Listening Part I & II A man is writing some figures on the board. 數字

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2 1. The woman is operating a photocopier. 影印機 2. The woman is trying to transfer a call. 轉接電話 3. A man is writing some figures on the board. 數字 4. Other team members are about to leave. 即將 The show is about to begin. 表演就要開始了 5. The road is being paved. 舖路, ( 修理 ) be 動詞的被動進行式 be being + PP be 變性為 being + 形容詞片語, 當主詞補語 2

3 1. The scenery is breathtaking. 景色美得令人屏息 sce ne ry: 景色, 風景 Breath tak ing: impressive, excited, surprising, 興奮的, 驚訝的, 印象深刻的 3

4 Who s most likely the speaker? What s most likely the speaker? Where s the conversation probably taking place? What does the woman suggest the man to do? 4

5 1. We are planning the product launch schedule. 產品上市時程 The small lot production was launched in 開始 North Korea launches missile over Japan. - CNN 發射 launch: to start something, usually something big or important 開始 一般指大型的, 重要的事 2. The VP of Sales will also join the discussion. VP: vice president 副總經理 5

6 1. According to the notification, it s tomorrow at 10 a.m. no ti fi ca tion: official information about something 消息, 通知 ( 一般指官方 ) 2. I spent almost all day preparing for the upcoming presentation. prepare 變性為副詞片語 preparing +, 修飾動詞 spent 一般 Ving 指事情已過去了 (to V: 一般指要去做, 但尚未做 ) upcoming: happening soon 即將發生, 即將來臨 6

7 1. You know the ABF report is due today, right? that ABF report is due today. due: adj. expected to happen or arrive at a particular time 到期的 2. Sure, just let me send out this first. V 變性為原形 V, 變成名詞片語, 當受詞 me 之受詞補語 7

8 1. Some difficult customers are really hard to handle. 有些難纏的客戶真的很難搞定 2. The customer service department will be dismissed next month. dis miss: to remove someone from their job 解雇, 解散 3. The smart phone market seems pretty promising. promising: showing signs of being successful or good in the future 顯示未來會成功的事實 (fact) 或事件 (event), 有出息的 8

9 1. There is not much room for him to advance in this company anyway. 他在公司沒有升遷的機會 advance: 晋升 2. I need to pull an all-nighter to get this job done. all-nighter: an occasion when you spend the whole night studying or doing written work at university get this job done to pull an all-nighter: 熬夜工作 9

10 1. Do you want me to lend you a hand? 你需要我幫忙嗎? 2. I don t know what time he is available? 我不知道他什麼時候有空? 請問以上何處有錯? 10

11 1. I don t know what time he is available. 我不知道他什麼時候有空 這是肯定句 11

12 1. Jim always speaks with a forked tongue. speak with a forked tongue: 說話不誠實, 意有所指 2. Have you ever worked in an American company? Yes, around two years ago. 大約 3. We need to hire more sales reps. rep: representative ( 銷售 ) 代表 12

13 1. I need one more day to get it done. 我還要一天才能完成 2. A: Will James take on that new project? take on: to agree to do some work or to be responsible for something 負責 B: Yes, he thinks it s a wonderful opportunity for him. 3. I regularly attend yoga classes on Sundays. attend classes: 上課 on Sundays: 每逢星期日 13

14 1. What time will the Japanese delegates arrive? del e gate: someone who has been elected to speak, vote, or take decisions for a group 代表 2. They are supposed to be here by 3 p.m. be supposed to: ( 義務上 ) 應該, ( 大家認為 ) 照理說應該 即使有時你認為不對 14

15 1. Okay, I will be right with you. 好的, 我馬上過去 She cried right after the Boss scolded her. right: immediately and without any delay 馬上 2. A: Have you got any plans after work? B: Not really, why? 沒呢, 怎麼了? 15

16 1. A: Can I get you something to drink? B: Oh, a cup of coffee would be good. ( 應該 )( 會 )( 不錯 ) 2. A: What s wrong with the printer? B: Nothing s wrong. You should put paper in first. 16

17 A: We are running out of time. Are you ready to go? B: Sure, let me just grab my coat. A: 我們快沒時間了 B: 好, 我拿個外套 running out of: use up 用完了 grab: to take hold of someone or something with a sudden or violent movement 抓 ( 一把 ) ( 了就走 ) 17

18 A: Do you speak Japanese at all? B: No, and that s why I communicate with Japanese vendors in English. at all: used in negative statements and questions to emphasize what you are saying? vendor: (1)someone who sells things, especially on the street (2)someone who is selling something 攤販, 廠商 18

19 A: Do you think customers like our products? B: Yeah, they are selling like hot cakes. 1. A: Do you think that customers like our products? 2. B: Yeah, they are selling like hot cakes. 當然, 產品很熱賣呢! 19

20 Genre and Style Create an Established and Elegant Writing Style Eleg 20

21 Analysis of sentence structure あなたは果物 の中で 何が 一番 好きですが くだもの なか なに いちばん すき そうですね わたしは バナナが 一番 好きです 私 いちばん すき ( 水果中 ) 你最喜歡那一種水果? 我最喜歡香蕉 21