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r(sh)g60s
俼TIPS
1xһƪеҪ^(gun)c(din)ճµĹʹùŌ
2xr(sh)ҪҪӛ}Ŀ}ĿһҪݵĸȻxӛc(din)
3 (tng)ҪעôጌW(xu)g(sh)עCLecture}䌍(sh)ֻҪxAҊ(jin)ݵǰvԒ(hu)
4M(jn)п^YȻڹм뼚ٴοYZ(y)wFx (tng)Ҫc(din)Ҫ̫P(gun)ע
5Ӌr(sh)ܛM(jn)Ӗ鮔x (tng) (tng)rͬW(xu)пʲôf(shu)ʲô](mi)f(shu)Ҳ](mi)f(shu)ôӋr(sh)ܛӖ͕(hu )@NF
6r(sh)gм}Pӛ]α_
7Pӛӛ䛃ȡЏȡһ
(1)еӛ䛔ּʴ_P(gun)xռƪB؞Ԅ(dng)
(2)ӛB؞Ԅ(dng)wּʴ_P(gun)xı
reading passage Ҫӛ³~;wĶx;ԭ;wԭăݵ(zh)һ(g)“ʲôFʲô”Ć(wn)}35뿴Ȼ10Sĕr(sh)g2Ԓ(hu)YBĸF(Möе~R)
listening passage (tng)ӵĕr(sh)(zh)“ώʲôӁ(li)M(jn)f(shu)”@(g)(wn)}ȥ (tng)Ҫ (tng)Y(1+2)߀Ҫ (tng)漰3(g)Ҫ((sh)(sh)^(gu)(sh)Y)(sh)^(gu)ҪԔע@ЩͳĶxԭĒ^ (tng)ϵǰɾԒ(hu)ώ(hu )o (tng)ݵĸԽBٽYxoĸ (tng)ef(shu)䷽ͨeUչeǶиČ(sh)H
8}}ͼ֞ɷN}ͣ
AԪؓ(li)xеP(gun)I֮һЃɂ(g)Q(chng)еĸ~Z(y)(ӛͨDŽ(dng)~!)
(1)xҵɂ(g)P(gun)I~ (tng)ϱȻ@@ɂ(g)P(gun)I~չ_(ki)
(2) (tng)ѸДɴP(gun)I~ؓ|(zh)
(3)ɴP(gun)I~ؓչ_(ki)P(gun)
Be(li)xеP(gun)I֮һ}ĿM(jn)ǶxP(gun)I佛(jng)ڶx丽
(1)xr(sh)ӛԵP(gun)IRxͬr(sh)ӛ¶x
(2) (tng)ӛeecP(gun)IƥϢ
(3)wӷCP(gun)Ixr(sh)δ_t (tng)ѸДăɾxһ
俼ģ棺
1. TOPIC SENTENCE The professor talks about the theory that……
SUPPORTING DETAILS He/she gives one/two examples to illustrate/explain such a point.((li)
(sh)(sh)^(gu)(sh)Y)
2(1)(li)ͣ
The reading passage definition
Listening passage examples study research
ģ棺
The reading passagegives the definition of……(P(gun)Iij~) XXX is……(xă)
In the listening passagethe professor goes on to demonstrate it by introducing some researches / examples.
This first is……(һע^)
The second is……(ͬӒ^)
(2)(li)ͣ
The reading passage the phenomenon / the problem/the process /somefunctions/some features
Listening passage research analysis..
ģ棺
the reading passage describes the phenomenon / the problem/the process /somefunctions/some
features(P(gun)Iij~) XXX is……(xă)
In the listening passage the professor goes on to demonstrates it by introducing some researches
/analyses
This first is……(һע^)
The second is……(ͬӒ^)
(3)(li)ͣ
The reading passage:a conception held by/the principle/ theapplication/the cause/the effect
Listening passage specific aspects
ģ棺
The reading passage introduces a conception held by/the principle/ theapplication/the cause/the
effect
In the listeningpassage argues/indicates several specific aspects of
The first*** is
The second *** is
(4)(li)
The reading passage ***
Listening passage examples study research
ģһ
The reading passage introduces the definition/ phenomenon/ problem/ process /some
functions/some features/ principle/ application/ cause/ effect of……(P(gun)Iij~) XXX is……(x
)
In the listening passage the professor continues to demonstrate it by providing some
researches/examples.
This first is……(һע^)
The second is……(ͬӒ^)
ģ
From the reading material we know that…(P(gun)Ig(sh)Z(y)x)
To demonstrate it the speaker provides two examples/reasons/researches. One example is that……
Another example is that…….So the suggestion is that……
(ӛP(gun)Ig(sh)Z(y)Ҫ^(gun)c(din))
(5)wģ棺
“In the lecture the professor mainly talked about the theory that .. To reinforce the theory the
professor gave two reasons in his speech. The first one is that … The other one is that … And
that’s the two reasons the speaker presented to explain his idea.(The conclusion is optional)”
磺
The Dead Sea
In this set of materials the reading part describes the abody of water and listening part provides
additional information about the body of water.
The reading part describes the body of water named the Dead Sea. This body of water is said to be
“dead” because its high salt level prevents life in it. It‘s so salty for the reason that it’s landlocked with
no outlet and it‘s in an area with a high temperaturem this causes rapid evaporation.
The listening part makes an additional point about the Dead Sea. The new point says that the Dead
Sea isn’t actually a sea. A sea is a body of water that‘s part of the ocean or opens into the ocean
while a lake is a body that;s entirely enclosed. The Dead Sea has no outlet and is therefore a lake.
Ҝyu˜ʣ
Self-Assessment Checklist
1. I noted the main points of the reading passage.
2. I noted the main points of the listening passage.
3. I read the question carefully.
4. I used careful planning to outline my response.
5. I began with an overall topic statement.
6. I used strong supporting ideas.
7. I used transitions to connect the supporting ideas.