHe's a pilotHe was in the R AHe will fly to New York next monthThe month after next he'll fly to TokyoAt the moment, he's in MadridHe flew to Spain a week agoHe'll return to London the week after nextHe's only forty-one years old,and he has already been to nearly every country in the worldNigel is a very lucky manBut his wife isn't very lucky She usually stays at home!L95 Two return tickets to London,pleaseWhat time will the next train leave?At nineteen minutes past eightWhich platform?Platform Two Over the bridgeWhat time will the next train leave?At eight nineteenWe've got plenty of timeIt's only three minutes to eightLet's go and have a drinkThere's a bar next door to the stationWe had better go back to the station now, Ken Tickets, pleaseWe want to catch the eight nineteen to LondonYou've just missed it!What! It's only eight fifteenI'm sorry, sirThat clock's ten minutes slowWhen's the next train?In five hours' time!L97 I left a suitcase on the train to London the other dayCan you describe it, sir?It's a small blue case and it's got a zipThere's a label on the handle with my name and address on itIs this case yours?No, that's not mineWhat about this one?This one's got a labelLet me see itWhat's your name and address?David Hall,83 Bridge StreetThat's rightHall, 83 Bridge StreetNThree pounds fifty pence,pleaseHere you areKey!What's matter?This case doesn't belong to me!You've given me the wrong case!Ow!L99 What's the matter, Andy?I slipped and fell downstairsHave you hurt yourself?Yes, I have I think that I've hurt my backTry and stand upCan you stand up?Here Let me help youI'm sorry, LucyI'm afraid that I can't get upI think that the doctor had better see youI'll phone Dr CarterThe doctor says that he will come at onceI'm sure that you need an X-ray, AndyL101 Read Jimmy's card to me please, penny'I have just arrive in Scotland and I'm staying at a Youth HostelEh?He says he's just arrived in ScotlandHe says he's staying at a Youth HostelYou know he's a member of the YThe what?The Y, MumThe Youth Hostels AssociationWhat else does he say?I'll write a letter soonI hope you all wellWhat? Speak up PennyI'm afraid I can't hear youHe say he'll write a letter soonHe hopes we are all well'Love, JimmyIs that all?He doesn't say very much,does he?He can't write very much on a card, MumL103 How was the exam, Richard?Not too badI think I passed in English and MathematicsThe questions were very easyHow about you, Gary?The English and Maths papers weren't easy enough for meI hope I haven't failedI think I failed the French paperI could answer sixteen of the questionThey were very easyBut I couldn't answer the restThey were too difficult for meFrench test are awful, aren't they?I hate themI'm sure I've got a low markOh, cheer up!perhaps we didn't to do badlyThe guy next to me Wrote his name at the top of the paperYes?Then he sat there and looked at it for three hours!He didn't write a word!L105 Where's Sandra, Bob?I want herDo you want to speak to her?Yes, I do I want her to come to my officeTell her to come at onceDid you want to see me?Ah, yes, SandraHow do you spell "intelligent'?Can you tell me?I-N-T-E-L-L-I-G-E-N-TThat's right You've typed it with only one 'L'This letter's full of mistakesI want you to type it againYes, I'll do thatI'm sorry about thatAnd here's a little present for youWhat's it?It's a dictionaryI hope it'll help youL107 Do you like this dress,madam?I like the colour very muchIt's lovely dress,but it's too small for meWhat about this one? It's a lovely dressIt's very smartShort skirts are in fashion nowWould you like to try it?All rightI'm afraid this green dress it too small for me as well It's smaller than the blue oneI don't like the colour eitherIt doesn't suit me at allI think the blue dress is prettierCould you show me another blue dress?I want a dress like that one,but it must be my sizeI'm afraid I haven't got a larger dressThis is the largest dress in the shopL109 Shall I make some coffee,Jane?That's a good idea, CharlotteIt's readyDo you want any milk?Just a little, pleaseWhat about some sugar?Two teaspoonfuls?No, less than thatOne and a half teaspoonfuls, pleaseThat's enough for meThat was very niceWould you like some more?Yes, pleaseI'd like a cigarette, tooMay I have one?Of courseI think there are a few in that boxI'm afraid it's emptyWhat a pity!It doesn't matterHave a biscuit insteadEat more and smoke less!That's very good advice!L111 I like this television very muchHow much does it cost?It's the most expensive model in the shopIt costs five hundred poundsThat's too expensive for usWe can't afford all that moneyThis model's less expensive than that oneIt's only three hundred poundsBut, of course, it's not as good as the expensive one I don't like the modelThe other model's more expensive,but it's worth the moneyCan we buy it on instalments?Of course You can pay a deposit of thirty pounds, and then fourteen pounds a month for three years Do you like it, dear?I certainly do,but I don't like the priceYou always want the best,but we can't afford itSometimes you think you're a millionaire! Millionaires don't buy things on instalments!L113 Fares, please!Trafalgar Square,pleaseI'm sorry, sir I can't change a ten-pound note Haven't you got any small change?I've got no small change, I am afraidI'll ask some of the passengersHave you any small change, sir?I'm sorry I've got noneI haven't got any eitherCan you change this ten-pound note, madam?I'm afraid I can'tNeither can II'm very sorry, sirYou must get off the busNone of our passengers can change this noteThey're all millionaires!Except usI've got some small changeSo have IL115 Isn't there anyone at home?I'll knock again, HelenEverything's very quietI'm sure there's no one at homeBut that's impossibleCarol and Tom invited us to lunchLook through the windowCan you see anything?Nothing at allLet's try the back doorLook! Everyone's in the gardenHello, Helen Hello, JimEverybody wants to have lunch in the gardenIt's nice and warm out hereCome and have something to drinkThanks, CarolMay I have a glass of beer please?Beer?L117 There's none leftYou can have some lemonadeLemonade!Don't believe her, Jim She's only jokingHave some beer!When my husband was going into the dining room this morning,he dropped some coins on the floorThere were coins everywhereWe looked for them, but we could not find them all While we were having breakfast, our little boy, Tommy, found two small coins on the floorHe put them both into his mouthWe both tried to get the coins, but it was too late Tommy had already swallowed them!Late that morning, when I was doing the housework, My husband phoned me from the office'How's Tommy?' he asked'I don't know,' I answered,。

新概念英语第一册第100课讲解
新概念英语第一册第100课是关于交通的课文，主要讲述了英国的驾驶员考试和交通法规。

这篇课文主要由几段对话组成，每段对话都围绕着交通法规展开。

以下是对每段对话的讲解：
第一段对话是一个警察问一个男子为何没有在右转时打方向盘灯。

男子解释说，他忘记了。

然后警察提醒他，在右转时必须要打方向盘灯。

第二段对话是两个人在谈论英国驾照的申请过程。

其中一个人说驾驶考试的第一个部分是理论考试，需要考试者通过这个部分才能进行实际驾驶考试。

第三段对话是一个驾驶教练告诉学生要牢记英国的交通法规。

他提到，英国的交通法规是依法制定的，所有的驾驶员都必须要遵守这些规定才能保持交通的顺畅和安全。

第四段对话是一个女士告诉另外一个女士，她刚刚通过驾驶考试。

她说考试是相当容易的，只需了解交通法规并熟练掌握驾驶技巧就可以通过。

第五段对话是两个人在讨论英国的驾驶考试看起来很容易，但实际上很多人并不能通过。

他们认为驾驶考试的合格率低是因为交通法规的要求很严格。

总的来说，这篇课文主要讲述了英国的驾驶员考试和交通法规。

通过这些对话，读者可以了解到英国的交通法规以及驾驶考试的流程和要求。

课文内容简单明了，适合初学者阅读和学习。

新概念英语1—100课测试题姓名分数（试题115分，卷面5分，共120分；60分钟答完。

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（20分）1.她自言自语。

2.像这样的鞋子你们有吗？3.我牙痛的要命。

4.请抽烟。

5.我们在12：30 吃的午饭。

6.他打算明天离开。

7.你去过北京吗？8.说实在的，你需要一辆新车了。

9.女人总是最后说了算。

10.他不想离开，可是他的妻子要离开。

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