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国庆节(明天就要出发)去厦门培训，完了后，去苏杭撒欢的走一走；所以这两周估计就只能先更新这一期啦~提前预祝大家中秋国庆节快乐~ 本期主持人对话讲解文本和主要知识点如下：   泛听：建议先听录音，再对照看文本学习 本期知识点： 1、Voice: Vocabulary preview(词汇预览) (1)puck  (2)Key game (3)Key game  (4) finals 2、Language takeaway(语言要点)： (1) face off (2) check.  (3) goalie  (4) Save (5)Breakaway 3、 Grammar breakdown.(语法分解)： (1)Maurice Richard has the puck now and passes it to the center, he shoots!   (2)The Russians win possession and immediately set up their attack (3)He is flying down the ice 【以上皆为present simple一般现在时)】 具体意思和运用可参考头篇或者看主持人举例讲解   故事对话 E:  Hello everyone! Welcome back to EnglishPod ! My name is Marco . E:  And I’m Erica .  E:  And today we’re gonna be bringing you another great sports lesson. E:  Yes, this one is for all our hockey fans. E:  I know we have a lot of listeners from Russia, so this is a very popular sport in Russia, Czech Republic… E:  Yes. E:  So… E:  And Canada. E:  And Canada, right. E:  Uhu. E:  Very very popular in Canada. E:  It’s our national game. E:  Hehe. Well, I guess cause you guys have so much ice. E:  I know, there’s nothing else to do. E:  Skiing and hockey. E:  Uh. E:  Alright, so, it’s gonna be a really fun lesson, we’re gonna have a lot of great vocabulary, so… before we start in the dialogue let’s take a look at “ vocabulary preview ”.   1、Voice: Vocabulary preview. E:  We have three words for you now, um, the first one really simple, puck . E:  Puck. E:  Puck. E:  Puck. E:  P-U-C-K. Puck. E:  So, it’s almost like duck. E:  Aha. E:  But with the P. E:  Yes. E:  And this is actually kind of like the ball that you use in hockey. E:  But it’s not as ball. E:  But it’s not as ball. E:  It’s flat. E:  It’s flat. E:  And round. E:  And round. E:  Uh. E:  So. It looks like a disk. E:  Uhu. E:  Kind of like mini frisbie . E:  Yes. E:  And this is what the players do, this is what they… E:  They chase this around. E:  They chase it, right. E:  Yeah. E:  So in basketball you have a ball, in soccer you have a ball, in hockey you have a puck. E:  Yep. E:  Okay, our next word… E:   Key game . E:  A key game. E:  A key game. E:  So, this word key … E:  Important. E:  Means important, right? E:  Really important. E:  Really important. E:  Yeah. E:  So I can say a key game is a really important game. E:  Exactly. You could also maybe say a key player . E:  Key player is a really important player. E:  Uhu, or even a key goal . E:  A key goal, okay. So, let’s take a look at our last word now, finals . E:  Finals. E:  Finals. E:  The finals. E:  So, the finals are the last games. E:  That’s right., um, and the winner of the finals wins the championship. E:  Okay. For example, in the World Cup in soccer… E:  Uhu. E:  There’s only one game played in the finals. So, after everyone gets eliminated there’s the one game where the winner is the champion. E:  Yes. E:  Okay. So, now we’re ready to listen to our dialogue and it’s gonna be a little bit faster than usual… E:  Uhu. E:  Because it’s a sport commentator, right? E:  And it’s exciting. E:  And it’s exciting. E:  Yeah. E:  And there’s a lot of action, so don’t worry about listen to it and then we’ll come back and talk about some of the vocabulary.   第一次故事对话(对话文本在本期首篇)   E:  Alright, so the Canadians versus the Russians , ha? E:  It reminds me of a classic classic game. E:  Exactly, the classic match. E:  Yeah. E:  So let’s take a look at some of the vocabulary that we heard in the dialogue in “ language takeaway ”.   2，Voice: Language takeaway. E:  We have five phrases in language takeaway today, um, and the first one is face off . E:  Face off. E:  Face off. E:  Face off. E:  So, Marco, a face off here is a   noun ,  right? E:  It’s a noun… E:  Uh. E:  Exactly. And it’s… so in the beginning of the match the two players will stand face to face. E:  Yes. E:  Right, that’s why it’s called kind of a face off. E:  Uhu. E:  And the referee will drop the puck. E:  Yes. E:  And they’ll try to get it. E:  Exactly, so that’s the face off. E:  That’s the face off. E:  Yeah. E:  Okay, let’s take a look at our next word, check . E:  Check. E:  To check. E:  To check. So an interesting verb here, hey? E:  It… yeah, it’s really interesting because it’s different from the way that you would say check or revise , right? E:  Yes, yep. E:  This is actually kind of a violent move. E:  Yeah. So what do you do? E:  So basically in hockey you take your body and you hit another person with it. E:  Okay, so, to check someone is to hit them with you body. E:  With your body, right. E:  Aha. E:  You can’t use your arms or your legs or your hands, you can only hit them like with your shoulder or your… or your hip. E:  Yeah. E:  Sort of hip check. E:  Okay. E:  So, yeah. It’s very cool. E:  Alright. E:  Our net word, goalie . E:  Goalie. E:  Goalie. E:  Goalie. E:  A goalie is a person. E:  Right. E:  And probably the bravest… E:  Yeah. E:  Of the hockey match. E:  No kidding. E:  So, why don’t you tell us what the goalie does? E:  Um, the goalie prevents the puck from coming in the net. E:  From going into the goal, right? E:  Yeah, so the goalie stops the other team from getting a goal. E:  A goal. E:  Yep. E:  Okay, so, the goalie prevents the goals. E:  Uhu. E:  Alright, very interesting. Now, our fourth word is related to goalie. E:  Yes. E:   Save . E:  Save. E:  Save. E:  A save. E:  A save, right? E:  Yeah, it’s a noun here. E:  It’s a noun here. So, the goalie makes saves. E:  That’s right. When he stops a goal he makes a save. E:  Makes a save, right. E:  Yeah, yeah. E:  Okay, we have some examples, so we can understand this form of using save. E:  Yes. Voi ce:  Example one. A: That was an unbelievable save! Voi ce:  Example two. B: The goalie didn’t make the save. Voi ce:  Example three. C: What a save! The Russians win!   E:  Yeah, a little bit unusual hear that save is a   noun   instead of a verb but I think those examples were helpful. E:  Uhu. E:  Uhu. E:  Now let’s take a look at our last word. Breakaway . E:  Breakaway. E:  Breakaway. E:  A breakaway. E:  Okay, so you have two words there that we know already. Break . E:  Yes. E:  Right. And away . E:  Yep. E:  So what do these two words together actually mean? E:  Well, imagine a group of hockey players all fighting to get the puck, right? E:  Uhu. E:  And then one player breaks off… breaks out… E:  Escapes. E:  Of the group, yeah, yeah-yeah. And he is… he skates down the ice and he has the puck. E:  Uhu. E:  And he’s far away from the other players. E:  Right, right, so he’s going away from the other players by himself. E:  Yeah. E:  Okay, so breakaway. E:  Uhu.  点击“ 阅读原文 ”，查看全部对话内容