🟦متن ( script) تست لیسننگ 👆👆
Receptionist: Dr. Carter’s Office.
Ronald: Yes, I’d like to make an appointment to see Dr. Carter, please.
Receptionist: Is this your first visit?
Ronald: Yes it is.
Receptionist: Okay. Could I have your name please?
Ronald: Yes. My name is Ronald Schuller.
Receptionist: And may I ask who referred you to our office?
Ronald: Uh, I drove past your office yesterday.
Receptionist: Okay. How about the day after tomorrow on Wednesday at 4:00 O’clock?
Ronald: Uh. Do you happen to have an opening in the morning? I usually pick up my kids from school around that time.
Receptionist: Okay. Um . . . how about Tuesday at 8:00 A.M. or Thursday at 8:15 A.M.?
Ronald: Uh, do you have anything earlier, like 7:30?
Receptionist: No. I’m sorry.
Ronald: Well, in that case, Thursday would be fine.
Receptionist: Okay. Could I have your phone number please?
Ronald: It’s 643-0547.
Receptionist: Alright. And what’s the nature of your visit?
Ronald: Uh . . .
Receptionist: Yes sir.
Ronald: Well, to tell the truth, I fell from a ladder two days ago while painting my house, and I sprained my ankle when my foot landed in a paint can. I suffered a few scratches on my hands and knees, but I’m most concerned that the swelling in my ankle hasn’t gone down yet.
Receptionist: Well, did you put ice on it immediately after this happened?
Ronald: Well yeah. I just filled the paint can with ice and . . .
Receptionist: And so after you removed the paint can . . . Sir, sir, Mr. Schuller, are you still there?
Ronald: Well that’s part of the problem. Uh, the paint can is still on my foot.
Receptionist: Look, Mr. Schuller. Please come in today. I don’t think your case can wait.
🟦Vocabulary and Sample Sentences
👉refer someone or something (verb): directed or pointed to
♦️– My brother referred me to this doctor.
♦️– Please refer to page 30 in your textbook. You will find more information on heart disease on that page.
👉happen (verb): have the chance or possibility of something
♦️– I think he happens to know a doctor who might be able to help you. Give him a call.
👉nature (noun): purpose
♦️– What is the nature of your problem?
👉sprain (verb): twist suddenly
♦️– I need to see a doctor today. I think I sprained my knee when I slipped on the ice outside of my apartment.
👉case (noun): special circumstances or situation
♦️– Wow. That looks like a bad cut. In this case, you’d better see a doctor and get stitches. That cut won’t heal well by itself.
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Receptionist: Dr. Carter’s Office.
Ronald: Yes, I’d like to make an appointment to see Dr. Carter, please.
Receptionist: Is this your first visit?
Ronald: Yes it is.
Receptionist: Okay. Could I have your name please?
Ronald: Yes. My name is Ronald Schuller.
Receptionist: And may I ask who referred you to our office?
Ronald: Uh, I drove past your office yesterday.
Receptionist: Okay. How about the day after tomorrow on Wednesday at 4:00 O’clock?
Ronald: Uh. Do you happen to have an opening in the morning? I usually pick up my kids from school around that time.
Receptionist: Okay. Um . . . how about Tuesday at 8:00 A.M. or Thursday at 8:15 A.M.?
Ronald: Uh, do you have anything earlier, like 7:30?
Receptionist: No. I’m sorry.
Ronald: Well, in that case, Thursday would be fine.
Receptionist: Okay. Could I have your phone number please?
Ronald: It’s 643-0547.
Receptionist: Alright. And what’s the nature of your visit?
Ronald: Uh . . .
Receptionist: Yes sir.
Ronald: Well, to tell the truth, I fell from a ladder two days ago while painting my house, and I sprained my ankle when my foot landed in a paint can. I suffered a few scratches on my hands and knees, but I’m most concerned that the swelling in my ankle hasn’t gone down yet.
Receptionist: Well, did you put ice on it immediately after this happened?
Ronald: Well yeah. I just filled the paint can with ice and . . .
Receptionist: And so after you removed the paint can . . . Sir, sir, Mr. Schuller, are you still there?
Ronald: Well that’s part of the problem. Uh, the paint can is still on my foot.
Receptionist: Look, Mr. Schuller. Please come in today. I don’t think your case can wait.
🟦Vocabulary and Sample Sentences
👉refer someone or something (verb): directed or pointed to
♦️– My brother referred me to this doctor.
♦️– Please refer to page 30 in your textbook. You will find more information on heart disease on that page.
👉happen (verb): have the chance or possibility of something
♦️– I think he happens to know a doctor who might be able to help you. Give him a call.
👉nature (noun): purpose
♦️– What is the nature of your problem?
👉sprain (verb): twist suddenly
♦️– I need to see a doctor today. I think I sprained my knee when I slipped on the ice outside of my apartment.
👉case (noun): special circumstances or situation
♦️– Wow. That looks like a bad cut. In this case, you’d better see a doctor and get stitches. That cut won’t heal well by itself.
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🟩Learn English via Listening
🟩یاد گیری انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن ( به همراه متن)!
👉👉Level 1!
👈👈سطح یک!
🔶Unit 18: “Learning How To Drive”
🔶یونیت هجدهم : « آموزش رانندگی »
⚪️مهم: -این ویدئو های کوتاه در تقویت مهارت شنیداری، یادگیری لغات جدید، تلفظ و نحوه درست استفاده آنها فوق العاده مفید هستند!👌
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🟩یاد گیری انگلیسی از طریق شنیدن ( به همراه متن)!
👉👉Level 1!
👈👈سطح یک!
🔶Unit 18: “Learning How To Drive”
🔶یونیت هجدهم : « آموزش رانندگی »
⚪️مهم: -این ویدئو های کوتاه در تقویت مهارت شنیداری، یادگیری لغات جدید، تلفظ و نحوه درست استفاده آنها فوق العاده مفید هستند!👌
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⭕️نحوه نوشتن تاریخ در انگلیسی
British & American
🛑British
✅3rd May 1998 3.5.98
✅3 May 1998 3/5/98
✅The third of May nineteen ninety eight.
✅May the third, nineteen ninety eight.
🛑American
✅May 3, 1998 5/3/98
✅May third, nineteen ninety eight.
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British & American
🛑British
✅3rd May 1998 3.5.98
✅3 May 1998 3/5/98
✅The third of May nineteen ninety eight.
✅May the third, nineteen ninety eight.
🛑American
✅May 3, 1998 5/3/98
✅May third, nineteen ninety eight.
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🟦English conversation between two people! Lesson 6 ➤ 10
🟦مکالمه بین دو شخص! درس ۶ الی ۱۰
👈قسمت دوم:
🔴Learn 5 topics in one video!
🔴این پنج موضوع را در یک ویدئو یاد
بگیرید!👇👇
👉Lesson 6: Do you want something to drink?
♦️چیزی برای نوشیدن میخواهی؟
👉Lesson 7: That’s too late!
♦️خیلی دیر شده است!
👉Lesson 8: Choosing a time to meet!
♦️انتخاب وقتی برای ملاقات!
👉Lesson 9: When do you want to go?
♦️چه وقت میخواهی بروی؟
👉Lesson 10: Ordering food!
♦️سفارش غدا!
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🟦مکالمه بین دو شخص! درس ۶ الی ۱۰
👈قسمت دوم:
🔴Learn 5 topics in one video!
🔴این پنج موضوع را در یک ویدئو یاد
بگیرید!👇👇
👉Lesson 6: Do you want something to drink?
♦️چیزی برای نوشیدن میخواهی؟
👉Lesson 7: That’s too late!
♦️خیلی دیر شده است!
👉Lesson 8: Choosing a time to meet!
♦️انتخاب وقتی برای ملاقات!
👉Lesson 9: When do you want to go?
♦️چه وقت میخواهی بروی؟
👉Lesson 10: Ordering food!
♦️سفارش غدا!
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⭕️ Can / Can't
👉Can for ability; and, but, and or
کلمه can به منظور نشان دادن توانایی
✅I can speak English very well.
میتوانم به خوبی انگلیسی صحبت کنم.
✅You can swim fast.
تو میتوانی سریع آب بازی کنی.
✅He can't drive at all.
او اصلا نمیتواند راننده گی کند.
✅She can't cook.
او نمیتواند آشپزی کند.
✅Can they work at home?
آیا آنها میتوانند در خانه کار کنند؟
✅We can read an English line.
ما میتوانیم یک خط انگلیسی را بخوانیم.
🔴What can Pamela do? 👩🦳
پامیلا چه کاری را میتواند انجام بدهد؟
👉Can + and
کلمه can با (و)
✅She can write, and she can read.
او میتواند بنویسد، و بخواند.
👉Can + but
کلمه can با (اما)
✅She can't make a cake, but she can make omelet.
او نمی تواند کیک درست کند، اما میتواند آملت درست کند.
👉Can + or
کلمه can با (یا)
✅She can't sing or play an instrument.
او نمی تواند آواز بخواند یا ساز بزند.
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👉Can for ability; and, but, and or
کلمه can به منظور نشان دادن توانایی
✅I can speak English very well.
میتوانم به خوبی انگلیسی صحبت کنم.
✅You can swim fast.
تو میتوانی سریع آب بازی کنی.
✅He can't drive at all.
او اصلا نمیتواند راننده گی کند.
✅She can't cook.
او نمیتواند آشپزی کند.
✅Can they work at home?
آیا آنها میتوانند در خانه کار کنند؟
✅We can read an English line.
ما میتوانیم یک خط انگلیسی را بخوانیم.
🔴What can Pamela do? 👩🦳
پامیلا چه کاری را میتواند انجام بدهد؟
👉Can + and
کلمه can با (و)
✅She can write, and she can read.
او میتواند بنویسد، و بخواند.
👉Can + but
کلمه can با (اما)
✅She can't make a cake, but she can make omelet.
او نمی تواند کیک درست کند، اما میتواند آملت درست کند.
👉Can + or
کلمه can با (یا)
✅She can't sing or play an instrument.
او نمی تواند آواز بخواند یا ساز بزند.
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🛑 Keep your cool!
Anger affects your health. People who habitually yell and argue create much unhappiness and cause a lot of trouble. Such behaviors also raise blood pressure, trigger heart attacks, and contribute to strokes, ulcers, and digestive problems. And road rage—uncontrolled anger while driving—can be deadly. Besides, getting mad doesn’t solve problems. Here are some expert tips on how to “simmer down”: Be honest. If you have a problem with anger, admit it. Someone else may have “started it,” but that doesn’t excuse your own bad behavior. Ask yourself what mistake you are making. When you’re driving, for example, do you follow other cars too closely?
🛑 Work on it.
Decide to change your behavior, and then practice new ways of behaving. Stop attracting trouble by tailgating, for example. Practice saying “Be my guest” if another driver cuts you off or gives you a rude gesture. Responding quietly—instead of blowing your top—alters your breathing pattern and slows the damaging physical effects of stress.
🛑 Distract yourself.
Do you really want to give other people the power to make you upset? Try counting to 10 or taking deep breaths for a minute or two.
🛑 Don’t set yourself up for anger.
Watch your intake of caffeine and alcohol. Caffeine promotes anxiety and irritability. Alcohol slows your thinking and spurs you to act out.
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Anger affects your health. People who habitually yell and argue create much unhappiness and cause a lot of trouble. Such behaviors also raise blood pressure, trigger heart attacks, and contribute to strokes, ulcers, and digestive problems. And road rage—uncontrolled anger while driving—can be deadly. Besides, getting mad doesn’t solve problems. Here are some expert tips on how to “simmer down”: Be honest. If you have a problem with anger, admit it. Someone else may have “started it,” but that doesn’t excuse your own bad behavior. Ask yourself what mistake you are making. When you’re driving, for example, do you follow other cars too closely?
🛑 Work on it.
Decide to change your behavior, and then practice new ways of behaving. Stop attracting trouble by tailgating, for example. Practice saying “Be my guest” if another driver cuts you off or gives you a rude gesture. Responding quietly—instead of blowing your top—alters your breathing pattern and slows the damaging physical effects of stress.
🛑 Distract yourself.
Do you really want to give other people the power to make you upset? Try counting to 10 or taking deep breaths for a minute or two.
🛑 Don’t set yourself up for anger.
Watch your intake of caffeine and alcohol. Caffeine promotes anxiety and irritability. Alcohol slows your thinking and spurs you to act out.
@Nanonet1
❇️ Podcast 32 Reading
I try to do some reading every day.
I try to get in some reading every day.
I’m talking about reading a book.
I’m referring to reading a book.
Reading makes me feel like my brain is working.
Reading gives me the feeling that my brain is on the job.
No two people experience a book exactly the same way.
No two people have exactly the same experience with a book.
The reader and the writer are sort of partners.
The reader and writer are kind of partners.
The writer plants a garden and invites the reader in.
The writer opens the gate to a garden he has planted.
How to enjoy the garden is up to the reader.
It is the reader’s decision as to how to enjoy the garden.
Some of the plantings in the garden he hardly notices.
He hardly takes note of some of the plantings in the garden.
Others he slows down for to really enjoy.
Others he slows down for to savor.
The reader should feel like an explorer.
The reader should have a sense of being an explorer.
Every book is a new adventure.
Every book represents a new adventure.
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I try to do some reading every day.
I try to get in some reading every day.
I’m talking about reading a book.
I’m referring to reading a book.
Reading makes me feel like my brain is working.
Reading gives me the feeling that my brain is on the job.
No two people experience a book exactly the same way.
No two people have exactly the same experience with a book.
The reader and the writer are sort of partners.
The reader and writer are kind of partners.
The writer plants a garden and invites the reader in.
The writer opens the gate to a garden he has planted.
How to enjoy the garden is up to the reader.
It is the reader’s decision as to how to enjoy the garden.
Some of the plantings in the garden he hardly notices.
He hardly takes note of some of the plantings in the garden.
Others he slows down for to really enjoy.
Others he slows down for to savor.
The reader should feel like an explorer.
The reader should have a sense of being an explorer.
Every book is a new adventure.
Every book represents a new adventure.
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🟦-A long time a go
👉Once upon a time , many years ago.
♦️A long time ago, there were no airplanes. lived on the earth.
My grandfather was a pilot a long time ago.
A: When did you go to Germany?
B: I went to Germany a long time ago, in 1963.
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👉Once upon a time , many years ago.
♦️A long time ago, there were no airplanes. lived on the earth.
My grandfather was a pilot a long time ago.
A: When did you go to Germany?
B: I went to Germany a long time ago, in 1963.
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Daily World 🌎News-اخبار روز جهان
🟥Officials Provide Conflicting Information On President Trump’s Condition.
🟩ارائه معلومات ضد و نقیص در مورد وضعیت صحی ترامپ توسط مسئولان شفاخانه.
🟥White House physician Dr. Sean Conley emerged from Walter Reed Medical Center on Saturday with an optimistic tone on the president’s hospitalization for Covid-19. It was followed by confusing information from him and other officials on the president’s condition and time of diagnosis.»
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🟥Officials Provide Conflicting Information On President Trump’s Condition.
🟩ارائه معلومات ضد و نقیص در مورد وضعیت صحی ترامپ توسط مسئولان شفاخانه.
🟥White House physician Dr. Sean Conley emerged from Walter Reed Medical Center on Saturday with an optimistic tone on the president’s hospitalization for Covid-19. It was followed by confusing information from him and other officials on the president’s condition and time of diagnosis.»
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🟦10 Phrases for Telephone Calls.
🟦۱۰ عبارت برای مکالمه های تلفنی.
♦️1. Hi, this is Jane.
سلام، جان هستم.
♦️2. (formal) May I speak with John Smith?
میتوانم با جناب جان اسمیت صحبت کنم؟ ( رسمی)
♦️3. (informal) Is John there?
آیا جان آنجا هست؟ ( غیر رسمی).
♦️4. I’m calling about…
من راجع به موضوع ...تماس گرفته ام.
♦️5. I’m returning your call.
شما رنگ زده بودید. اما من تماس شما را از دست داده بودم.
♦️6. (formal) One moment, please.
یک لحظه صبر کنید لطفا. ( رسمی)
♦️7. (informal) Hang on a sec.
صبر کن. ( غیر رسمی)
♦️8. He’s not here. Would you like to leave a message?
او اینجا نیست. دوست داری برایش پیغام بگذاری؟
♦️9. Could you ask him to call me back?
امکان دارد از او بخواهید که به من تماس بگیرد؟
♦️10. Thanks for calling.
تشکر از تماس شما.
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🟦۱۰ عبارت برای مکالمه های تلفنی.
♦️1. Hi, this is Jane.
سلام، جان هستم.
♦️2. (formal) May I speak with John Smith?
میتوانم با جناب جان اسمیت صحبت کنم؟ ( رسمی)
♦️3. (informal) Is John there?
آیا جان آنجا هست؟ ( غیر رسمی).
♦️4. I’m calling about…
من راجع به موضوع ...تماس گرفته ام.
♦️5. I’m returning your call.
شما رنگ زده بودید. اما من تماس شما را از دست داده بودم.
♦️6. (formal) One moment, please.
یک لحظه صبر کنید لطفا. ( رسمی)
♦️7. (informal) Hang on a sec.
صبر کن. ( غیر رسمی)
♦️8. He’s not here. Would you like to leave a message?
او اینجا نیست. دوست داری برایش پیغام بگذاری؟
♦️9. Could you ask him to call me back?
امکان دارد از او بخواهید که به من تماس بگیرد؟
♦️10. Thanks for calling.
تشکر از تماس شما.
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