赖世雄入门级美式美语学习笔记(Lesson 1)

Hi, my name is Jenifer.

 

Lesson 1 Greetings

 

Don't forget to say greetings to uncle Wang.

 

Dialogue A

Tom: Good morning, May. How are you?
May: Hi, Tom. I'm fine, and you?
Tom: Not bad, thanks.
May: Good, see you.
Tom: Bye.

 

疑问句：Who are you? Where are you? How are you?
BE动词: 第一人称用am，第二人称或复数形式主语用are， 第三人称单数用 is

 

This bed is bad.
This bed is not good. It's bad.

 

Dialogue B

A: Hi May. How's it going?
B: Great. And how are you doing?
A: Not bad.
B: OK, see you later.
A: Take care.
B: You too.

 

Hey, what are you doing there? 这是不礼貌的，相当于：喂，你在那干嘛
great/wonderful/cool  年轻人一般用cool， great有教养些

How are you? 用于正式场合
How are you doing? / How're you doing? 用于朋友之间

Take care (of yourself).

Have a good time.
You too.

Part 2 Vocabulary & Idioms

1、Good morning.
  Good afternoon.
  Good evening.
  Good night.  晚安，有再见的意思
  
2、May 女孩子名字

3、How are you?

4、Tom 男孩子名字

5、Hi

6、I'm fine.  It's fine today./It's a fine day today.  ->Yes, it is.
  Can you play with me?
  What is this?
  
7、And you?  And how are you?

8、Not bad.
  Jenifer is good. Peter is bad.
  
9、thanks/thank you

10、See you.

11、bye/goodbye   I hope I will never see you again.

1、How's it going?
2、great
3、and how are you doing?
4、Ok
5、see you later
6、take care/take care of yourself
7、you too

 

Part 3 Grammar Notes

good morning
good afternoon
good evening
good night

 

goodbye
bye
see you later
see you
see you this afternoon
see you tonight
see you ten years later

 

See you later.
Alligator.   俏皮用语

 

How are you?
How are you doing?
How are you getting along?
How have you been?
How's it going?

 

I'm fine, thank you.
Great, thanks.
Fine, thanks.
Not bad, thanks.
So so, thank you.

 

What's up? / What's happening?
Nothing much./ Same as usual.

 

thanks
thank you
thank you very much
thanks a lot
thanks a million

 

OK / all right
Let's go.  -> All right.

 

take care
I hope you will take care of yourself.
Don't worry. I will take care of you.
I worry about you.

 

you too
I hope you will take care of yourself too.
I hope you can pass the exam. ->You too. / I hope you can pass the exam too.
I hope I can see you tomorrow. -> Me too. / I hope I will see you tomorrow too.

Part 4 Substitution

Good morning, May.
Good afternoon, May.
Good evening, May.

 

How are you?
How are you doing?
How're you doing?

 

I'm fine
I'm OK

 

And you?
What about you?
How about you?

 

Not bad, thanks.
Great, thanks.
Fine, thanks.

 

Thanks.
Thank you.
Thank you every much.
Thanks a lot.

 

Good, see you.
Good, see you later.
Good, bye.
Goodbye.
Good, goodbye.

 

How's it going?
What's up?
What's happening?

Part 5 Exercises

see you later
how's it going
what's happenning      
not bad
good evening
how are you
nothing much
same as usual

 

A: Hi, Sally. How are you?
B: Not bad, and you?
A: Great, and how is Bob?
B: He is fine.
A: Good. See you later.
B: Take care.
A: You too.

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