【英语：语法基础】C7.日常对话-校园生活

1.词汇

1.1.School Objects

• desk 书桌
• chair 椅子
• eraser (US) 橡皮
• scotch tape 胶带
• book 书
• paint 颜料
• notebook 笔记本
• palette 调色板
• pencil case 文具盒
• paint brush 画笔
• backpack 书包
• protractor 量角器
• set square 三角尺
• scissors 剪刀
• ruler 格尺
• pins 别针，大头针
• glue 胶水
• clip 回形针
• beaker 烧杯
• pencil铅笔
• flask烧瓶
• colored pencil 彩铅笔
• test tube 试管
• pencil sharpener 卷笔刀
• funnel 漏斗
• binder 活页夹
• stapler 订书器
• computer 电脑
• calculator 计算器
• paper 纸张
• ballpoint 圆珠笔
• file holder 文件夹
• highlighter 荧光笔
• map 地图
• magnifying glass 放大镜
• rubber (UK) 橡皮
• clock 时钟
• blackboard 黑板
• globe 地球仪

1.2.School Rooms and Places

• schoolyard 校园
• principal’s office 校长室
• classroom 教室
• music room 音乐室
• art room 美术室
• computer lab 计算机实验室
• library 图书馆
• gym 体育馆
• playground 操场
• Track field 田径场
• bathroom 洗手间
• canteen 食堂

1.3.School Subjects

• Maths (U.K) - math (U.S) 数学
• Art 美术
• English 英语
• Chinese 语文
• Literature 文学
• Music 音乐
• Drama 戏剧
• History 历史
• Science 科学
• Geography 地理
• lnformation Technology 信息技术
• Biology 生物
• Physics 物理
• Chemistry 化学
• Economics 经济学
• PE (=physical education) 体育

1.4.People at School

• teacher 教师
• Good Morning Mr.Ali Miss.Ali Mrs.Ali Ms.Ali
• student 学生
• classmate 同学
• coach 教练
• cook 厨师
• cooker 炊具
• librarian 图书管理员
• principal 校长- headmaster chairman·
• professor 教授

1.5.University Vocabulary

• assignment 任务
• academic 学术的
• lecture 讲座
• quiz 小测验
• campus 校园
• register 登记
• course 课程
• research 研究
• credit 学分
• semester 学期
• scholarship 奖学金
• degree 学位
• student loan 学生贷款
• department 学院
• textbook 教材
• transcript 成绩单
• diploma 学位证书
• tuition fees 学费
• dormitory 宿舍
• tutor 导师
• enroll 注册
• student union 学生会
• exam 考试
• graduate 毕业
• instructor 讲师

2.校园日常对话

• A: Do you have the notes from last week’s class?

• B: Did you come late?

• A: l couldn’t make it.

• B: Why is that?

• A: l was sick.

• B: Oh, okay. Well, here you go.

• A: Are these all of them?

• B: Oh, wait, here are the rest.

• A: Thanks a bunch.

• B: Don’t mention it.

• A: l don’t have my homework today.

• B: You usually are good about turning it in. What happened

• A: l was really sick.

• B: But couldn’t you have done it when you felt better?

• A: Yes, l probably could.

• B: You have already missed one other assignment. When can lexpect the make-ups?

• A: Next class meeting.

• B: That will be soon enough, but make sure you get nextweek’s assignment in as well, all right?

• A: That would work for me.

• B: Good.l know that you are capable of being an excellentstudent.

• A: Do you mind helping me?

• B: What can l help you with?

• A: l’m not sure how to find my next class.

• B: Do you know what building that’s in?

• A: The C building, l think.

• B: Well, that’s not far away.

• A: Could you point me in that direction?

• B: Do you know what the room number is?

• A: It’s C261.

• B: My next class is around there.

• A:Can you show it to me?

• B: Sure, let’s go.

• A: Great!

• A: Could you tell me if you have ever taken a class from Dr. Miller?

• B: Yes.Are you going to be taking a class from him?

• A: Yes, but l have never taken his class before.

• B:He is very interesting and challenging. ls that what you are lookingfor?

• A: Yes, that’s what l need.

• B: He is really clear on what you need to learn to get a good grade.Are you willing to study hard?

• A: Yes, l guess so.

• B: What I really liked about him is that he was an understanding andfriendly teacher. Do you enjoy that in a teacher?

• A: Yes, l had a teacher like that before.

• B: Did you know that he has 20 years teaching experience?

• A: No, l didn’t, but that could be a good thing.

• B: Well, take a look at everything and figure out what is best for you.Good luck!

• A: Can you help me buy my textbooks?

• B: There will probably be a book list in the bookstore. Do you have yourclass schedule handy?

• A: No, l don’t have that.

• B: To get started, take that list over to the bookstore. Do you know where the bookstore is?

• A: l am not sure where the bookstore is.

• B: When you pass the gym, it’ll be the first door on the left. Do you know how to sell your old textbooks for money?

• A: Yes, l knew l could do that. Exactly how do l go about selling them?

• B: lf you give your used textbooks to the person at the booth outside the door, he will reimburse you. Can you go over there today?

• A: l think maybe l could be there.

• B: l am free at 1:00 today or tomorrow if you need some help. Want tomeet me over there?

• A: Maybe that would work.

• B: I’ll catch you later then. Have a wonderful morning.

• A: l was wondering how you are going to calculate our finalgrades.

• B: Grades are based on many things: homework, attendance,quizzes, mid-term, and final.

• A: What counts the most?

• B: Actually l look at all of it and let’s not forget classparticipation.

• A: Do you grade on a curve or use percentages?

• B: Homework, attendance, and quizzes are sixty percent; themid-term and final are worth twenty percent each.

• A: What if we miss something?

• B: l will allow one unexcused absence; after that you need tocontact me ahead of time.

• A: Will you tell us if we are failing during the year?

• B: You will be able to track your progress during the year.

• A: Professor, I will not be here for our next class meeting.

• B: ls this absolutely necessary?

• A: l tried to work something out, but l really do have to miss one class.

• B: Will you be able to make up the work you missed?

• A: l’m going to be doing a lot of extra reading.

• B: Remember that l will only let you miss one class meeting per semester.

• A: Yes, I remember.

• B: Could you e-mail me this week as a reminder?

• A: Sure, no problem.

• B: Make good use of that day off ; you’ll only have one this semester!

• A: Can you help me with returning my late books?

• B: This is the right spot to pay your fee.Put your books down right here.

• A: OK.

• B: l can see that you owe 25 cents a day. That will be one dollar and fiftycents total.

• A: OK, here’s the money.

• B: We are interested in getting our books back; so as long as all the finesare paid off by the end of the semester, you will be fine. Does that makesense?

• A: I’m not sure.

• B: Your registration and transcripts can be held up if there is anoutstanding fine.

• A: Now l understand.

• B: Well, you can always keep your late fees down by using the night dropif we are closed.Enjoy the library!