Title | ·s´ä±o¨Ó³t C ¯Å¦r¡@ | ||
Title | ¡@C1: Numbers¼Æ(1) | ||
1 | zero¡@¡]num¡^¡@¹s | ||
One minus one is zero. ¤@´î¤@µ¥©ó¹s¡C | |||
2 | one¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤@ | ||
I see one boy. §Ú¬Ý¨ì¤@Ó¨k«Ä¡C | |||
3 | two¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤G | ||
She has two boyfriends. ¦o¦³¨âÓ¨kªB¤Í¡C | |||
4 | three¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤T | ||
We have three eggs. §Ú̦³¤TÓ³J¡C | |||
5 | four¡@¡]num¡^¡@¥| | ||
She has four dogs. ¦o¦³¥|°¦ª¯¡C | |||
6 | five¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤ | ||
She is only five years old. ¦o¥u¦³¤·³¡C | |||
7 | six¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤» | ||
There are six babies. ¦³¤»ÓÀ¦¨à¡C | |||
8 | seven¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤C | ||
I have seven books. §Ú¦³¤C¥»®Ñ¡C | |||
9 | eight¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤K | ||
She has eight cats. ¦o¦³¤K°¦¿ß¡C | |||
10 | nine¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤E | ||
I was nine years old last year. §Ú¥h¦~¤E·³¡C | |||
11 | ten¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q | ||
There are ten hats on the table. ®à¤W¦³¤Q³»´U¤l¡C | |||
12 | eleven¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤@ | ||
There are eleven chairs in the classroom. ¦b±Ð«Ç¸Ì¦³¤Q¤@§â´È¤l¡C | |||
13 | twelve¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤G | ||
I have twelve coins. §Ú¦³¤Q¤GÓµw¹ô¡C | |||
14 | thirteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤T | ||
Thirteen is a bad number. ¤Q¤T¬O¤@Ó¤£²»ªº¼Æ¦r¡C | |||
15 | fourteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¥| | ||
I'm fourteen years old. §Ú¤Q¥|·³¡C | |||
16 | fifteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤ | ||
I have fifteen pens. §Ú¦³¤Q¤¤ä¿ûµ§¡C | |||
17 | sixteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤» | ||
He fixed sixteen desks this morning. ¤µ¤Ñ¦¤W¥L×´_¤F¤Q¤»±i®Ñ®à¡C | |||
18 | seventeen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤C | ||
There are seventeen ducks in the pond. ¦À¶í¸Ì¦³¤Q¤C°¦Àn¡C | |||
19 | eighteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤K | ||
I have eighteen pencils. §Ú¦³¤Q¤K¤ä¹]µ§¡C | |||
20 | nineteen¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤Q¤E | ||
I have nineteen balls. §Ú¦³¤Q¤EÁû²y¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C2: People & Forms of Address ¤Hª«»PºÙ©I | ||
21 | boy¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨k«Ä | ||
He is a funny boy. ¥L¬O¤@Ó¥i¯ºªº¨k«Ä¡C | |||
22 | kid¡@¡]n¡^¡@«Ä¤l | ||
Where is the kid's dad? «Ä¤lªºª¨ª¨¦bþ¸Ì¡H | |||
23 | man¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨k¤H | ||
She sees one man in the park. ¦o¦b¤½¶é¸Ì¬Ý¨ì¤@¦W¨k¤l¡C | |||
24 | guy¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Ã¥ë(¤f»y) | ||
Who is that handsome guy? ¨ºÓ«Óô¬O½Ö? | |||
25 | girl¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤k«Ä | ||
She is a little girl. ¦o¬O¤@Ó¤p¤k«Ä¡C | |||
26 | baby¡@¡]n¡^¡@À¦«Ä | ||
I see a cute baby. §Ú¬Ý¨ì¤@Ó¥i·RªºÀ¦¨à¡C | |||
27 | king¡@¡]n¡^¡@°ê¤ý | ||
I am the king of the world. §Ú¬O¥@¬É¤§¤ý¡C | |||
28 | people¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤HÌ | ||
There are many people on the bus. ¦b¤½¦@¨T¨®¤W¦³«Ü¦h¤H¡C | |||
29 | person¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ó¤H | ||
A strange person stood by the door. ¤@Ó©_©Çªº¤H¯¸¦bªù®Ç¡C | |||
30 | child¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p«Ä¤l | ||
The child is standing under the tree. ¤p«Ä¤l¯¸¦b¾ð¤U¡C | |||
31 | woman¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤k¤H | ||
She is a kind woman. ¦o¬O¤@Óµ½¨}ªº¤k¤H¡C | |||
32 | friend¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªB¤Í | ||
She is my friend. ¦o¬O§ÚªºªB¤Í¡C | |||
33 | queen¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤k¤ý ¬Ó¦Z | ||
She's the queen of the kingdom. ¦o¬O¨ºÓ¤ý°êªº¤k¤ý¡C | |||
34 | giant¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥¨¤H | ||
I see a giant. §Ú¬Ý¨ì¤@Ó¥¨¤H¡C | |||
35 | prince¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ý¤l | ||
The prince is very handsome. ¤ý¤l¬O«Ü^«T¡C | |||
36 | neighbor¡@¡]n¡^¡@µó§{¾F©~ | ||
He is my neighbor. ¥L¬O§Úªº¾F©~¡C | |||
37 | princess¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½¥D ¤ý¦m | ||
The princess is very beautiful. ¤½¥D¬O«D±`¬üÄR¡C | |||
38 | teenager¡@¡]n¡^¡@«C¤Ö¦~ | ||
He is just a teenager. ¥L¥u¬OÓ«C¤Ö¦~¡C | |||
39 | stranger¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯¥Í¤H | ||
Don't talk to strangers. ¤£n©M¯¥Í¤H»¡¸Ü¡C | |||
40 | name¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦W¦r | ||
Her name is Cindy. ¦oªº¦W¦r¬O¨¯¸¦¡C | |||
41 | sir¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªø©x ¥ý¥Í | ||
The soldier said, "Yes, sir." ¨ºÓ¤h§L»¡"¬Oªº¡Aªø©x"¡C | |||
42 | Dr.¡@¡]n¡^¡@Âå¥Í | ||
He is Dr. Lee. ¥L¬O§õ³Õ¤h¡C | |||
43 | Mr.¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥ý¥Í | ||
I see Mr. Chen. §Ú¬Ý¨ì³¯¥ý¥Í¡C | |||
44 | Mrs.¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Ó¤Ó | ||
Mrs. Lee is pretty. §õ¤Ó¤Ó«Üº}«G¡C | |||
45 | Miss¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p©j | ||
My teacher is Miss Fang. §Úªº¦Ñ®v¬O¤è¤p©j¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C3: Aninals & Insects °Êª«©øÂÎ(1) | ||
46 | ox¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½¤û | ||
It is a yellow ox. ¨e¬O¶À¦âªº¤û¡C | |||
47 | cat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ß | ||
I just want one cat. §Ú¥u·Qn¤@°¦¿ß¡C | |||
48 | dog¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª¯ | ||
I have four dogs. §Ú¾i¤F¥|±øª¯¡C | |||
49 | pig¡@¡]n¡^¡@½Þ | ||
I don't like pigs. §Ú¤£³ßÅw½Þ¡C | |||
50 | pet¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ãdª« | ||
We have two pets. §Ú̦³¨â°¦Ãdª«¡C | |||
51 | bug¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂΤl | ||
That's a small bug. ¨º¬O¤@°¦¤pÂΡC | |||
52 | ant¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ÂÃÆ | ||
There are ants on the table. ®à¤l¤W¦³¿ÂÃÆ¡C | |||
53 | cow¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥À¤û ¨Å¤û | ||
The cow is strong. ³oÀY¥À¤û«Ü§§¡C | |||
54 | bat¡@¡]n¡^¡@½¿½» ²y´Î | ||
Those are bats. ¨º¨Ç¬O½¿½»¡C | |||
55 | fox¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª°¯W | ||
I see ten foxes. §Ú¬Ý¨ì¤Q°¦ª°¯W¡C | |||
56 | bee¡@¡]n¡^¡@»e¸Á | ||
I'm afraid of bees. §Ú®`©È»e¸Á¡C | |||
57 | rat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Ñ¹« | ||
I see a big rat. §Ú¬Ý¨ì¤@°¦¤j¦Ñ¹«¡C | |||
58 | hen¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥ÀÂû | ||
It's a fat hen. ³o¬OªÎªº¥ÀÂû¡C | |||
59 | bear¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºµ | ||
There is a bear on the farm. ³o®y¹A³õ¦³¤@°¦ºµ¡C | |||
60 | lion¡@¡]n¡^¡@·à¤l | ||
I don't like big lions. §Ú¤£³ßÅw¤j·à¤l¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C4: Time®É¶¡(1) | ||
61 | a.m.¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤W¤È | ||
It's ten a.m. in the morning now. ²{¦b¬O¦±á¤QÂIÄÁ¡C | |||
62 | p.m.¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤U¤È | ||
It's six p.m. in the evening. ²{¦b¬O±ß¤W¤»ÂIÄÁ¡C | |||
63 | last¡@¡]adj¡^¡@³Ì«áªº | ||
I am the last one. §Ú¬O³Ì«á¤@Ó¡C | |||
64 | day¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤é ¤Ñ ¥Õ¤Ñ | ||
They went to the museum three days ago. ¥L̤T¤Ñ«e¥h¤F³Õª«À]¡C | |||
65 | now¡@¡]adv¡^¡@²{¦b | ||
Come here, right now. °¨¤W¹L¨Ó¡C | |||
66 | ago¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¥H«e | ||
I was thin long time ago. «Ü¤[¥H«e§Ú«Ü½G¡C | |||
67 | eve¡@¡]n¡^¡@«e¤i | ||
We celebrated on Christmas Eve. §Ú̦b¸t½Ï¸`«e¤i¼y¯¬¡C | |||
68 | late¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¿ð¨ìªº | ||
You are too late. §A¤Ó±ß¨ì¤F¡C | |||
69 | year¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦~ | ||
Happy New Year. ·s¦~§Ö¼Ö¡C | |||
70 | time¡@¡]n¡^¡@®É¶¡ | ||
What time is it now? ²{¦b´XÂIÄÁ¡H | |||
Title | ¡@C5: ColorÃC¦â | ||
71 | red¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¬õ¦âªº | ||
My pen is red. §Úªºµ§¬O¬õ¦âªº¡C | |||
72 | pink¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¯»¬õ¦âªº | ||
I like the pink hat. §Ú³ßÅw¯»¬õ¦âªº´U¤l¡C | |||
73 | blue¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ÂŦ⪺ | ||
The ball is blue. ²y¬OÂŦ⪺¡C | |||
74 | gray¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦Ç¦âªº | ||
The sky is gray. ¤ÑªÅ¬O¦Ç¦âªº¡C | |||
75 | color¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃC¦â | ||
What color is it? ¥¦¬O¤°»òÃC¦â¡H | |||
76 | black¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¶Â¦âªº | ||
My shoes are black. §Úªº¾c¤l¬O¶Â¦âªº¡C | |||
77 | white¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥Õ¦âªº | ||
The T-shirt is white. ¨º¥óT«ò¬O¥Õ¦âªº¡C | |||
78 | green¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ºñ¦âªº | ||
The grass is green. ¯ó¬Oºñªº¡C | |||
79 | brown¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´Ä¦âªº | ||
Her eyes are brown. ¦oªº²´·ú¬O´Ä¦âªº¡C | |||
80 | yellow¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¶À¦âªº | ||
The pen is yellow. µ§¬O¶À¦âªº¡C | |||
81 | purple¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µµ¦âªº | ||
Kites are purple. ·ºå¬Oµµ¦âªº¡C | |||
82 | orange¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¾ï¦âªº | ||
The orange T-shirt looks nice. ³o¥ó¾í¦âT«ò¬Ý°_¨Ó¤£¿ù¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C6: Family®a®x | ||
83 | dad¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤÷¿Ë | ||
His dad is fat. ¥Lªº¤÷¿Ë¬ODªº¡C | |||
84 | daddy¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤÷¿Ë | ||
My daddy is rich. §Úªºª¨ª¨¬O´I¦³ªº¡C | |||
85 | father¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤÷¿Ë | ||
His father is a doctor. ¥Lªº¤÷¿Ë¬O¤@¦WÂå¥Í¡C | |||
86 | mom¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥À¿Ë | ||
His mom is very lazy. ¥Lªº¶ý¶ý«ÜÃi´k¡C | |||
87 | mommy¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥À¿Ë | ||
I love my mommy. §Ú·R§Úªº¶ý¶ý¡C | |||
88 | mother¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥À¿Ë | ||
His mother is young. ¥Lªº¥À¿Ë¬O¦~»´ªº¡C | |||
89 | son¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨à¤l | ||
My son is so cute. §Úªº¨à¤l¬O¨º»ò¥i·R¡C | |||
90 | daughter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤k¨à | ||
Her daughter is a nurse. ¦oªº¤k¨à¬O¤@¦WÅ@¤h¡C | |||
91 | sister¡@¡]n¡^¡@©n©f | ||
My sister is so pretty. §Úªº©f©f¬O¨º»ò¬üÄR¡C | |||
92 | brother¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥S§Ì | ||
His brother is thin. ¥Lªºôô«Ü½G¡C | |||
93 | family¡@¡]n¡^¡@®a®x | ||
We are a happy family §Ú̬O¤@Ó©¯ºÖªº®a®x | |||
94 | parent¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤÷¿Ë©Î¥À¿Ë | ||
They are my parents. ¥L̬O§Úªº¤÷¥À¡C | |||
95 | aunt¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂT¥À «¼¥À | ||
That's my aunt. ³o´N¬O§Úªºªü«¼¡C | |||
96 | uncle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨û§B «¼¤V | ||
My uncle is very tall. §Úªº¨û¨û¬O«Ü°ª¡C | |||
97 | cousin¡@¡]n¡^¡@°ó(ªí)¥S§Ì©j©f | ||
My cousin is handsome. §Úªíô«Ü^«T¡C | |||
98 | grandmother¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ª¥À | ||
My grandmother is very nice. §Úªº¯ª¥À¤H«Ü¦n¡C | |||
99 | grandma¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ª¥À | ||
The fat woman is her grandma. ¨ºÓD¤k¤H¬O¦oªº¯ª¥À¡C | |||
100 | grandfather¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ª¤÷ | ||
His grandfather is handsome. ¥Lªº¯ª¤÷¬O^«T¡C | |||
101 | grandpa¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ª¤÷ | ||
I love my grandpa. §Ú·R§Úªº·Ý·Ý¡C | |||
102 | wife¡@¡]n¡^¡@©d¤l | ||
Your wife is beautiful. §Aªº©d¤l¬O¬üÄRªº¡C | |||
103 | husband¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤V¤Ò | ||
My husband is rich. §Ú¤V¤Ò¬O´I¦³ªº¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C7: Body Parts¨Å鳡¦ì | ||
104 | leg¡@¡]n¡^¡@»L | ||
She has two long legs. ¦o¦³¨â±øªø»L¡C | |||
105 | ear¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Õ¦· | ||
Michael has two big ears. ³Á§J¦³¨âÓ¤j¦Õ¦·¡C | |||
106 | lip¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼L®B | ||
Her lips are red. ¦oªº¼L®B¬O¬õªº¡C | |||
107 | eye¡@¡]n¡^¡@²´·ú | ||
His eyes are charming. ¥Lªº²´·ú¬O°g¤Hªº¡C | |||
108 | toe¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸}³k | ||
His toes are dirty. ¥Lªº¸}³k¬Ożªº¡C | |||
109 | arm¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤âÁu | ||
My arms are very strong. §Úªº¤âÁu³£«Ü±j¡C | |||
110 | head¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÀY | ||
He has a big head. ¥L¦³¤@Ó¤j¤jªºÀY¡C | |||
111 | hand¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤â | ||
Clap your hands. ©ç©ç¤â¡C | |||
112 | face¡@¡]n¡^¡@Áy ±¤l | ||
I have a round face. §Ú¦³¶ê¶êªºÁy¡C | |||
113 | hair¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÀY¾v | ||
He has black hair. ¥L¦³¶Â¦âªºÀY¾v¡C | |||
114 | foot¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸} | ||
She just has one foot. ¦o¥u¦³¤@°¦¸}¡C | |||
115 | nose¡@¡]n¡^¡@»ó¤l | ||
His nose is big. ¥Lªº»ó¤l«Ü¤j¡C | |||
116 | nail¡@¡]n¡^¡@«ü¥Ò | ||
My nails are very long. §Úªº«ü¥Ò³£«Üªø¡C | |||
117 | body¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Åé | ||
His body is strong. ¥Lªº¨Åé«Ü±j¡C | |||
118 | neck¡@¡]n¡^¡@²ä¤l | ||
His neck is long. ¥Lªº²ä¤l«Üªø¡C | |||
119 | back¡@¡]n¡^¡@I³¡ | ||
My back is sore. §ÚªºI«Üµh¡C | |||
120 | knee¡@¡]n¡^¡@½¥»\ | ||
My knees are hurt. §Úªº½¥»\³£¨ü¶Ë¤F¡C | |||
121 | heart¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ßŦ | ||
He breaks my heart. ¥L¶Ë¤F§Úªº¤ß¡C | |||
122 | mouth¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼L¤Ú | ||
You have a big mouth. §A¦³±i¤j¼L¤Ú¡C | |||
123 | finger¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤â«ü | ||
You have ten fingers. §A¦³¤QÓ¤â«ü¡C | |||
124 | throat¡@¡]n¡^¡@³ïÄV | ||
Her throat is very healthy. ¦oªº³ïÄV¬O«D±`°·±dªº¡C | |||
125 | tooth¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ú¾¦ | ||
My tooth falls. §Úªº¤ú±¼¤F¡C | |||
126 | shoulder¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªÓ»H | ||
Put your head on my shoulders. §â§AªºÀY¾a¦b§ÚªºªÓ¤W¡C | |||
127 | stomach¡@¡]n¡^¡@G | ||
Cows have many stomachs. ¤û¦³«Ü¦hªºG¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C8: Wh-words & Interjections ºÃ°Ýµü»P·P¼Ûµü | ||
128 | how¡@¡]adv¡^¡@«ç»ò ¦p¦ó | ||
How do you go to school? §A«ç»ò¥h¤W¾Ç¡H | |||
129 | who¡@¡]wh¡^¡@½Ö | ||
Who is he? ¥L¬O½Ö¡H | |||
130 | why¡@¡]wh¡^¡@¬°¤°»ò | ||
Why are you crying? §A¬°¤°»òú¡H | |||
131 | when¡@¡]wh¡^¡@·í¡Kªº®ÉÔ | ||
When I see you, I am very happy. ·í§Ú¬Ý¨ì§A®É¡A§Ú«Ü°ª¿³¡C | |||
132 | where¡@¡]wh¡^¡@þ¸Ì ¦ó³B | ||
Where are you? §A¦bþ¸Ì¡H | |||
133 | whose¡@¡]wh¡^¡@½Öªº | ||
Whose pencil is it? ¨º¬O½Öªº¹]µ§¡H | |||
134 | what¡@¡]wh¡^¡@¤°»ò | ||
What is it? ³o¬O¤°»ò¡H | |||
135 | which¡@¡]wh¡^¡@þÓ | ||
Which one do you like? §A³ßÅwþ¤@Ó¡H | |||
136 | hello¡@¡]inter¡^¡@«¢Åo | ||
Hello! May I help you? ±z¦n¡I§Ú¥i¥HÀ°¦£¶Ü? | |||
137 | good-bye¡@¡]inter¡^¡@¦A¨£ | ||
I want to say good-bye. §Ú·Q»¡¦A¨£¤F¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C9: Pronouns¥N¦Wµü(1) | ||
138 | I¡@¡]pron¡^¡@§Ú | ||
I have no idea. §Ú¤£ª¾¹D¡C | |||
139 | you¡@¡]pron¡^¡@§A §AÌ | ||
I love you. §Ú·R§A¡C | |||
140 | he¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¥L | ||
He is my friend. ¥L¬O§ÚªºªB¤Í¡C | |||
141 | she¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¦o | ||
She is a little girl. ¦o¬OÓ¤p¤k«Ä¡C | |||
142 | it¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¥¦ | ||
It is just a little dog. ¥¦¥u¬O¤@°¦¤pª¯¡C | |||
143 | we¡@¡]pron¡^¡@§ÚÌ | ||
We are friends. §Ú̬OªB¤Í¡C | |||
144 | they¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¥LÌ | ||
They are good boys. ¥L̳£¬O¦n«Ä¤l¡C | |||
145 | my¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Úªº | ||
It's my cake. ¨º¬O§Úªº³J¿|¡C | |||
146 | your¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Aªº §A̪º | ||
Is this your robot? ³o¬O§Aªº¾÷¾¹¤H¶Ü¡H | |||
147 | his¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥Lªº | ||
His dog is small. ¥Lªºª¯«Ü¤p¡C | |||
148 | her¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦oªº ¦o(¨ü®æ) | ||
It's her bag. ³o¬O¦oªº¥]¥]¡C | |||
149 | its¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥¦ªº | ||
The dog is having its meal. ¨º°¦ª¯¥¿¦b¦Y¶º¡C | |||
150 | our¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Ú̪º | ||
It's our cat. ³o¬O§Ú̪º¿ß¡C | |||
151 | their¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥L̪º | ||
I don't know their names. §Ú¤£ª¾¹D¥L̪º¦W¦r¡C | |||
152 | me¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Ú(¨ü®æ) | ||
Look at me. ¬Ý¬Ý§Ú¡C | |||
153 | him¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥L(¨ü®æ) | ||
I agree with him. §Ú¦P·N¥Lªº·N¨£¡C | |||
154 | us¡@¡]n¡^¡@§ÚÌ(¨ü®æ) | ||
Ms. Fang teaches us English. ¤è¤k¤h±Ð§ÚÌ^»y¡C | |||
155 | them¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥LÌ(¨ü®æ) | ||
It's hard for me to carry them. ¹ï§Ú¨Ó»¡«ÜÃø·h°Ê¥LÌ¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C10: Other Verbs¨ä¥L°Êµü(1) | ||
156 | go¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥h | ||
Let's go! §Ų́«§a! | |||
157 | see¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬Ý¨£ | ||
He sees beautiful flowers and green trees in the park. ¥L¬Ý¨ì¤½¶é¸Ì¦³¬üÄRªºªá©Mºñ¾ð¡C | |||
158 | sit¡@¡]v¡^¡@§¤ | ||
I sit on the chair and watch TV in the living room. §Ú¦b«ÈÆU¸Ì§¤¦b´È¤l¤W¬Ý¹qµø¡C | |||
159 | end¡@¡]v¡^¡@µ²§ô ²×¤î #ºÉÀY | ||
When will this story end? ³oÓ¬G¨Æ¤°»ò®ÉÔµ²§ô¡H | |||
160 | use¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨Ï¥Î | ||
I use computers to learn English. §Ú¨Ï¥Î¹q¸£¾Ç^»y¡C | |||
161 | put¡@¡]v¡^¡@©ñ | ||
Put the book on that desk. §â³o¥»®Ñ©ñ¦b¨º±i®à¤l¤W¡C | |||
162 | cry¡@¡]v¡^¡@ú ¥s ³Û | ||
My sister is crying now. §Úªº©f©f²{¦b¥¿¦bú¡C | |||
163 | dig¡@¡]v¡^¡@±¸(¤g) «õ(¬}) | ||
The dog can dig quickly. ª¯¥i¥H§Ö³t¦a«õ¬}¡C | |||
164 | let¡@¡]v¡^¡@Åý | ||
You let me feel happy. §AÅý§Ú·P¨ì§Ö¼Ö¡C | |||
165 | cut¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨è²ª ³Î¶Ë | ||
I cut my finger. §Ú³Î¶Ë¤F§Úªº¤â«ü¡C | |||
166 | hit¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´ ¥´À» ŧÀ» | ||
A bullet hit him on the leg. ¤@Áû¤l¼uÀ»¤¤¤F¥Lªº»L¡C | |||
167 | get¡@¡]v¡^¡@±o¨ì | ||
He gets a lot of money. ¥L±o¨ì«Ü¦h¿ú¡C | |||
168 | die¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦º | ||
My dog died two years ago. §Úªºª¯¨â¦~«e¦º¤F¡C | |||
169 | try¡@¡]v¡^¡@¹Á¸Õ | ||
You can try riding a bike. §A¥i¥H¸ÕÃM¤@½ø¦Û¦æ¨®¡C | |||
170 | act¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥Dºt ¦æ¬° | ||
I act a King in the play. ¦bÀ¸¼@¡A§Úºt°ê¤ý¡C | |||
171 | own¡@¡]v¡^¡@¾Ö¦³ | ||
He owns a motorcycle. ¥L¾Ö¦³¤@½ø¼¯¦«¨®¡C | |||
172 | hop¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸õ¹L ÅD¹L | ||
She hops to school all the way. ¦o¤@¸ô¸õ¨ì¾Ç®Õ¡C | |||
173 | lie¡@¡]v¡^¡@»¡ÁÀ ¦ì©ó ½ö | ||
He always lies. ¥LÁ`¬O»¡ÁÀ¡C | |||
174 | mop¡@¡]v¡^¡@©ì(¦a) | ||
Alice mops the floor every night. ¦ãÄRµ·¨CӱߤW³£©ì¦a¡C | |||
175 | bow¡@¡]v¡^¡@Áù°` | ||
He bows to everyone. ¥L¦V¨C¤@Ó¤HÁù°`¡C | |||
176 | nod¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÂIÀY | ||
I don't like to nod. §Ú¤£³ßÅwÂIÂIÀY¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C11: Numbers¼Æ(2) | ||
177 | twenty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤G¤Q | ||
His number is twenty. ¥Lªº¸¹½X¬O¤G¤Q¡C | |||
178 | thirty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤T¤Q | ||
He lived in Canada for thirty years. ¥L¦b¥[®³¤j¦í¤F¤T¤Q¦~¡C | |||
179 | forty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¥|¤Q | ||
Her father is already forty years old. ¦oªº¤÷¿Ë¤w¸g¥|¤Q·³¡C | |||
180 | fifty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤¤Q | ||
Lisa buys fifty pencils. ÄR²ï¶R¤F¤¤Q¤ä¹]µ§¡C | |||
181 | sixty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤»¤Q | ||
I eat sixty cakes. §Ú¦Y¤F¤»¤QÓ³J¿|¡C | |||
182 | seventy¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤C¤Q | ||
He owns seventy fish. ¥L¾Ö¦³¤C¤Q±ø³½¡C | |||
183 | eighty¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤K¤Q | ||
My grandmother is eighty years old. §Úªº¯ª¥À¬O¤K¤Q·³¡C | |||
184 | ninety¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤E¤Q | ||
He is ninety years old. ¥L¬O¤E¤Q·³¡C | |||
185 | hundred¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤@¦Ê | ||
The house is two hundred years old. ³o©Ð¤l¦³¨â¦Ê¦~ªº¾ú¥v¡C | |||
186 | thousand¡@¡]num¡^¡@¤@¤d | ||
I have five thousand dollars. §Ú¦³¤¥a¤¸¡C | |||
187 | million¡@¡]num¡^¡@¦Ê¸U | ||
He has five million dollars. ¥L¦³¤¦Ê¸U¬ü¤¸¡C | |||
188 | first¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤@ªº | ||
She is never the first one. ¦o¥Ã»·¤£·|¬O²Ä¤@Ó¡C | |||
189 | second¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Gªº | ||
It is my second dog. ³o¬O§Úªº²Ä¤G°¦ª¯¡C | |||
190 | third¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Tªº | ||
March is the third month of the year. ¤T¤ë¬O¤@¦~ªº²Ä¤TÓ¤ë¡C | |||
191 | fourth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¥|ªº | ||
John is the fourth person to ask me the question. ¬ù¿«¬O°Ý§Ú°ÝÃDªº²Ä¥|Ó¤H¡C | |||
192 | fifth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤ªº | ||
It's the fifth schoolbag for his son. ³o¬O¥L¨à¤lªº²Ä¤Ó®Ñ¥]¡C | |||
193 | sixth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤»ªº | ||
I'm a sixth grade student. §Ú¬O¤»¦~¯Åªº¾Ç¥Í¡C | |||
194 | seventh¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Cªº | ||
Saturday is the seventh day of a week. ¬P´Á¤»¬O¤@¬P´Áªº²Ä¤C¤Ñ¡C | |||
195 | eighth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Kªº | ||
Amy is eating the eighth hamburger. ¦ã¦Ì¥¿¦b¦Y²Ä¤KÓº~³ù¡C | |||
196 | ninth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Eªº | ||
This is my ninth girl friend. ³o¬O§Ú²Ä¤EÓ¤kªB¤Í¡C | |||
197 | tenth¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Ä¤Qªº | ||
I live on the tenth floor. §Ú¦í¦b¤Q¼Ó¡C | |||
198 | number¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼Æ¦r | ||
This is my lucky number. ³o¬O§Úªº©¯¹B¼Æ¦r¡C | |||
199 | few¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤Ö¼Æªº(±µ¥i¼Æ) | ||
There are a few students in the school. ¦b¾Ç®Õ¸Ì¦³´XӾǥ͡C | |||
200 | many¡@¡]adj¡^¡@³\¦h(±µ¥i¼Æ) | ||
There are many mountains in Taiwan. ¦b»OÆW¦³«Ü¦h¤s¡C | |||
201 | much¡@¡]adj¡^¡@³\¦h(±µ¤£¥i¼Æ) | ||
How much money does he have? ¥L¦³«Ü¦h¿ú? | |||
202 | more¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§ó¦hªº | ||
I don't want more cats. §Ú¤£·Qn§ó¦hªº¿ß«}¡C | |||
203 | less¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¸û¤Öªº | ||
John has less strength than I. ¬ù¿«ªº¤O®ð¤ñ§Ú¤p¡C | |||
204 | total¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Xp | ||
The total is fifty dollars. ¤@¦@¬O¤¤Q¬ü¤¸¡C | |||
205 | little¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤pªº | ||
I like the little dog. §Ú³ßÅw¤pª¯¡C | |||
206 | several¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´XÓªº ¼ÆÓªº | ||
Several students went to that classroom. ´XӾǥͥh¨º¶¡±Ð«Ç¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C12: School¾Ç®Õ(1) | ||
207 | box¡@¡]n¡^¡@½c¤l | ||
The cat is in the box. ³o°¦¿ß¦b½c¤l¸Ì¡C | |||
208 | art¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃÀ³N | ||
I like art classes. §Ú³ßÅw¤WÃÀ³N½Ò¡C | |||
209 | map¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦a¹Ï | ||
He wants a world map. ¥L·Qn¥@¬É¦a¹Ï¡C | |||
210 | say¡@¡]v¡^¡@»¡ Á¿ | ||
How do you say this in English? ³o¥y¸Üªº^»y«ç»ò»¡¡H | |||
211 | ask¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸ß°Ý | ||
Don't ask me any questions. ¤£n°Ý§Ú¥ô¦ó°ÝÃD¡C | |||
212 | pen¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ§ | ||
His pen is in the bathroom. ¥Lªº¿ûµ§©ñ¦b¯D«Ç¸Ì¡C | |||
213 | test¡@¡]n¡^¡@´ú¸Õ | ||
The teacher will give us a test. ¦Ñ®v±Nµ¹§Ú̦ҸաC | |||
214 | talk¡@¡]v¡^¡@½Í¸Ü | ||
I want to talk to you. §Ú·Q©M§A½Í½Í¡C | |||
215 | read¡@¡]v¡^¡@Ū | ||
I read books while listening to music. §ÚÃäÅ¥µ¼ÖÃä¬Ý®Ñ¡C | |||
216 | book¡@¡]n¡^¡@®Ñ¥» | ||
The book is very interesting. ³o¥»®Ñ«Ü¦³½ì¡C | |||
217 | ball¡@¡]n¡^¡@²y | ||
The ball is behind the tree. ²y¦b¾ð«á±¡C | |||
218 | fail¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥¢±Ñ | ||
Our plan has failed. §Ú̪ºpµe¥¢±Ñ¤F¡C | |||
219 | page¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶ | ||
Write page twenty, please. ½Ð¼g²Ä¤G¤Q¶¡C | |||
220 | math¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼Æ¾Ç(²¼g) | ||
Gary doesn't like math. Gary¤£³ßÅw¼Æ¾Ç¡C | |||
221 | mark¡@¡]n¡^¡@°O¸¹ ¤À¼Æ | ||
Steven put a mark on the book. Steven¦b®Ñ¤W°µ°O¸¹¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C13: Personal Characteristics Ó¤H¯S¼x(1) | ||
222 | fat¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Dªº | ||
The pig is very fat. ½Þ«ÜD¡C | |||
223 | bad¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Ãaªº | ||
You are a bad boy. §A¬OÓÃa«Ä¤l¡C | |||
224 | sad¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´d«sªº ¥O¤H¶Ë¤ßªº | ||
I'm very sad. §Ú·P¨ì«ÜÃø¹L¡C | |||
225 | old¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦Ñªº | ||
The man is very old. ¨ºÓ¨k¤H«Ü¦Ñ¡C | |||
226 | shy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²Û©Äªº ©È²Ûªº | ||
The dog is very shy. ³o°¦ª¯«Ü®`²Ûªº¡C | |||
227 | mad¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µoºÆªº µo¨gªº | ||
The old man is mad. ³o¦ì¦Ñ¤HºÆ¤F¡C | |||
228 | good¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦nªº | ||
Cindy is a good girl. Cindy¬O¤@Ó¦n¤k«Ä¡C | |||
229 | nice¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦nªº | ||
The performance is very nice. ³o³õªíºt«D±`¦n¡C | |||
230 | cool¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²D§Öªº ²D²nªº | ||
I like the cool weather. §Ú³ßÅw²D²nªº¤Ñ®ð¡C | |||
231 | cute¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥i·Rªº | ||
Crocodiles are not cute. They are ugly. Æs³½¤£¥i·R¡C¥LÌ«ÜÁà¡C | |||
232 | tall¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°ªªº | ||
Jeremy Lin is tall. ªL®Ñ»¨Ó¤l«Ü°ª¡C | |||
233 | kind¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¿Ë¤Áªº | ||
Our teacher is kind. §Ú̪º¦Ñ®v¬Oµ½¨}ªº¡C | |||
234 | rich¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´I¦³ªº | ||
He is very rich. ¥L¬O«D±`´I¦³ªº¡C | |||
235 | busy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦£¸Lªº | ||
Dad is busy every day. ª¨ª¨¨C¤@¤Ñ³£«Ü¦£¡C | |||
236 | wise¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³´¼¼zªº #Áo©úªº | ||
My little sister is wise in the family. §Úªº©f©f¦b®a±Ú¸Ì¬OÁo©úªº¡C | |||
237 | poor¡@¡]adj¡^¡@³h½aªº ³h§xªº | ||
Meg's family is poor. Megªº®a¸Ì«Ü½a¡C | |||
238 | thin¡@¡]adj¡^¡@½G¤pªº | ||
He is thin. ¥L«Ü½G¡C | |||
239 | lazy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Ãi´kªº | ||
Amy is a lazy girl. Amy¬OÓÃi´kªº¤k«Ä¡C | |||
240 | slim¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ÅÖ²Óªº | ||
Kitty is always slim. KittyÁ`¬O«Ü]±ø¡C | |||
241 | pretty¡@¡]adj¡^¡@º}«Gªº | ||
Ms. Grace is tall and pretty. Grace¤k¤h¤S°ª¤Sº}«G¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C14: Food & Drink¹ª«&¶¼®Æ(1) | ||
242 | hot¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¼öªº | ||
I like hot days, because I can eat ice cream. §Ú³ßÅw¼öªº¤Ñ®ð¡A¦]¬°§Ú¥i¥H¦YÁ÷²N²O¡C | |||
243 | tea¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ù | ||
Jolin never drinks green tea at night. Jolin±q¨Ó¤£¦b±ß¤W³Üºñ¯ù¡C | |||
244 | egg¡@¡]n¡^¡@³J | ||
I went to the supermarket to buy some eggs. §Ú¥h¶W¥«¶R´XÓÂû³J¡C | |||
245 | ham¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤õ»L | ||
His brother likes to eat ham. ¥Lªº§Ì§Ì³ßÅw¦Y¤õ»L¡C | |||
246 | oil¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªo | ||
My mother uses oil to cook dinner. §Ú¥À¿Ë¥ÎªoµN±ßÀ\¡C | |||
247 | pie¡@¡]n¡^¡@»æ | ||
Apple pie is my breakfast. Ä«ªG¬£¬O§Úªº¦À\¡C | |||
248 | ice¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦B | ||
Ella likes to eat ice in the summer. Ella³ßÅw¦b®L¤Ñ¦Y¦B¡C | |||
249 | eat¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦Y | ||
Sponge Bob eats pineapples in the house. ®üºøÄ_Ä_¦b®a¸Ì¦Y»ñ±ù¡C | |||
250 | bun¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p¶êÄÑ¥] | ||
The ball is as small as a bun. ³oÁû²y¹³¤p¶êÄÑ¥]¤@¼Ë¤p¡C | |||
251 | fish¡@¡]n¡^¡@³½ | ||
Billy likes to eat fish. Billy³ßÅw¦Y³½¡C | |||
252 | food¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹ª« | ||
We'll have no food tomorrow. §ÚÌ©ú¤Ñ¨S¦³¹ª«¤F¡C | |||
253 | cook¡@¡]v¡^¡@²i½Õ | ||
My mother likes cooking fish. §Ú¶ý¶ý³ßÅwµN³½¡C | |||
254 | milk¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤û¥¤ | ||
She drinks milk every day. ¦o¨C¤Ñ³Ü¤û¥¤¡C | |||
255 | Coke¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥i¼Ö | ||
I like to drink Coke when it's hot. ¤Ñ®ð¼öªº®ÉÔ¡A§Ú³ßÅw¥i¼Ö¡C | |||
256 | cake¡@¡]n¡^¡@³J¿| ¿|»æ | ||
I have a birthday cake. §Ú¦³¤@ӥͤé³J¿|¡C | |||
257 | rice¡@¡]n¡^¡@½_½\ ¦Ì¶º | ||
Mom cooks rice every day. ¶ý¶ý¨C¤@¤Ñ³£µN¶º¡C | |||
258 | meat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦× | ||
I don't like to eat meat. §Ú¤£³ßÅw¦Y¦×¡C | |||
259 | burn¡@¡]v¡^¡@¿U¿N | ||
I burn the paper. §Ú§â¯È¿N±¼¡C | |||
260 | beef¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤û¦× | ||
We don't eat beef. §Ṳ́£¦Y¤û¦×¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C15: Health°·±dª¬ªp | ||
261 | life¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥Í¬¡ | ||
My life is happy. §Úªº¥Í¬¡¬O§Ö¼Öªº¡C | |||
262 | sick¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥Í¯fªº | ||
The cat is sick. ³o°¦¿ß¥Í¯f¤F¡C | |||
263 | cold¡@¡]n¡^¡@·P«_ | ||
I caught a cold this morning. §Ú¤µ¤Ñ¦¤W·P«_¤F¡C | |||
264 | weak¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µê®zªº | ||
The old man is weak. ³o¦ì¦Ñ¤H«Üµê®z¡C | |||
265 | well¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°·±dªº | ||
He plays drums very well. ¥L¥´¹ª¥´±o«Ü´Î¡C | |||
266 | sore¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¯kµhµoª¢ªº | ||
I have a sore throat. §Úªº³ïÄV«Üµh¡C | |||
267 | health¡@¡]n¡^¡@°·±d | ||
Health is very important. °·±d¬O«D±`«nªº¡C | |||
268 | strong¡@¡]adj¡^¡@±j§§ªº | ||
The strong man is working now. ¨ºÓ±j§§ªº¤H¥¿¦b¤u§@¡C | |||
269 | tired¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¯h¾Îªº «Ü²Öªº | ||
I'm tired. §Ú²Ö¤F¡C | |||
270 | fever¡@¡]n¡^¡@µo¿N µo¼ö | ||
Jason has a fever. Jasonµo¿N¤F¡C | |||
271 | healthy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°·±dªº | ||
He is a healthy boy. ¥L¬OÓ°·±dªº¨k«Ä¡C | |||
272 | comfortable¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µÎ¾Aªº | ||
The sofa is comfortable. ¨Fµo«ÜµÎªA¡C | |||
273 | medicine¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃĪ« Âå¾Ç | ||
She does not like to take medicine. ¦o¤£³ßÅw¦YÃÄ¡C | |||
274 | headache¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÀYµh | ||
I have a headache. §ÚÀYµh¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C16: Sports,Interests & Hobbies ¹B°Ê,¿³½ì&¶Ý¦n(1) | ||
275 | toy¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª±¨ã | ||
I bought a toy as a gift for my sister. §Ú¶R¤F¤@Óª±¨ã°eµ¹§Ú©f©f·í§ª«¡C | |||
276 | win¡@¡]v¡^¡@³Ó§Q űo | ||
They will win the race. ¥ḺNűo³o³õ¤ñÁÉ¡C | |||
277 | jog¡@¡]v¡^¡@ºC¶] | ||
They are jogging at the park. ¥L̦b¤½¶éºC¶]¡C | |||
278 | run¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶] | ||
My brother runs quickly. §Úªº§Ì§Ì¶]±o§Ö¡C | |||
279 | play¡@¡]v¡^¡@ª±(¹CÀ¸) | ||
I'm playing dodge ball. §Ú¥¿¦bª±¸úÁײy¡C | |||
280 | race¡@¡]v¡^¡@¤ñÁÉ | ||
Jimmy and Tony race. Jimmy©MTonyÁɶ]¡C | |||
281 | game¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹CÀ¸ | ||
Amy plays computer games. Amyª±¹q¸£¹CÀ¸¡C | |||
282 | song¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºq¦± | ||
I can sing a song. §Ú·|°Ûºq¡C | |||
283 | card¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥d¤ù | ||
Amy gives a card to her boyfriend. ¦ã«}µ¹¦oªº¨k¤Í¤@±i¥d¤ù¡C | |||
284 | sing¡@¡]v¡^¡@°Ûºq | ||
He sings a song for her. ¥L¬°¦o°Û¤@ººq¡C | |||
285 | draw¡@¡]v¡^¡@µe ø»s | ||
Kitty draws a beautiful picture. ³Í¸¦µe¤F¤@±i¬üÄRªºµe¡C | |||
286 | kite¡@¡]n¡^¡@·ºå | ||
Doris likes to fly a kite at the beach. Doris³ßÅw¦b®üÅy©ñ·ºå¡C | |||
287 | swim¡@¡]v¡^¡@´åªa | ||
I like to swim. §Ú³ßÅw´åªa¡C | |||
288 | fish¡@¡]v¡^¡@³¨³½ | ||
I go fishing with my dad. §Ú¸ò§Úª¨¥h³¨³½¡C | |||
289 | doll¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬v«½«½ | ||
Bob buys a doll for Amy. ¥]¬f¶R¤@Ó¬v«½«½µ¹¦ã«}¡C | |||
290 | camp¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÅSÀç | ||
I'll go to the summer camp. §Ú±Nn¥h®L¥OÀç¡C | |||
291 | team¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹Î¶¤ | ||
Andy, Ricky and Steven are a very funny team. Andy¡BRicky©MSteven¬O«Ü·Æ½]ªº¤@¶¤¡C | |||
292 | band¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼Ö¶¤ | ||
I like all the songs of the band. §Ú³ßÅw¨ºÓ¼Ö¶¤ªº©Ò¦³ºq¦±¡C | |||
293 | lose¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥¢¥h | ||
He loses his family. ¥L¥¢¥h¤F¥Lªº®a¤H¡C | |||
294 | trip¡@¡]n¡^¡@®Èµ{ ®È¦æ | ||
This is a fun trip. ³o¬O¤@Ó¦³½ìªº®È¦æ¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C17: Weather & Nature¤Ñ®ð&¦ÛµM | ||
295 | sun¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Ó¶§ | ||
The sun is big today. ¤µ¤Ñ¤Ó¶§«Ü¤j¡C | |||
296 | air¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªÅ®ð | ||
We need air everywhere. §Ų́ì³B»ÝnªÅ®ð¡C | |||
297 | dry¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°®ªº | ||
The dress is dry. ³o¥ó¬v¸Ë¬O°®ªº¡C | |||
298 | wet¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¼éÀ㪺 | ||
I feel uncomfortable because it's wet today. §Úı±o«Ü¤£µÎªA¡A¦]¬°¤µ¤Ñ«Ü¼éÀã¡C | |||
299 | sky¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ÑªÅ | ||
The sky is not always blue. ¤ÑªÅ¨Ã¤£Á`¬OÂŪº¡C | |||
300 | star¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P | ||
Stars in the sky are very beautiful. ¤ÑªÅ¤¤ªº¬P¬P¬O«Ü¬üªº¡C | |||
301 | cold¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´H§Nªº | ||
It is very very cold today. ¤µ¤Ñ«D±`«D±`ªº§N¡C | |||
302 | cool¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²D§Öªº ²D²nªº | ||
It was cool last weekend. ¤W¶g¥½¤Ñ®ð²D²n¡C | |||
303 | rain¡@¡]n¡^¡@«B | ||
It's a heavy rain. ³o¬O¤@³õ¤j«B¡C | |||
304 | moon¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ë«G | ||
He saw the moon. ¥L¬Ý¨ì¤ë«G¡C | |||
305 | warm¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·Å·xªº ·x©Mªº | ||
Her bedroom was very warm. ¦oªºª×«Ç¸Ì«Ü·Å·x¡C | |||
306 | snow¡@¡]n¡^¡@³· | ||
I played with snow in the park. §Ú¦b¦b¤½¶é¸Ìª±³·¡C | |||
307 | wind¡@¡]n¡^¡@· | ||
The wind blows. ·§jµÛ¡C | |||
308 | blow¡@¡]v¡^¡@§j ÀH·ÄÆ°Ê | ||
Children like to blow bubbles. «Ä¤l̳ßÅw§jªwªw¡C | |||
309 | clear¡@¡]v, adj¡^¡@²M°£ ´¸®Ô | ||
It is very clear today. ¤µ¤Ñ¤Ñ®ð«Ü´¸®Ô¡C | |||
310 | nature¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤j¦ÛµM | ||
There are many animals in the nature. ¦ÛµM¬É¤¤¦³³\¦h°Êª«¡C | |||
311 | earth¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦a²y | ||
We like the pretty earth. §Ú̳ßÅw³oÓº}«Gªº¦a²y¡C | |||
312 | sunny¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Æv¶§°ª·Óªº | ||
Today is a sunny day. ¤µ¤Ñ¬O¤@Ó¶§¥úÀéÄꪺ¤é¤l¡C | |||
313 | rainy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦h«Bªº | ||
It is rainy today. ¤µ¤Ñ¤U«B¡C | |||
314 | windy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³·ªº | ||
It was windy yesterday. ¬Q¤Ñ¦³·¡C | |||
315 | cloudy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦h¶³ªº | ||
It was cloudy two days ago. «e¨â¤Ñ¬O¦h¶³ªº¡C | |||
316 | snowy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦h³·ªº | ||
Today is a snowy day. ¤µ¤Ñ¬O¥Õ³·½J½Jªº¤é¤l¡C | |||
317 | shine¡@¡]v¡^¡@·ÓÄ£ | ||
The sun shines every day. ¤Ó¶§¨C¤Ñ·ÓÄ£µÛ¡C | |||
318 | snowman¡@¡]n¡^¡@³·¤H | ||
We make a snowman. §ÚÌ°ï¤F¤@Ó³·¤H¡C | |||
319 | weather¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Ñ®ð | ||
The weather is sunny. ¤Ñ®ð´¸®Ô¡C | |||
320 | typhoon¡@¡]n¡^¡@»ä· | ||
The typhoon is terrible. »ä·¬O¥i©Èªº¡C | |||
321 | rainbow¡@¡]n¡^¡@±mi | ||
The rainbow is beautiful. ±mi¬O¬üÄRªº¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C18: House & Apartment ¦í¦v&¤½´J | ||
322 | key¡@¡]n¡^¡@Æ_°Í | ||
I have a new key. §Ú¦³¤@¤ä·sÆ_°Í¡C | |||
323 | pot¡@¡]n¡^¡@Áç¤l | ||
I buy the pot in the supermarket. §Ú¦b¶W¥«¶R¤@ÓÁç¡C | |||
324 | bed¡@¡]n¡^¡@§É | ||
My bed is soft and very comfortable. §Úªº§É«Ü³n¦Ó¥B«D±`µÎ¾A¡C | |||
325 | fan¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q®° | ||
She has a fan. ¦o¦³¤@Ó·®°¡C | |||
326 | tub¡@¡]n¡^¡@±í ¤ì¬Ö | ||
There is a tub in the bathroom. ¯D«Ç¸Ì¦³¤@Ó¬Ö¤l¡C | |||
327 | mat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹Ô¤l | ||
He put a mat in front of the door. ¥L¦bªù«e©ñ¤@Ó¹Ô¤l¡C | |||
328 | desk¡@¡]n¡^¡@®Ñ®à | ||
I have a new desk. §Ú¦³·sªº®Ñ®à¡C | |||
329 | room¡@¡]n¡^¡@©Ð¶¡ | ||
He walked into my room. ¥L¨«¶i§Úªº©Ð¶¡¡C | |||
330 | home¡@¡]n¡^¡@®a | ||
This is my sweet home. ³o¬O§Ú²¢»eªº®a¡C | |||
331 | door¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªù | ||
She is opening the door now. ¦o²{¦b¥¿¦b¶}ªù¡C | |||
332 | wall¡@¡]n¡^¡@Àð¾À | ||
My father likes yellow walls. §Ú¤÷¿Ë³ßÅw¶À¦âªºÀð¾À¡C | |||
333 | sofa¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Fµo | ||
He likes to sleep on the sofa. ¥L³ßÅw§¤¦b¨Fµo¤WºÎı¡C | |||
334 | bath¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯D¬û ¾þ¬Ö ¨N¯D | ||
His bath is new and modern. ¥Lªº¯D¬û¬O·sªº¦Ó¥B²{¥N¤Æ¡C | |||
335 | lamp¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¿O | ||
The lamp of the living room is shiny. «ÈÆUªº¹q¿O«Ü«G¡C | |||
336 | house¡@¡]n¡^¡@©Ð¤l | ||
The house is as tall as Taipei 101. ³o©Ð¤l¹³»O¥_101¤@¼Ë°ª¡C | |||
337 | table¡@¡]n¡^¡@®à¤l | ||
An ant is on the table. ¤@°¦¿ÂÃƦb®à¤l¤W¡C | |||
338 | light¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿O¥ú | ||
Amy sees a light in the house. ¦ã¦Ì¬Ý¨£©Ð¤l¦³¿O¥ú¡C | |||
339 | window¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ¡¤f | ||
I have a bird out of the window. §Ú¦bµ¡¥~¦³¤@°¦³¾¡C | |||
340 | garden¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªá¶é ®x°| | ||
He has a garden. ¥L¦³¤@Óªá¶é¡C | |||
341 | chair¡@¡]n¡^¡@´È¤l | ||
There are some chairs in the classroom. ±Ð«Ç¸Ì¦³´X§â´È¤l¡C | |||
342 | couch¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªø¨Fµo | ||
There is a couch in my house. §Ú®a¸Ì¦³ªø¨Fµo¡C | |||
343 | bench¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªø¹¹ | ||
I sat on the bench. §Ú§¤¦bªø¹¹¤W¡C | |||
344 | kitchen¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼p©Ð | ||
Mom is in the kitchen. ¶ý¶ý¦b¼p©Ð¸Ì¡C | |||
345 | bathroom¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯D«Ç | ||
He changed his clothes in the bathroom. ¥L¦b¯D«Ç¸Ì´«¦çªA¡C | |||
346 | bedroom¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª×«Ç | ||
She has a wonderful bedroom. ¦o¦³¤@¶¡«Ü´Îªº¯D«Ç¡C | |||
347 | living room¡@¡]np¡^¡@«ÈÆU | ||
I'm watching TV in the living room. §Ú¥¿¦b«ÈÆU¸Ì¬Ý¹qµø¡C | |||
348 | dining room¡@¡]np¡^¡@À\ÆU | ||
They are eating dinner in the dining room. ¥LÌ¥¿¦bÀ\ÆU¦Y±ßÀ\¡C | |||
349 | gate¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤jªù | ||
The gate is open. ªù¬O¥´¶}ªº¡C | |||
350 | floor¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦aªO | ||
The floor is beautiful. ¦aªO¬O¬üÄRªº¡C | |||
351 | stairs¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼Ó±è | ||
The stairs are old. ¼Ó±è¬Oªº¡C | |||
352 | yard¡@¡]n¡^¡@®x°| | ||
I drink tea in the yard. §Ú¦b°|¤l¸Ì³Ü¯ù¡C | |||
353 | study¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾Ç²ß ®Ñ©Ð | ||
She reads some books in the study. ¦o¦b®Ñ©Ð¸ÌŪ¤@¨Ç®Ñ¡C | |||
354 | fix¡@¡]v¡^¡@©T©w ײz | ||
I can fix the chair. §Ú·|״Ȥl¡C | |||
355 | wash¡@¡]v¡^¡@²M¬~ ¬~ÀÞ | ||
My parents are washing our car. §Úªº¤÷¥À¥¿¦b¬~§Ú̪º¨®¡C | |||
356 | road¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹D¸ô | ||
This is the road to my school. ³o¬O§Ú¤W¾Çªº¸ô¡C | |||
357 | street¡@¡]n¡^¡@µó¹D | ||
I walk on the street. §Ú¨«¦b¤jµó¤W¡C | |||
358 | phone¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¸Ü | ||
I hear the phone ringing §ÚÅ¥¨ì¹q¸ÜÅT¡C | |||
359 | radio¡@¡]n¡^¡@µL½u¹q ¦¬µ¾÷ | ||
I have a radio. §Ú¦³¤@¥x¦¬µ¾÷¡C | |||
360 | build¡@¡]v¡^¡@«Ø³y «Ø¥ß | ||
I build a house. §Ú«Ø¤F¤@®y©Ð¤l¡C | |||
361 | video¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼v¹³ | ||
He likes to see the videos of his baby. ¥L³ßÅw¬Ý¥L¤p«Äªº¼v¤ù¡C | |||
362 | clean¡@¡]v¡^¡@²M¬~ | ||
He never cleans his dog's house. ¥L±q¨Ó³£¤£¥´±½ª¯«Î¡C | |||
363 | camera¡@¡]n¡^¡@·Ó¬Û¾÷ | ||
I had a camera. §Ú¦³¤@¥x¬Û¾÷¡C | |||
364 | basket¡@¡]n¡^¡@Äx¤l | ||
There is some fruit in the basket. Äx¤l¸Ì¦³¤@¨Ç¤ôªG¡C | |||
365 | towel¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ò¤y | ||
I have a towel. §Ú¦³¤@±ø¤ò¤y¡C | |||
366 | drawer¡@¡]n¡^¡@©â±P | ||
There are many books and pencils in my drawer. §Úªº©â±P¸Ì¦³«Ü¦h®ÑÄy©M¹]µ§¡C | |||
367 | candle¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÄúÀë | ||
She has two candles. ¦o¦³¨âÓÄúÀë¡C | |||
368 | telephone¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¸Ü | ||
The telephone was ringing. ¹q¸Ü¹aÅT¤F¡C | |||
369 | computer¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¸£ | ||
I like to play computer games. §Ú³ßÅwª±¹q¸£¹CÀ¸¡C | |||
370 | apartment¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½´J | ||
I don't live in the apartment. §Ú¤£n¦í¦b¤½´J¸Ì¡C | |||
371 | machine¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾÷¾¹ | ||
My machine can make popcorn. §Úªº¾÷¾¹¥i¥H°µÃz¦Ìªá¡C | |||
372 | blanket¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ò´à ´à¤l | ||
My dog sleeps on the blanket. §Úªºª¯ºÎ¦b´à¤l¤W¡C | |||
373 | refrigerator¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¦B½c | ||
I use the refrigerator every day. §Ú¨C¤Ñ¨Ï¥Î¦B½c¡C | |||
374 | balcony¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶§»O | ||
My mother is on the balcony. §Ú¥À¿Ë¦b¶§»O¤W¡C | |||
375 | television¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹qµø | ||
I watch television on Sundays. §Ú¦b¬P´Á¤é¬Ý¹qµø¡C | |||
376 | cellphone¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤â¾÷ | ||
My dad bought a cool cellphone for me. §Úª¨ª¨¶R¤F«Ü»Åªº¤â¾÷µ¹§Ú¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C19: Be & Auxiliaries Be°Êµü&§U°Êµü | ||
377 | be¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O | ||
I want to be a pilot. §Ú·Q¦¨¬°¤@¦W¸¦æû¡C | |||
378 | am¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O(©MI³s¥Î) | ||
I am a very good girl. §Ú¬O¤@ӫܦnªº¤k«Ä¡C | |||
379 | are¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O(©Myou³s¥Î) | ||
They are in the bedroom. ¥L̦bª×«Ç¸Ì¡C | |||
380 | is¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O(©M²Ä¤T¤HºÙ³æ¼Æ³s¥Î) | ||
She is playing in the park. ¦o¦b¤½¶é¸Ìª±¡C | |||
381 | was¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O(is©Îam#ªº¹L¥h¦¡) | ||
I was busy yesterday. §Ú¬Q¤Ñ«Ü¦£¡C | |||
382 | were¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O#(areªº¹L¥h¦¡) | ||
Where were you yesterday? §A¬Q¤Ñ¦bþ¨à¡H | |||
383 | been¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¬O#(beªº¹L¥h¤Àµü) | ||
Where have you been? §A¥hþ¨à¤F¡H | |||
384 | do¡@¡]aux¡^¡@°µ(¥Î©ó«D²Ä¤T¤HºÙ³æ¼Æ) | ||
Do you like skating? §A³ßÅw·È¦B¶Ü¡H | |||
385 | does¡@¡]aux¡^¡@°µ(doªº²Ä¤T¤HºÙ³æ¼Æ²{¦b¦¡) | ||
Does he watch TV? ¥L¬Ý¹qµø¶Ü¡H | |||
386 | did¡@¡]aux¡^¡@do(¹L¥h¦¡) | ||
Did you drive the car? ¬O§A¶}¨®¶Ü¡H | |||
387 | done¡@¡]aux¡^¡@doªº¹L¥h¤Àµü | ||
I am done. §Ú¤w¸g§¹¦¨¤F¡C | |||
388 | have¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¤w¸g ¦³ | ||
I have some candies. §Ú¦³¤@¨Ç¿}ªG¡C | |||
389 | has¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¦³(haveªº²Ä¤T¤HºÙ³æ¼Æ) | ||
She has many good friends. ¦o¦³«Ü¦h¦nªB¤Í¡C | |||
390 | had¡@¡]aux¡^¡@have(¹L¥h¦¡) | ||
We had some juice, toast and peaches. §Ú̦³¤@¨ÇªG¥Ä¡BÄÑ¥]©M®ç¤l¡C | |||
391 | can¡@¡]aux¡^¡@·| | ||
He can play soccer. ¥L¥i¥H½ð¨¬²y¡C | |||
392 | could¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¥i¯à | ||
It could be a wolf. ³o¥i¯à¬O¤@°¦¯T¡C | |||
393 | must¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¥²¶· | ||
I must eat something. §Ú¥²¶·¦YªF¦è¡C | |||
394 | will¡@¡]aux¡^¡@±N | ||
Teddy will hate her. ®õ}·|°Q¹½¦o¡C | |||
395 | would¡@¡]aux¡^¡@±N | ||
I would love a beautiful girl. §Ú·Rº}«Gªº¤k«Ä¡C | |||
396 | may¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¥i¯à | ||
I may like to eat pizza. §Ú¥i¯à·|³ßÅw¦Y¤ñÂÄ¡C | |||
397 | might¡@¡]aux¡^¡@¥i¯à | ||
The dog might be in my bedroom. ª¯¥i¯à·|¦b§Úªºª×«Ç¡C | |||
398 | shall¡@¡]aux¡^¡@±N | ||
I shall eat cookies. §Ú±N¦Y»æ°®¡C | |||
399 | should¡@¡]aux¡^¡@À³¸Ó | ||
He should go to sleep. ¥LÀ³¸Ó¥hºÎı¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C20: Other Verbs¨ä¥L°Êµü(2) | ||
400 | fry¡@¡]v¡^¡@ªo·Î ªo¬µ #ªoª£ | ||
I'd like to fry the fries. §Ú·Qn¬µÁ¦±ø¡C | |||
401 | like¡@¡]v¡^¡@³ßÅw | ||
I like to eat cookies. §Ú³ßÅw¦Y»æ°®¡C | |||
402 | call¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´¹q¸Ü ©I¥s | ||
I call my friend. §Ú¥´¹q¸Ü§ä§ÚªºªB¤Í¡C | |||
403 | tell¡@¡]v¡^¡@§i¶D | ||
He tells me a story. ¥L§i¶D§Ú¤@Ó¬G¨Æ¡C | |||
404 | know¡@¡]v¡^¡@ª¾¹D | ||
You know I can jump. §Aª¾¹D§Ú¯à¸õ¡C | |||
405 | make¡@¡]v¡^¡@»s§@ | ||
I can make a cake. §Ú·|°µ³J¿|¡C | |||
406 | take¡@¡]v¡^¡@®³ | ||
I take a book. §Ú±a¤@¥»®Ñ¡C | |||
407 | need¡@¡]v¡^¡@»Ýn | ||
He needs money. ¥L»Ýn¿ú¡C | |||
408 | come¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨Ó | ||
She comes to my house. ¦o¨Ó¨ì§Úªº©Ð¤l¡C | |||
409 | look¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬Ý | ||
This chicken looks yummy. ³o¥÷Âû¦×¬Ý°_¨Ó¬ü¨ý¡C | |||
410 | show¡@¡]v¡^¡@Åã¥Ü ÅS¥X | ||
I show my diamond. §Ú®³¥X§ÚªºÆp¥Û¡C | |||
411 | want¡@¡]v¡^¡@»Ýn | ||
I want a computer. §Ú·Qn¤@¥x¹q¸£¡C | |||
412 | love¡@¡]v¡^¡@·R | ||
He loves to eat pie. ¥L·R¦Y¬£¡C | |||
413 | help¡@¡]v¡^¡@À°§U | ||
I help my mom. §ÚÀ°¦£§Ú¶ý¶ý¡C | |||
414 | feel¡@¡]v¡^¡@·Pı ı±o | ||
I feel good now. §Ú²{¦b·Pı«Ü¦n¡C | |||
415 | give¡@¡]v¡^¡@µ¹ | ||
My mother gives me a gift. §Ú¥À¿Ëµ¹§Ú¤@¥÷§ª«¡C | |||
416 | stop¡@¡]v¡^¡@°±¤î ¤¤Â_ | ||
Stop it. °±¤U¨Ó¡C | |||
417 | fall¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸¨¤U ¶^Ë | ||
She falls down on the ground. ¦oºL˦b¦a¤W¡C | |||
418 | open¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´¶} | ||
Open the door. §âªù¥´¶}¡C | |||
419 | push¡@¡]v¡^¡@±À ±À°Ê | ||
Don't push me. ¤£n¹G§Ú¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C21: Animals & Insects°Êª«©øÂÎ(2) | ||
420 | bird¡@¡]n¡^¡@³¾ | ||
We see a bird flying over the tree. §Ú̬ݨì¤@°¦³¾¸¹L¾ð¤W¡C | |||
421 | tail¡@¡]n¡^¡@§À¤Ú §À³¡ | ||
The tiger's tail is long. ¦Ñªêªº§À¤Ú«Üªø¡C | |||
422 | frog¡@¡]n¡^¡@«Cµì | ||
The frog becomes a prince. «CµìÅܦ¨¤ý¤l¡C | |||
423 | bite¡@¡]v¡^¡@«r ¥m | ||
The lion bites the meat. ·à¤l«r¦×¡C | |||
424 | goat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤s¦Ï | ||
The goat ate apples. ¤s¦Ï¦YÄ«ªG¡C | |||
425 | mouse¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Ñ¹« ·Æ¹« | ||
The mouse stole a cake. ¦Ñ¹«°½¤F¤@¶ô³J¿|¡C | |||
426 | animal¡@¡]n¡^¡@°Êª« | ||
The boy saw many animals. ¨k«Ä¬Ý¨ì«Ü¦h°Êª«¡C | |||
427 | horse¡@¡]n¡^¡@°¨ | ||
I rode the horse. §ÚÃMµÛ¨º¤Ç°¨¡C | |||
428 | rabbit¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨ß¤l | ||
I caught the rabbit. §Ú§ì¦í¤F¨ß¤l¡C | |||
429 | turkey¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤õÂû | ||
I ate the turkey. §Ú¦Y¤õÂû¡C | |||
430 | tiger¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Ñªê | ||
I see a tiger under the tree. §Ú¦b¾ð¤U¬Ý¨ì¤@°¦¦Ñªê¡C | |||
431 | monkey¡@¡]n¡^¡@µU¤l | ||
Monkeys are eating bananas. µU¤lÌ¥¿¦b¦Y»¿¼¡C | |||
432 | sheep¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºø¦Ï | ||
Sheep are eating grass. ¦Ï¥¿¦b¦Y¯ó¡C | |||
433 | insect¡@¡]n¡^¡@©øÂÎ | ||
Insects eat leaves. ©øÂΦY¸¤l¡C | |||
434 | puppy¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤pª¯ | ||
The puppy is playing with me. ¤pª¯©M§Ú¤@°_ª±¡C | |||
435 | snake¡@¡]n¡^¡@³D | ||
Snakes ate eggs. ³D¦YÂû³J¡C | |||
436 | whale¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÄH³½ | ||
Whales swim in the sea. ÄH³½¦b®ü¸Ì´åªa¡C | |||
437 | turtle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯QÀt | ||
Turtles go slowly. ®üÀtª¦±o«ÜºC¡C | |||
438 | dragon¡@¡]n¡^¡@Às | ||
Dragons fly in the sky. Às¦b¤ÑªÅ¸µ¾¡C | |||
439 | shark¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃT³½ | ||
Sharks ate fish in the sea. ÃT³½¦Y®ü¤¤ªº³½¡C | |||
440 | spider¡@¡]n¡^¡@»jµï | ||
Spiders ate butterflies on the tree. »jµï¦Y¾ð¤Wªº½¹½º¡C | |||
441 | duck¡@¡]n¡^¡@Àn¤l | ||
This duck swam on the pond two days ago. Àn¨â¤Ñ«e¦b¦À¶í´åªa¡C | |||
442 | goose¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃZ | ||
The goose rested on the grass. ÃZ¦b¯ó¦a¤W¥ð®§¡C | |||
443 | dove¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂF¤l | ||
That dove flew in the sky five months ago. ÂF¤l¤Ó¤ë«e¦b¤ÑªÅ¤¤¸¡C | |||
444 | hippo¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªe°¨ | ||
Hippos took a shower in the river. ªe°¨¦bªe¸Ì¬~¾þ¡C | |||
445 | zebra¡@¡]n¡^¡@´³°¨ | ||
Zebras are black and white. ´³°¨¦³¶Â©M¥Õ¦â¡C | |||
446 | koala¡@¡]n¡^¡@µL§Àºµ | ||
I saw a koala on the tree yesterday. §Ú¬Q¤Ñ¬Ý¨ì¾ð¤W¦³°¦µL§Àºµ¡C | |||
447 | chicken¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤pÂû Âû¦× | ||
He ate a chicken yesterday. ¥L¬Q¤Ñ¦Y¤F¤@°¦Âû¡C | |||
448 | kangaroo¡@¡]n¡^¡@³U¹« | ||
I saw a kangaroo in the zoo yesterday. §Ú¬Q¤Ñ¦b°Êª«¶é¸Ì¬Ý¨£¤@°¦³U¹«¡C | |||
449 | elephant¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤j¶H | ||
Elephants are very big. ¤j¶H«Ü¥¨¤j¡C | |||
450 | butterfly¡@¡]n¡^¡@½¹½º | ||
I saw some butterflies in the park. §Ú¦b¤½¶é¸Ì¬Ý¨£¤@¨Ç½¹½º¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C22: Time®É¶¡(2) | ||
451 | week¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á | ||
There was a strong typhoon hitting Philippines last week. ¤WÓ¬P´Á¦³±j¯P»ä·Å§À»µá«ß»«¡C | |||
452 | Sunday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤Ñ | ||
I will visit my grandparents next Sunday. §Ú¤UÓ¬P´Á¤Ñ±N«ô³X§Úªº¯ª¤÷¥À¡C | |||
453 | Monday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤@ | ||
Cindy came back from America last Monday. ¨¯¸¦¤W¬P´Á¤@±q¬ü°ê¦^¨Ó¡C | |||
454 | Tuesday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤G | ||
She bought a red shirt for her boyfriend on Tuesday. ¦o¦b¬P´Á¤G®É¬°¨kªB¤Í¶R¤F¥ó¬õŨm¡C | |||
455 | Wednesday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤T | ||
Andy went to the movies on Wednesday. ¦w}¬P´Á¤T®É¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¡C | |||
456 | Thursday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¥| | ||
If the weather is fine on Thursday, Duke will go on a picnic with his family. ¦pªG¬P´Á¥|¤Ñ®ð«Ü¦n¡A§ù§J±N·|©M¥Lªº®a¤H¥h³¥À\¡C | |||
457 | Friday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤ | ||
Alvin had a serious car accident last Friday. ¦ã¤å¤W¬P´Á¤¥X¤F¤@³õÄY«ªº¨®º×¡C | |||
458 | Saturday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬P´Á¤» | ||
Carl painted his house white on Saturday. ¥dº¸¬P´Á¤»®É§â¥Lªº©Ð¤lº£¦¨¥Õ¦â¡C | |||
459 | weekend¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶g¥½ | ||
On the weekend, there are many kids playing in the park. ¶g¥½®É¡A¤½¶é¸Ì¦³³\¦h¤p«Ä¦bª±A¡C | |||
460 | next¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤U¤@Ó ±µ¤U¥h | ||
Who is the next one? ½Ö¬O¤U¤@Ó¡H | |||
461 | once¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤@¦¸ ¤@¥¹ | ||
Once you break Jackson's bag, he will be angry. ¤@¥¹§A§ËÃa¤F³Ç§J´ËªºI¥]¡A¥L·|«D±`¥Í®ð¡C | |||
462 | past¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¹L¥hªº | ||
Leo's past job was a taxi driver. ¨½¼Ú´¿¸g¬Opµ{¨®¥q¾÷¡C | |||
463 | half¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¥b | ||
That half apple is eaten by the monkey. ¨º¤@¥bªºÄ«ªG³QµU¤l¦Y±¼¤F¡C | |||
464 | soon¡@¡]adv¡^¡@«Ü§Ö¦a ¤£¤[ | ||
The weather is cloudy, and it will rain heavily soon. ¤Ñ®ð³±¨I¨Iªº¡A¤£¤[«á´N¤U°_¤F¤j«B¡C | |||
465 | noon¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤¤È | ||
Robert met his old friend accidentally at noon. ù§B¯S¤¤¤È®É°¸µM¹J¨£¦ÑªB¤Í¡C | |||
466 | today¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤µ¤Ñ | ||
Today is my elder brother's birthday. ¤µ¤Ñ¬O§Úôôªº¥Í¤é¡C | |||
467 | night¡@¡]n¡^¡@©]±ß | ||
Tory reads stories for his young daughter beside her bed at night. ¦«·ç±ß¤W®É§¤¦b¥L¤k¨à§ÉÃä©À¬G¨Æµ¹¦oÅ¥¡C | |||
468 | early¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦ªº | ||
To catch the bus, Anthony has to get up in the early morning. theearlymorning. | |||
469 | later¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¥H«á | ||
I will learn the piano later. §Ú¥H«á·|¥h¾Ç¿ûµ^¡C | |||
470 | watch¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ö | ||
My watch was broken because it was hit. §Úªº¿ö¦]¬°³Q¼²¨ì¡A©Ò¥HÃa¤F¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C23: Food & Drink ¹ª«&¶¼®Æ(2) | ||
471 | menu¡@¡]n¡^¡@µæ³æ | ||
Alison took the menu from the waiter. ¦ã²ú´Ë±qªA°È¥Í¨º¸Ì®³¨ìµæ³æ¡C | |||
472 | full¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦Y¹¡ªº | ||
He felt full after the big lunch. ¤@¹yÂײ±ªº¤ÈÀ\¹L«á¡A¥L·Pı«Ü¹¡¡C | |||
473 | salt¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÆQ | ||
The dish has too much salt. ³o¹Dµæ¥[¤F¤Ó¦hÆQ¡C | |||
474 | meal¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿¯¹ ¤@À\ | ||
The meal is prepared for the guest. ³o¥÷À\ÂI¬O¬°¨Ó»«·Ç³Æªº¡C | |||
475 | soup¡@¡]n¡^¡@´ö | ||
The soup is cooked by me. How do it taste? ³o¹D´ö¬O§ÚµNªº¡C¹Á°_¨Ó¦p¦ó¡H | |||
476 | pork¡@¡]n¡^¡@½Þ¦× | ||
Pork can be bought at the supermarket. ½Þ¦×¥i¥H¦b¶W¯Å¥«³õ¶R¨ì¡C | |||
477 | bean¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨§ | ||
Rebecca hates to eat beans. Nobody can have her eat them. ²ú¨©¥d°Q¹½¦Y¨§¤l¡C¨S¦³¤H¥i¥H±j¢¦o¡C | |||
478 | bake¡@¡]v¡^¡@¯M ¯N | ||
Miss Chen will bake a delicious cake to celebrate her sister's birthday. ³¯¤p©j·|¯N¤@Ó¬ü¨ýªº³J¿|¨Ó¼y¯¬¦o©f©fªº¥Í¤é¡C | |||
479 | boil¡@¡]v¡^¡@ªmÄË µNªm | ||
The water is boiling, and you can turn off the fire. ¤ô¤w¸gºu¤F¡A§A¥i¥HÃö¤õ¤F¡C | |||
480 | pear¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦è¬v±ù | ||
The pears which are bought in the supermarket are sweet. ¦b¶W¯Å¥«³õ¶Rªº¦è¬v±ù«Ü²¢¡C | |||
481 | apple¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ä«ªG | ||
The little girl ran to her mother with an apple in her hand. ¤p¤k«Ä¤â¤W®³µÛ¤@ÁûÄ«ªG¶]¦V¦o¶ý¶ý¡C | |||
482 | water¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ô | ||
Humans can't live without water. ¨S¦³¤ô¡A¤HÃþ¤£¯à¥Í¦s¡C | |||
483 | order¡@¡]n¡^¡@(«È¤H)ÂIµæ #qÁÊ | ||
Thanks for coming. May I take your order? ¦hÁÂ¥úÁ{¡A½Ð¶}©lÂIµæ¡C | |||
484 | dinner¡@¡]n¡^¡@±ßÀ\ | ||
To lose weight, Nina doesn't eat anything after dinner. ¬°¤F´îªÎ¡A©g®R±ßÀ\«á«K¤£¦A¦Y¥ô¦óªF¦è¡C | |||
485 | coffee¡@¡]n¡^¡@©@°Ø | ||
John has to drink three cans of coffee a day, or he will feel uncomfortable. ¬ù¿«¨C¤Ñ³£n³Ü¤TÅø©@°Ø¡A§_«h¥L·|·Pı´ý¨¤£¹ï«l¡C | |||
486 | lunch¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ÈÀ\ | ||
Julian was too busy to have lunch. ¯ü²ú¦w¦£¨ì¨SªÅ¦Y¤ÈÀ\¡C | |||
487 | sweet¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²¢ªº | ||
What a sweet watermelon! ³oÁû¦è¥Ê¯u²¢¡I | |||
488 | drink¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¶¼®Æ ³Ü | ||
Don't drink too much wine. §O³Ü¤Ó¦h°s¡C | |||
489 | sugar¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿} | ||
The drink has too much sugar. ³o¶¼®Æ¥[¤F¤Ó¦h¿}¡C | |||
490 | cheese¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Å¹T | ||
The cheese cake is the most popular taste in our shop. °_¤h³J¿|¬O§ÚÌ©±¸Ì³Ì¨üÅwªïªº¤f¨ý¡C | |||
491 | bread¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÄÑ¥] | ||
Bread and milk are his breakfast. ÄÑ¥]©M¤û¥¤¬O¥Lªº¦À\¡C | |||
492 | hot dog¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼öª¯ | ||
The vendor sells hot dogs in the street. ³o®aÅu³c¦bµó¤W½æ¼öª¯¡C | |||
493 | fruit¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ôªG ªG¹ê | ||
I brought some fruit when I visited my friend. §Ú±a¤F¤@¨Ç¤ôªG¥h«ô³XªB¤Í¡C | |||
494 | orange¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬h¾í | ||
The little girl likes orange juice. ³oÓ¤p¤k«Ä³ßÅw¬h¾í¥Ä¡C | |||
495 | butter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥¤ªo | ||
The beautiful cake is decorated with butter. ³oÓº}«Gªº³J¿|¥Î¥¤ªo¸Ë¹¢¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C24: Geographical Terms¦a²z¦WºÙ | ||
496 | sea¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ü | ||
You can see the sea from?the hill. ¦b³o®y¤s¥C¤W§A¥i¥H¬Ý¨£®ü¡C | |||
497 | lake¡@¡]n¡^¡@´ò | ||
This house is next to a lake. ³o©Ð¤lªº®ÇÃä¬O¤@®y´ò¡C | |||
498 | hill¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p¤s¥C | ||
A white church stands on the hill. ¤@´É¥Õ¦âªº±Ð°óÅ÷¥ß¦b¤s¥C¤W¡C | |||
499 | pond¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦À¶í | ||
There are many fish swimming in the clear pond. ¦³«Ü¦h³½¦b²Mº«ªº¦À¶í¸Ì´åªa¡C | |||
500 | beach¡@¡]n¡^¡@®üÅy | ||
In the summer, many people go to beaches. ®L¤Ñ¸Ì¡A³\¦h¤H·|¥h®üÃä¡C | |||
501 | island¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ü®q | ||
The island is rich in many kinds of fruits. ³o®y®qÀ¬²±²£¦hºØ¤ôªG¡C | |||
502 | river¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªe¬y | ||
The river is polluted seriously by the factory. ³o±øªe¬y¨ü¨ì¤u¼tÄY«ªº¦¾¬V¡C | |||
503 | mountain¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤s | ||
We often climb mountains on?the weekends. §Ú̱`±`¦b¶g¥½®É¥hª¦¤s¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C25: Location³õ©Ò | ||
504 | zoo¡@¡]n¡^¡@°Êª«¶é | ||
Sandy likes to go to the zoo because she likes animals. ¬À¸¦³ßÅw¥h°Êª«¶é¡A¦]¬°¦o³ßÅw°Êª«¡C | |||
505 | park¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½¶é | ||
In the park, some people are exercising. ¤½¶é¸Ì¡A¦³¨Ç¤H¦b¹B°Ê¡C | |||
506 | shop¡@¡]n¡^¡@°Ó©± | ||
The shop is between the post office and the book store. ¨º®a©±¦b¶l§½©M®Ñ©±¤§¶¡¡C | |||
507 | city¡@¡]n¡^¡@«°¥« | ||
New York is a big city with a lot of people from all over the world. ¯Ã¬ù¬O¤@Ó¤j«°¥«¡A¦³³\¦h¨Ó¦Û¥@¬É¦U¦aªº¤H¡C | |||
508 | pool¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ô¦À ¦À¶í | ||
Let's go fishing at the pool. §Ṳ́@°_¥h¦À¶í³¨³½§a¡I | |||
509 | town¡@¡]n¡^¡@«°Âí ¥«Âí | ||
The people in the town are friendly. ³oÓ«°Âíªº¤HÌ«Ü©Mµ½¡C | |||
510 | bank¡@¡]n¡^¡@³ö ©¤ »È¦æ | ||
Mia keeps her money in the bank. ¦Ì¨È§â¿ú¦s¦b»È¦æ¸Ì¡C | |||
511 | farm¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹A³õ | ||
There are many cows and sheep on the farm. ¦³³\¦h¤û©M¦Ï¦b¹A³õ¤W¡C | |||
512 | place¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦a¤è | ||
A library is a quiet place. ¹Ï®ÑÀ]¬OÓ¦wÀRªº¦a¤è¡C | |||
513 | market¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥«³õ ¥«¶° | ||
In the market, you can buy pork, fish, fruit, and so on. ¦b¥«³õ¸Ì¡A§A¥i¥H¶R¨ì½Þ¦×¡B³½¦×¡B¤ôªG......µ¥¡C | |||
514 | office¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ì¤½«Ç | ||
The people in the office are busy. ¿ì¤½«Ç¸Ìªº¤H«Ü¦£¸L¡C | |||
515 | church¡@¡]n¡^¡@±Ð°ó | ||
Some people pray in the church. ¦³¨Ç¤H¦b±Ð°ó¸Ì¬èë¡C | |||
516 | store¡@¡]n¡^¡@©±çE °Ó©± | ||
This store sells various goods. ³o¶¡°Ó©±³c°â§Î§Î¦â¦âªº°Ó«~¡C | |||
517 | museum¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Õª«À] | ||
Please keep quiet in the museum. ¦b³Õª«À]¤º½Ð«O«ù¦wÀR¡C | |||
518 | hotel¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ÈÀ] ¶º©± | ||
The five-star hotel is very beautiful. ³o¶¡¤¬P¯Å¶º©±«D±`¬ü¡C | |||
519 | temple¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦x¼q ¯«·µ #¸t°ó | ||
The temple is located on the distant mountain. ³o¶¡¦x¼q§¤¸¨¦b»»»·ªº¤s¤W¡C | |||
520 | bakery¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÄÑ¥]©± | ||
Bread and dessert from this bakery are both delicious. ³o®aÄÑ¥]©±ªºÄÑ¥]©MÂI¤ß³£«Ü¬ü¨ý¡C | |||
521 | post office¡@¡]np¡^¡@¶l§½ | ||
MY sister went to the post office to send her package. §Ú©f©f¥h¶l§½±H¥]»q¡C | |||
522 | country¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶m¤U °ê®a | ||
Ask not what your country can do for you ¡Vask what can you do for your country. ¤£n°Ý§Aªº°ê®a¯à¬°§A°µ¤°»ò¡An°Ý§A¯à¬°§Aªº°ê®a°µ¤°»ò¡C | |||
523 | hospital¡@¡]n¡^¡@Âå°| | ||
Laura works as a nurse in that big hospital. ÅÚ©Ô¦b¨º¶¡¤jÂå°|·íÅ@¤h¡C | |||
524 | restaurant¡@¡]n¡^¡@À\À] ¶º©± | ||
The service of the restaurant is good. ³o¶¡À\ÆUªºªA°È«Ü¦n¡C | |||
525 | theater¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¼v°| | ||
The theater is filled with people who want to see the latest movie. ¹q¼v°|À½º¡¤F·Q¬Ý³Ì·s¹q¼vªºªº¤H¡C | |||
526 | factory¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤u¼t | ||
My father works at a factory in our town. §Úªº¤÷¿Ë¦b§ÚÌÂí¤Wªº¤@®a¤u¼t¤u§@¡C | |||
527 | supermarket¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶W¯Å¥«³õ | ||
Jenny bought some fruits in the supermarket last night. ¬Ã©g¬Q±ß¦b¶W¥«¶R¤F¤@¨Ç¤ôªG¡C | |||
528 | bookstore¡@¡]n¡^¡@®Ñ©± | ||
Sue likes to read some new books in the bookstore. Ĭ³ßÅw¦b®Ñ©±Åª¤@¨Ç·s®Ñ¡C | |||
529 | restroom¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥ð®§«Ç ´Z©Ò | ||
The restroom is far from our classroom , so we need to walk for a while to go there. ´Z©ÒÂ÷§Ú̪º±Ð«Ç«Ü»·¡A©Ò¥H§Ų́«¨ì¨º¸Ì»Ýn¤@¬q®É¶¡¡C | |||
530 | department store¡@¡]np¡^¡@¦Ê³f°Ó©± | ||
Mom bought a new purse when the department store had a sale. ¶ý¶ý¦b¦Ê³f¤½¥q¯S»ù®É¶R¤F¤@Ó·sªº¿ú¥]¡C | |||
531 | fire station¡@¡]np¡^¡@®ø¨¾¯¸ | ||
Alice calls the fire station because her house is on fire. ·RÄRµ·¥´¹q¸Üµ¹®ø¨¾¯¸¡A¦]¬°¦oªº©Ð¤lµÛ¤õ¤F¡C | |||
532 | flower shop¡@¡]np¡^¡@ªá©± | ||
To please his wife , John bought roses in the flower shop. ¬°¤F¨ú®®¥Lªº©d¤l¡A¬ù¿«¦bªá©±¶R¤Fª´ºÀ¡C | |||
533 | police station¡@¡]np¡^¡@ĵ¹î§½ | ||
The brave man caught a thief and sent him to the police station right away. ¨º«i´±ªº¨k¤H§ì¦í¤F¤p°½¡A¨Ã°¨¤W°e¥L¨ì¬£¥X©Ò¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C26: Place¦ì¸m | ||
534 | top¡@¡]n¡^¡@³»³¡ ¤s³» | ||
On the top of the mountain is a kingdom. ¤s³»¤W¦³¤@Ó¤ý°ê¡C | |||
535 | here¡@¡]adv¡^¡@³o¸Ì | ||
Please don't park your car here , it blocks the traffic. ½Ð¤£n§â¨®°±¦b³o¸Ì¡A¥¦ªýê¤F¥æ³q¡C | |||
536 | there¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¨º¸Ì | ||
A new bookstore is open , maybe we can go there to buy some novels. ¦³¤@¶¡·sªº®Ñ©±¡A¤]³\§ÚÌ¥i¥H¥h¨º¸Ì¶R¤@¨Ç¤p»¡¡C | |||
537 | back¡@¡]n¡^¡@«á± | ||
Do not turn aroun! We are playing hide-and-seek. ¤£n©¹«áÂà¡I§Ú̦bª±®»°gÂáC | |||
538 | front¡@¡]n¡^¡@«e± ¥¿± | ||
A stranger is standing in the front of my home. ¤@Ó¯¥Í¤H¯¸¦b§Ú®aªù«e¡C | |||
539 | middle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤¶¡ | ||
Adam stands in the middle of the living room and sings loudly. ¨È·í¯¸¦b«ÈÆU¤¤¶¡¡A¤jÁn°Ûºq¡C | |||
540 | left¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥ªÃä | ||
Please turn left at the next corner , I will get off there. ½Ð¦b¤U¤@ÓÂਤ¥ªÂà¡A§Ú±N¦b¨º¤U¨®¡C | |||
541 | right¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥kÃä | ||
John sat on the right side of the classroom , and waited for students to ask him questions. ¬ù¿«§¤¦b±Ð«Çªº¥k°¼¡Aµ¥«Ý¾Ç¥Í°Ý¥L°ÝÃD¡C | |||
542 | east¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªF¤è | ||
Taitung is in the east of?Taiwan. ¥xªF¦b¥xÆWªF³¡¡C | |||
543 | west¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦è¤è | ||
There is a mountain in the west. ¦b¦è³¡¦³¤@®y¤s¡C | |||
544 | south¡@¡]n¡^¡@«n¤è | ||
Ping Tung is in the south of Taiwan , and it is a very warm city. «ÌªF¦b¥xÆWªº«n³¡¡A¬O¤@Ó«Ü·Å·xªº«°¥«¡C | |||
545 | north¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥_¤è | ||
The bus is going north , do not take the wrong one. ³o½ø¤Ú¤h¥_¤W¡A§A¤£n·f¿ù¨®¤F¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C27: Transportation¹B¿é¤u¨ã | ||
546 | plane¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸¾÷ | ||
Tony said he could fly a plane, but what he said was just a dream. ¦«¥§»¡¡A¥L¥i¥H¾r¾p¸¾÷¡A¦ý¥L»¡ªº¥u¬O¤@³õ¹Ú¡C | |||
547 | car¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨T¨® | ||
Allen's new car was stolen , so he was very angry and decided to find the thief. ¦ãÛªº·sªº¨T¨®³Q°½¤F¡A©Ò¥H¥L«Ü¥Í®ð¡A¨Ã¨M©w§ä¥X¤p°½¡C | |||
548 | bus¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Ú¤h ¤½¨® | ||
Alex got up so late so he did not catch the bus. ¨È¾ú§J´µ°_§É«Ü±ß¡A©Ò¥H¥L¨S¦³»°¤W¤½¨®¡C | |||
549 | fly¡@¡]v n¡^¡@¸¦æ »aÃÇ | ||
Many people want to fly in the sky , and we can do it by airplane now. «Ü¦h¤H·Q¦b¤ÑªÅ¤¤¸µ¾¡A¦Ó§Ú̲{¦b¥i¥H³q¹L¸¾÷°µ¨ì¡C | |||
550 | MRT¡@¡]n¡^¡@±¶¹B | ||
Sam usually takes the MRT to school to save his time. ¤s©i³q±`·f¼±¶¹B¨ì¾Ç®Õ¡A¥H¸`¬Ù¥Lªº®É¶¡¡C | |||
551 | fast¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Ö³tªº | ||
The thief ran so fast after he was discovered by the police , but he was finally caught. ¤p°½³Qĵ¤èµo²{«á¶]±o«Ü§Ö¡A¦ý¥L³Ì²×³Q§ìÀò¡C | |||
552 | bike¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸}½ñ¨® | ||
I like to go to work by bike instead of by car because I can exercise that way. §Ú³ßÅw¦Û¦æ¨®¦Ó¤£¬O¶}¨®¥h¤W¯Z¡A¦]¬°§Ú¥i¥H¥H¨ººØ¤è¦¡¹B°Ê¡C | |||
553 | taxi¡@¡]n¡^¡@pµ{¨® | ||
The famous star said she didn't beat the taxi driver. ¨º¦ì¦³¦Wªº©ú¬P»¡¡A¦o¨Ã¨S¦³¼Þ¥´¨º¦ìpµ{¨®¥q¾÷¡C | |||
554 | land¡@¡]n¡^¡@³°¦a | ||
Kathy didn't feel better until she went on the land. ª½¨ì¦o½ò¦b¤g¦a¤W¤F¡A³Í¦è¤~·Pı¤ñ¸ûµÎªA¡C | |||
555 | boat¡@¡]n¡^¡@²î | ||
The couple bought a boat to enjoy the lake. ¥ý¥Í©M¤Ò¤H¶R¤F²î¨ÓªY½à³o¤ù´òªy¡C | |||
556 | ship¡@¡]n¡^¡@²îÄ¥ | ||
Mrs. Hsu went to Chinese mainland by ship last year. ³\¤Ó¤Ó¥h¦~§¤²î¥h¤¤°ê¤j³°¡C | |||
557 | slow¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ºCºCªº | ||
The computer runs too slow , I think there is something wrong with it. ³o¥x¹q¸£¹B¦æ³t«×¤ÓºC¡A§Úı±o¥¦¥X¤FÂI°ÝÃD¡C | |||
558 | turn¡@¡]v¡^¡@Âà°Ê | ||
Please turn off your CD player , it disturbs me ! ½ÐÃö±¼§AªºCD¼½©ñ¾÷¡A¥¦¥´ÂZ¨ì§Ú¤F¡I | |||
559 | ride¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÃM°¨ ¼¨® | ||
Children should not ride horses without adults beside. ¨àµ£¤£À³¸Ó¦b®ÇÃä¨S¦³¤j¤Hªº®ÉÔÃM°¨¡C | |||
560 | drive¡@¡]v¡^¡@¾r¾p | ||
John drives the car so fast. ¬ù¿«¶}§Ö¨®¡C | |||
561 | quick¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Öªº | ||
Alice took a quick look at the pictures and soon found her father. ·RÄRµ·§Ö³tÂsÄý¤F·Ó¤ù¡A«Ü§Ö´N§ä¨ì¤F¦oªº¤÷¿Ë¡C | |||
562 | train¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤õ¨® | ||
Tommy met his English teacher at the train station. ´ö¦Ì¦b¤õ¨®¯¸¹J¨£¤F¥Lªº^»y¦Ñ®v¡C | |||
563 | truck¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥d¨® | ||
The child played on the street and was suddenly hit by a truck. «Ä¤l¦bµó¹D¤Wª±A¡A¬ðµM³Q¤@½ø¥d¨®¼²Ë¡C | |||
564 | cross¡@¡]v¡^¡@¹L(ªe µó) | ||
Don't cross the street until the traffic light turns green. ª½¨ì¥æ³q¿OÅܺñ¡A¤~¯à¹L°¨¸ô¡C | |||
565 | block¡@¡]n¡^¡@µó¹D | ||
Walk along two blocks and turn left , there is my home. ¨«¨âÓµó°Ï¡AµM«á¥ªÂà¡A¨º¸Ì´N¬O§Úªº®a¡C | |||
566 | bridge¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾ô ¾ô¼Ù | ||
To connect the two areas, the villagers built a bridge between them. ¬°¤F³s±µ³o¨âÓ¦a°Ï¡A§ø¥ÁÌ«Ø°_¤F¨â¦a¤§¶¡ªº¾ô¼Ù¡C | |||
567 | arrive¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨ì¹F ¨ì¨Ó | ||
Julia will prepare dinner well before you arrive at her house. §A¨ì¦o®a¤§«e¡A¯üÄR±N·Ç³Æ¦n±ßÀ\¡C | |||
568 | airport¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾÷³õ | ||
I will arrive at the airport at ten o'clock. ¤QÂIÄÁ¡A§Ú·|¨ì¹F¾÷³õ¡C | |||
569 | station¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨®¯¸ | ||
The kid cried loudly when he saw the train station. ³oӫĤl¬Ý¨ì¤F¤õ¨®¯¸®É¡A¤jÁn¦aú³Û¡C | |||
570 | traffic¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥æ³q | ||
The traffic is too busy. Shall we go to the restaurant on foot ? ¥æ³q¤ÓÁc¦£¤F¡C§ÚÌ®{¨B¥hÀ\ÆU¦n¶Ü¡H | |||
571 | airplane¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸¾÷ | ||
Penny travels around the Europe by airplane. ¼ï©g¼¸¾÷®È¦æ¼Ú¬w¤@©P¡C | |||
572 | railway¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÅK¸ô | ||
Don't get close to the railway when the train passes. ¦C¨®³q¹L®É¡A¤£n¾aªñÅK¸ôªº¡C | |||
573 | bicycle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸}½ñ¨® | ||
Alice bought a new bicycle but it was soon stolen. ·RÄRµ·¶R¤F¤@½ø·s¦Û¦æ¨®¡A¦ý«Ü§Ö´N³Q°½¨«¡C | |||
574 | motorcycle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼¯¦«¨® | ||
We can't ride a motorcycle until we are eighteen years old. ª½¨ì§Ú̳£18·³¤F¡A¤~¯àÃM¼¯¦«¨®¡C | |||
575 | sidewalk¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤H¦æ¹D | ||
Please don't ride motorcycles on the sidewalk , it's dangerous. ½Ð¤£n¦b¤H¦æ¹D¤WÃM¼¯¦«¨®¡A³o¬O¦MÀIªº¡C | |||
576 | scooter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾÷¨® ·ÆªO¨® | ||
The pink scooter looks so cute that Debby wants to buy it. ¯»¬õ¦âªº¼¯¦«¨®¬Ý°_¨Ó¤Ó¥i·R¤F¡AÂL¤ñ·Qn¶R¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C28: Occupation¾·~ | ||
577 | job¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾·~ | ||
John loves his job very much because it's interesting and helps many people. ¬ù¿««D±`¼ö·R¦Û¤vªºÂ¾·~¡A¦]¬°¥¦«Ü¦³½ì¡A¨ÃÀ°§U«Ü¦h¤H¡C | |||
578 | cook¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼p®v | ||
The cook prepared many delicious dishes for the party. ¼p®v¬°®b·|·Ç³Æ¤F³\¦h¬ü¨ý¨ÎÀa¡C | |||
579 | work¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤u§@ | ||
John works in a senior high school in Ping Tung. ¬ù¿«¦b«ÌªFªº°ª¤¤¤u§@¡C | |||
580 | boss¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦ÑªO ¤W¥q | ||
Julia was fired by her boss. ¦¶²úÔÕ³Q¦oªº¦ÑÁó¸Ñ¹µ¤F¡C | |||
581 | teacher¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Ñ®v | ||
A teacher should pass on knowledge , give lessons , and solve the doubts. ±Ð®vÀ³¸Ó¶Ç±Âª¾ÃÑ¡A¸gÅç±Ð°V¡A¨Ã¸Ñ¨MºÃ¼{¡C | |||
582 | lawyer¡@¡]n¡^¡@«ß®v | ||
Lucia studies very hard because she wants to be a lawyer. ÅS¦èÔվDz߫ܧV¤O¡A¦]¬°¦o·Q¦¨¬°¤@¦W«ß®v¡C | |||
583 | writer¡@¡]n¡^¡@§@®a | ||
Lucy has wanted to be a writer since she was a little girl. ÅS¦è±q¤p´N¤@ª½·Q¦¨¬°¤@¦W§@®a¡C | |||
584 | doctor¡@¡]n¡^¡@Âå¥Í ³Õ¤h | ||
Lily would like to be a doctor because her father is very sick. ²ú²ú·Q¦¨¬°¤@¦WÂå¥Í¡A¦]¬°¦oªº¤÷¿Ë¯f±o«Ü«¡C | |||
585 | actor¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨kºtû | ||
The actor tries to cry but he still can't make it after ten minutes. ºtû¸ÕµÛúª_¡A¦ý¤Q¤ÀÄÁ«á¥L¤´µLªk¦¨¥\¡C | |||
586 | actress¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤kºtû | ||
Mina is a famous actress , so she is often asked about her love stories. ¦Ì®R¬O¤@ÓµÛ¦Wªº¤kºtû¡A©Ò¥H¦o±`±`³Q¸ß°Ý | |||
587 | driver¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥q¾÷ | ||
The drunk driver sang loudly in the street and disturbed many people. ¨ºÓ°s¾Kªº¥q¾÷¦b¤jµó¤W¤jÁn°Ûºq¡AÅý³\¦h¤H¤£±o¦w¹ç¡C | |||
588 | worker¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤u¤H ¶±û | ||
These workers are not treated well ; however, they all need the job. ³o¨Ç¤u¤H³£¨S¦³«Ü¦nªº«Ý¹J¡A¦ý¬O¡A¥L̳£»Ýn³o¥÷¤u§@¡C | |||
589 | singer¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºq¤â | ||
Though the handsome singer sings well , he can't even clean his own room. ÁöµM^«Tªººq¤â«Ü·|°Ûºq¡A¦ý¥L¬Æ¦Ü¤£·|²M²z | |||
590 | nurse¡@¡]n¡^¡@Å@¤h | ||
The nurse takes care of her patients patiently. Å@¤h@¤ß¦a·ÓÅU¦oªº¯f¤H¡C | |||
591 | farmer¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹A¤Ò | ||
The farmer plants many delicious vegetables on his farm. ¹A¥Á¦b¥Lªº¹A³õºØ´Ó¤F«Ü¦h¦n¦Yªº½µæ¡C | |||
592 | clerk¡@¡]n¡^¡@©±û ¾û | ||
The clerk always smiles to his customers , so everybody likes him so much. ©±ûÁ`¬O¹ïÅU«È·L¯º¡A©Ò¥H¤j®a³£«Ü³ßÅw¥L¡C | |||
593 | waiter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨ÍªÌ | ||
The waiter's shy smile catches many women's eyes and hearts. ªA°ÈûªºÀSµÉ¯º®e§l¤Þ³\¦h°ü¤kªºª`·N©M¤ß¡C | |||
594 | waitress¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤kªA°Èû | ||
Jack fell in love with the pretty and considerate waitress. ³Ç§J·R¤W¤Fº}«G¤SÅé¶Kªº¤kªA°Èû¡C | |||
595 | business¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥Í·N ¥æ©ö #°Ó·~ | ||
My father isn't home now because he is on a business trip. §Ú¤÷¿Ë¤£¦b®a¡A¦]¬°¥L²{¦b¦b¥X®t¡C | |||
596 | reporter¡@¡]n¡^¡@°OªÌ ³ø§i¤H | ||
The reporter kept asking many personal questions so most people don't like the reporter. °OªÌ¤£°±¦a°Ý³\¦hÓ¤HÁô¨p°ÝÃD¡A©Ò¥H¤j¦h¼Æ¤H | |||
597 | secretary¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯¦®Ñ | ||
Mr.Kim is thinking about whether to have a secretary or not. ª÷¥ý¥Í¥¿¦b¦Ò¼{¬O§_¸Ó¦³¦ì¯µ®Ñ¡C | |||
598 | engineer¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤uµ{®v §Þ®v | ||
The engineer designs houses for poor families. ³o¦ì¤uµ{®v¬°³h§x®a®x³]p¦í©Ð¡C | |||
599 | soldier¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤h§L | ||
Many soldiers were killed in the World War. ³\¦h¤h§L¦b¥@¬É¤j¾Ô¤¤¨¤`¡C | |||
600 | salesman¡@¡]n¡^¡@(¨k)©±û #¾P°âû | ||
A salesman always works in front of the computer now. ²{¦b¡A¾P°â¤HûÁ`¬O¦b¹q¸£«e¤u§@¡C | |||
601 | dentist¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ú¬ìÂå¥Í | ||
I am afraid of dentists. §Ú®`©È¬Ý¤úÂå¡C | |||
602 | businessman¡@¡]n¡^¡@°Ó¤H | ||
He wants to be a rich businessman. ¥L·Q¦¨¬°¤@Ó´I¦³ªº°Ó¤H¡C | |||
603 | housewife¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥D°ü | ||
Is your mom a housewife? §Aªº¶ý¶ý¬O¤@¦W®a®x¥D°ü¶Ü¡H | |||
604 | fisherman¡@¡]n¡^¡@º®¤H º®¤Ò #º®¥Á | ||
The fisherman can catch lots of fish. ¨ºÓº®¤Ò¯à§ì«Ü¦h³½¡C | |||
605 | shopkeeper¡@¡]n¡^¡@©±¥D °Ó©±¸g²z | ||
The shopkeeper did not give us any discount. ¦ÑÁ󤣷|µ¹§ÚÌ¥ô¦ó§é¦©¡C | |||
606 | police¡@¡]n¡^¡@ĵ¹î | ||
The police can protect our safety. ĵ¤è¥i¥H«OÅ@§Ú̪º¦w¥þ¡C | |||
607 | officer¡@¡]n¡^¡@x©x | ||
The police officers maintain the peace of the city. ĵ¹îºû«ù³o«°¥«ªºªv¦w¡C | |||
608 | mail carrier¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶l®t | ||
John wants to be a mail carrier in the future. ¬ù¿«±N¨Ó·Q·í¶l®t¡C | |||
609 | baby sitter¡@¡]np¡^¡@«O©i | ||
My baby sitter treats my baby as her own baby. §Úªº«O©i±N§Úªº«Ä¤lµø¬°¦Û¤vªºÄ_¨©¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C29: Prepositions¤¶¨tµü | ||
610 | at¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b¡K | ||
Gina is having dinner at home. ¦N®R¥¿¦b®a¸Ì¦Y±ß¶º¡C | |||
611 | by¡@¡]prep¡^¡@®ÇÃä | ||
Joanna is standing by my side. ã¦w®R¯¸¦b§Ú®ÇÃä¡C | |||
612 | in¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b¡K¸Ì± | ||
Jeremy Lin is a famous basketball player in the NBA. ªL®Ñ»¨¬ONBAµÛ¦WªºÄx²y¿ï¤â¡C | |||
613 | on¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b¡K¤W± | ||
The cat is sleeping on the TV set. ¨º°¦¿ß¦b¹qµø¾÷¤WºÎı¡C | |||
614 | of¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¡Kªº | ||
The cover of the book is blue. ®Ñªº«Ê±¬OÂŦ⪺¡C | |||
615 | off¡@¡]prep¡^¡@Ãö³¬ ²æÂ÷ | ||
That student turned off the light. ¨º¦ì¾Ç¥Í§â¿OÃö¤F¡C | |||
616 | to¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦V ©¹ | ||
They go to school by MRT. ¥Ļ¤±¶¹B¥h¤W¾Ç¡C | |||
617 | up¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦V¡K¤W | ||
Dad hangs the bells up on the wall. ª¨ª¨±Nªù¹a±¾¦bÀð¤W¡C | |||
618 | for¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¬°¤F | ||
My brother studies for the test. §Ú§Ì§Ì¦b·Ç³Æ¦Ò¸Õ¡C | |||
619 | with¡@¡]prep¡^¡@©M...¤@°_ | ||
Jean sleeps with her daughter. ¬Ã©M¥Lªº¤k¨à¤@°_ºÎ¡C | |||
620 | down¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦V¤U | ||
Walk down the street and you can see a bookstore. ¨«¦bµó¤W§A¥i¥H¬Ý¨ì¤@®a®Ñ©±¡C | |||
621 | from¡@¡]prep¡^¡@±q | ||
Where are you from? §A±qþ¨à¨Ó¡H | |||
622 | over¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¤§¤W | ||
The light is over our head. ¥ú±q§ÚÌÀY¤W·Ó¹L¨Ó¡C | |||
623 | into¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¨ì...¸Ì± | ||
The dog goes into its doghouse. ¨º±øª¯¨«¶i¨eªºª¯«Î¡C | |||
624 | near¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...ªþªñ | ||
My school is near the hospital. §Úªº¾Ç®Õ¦bÂå°|ªþªñ¡C | |||
625 | about¡@¡]prep¡^¡@Ãö©ó | ||
Can we talk about your pretty sister? §ÚÌ¥i¥H©M§A²á²á§Aªºº}«G©f©f¶Ü¡H | |||
626 | after¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¥H«á | ||
What do you do after work every Friday night? §A¨CÓ¬P´Á¤±ß¤W¤U¯Z«á°µ¤°»ò¡H | |||
627 | before¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¥H«e | ||
Wash your hands before eating dinner, Jack! ³Ç§J¡A¥Î±ßÀ\«e½Ð¬~¤â¡C | |||
628 | since¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦Û...¥H¨Ó | ||
I haven't seen him since last month. ¦Û±q¤WÓ¤ë°_¡A§Ú´N¨S¨£¹L¥L¡C | |||
629 | around¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...ªþªñ | ||
The cats are running around my house. ¨º¨Ç¿ß¦b§Ú®aªþªñ¶]¨Ó¶]¥h¡C | |||
630 | during¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...´Á¶¡ | ||
I can do many things during summer vacation. ¦b´»°²´Á¶¡¡A§Ú¥i¥H°µ«Ü¦h¨Æ±¡¡C | |||
631 | under¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¤U± | ||
There is a little cat under the scooter. ¦³¤@°¦¤p¿ß¦b¾÷¨®¤U±¡C | |||
632 | until¡@¡]prep¡^¡@ª½¨ì...®É | ||
I watch TV until I finish my English test. ª½¨ì§Ú§¹¦¨^»y¦Ò¸Õ¡A§Ú¤~¬Ý¹qµø¡C | |||
633 | along¡@¡]prep¡^¡@ªuµÛ ¶¶µÛ | ||
They walk along the river. ¥L̪uµÛªe¨«¡C | |||
634 | across¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¹ï± | ||
The bookstore is across from my new house. ®Ñ©±¦b§Ú·s®a¹ï±¡C | |||
635 | above¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...ªº¤W± | ||
There is a bird above the man's head. ¦³¤@°¦³¾¦b¨ºÓ¤HªºÀY¤W¤è¡C | |||
636 | behind¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...ªº«á± | ||
Do you see Taipei 101 behind the building? §A¬Ý¨ì¨º´É«Ø¿v«á±ªº»O¥_101¤j¼Ó¶Ü¡H | |||
637 | except¡@¡]prep¡^¡@°£...¤§¥~ | ||
Everyone except me went to the zoo. °£§Ú¤§¥~¨CÓ¤H³£¥h¤F°Êª«¶é¡C | |||
638 | inside¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¸Ì± | ||
Don't put garbage inside your drawer. ¤£n§â©U§£©ñ¶i§Aªº©â±P¸Ì¡C | |||
639 | below¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¤U± | ||
The children swim below the bridge. «Ä¤l̦b¾ô¤U´åªa¡C | |||
640 | beside¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...®ÇÃä | ||
He stands beside the desk. ¥L¯¸¦b®à¤l®ÇÃä¡C | |||
641 | without¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¨S¦³ ¦Ó¤£·| | ||
I can't see anything without glasses. §Ú¤£À¹²´Ãè¬Ý¤£²M·¡¡C | |||
642 | between¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...¤§¶¡ | ||
There is a car between the trees. ¾ð¤¤¶¡¦³¤@½ø¨®¡C | |||
643 | outside¡@¡]prep¡^¡@¦b...ªº¥~± | ||
Zack plays outside after school. ®ã§J©ñ¾Ç«á¦b¥~±ª±¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C30: Other Verbs¨ä¥L°Êµü(3) | ||
644 | jump¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸õÅD | ||
I can jump rope, but Wendy can't. §Ú¥i¥H¸õ÷¡A¦ý·Å¸¦°µ¤£¨ì¡C | |||
645 | list¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦C¥X¨Ó | ||
Please list the things you want to buy. ½Ð¦C¥X§A·Qn¶RªºªF¦è¡C | |||
646 | find¡@¡]v¡^¡@µo²{ | ||
Tina can't find her Teddy Bear. ¸¦®R§ä¤£¨ì¦oªºª±¨ãºµ¡C | |||
647 | keep¡@¡]v¡^¡@«O¯d | ||
Mom keeps the photos for me. ¶ý¶ý¬°§Ú«O¯d¤F·Ó¤ù¡C | |||
648 | hope¡@¡]v¡^¡@§Æ±æ | ||
We hope to see you again. §Ú̧Ʊæ¦A¦¸¨£¨ì§A¡C | |||
649 | move¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦æ°Ê | ||
We have to move on before sunrise. §ÚÌn¦b¤é¥X«eÂ÷¶}¡C | |||
650 | hear¡@¡]v¡^¡@Å¥¨£ | ||
Do you hear what I say? §AÅ¥¨ì§Ú»¡¤°»ò¶Ü¡H | |||
651 | hold¡@¡]v¡^¡@´¤µÛ §ì¦í #Á|¦æ | ||
Hold me tight. ºòºò¦a©êµÛ§Ú¡C | |||
652 | wait¡@¡]v¡^¡@µ¥«Ý | ||
Please wait for me for twenty minutes. ½Ðµ¥§Ú¤G¤Q¤ÀÄÁ¡C | |||
653 | kill¡@¡]v¡^¡@±þ®` | ||
Don't kill wild animals! §O±þ³¥¥Í°Êª«¡I | |||
654 | walk¡@¡]v¡^¡@´²¨B ¨«¸ô | ||
Mom and I want to walk after dinner. ¶ý¶ý©M§Ú±ß¶º«á·Q¤@°_´²¨B¡C | |||
655 | wish¡@¡]v¡^¡@§Æ±æ Ä@±æ | ||
I wish you a Happy New Year. ¯¬§A·s¦~§Ö¼Ö¡C | |||
656 | save¡@¡]v¡^¡@®¾±Ï | ||
We came here to save you. §Ų́ì³o¸Ì¨Ó±Ï§A¡C | |||
657 | hurt¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨ü¶Ë ¶Ë®` | ||
Don't hurt animals. ¤£n¶Ë®`°Êª«¡C | |||
658 | feed¡@¡]v¡^¡@Áý¹ ¹}¾i | ||
Don't feed the animals at the zoo. ¤£n¦b°Êª«¶é¸ÌÁý°Êª«¡C | |||
659 | kiss¡@¡]v¡^¡@¿Ë§k | ||
The woman kisses her baby's face. ¤k¤l¿Ë§k¦oªº«Ä¤lªºÁy¡C | |||
660 | pick¡@¡]v¡^¡@¾ß ¬D¿ï | ||
They pick a yellow T-shirt for my birthday present. ¥L̬D¿ï¤@¥ó¶À¦âT«ò·í§@§Úªº¥Í¤é§ª«¡C | |||
661 | copy¡@¡]v¡^¡@½Æ»s | ||
You can't copy other classmate's homework. §A¤£¯à§Û¨ä¥L¦P¾Çªº¦^®a¥\½Ò¡C | |||
662 | wake¡@¡]v¡^¡@¿ô¨Ó | ||
Don't wake me up at seven on Saturday mornings. ¬P´Á¤»¦¤W¤CÂI®É§O¥s¿ô§Ú¡C | |||
663 | hunt¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´Ây ®·®» | ||
They are hunting bears in the forest. ¥L̦b´ËªL¤¤Âyºµ¡C | |||
664 | hide¡@¡]v¡^¡@§â...Âð_¨Ó | ||
Don't hide your poor grades. ¤£nÁôÂçA«Ü®tªº¦¨ÁZ¡C | |||
665 | mean¡@¡]v¡^¡@ªí¥Ü...ªº·N«ä | ||
What do you mean by saying that? §A¬O¤°»ò·N«ä¡H | |||
666 | care¡@¡]v¡^¡@Ãö¤ß ¦b¥G #¬ÝÅ@ | ||
We should care about our earth. §ÚÌÀ³¸ÓÃö¤ß§Ú̪º¦a²y¡C | |||
667 | type¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´¦r | ||
Jenny can type words fast. ¬Ã©g¥´¦r«Ü§Ö¡C | |||
668 | plan¡@¡]v¡^¡@p¹º ¤è®× | ||
I have a plan to go swimming. §Ú¦³¥h´åªaªºpµe¡C | |||
669 | deal¡@¡]v¡^¡@³B²z | ||
Teachers know how to deal with students well. ±Ð®vª¾¹D¦p¦óºÞ²z¦n¾Ç¥Í¡C | |||
670 | lead¡@¡]v¡^¡@»â¾É ¤Þ¾É | ||
We can lead a happy life. §ÚÌ¥i¥H¹L§Ö¼Öªº¤é¤l | |||
671 | rest¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥ð®§ | ||
We need to rest. §ÚÌ»Ýn¥ð®§¤@¤U¡C | |||
672 | stay¡@¡]v¡^¡@°±¯d ¯d¤U | ||
Stay with me, Jack. ³Ç§J¡A½Ð¯d¤U¨Ó³§Ú¡C | |||
673 | meet¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶°·| ¶}·| #¨£± | ||
They meet every Saturday. ¥L̨CÓ¬P´Á¤»³£¨£±¡C | |||
674 | send¡@¡]v¡^¡@µo°e ±H | ||
My friend will send me her new photos. §ÚªºªB¤Í±Hµ¹§Ú¦oªº·s·Ó¤ù¡C | |||
675 | date¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬ù·| | ||
Lisa has a date with her boyfriend. ÄR²ï©M¦oªº¨kªB¤Í¦³¤@Ó¬ù·|¡C | |||
676 | sign¡@¡]v¡^¡@ñ¦W | ||
The singer signs his name on his new album. ¨º¦ìºq¤â¦b¥Lªº·s±M¿èñ¦W¡C | |||
677 | hate¡@¡]v¡^¡@¤³«ë ¼¨«ë | ||
I hate cockroaches. §Ú°Q¹½Á½¸¡C | |||
678 | sell¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥X°â ½æ¥X | ||
Kathy will sell the car to her good friend. ³Í¦è·|§â¨®½æµ¹¦oªº¦nªB¤Í¡C | |||
679 | rise¡@¡]v¡^¡@¤É°_ | ||
The sun rises in the morning. ¤Ó¶§¦b¦±á¤É°_¡C | |||
680 | drop¡@¡]v¡^¡@ºw¸¨ ©ñ¤U | ||
She drops her pencil from the desk. ¦oªº¹]µ§±q®à¤l¤W±¼¤U¨Ó¡C | |||
681 | pull¡@¡]v¡^¡@©Ô ©ì | ||
Our teacher pulls the door open. §Ú̪º¦Ñ®v§âªù©Ô¶}¡C | |||
682 | join¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥[¤J ³sµ² | ||
May I join the game with you? §Ú¥i¥H¥[¤J§Aªº¹CÀ¸¶Ü¡H | |||
683 | fill¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸Ëº¡ | ||
I want to fill my cup with hot milk. §Ú·Q§â§ÚªºªM¤l¸Ëº¡¼ö¤û¥¤¡C | |||
684 | live¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥Í¬¡ | ||
We live in Taipei city. §Ú̦í¦b»O¥_¥«¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C31: Moneyª÷¿ú | ||
685 | cost¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦¨¥» | ||
The book costs us lots of money. ³o¨Ç®Ñªá¤F§Ú̫ܦh¿ú¡C | |||
686 | cent¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¤À | ||
The bread only costs me fifty cents. ³oÄÑ¥]¥uªá¤F§Ú¤¤Q¤À¿ú¡C | |||
687 | money¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª÷¿ú | ||
Time is money. ®É¶¡´N¬Oª÷¿ú¡C | |||
688 | change¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¹s¿ú §ä¹s | ||
Keep the change. ¤£¥Î§ä¹s¿ú¤F¡C | |||
689 | dollar¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¸ | ||
The smart phone costs me five thousand NT dollars. ´¼¼z¤â¾÷ªá¤F§Ú¤¥a¤¸¥x¹ô¡C | |||
690 | buy¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶R | ||
John buys some bread for breakfast. ¬ù¿«¶R¤@¨ÇÄÑ¥]·í¦À\¡C | |||
691 | pay¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥I¿ú | ||
He pays some money to the shopkeeper. ¥L¥I¤@¨Ç¿úµ¹¦ÑÁó¡C | |||
692 | spend¡@¡]v¡^¡@ªá¶O | ||
My sister will spend three hundred NT dollars on her new shoes. §Úªº©f©f·|ªá¥x¹ô¤T¦Ê¤¸¶R¦oªº·s¾c¡C | |||
693 | price¡@¡]n¡^¡@»ù®æ | ||
The price of the car is too high. ¨T¨®ªº»ù¿ú¤Ó°ª¤F¡C | |||
694 | cheap¡@¡]adj¡^¡@«K©yªº | ||
She never buys cheap things. ¦o±q¤£¶R«K©yªºªF¦è¡C | |||
695 | expensive¡@¡]adj¡^¡@©ù¶Qªº | ||
The dress is too expensive. ³o¥ó¬v¸Ë¤Ó¶Q¤F¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C32: Food & Drink¡BTableware ¹ª«&¶¼®Æ(3)»PÀ\¨ã | ||
696 | juice¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªG¥Ä | ||
Orange juice is my favorite. ¬h¤B¥Ä¬O§Úªº³Ì·R¡C | |||
697 | pizza¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ñÂÄ | ||
The pizza is so delicious. ¤ñÂĬO¦p¦¹¬ü¨ý¡C | |||
698 | candy¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿}ªG | ||
Children can't eat too much candy. «Ä¤l¤£¯à¦Y¤Ó¦hªº¿}ªG¡C | |||
699 | salad¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨F©Ô | ||
Please give me a plate of salad. ½Ðµ¹§Ú¤@½L¨F©Ô¡C | |||
700 | hungry¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°§¾jªº | ||
Please help those hungry children in Africa. ½ÐÀ°§U¨º¨Ç«D¬wÄȾjªº¤p«Ä¤l¡C | |||
701 | lemon¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂfÂc | ||
The lemons are very sour. ¨º¨ÇÂfÂc«Ü»Ä¡C | |||
702 | tomato¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿»X | ||
The tomato is so yummy. µfX¤Ó¬ü¨ý¤F¡C | |||
703 | steak¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤û±Æ | ||
The steak is delicious. ¤û±Æ«Ü¦n¦Y¡C | |||
704 | shake¡@¡]v¡^¡@´¤¤â ·n°Ê | ||
Don't shake your head. ¤£n·n§AªºÀY¡C | |||
705 | cookie¡@¡]n¡^¡@»æ°® | ||
I like to eat cookies. §Ú³ßÅw¦Y»æ°®¡C | |||
706 | toast¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¤g¥q ¯N | ||
He doesn't like to eat toast. ¥L¤£³ßÅw¦Y¦R¥q¡C | |||
707 | banana¡@¡]n¡^¡@»¿¼ | ||
I want to eat bananas. §Ú·Q¦Y»¿¼¡C | |||
708 | yummy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¬ü¨ý¥i¤fªº | ||
It looks yummy. ¬Ý°_¨Ó«Ü¥i¤f¡C | |||
709 | snack¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂI¤ß | ||
He is eating snacks. ¥L¥¿¦b¦YÂI¤ß¡C | |||
710 | peach¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ç¤l | ||
I don't like peaches. §Ú¤£³ßÅw®ç¤l¡C | |||
711 | grape¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸²µå | ||
My brother likes to eat grapes. §Úªº§Ì§Ì³ßÅw¦Y¸²µå¡C | |||
712 | noodle¡@¡]n¡^¡@Äѱø | ||
She hates noodles. ¦o°Q¹½Äѱø¡C | |||
713 | guava¡@¡]n¡^¡@µf¥Ûºh | ||
The guava is from Taiwan. ªÝ¼Ö¬O¨Ó¦Û»OÆW¡C | |||
714 | papaya¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ì¥Ê | ||
The papaya is very special. ¨ºÓ¤ì¥Ê«Ü¯S§O¡C | |||
715 | ice cream¡@¡]np¡^¡@¦B²N²O | ||
There is no ice cream in the supermarket. ¶W¥«¸Ì¨S¦³Á÷²N²O¡C | |||
716 | chocolate¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥©§J¤O | ||
Sam does not like chocolate. ¤s©i¤£³ßÅw¥©§J¤O¡C | |||
717 | breakfast¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦À\ ¦¶º | ||
I eat breakfast every morning. §Ú¨C¤Ñ¦¤W¦Y¦À\¡C | |||
718 | delicious¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¬ü¨ý¥i¤fªº | ||
The sandwich is delicious. ¤T©úªv¨ý¹DÂA¬ü¡C | |||
719 | sandwich¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤T©úªv | ||
He likes to eat sandwiches. ¥L³ßÅw¦Y¤T©úªv¡C | |||
720 | vegetable¡@¡]n¡^¡@½µæ | ||
She hates vegetables. ¦o°Q¹½½µæ¡C | |||
721 | popcorn¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ãz¦Ìªá | ||
Amy likes to eat popcorn. ¦ã«}³ßÅw¦YÃz¦Ìªá¡C | |||
722 | hamburger¡@¡]n¡^¡@º~³ù | ||
Tony's favorite food is hamburgers. ´ö¥§³Ì·Rªº¹ª«¬Oº~³ù¡C | |||
723 | spaghetti¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸q¤j§QÄѱø | ||
Dad likes to eat spaghetti. ª¨ª¨³ßÅw¦Y¸q¤j§QÄÑ¡C | |||
724 | lettuce¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸±U | ||
I don't like to eat lettuce. §Ú¤£³ßÅw¦Y¥Íµæ¡C | |||
725 | pumpkin¡@¡]n¡^¡@«n¥Ê | ||
I like to eat pumpkin pie. §Ú³ßÅw¦Y«n¥Ê»æ¡C | |||
726 | strawberry¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯ó²ù | ||
My sister likes to eat strawberries. §Ú©f©f³ßÅw¦Y¯ó²ù¡C | |||
727 | thirsty¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤f´÷ªº | ||
I am very thirsty. §Ú«Ü´÷¡C | |||
728 | watermelon¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦è¥Ê | ||
Watermelons are sweet. ¦è¥Ê«Ü²¢¡C | |||
729 | French fries¡@¡]np¡^¡@¬µÁ¦±ø(½Æ¼Æ) | ||
My brother likes to eat French fries. §Úªº§Ì§Ì³ßÅw¦YÁ¦±ø¡C | |||
730 | dumpling¡@¡]n¡^¡@»å¤l | ||
We can make dumplings. §ÚÌ·|¥]¤ô»å¡C | |||
731 | moon cake¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ë»æ | ||
We'll eat moon cakes tonight. §Ṳ́µ±ßn¦Y¤ë»æ¡C | |||
732 | fast food¡@¡]n¡^¡@³t¹ | ||
He had fast food for lunch. ¥L¤¤¶º¦Y³t¹¡C | |||
733 | cup¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªM¤l(¦³´¤§â) | ||
I have many cups. §Ú¦³«Ü¦hÓªM¤l¡C | |||
734 | dish¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºÐ½L | ||
I want to buy a white dish. §Ú·Q¶R¤@Ó¥Õ½L¤l¡C | |||
735 | fork¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤e¤l | ||
Mom has many forks. ¶ý«}¦³«Ü¦h¤e¤l¡C | |||
736 | bowl¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸J | ||
The bowl is cool. ¨ºÓ¸J«Ü»Å¡C | |||
737 | glass¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬Á¼þªM | ||
The glass is from Japan. ¨ºÓ¬Á¼þªM¨Ó¦Û¤é¥»¡C | |||
738 | plate¡@¡]n¡^¡@½L¤l ºÐ¤l | ||
The child ate a plate of cookies. ¨ºÓ«Ä¤l¦Y¤F¤@½L¤lªº»æ°®¡C | |||
739 | knife¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤M¤l ¤p¤M µæ¤M | ||
You can put the knife on the table. §A¥i¥H§â¤M¤l©ñ¦b®à¤l¤W¡C | |||
740 | straw¡@¡]n¡^¡@§lºÞ ³Áµz | ||
He doesn't like to drink milk with a straw. ¥L¤£³ßÅw¥Î§lºÞ³Ü¤û¥¤¡C | |||
741 | spoon¡@¡]n¡^¡@´ö°Í | ||
Sam had soup with a big spoon. ¤s©i¥Î¤j´ö°Í³Ü´ö¡C | |||
742 | chopsticks¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸_¤l | ||
The chopsticks are long. ¸_¤l«Üªø¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C33: School¾Ç®Õ(2) | ||
743 | pass¡@¡]v¡^¡@³q¹L | ||
We all pass the test. §Ú̳£³q¹L¤F´ú¸Õ¡C | |||
744 | quiz¡@¡]n¡^¡@´úÅç ¦Ò¬d | ||
The quiz is easy. ´úÅç¬O®e©öªº¡C | |||
745 | glue¡@¡]n¡^¡@½¦¤ô | ||
We don't have glue. §Ų́S¦³½¦¤ô¡C | |||
746 | gym¡@¡]n¡^¡@Åé¨|À] | ||
We play basketball in the gym. §Ú̦bÅé¨|À]¥´Äx²y¡C | |||
747 | story¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬G¨Æ | ||
The story is funny. ³oÓ¬G¨Æ«Ü¦³½ì¡C | |||
748 | course¡@¡]n¡^¡@½Òµ{ | ||
The course is only for kids. ³oÓ½Òµ{¥uµ¹«Ä¤l¡C | |||
749 | school¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾Ç®Õ | ||
We are at school now. §Ú̲{¦b¦b¾Ç®Õ¡C | |||
750 | paper¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯È±i ³ø§i | ||
The paper is all about basketball. ³o¥÷³ø§i³£¦b»¡Äx²y¡C | |||
751 | class¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯Z¯Å | ||
This is a big class. ³o¬O¤@Ó¤j¯Z¡C | |||
752 | answer¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦^µª µªÂÐ µª®× | ||
The answer is wrong. µª®×¬O¿ùªº¡C | |||
753 | write¡@¡]v¡^¡@¼g | ||
The teacher wants us to write "cat". ¦Ñ®vn§Ú̼g"¿ß"¡C | |||
754 | letter¡@¡]n¡^¡@«H¥ó ¦r¥À | ||
The letter is from Taipei. ³o«Ê«H¬O±q»O¥_±H¨Óªº¡C | |||
755 | learn¡@¡]v¡^¡@¾Ç²ß | ||
I am learning English. §Ú¥¿¦b¾Ç²ß^»y¡C | |||
756 | speak¡@¡]v¡^¡@»¡¸Ü Á¿¸Ü | ||
He likes to speak with me. ¥L³ßÅw©M§Ú»¡¸Ü¡C | |||
757 | listen¡@¡]v¡^¡@ª`·NÅ¥ | ||
I like to listen to classical music. §Ú³ßÅwÅ¥¥j¨åµ¼Ö¡C | |||
758 | grade¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦~¯Å ¦¨ÁZ | ||
My grade is not good. §Úªº¤À¼Æ¤£¦n¡C | |||
759 | marker¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Á§Jµ§ | ||
The marker is red. ¨º¤ä±m¦âµ§¬O¬õ¦âªº¡C | |||
760 | teach¡@¡]v¡^¡@±Ð | ||
He teaches us many things. ¥L±Ð¤F§Ú̫ܦhªF¦è¡C | |||
761 | repeat¡@¡]v¡^¡@«½Æ «»¡ | ||
She wants us to repeat the word. ¦o·Qn§ÚÌ«½Æ°á¨ºÓ¦r¡C | |||
762 | lesson¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥\½Ò ½Ò·~ | ||
Today's lesson is very easy. ¤µ¤Ñªº¥\½Ò«Ü®e©ö¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C34: Time®É¶¡(3) | ||
763 | clock¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ÉÄÁ | ||
The clock is very cool. ¨ºÓ®ÉÄÁ«Ü»Å¡C | |||
764 | o'clock¡@¡]adv¡^¡@ÂIÄÁ | ||
He goes to school at six o'clock. ¥L¤»ÂIÄÁ¥h¤W¾Ç¡C | |||
765 | hour¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p®É | ||
We can play computer games for one hour. §ÚÌ¥i¥Hª±¤@¤p®Éªº¹q¸£¡C | |||
766 | minute¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ÀÄÁ | ||
I'll be back in a minute. §Ú¤@¤ÀÄÁ«á´N¦^¨Ó¡C | |||
767 | second¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬í | ||
He took thirty seconds to eat the cake. ¥Lªá¤F¤T¤Q¬íªº®É¶¡¦Y³J¿|¡C | |||
768 | moment¡@¡]n¡^¡@Àþ¶¡ | ||
Just a moment, she's coming. ¦A¹L¤@¤ÀÄÁ¦o´N¨Ó¤F¡C | |||
769 | quarter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¨èÄÁ | ||
It's a quarter after eight. ²{¦b¬O¤KÂI¤Q¤¤À¡C | |||
770 | future¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥¼¨Ó ±N¨Ó | ||
In the future, everything is cool. ¦b±N¨Ó¡A¤@¤Á³£¬O«Ü»Å¡C | |||
771 | morning¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦±á | ||
Doing exercises every morning is good. ¨C¤Ñ¦±á°µ¹B°Ê¬O¦nªº¡C | |||
772 | yesterday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬Q¤Ñ | ||
We went to the park yesterday. §Ú̬Q¤Ñ¥h¤½¶é¡C | |||
773 | evening¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Ä±ß | ||
He walks his dog in the evening. ¥L¦b±ß¤W·Èª¯¡C | |||
774 | afternoon¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤U¤È | ||
My brother eats snacks in the afternoon. §Ú§Ì§Ì¤U¤È¦YÂI¤ß¡C | |||
775 | already¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤w¸g | ||
I had dinner already. §Ú¤w¸g¦Y¹L±ßÀ\¤F¡C | |||
776 | tonight¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤µ±ß | ||
They will have a party tonight. ¥L̤µ±ß·|¿ì¤@³õ¬£¹ï¡C | |||
777 | tomorrow¡@¡]n¡^¡@©ú¤Ñ | ||
I will go to school tomorrow. §Ú©ú¤Ñn¥h¤W¾Ç¡C | |||
778 | forever¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¥Ã»· | ||
They are friends forever. ¥L̥û·¬OªB¤Í¡C | |||
779 | season¡@¡]n¡^¡@©u¸` | ||
There are four seasons in a year. ¤@¦~¦³¥|©u¡C | |||
780 | spring¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬K¤Ñ | ||
Trees will form in the spring. ¬K¤Ñ®É¡A¾ð·|ªø¥X¸¤l¨Ó¡Cform=§Î¦¨ | |||
781 | summer¡@¡]n¡^¡@®L¤Ñ | ||
It is hot in the summer. ®L¤Ñ«Ü¼ö¡C | |||
782 | autumn¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬î¤Ñ | ||
It is cool in the autumn. ¬î¤Ñ¬O²D²nªº¡C | |||
783 | fall¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬î¤Ñ | ||
We pick up maple leaves in the fall. §Ú̦b¬î¤ÑÀË·¬¸¡C | |||
784 | winter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥V¤Ñ | ||
It is cold in the winter. ¥V¤Ñ¡A¤Ñ®ð§N¡C | |||
785 | month¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ë | ||
There are 12 months in a year. ¤@¦~¦³¤Q¤GÓ¤ë¡C | |||
786 | January¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¤ë | ||
January is the first month of a year. ¤@¤ë¬O¤@¦~ªº²Ä¤@Ó¤ë¡C | |||
787 | February¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤G¤ë | ||
Valentine's Day is in February. ±¡¤H¸`¬O¦b¤G¤ë¡C | |||
788 | March¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤T¤ë | ||
We will go on a trip in March. §Ú̱N¦b¤T¤ë¥h®È¦æ¡C | |||
789 | April¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥|¤ë | ||
We will have a test in April. §Ú̦b¥|¤ë¦³Ó¦Ò¸Õ¡C | |||
790 | May¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤ë | ||
Mother's Day falls in May. ¥À¿Ë¸`¬O¦b¤¤ë¡C | |||
791 | June¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤»¤ë | ||
My brother's birthday is in June. §Úôôªº¥Í¤é¦b¤»¤ë¡C | |||
792 | July¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤C¤ë | ||
Dad's birthday is in July. ª¨ª¨ªº¥Í¤é¦b¤C¤ë¡C | |||
793 | August¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤K¤ë | ||
Father's Day is in August. ¤÷¿Ë¸`¬O¦b¤K¤ë¡C | |||
794 | September¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤E¤ë | ||
School begins in September. ¾Ç®Õ¦b¤E¤ë¶}¾Ç¡C | |||
795 | October¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Q¤ë | ||
Her birthday is on October 10. ¦oªº¥Í¤é¦b¤Q¤ë¤Q¤é¡C | |||
796 | November¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Q¤@¤ë | ||
Thanksgiving is in November. ·P®¦¸`¦b¤Q¤@¤ë¡C | |||
797 | December¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Q¤G¤ë | ||
Christmas is in December. C½Ï¸`¦b¤Q¤G¤ë¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C35: Countries°ê®a | ||
798 | ROC¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤µØ¥Á°ê | ||
We are from the ROC. §Ų́Ӧۤ¤µØ¥Á°ê¡C | |||
799 | USA¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬ü°ê(ÁY¼g) | ||
Connie is from the USA. Connie¨Ó¦Û¬ü°ê¡C | |||
800 | world¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥@¬É | ||
There are many countries in the world. ¥@¬É¤W¦³³\¦h°ê®a¡C | |||
801 | China¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤°ê | ||
Where is he from? He is from China. ¥L±qþ¸Ì¨Ó¡H¥L¬O¨Ó¦Û¤¤°ê¡C | |||
802 | Taiwan¡@¡]n¡^¡@»OÆW | ||
I am from Taiwan. §Ú¨Ó¦Û»OÆW¡C | |||
803 | Taiwanese¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥xÆW¤H | ||
She is a Taiwanese. ¦o¬O»OÆW¤H¡C | |||
804 | America¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬ü°ê | ||
Tom is from the west of America. ´ö©i¨Ó¦Û¬ü°ê¦è³¡¡C | |||
805 | American¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬ü°ê¤H | ||
She married an American last year. ¦o¥h¦~¶ùµ¹¤F¤@Ó¬ü°ê¤H¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C36: Other Nouns¨ä¥L¦Wµü(1) | ||
806 | can¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÅøÀY | ||
I need an opener to open the can. §Ú»Ýn¤@Ó¶}Åø¾¹¥´¶}¨ºÓÅø¤l¡C | |||
807 | gas¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ðÅé ¥Ë´µ¡@ | ||
It's dangerous to put the gas there. §â¥Ë´µ©ñ¦b¨º¸Ì¬O«Ü¦MÀIªº¡C | |||
808 | mine¡@¡]n¡^¡@Äqª« | ||
They go to the cave to dig a mine. ¥LÌ¥h¬}¥Þ«õÄqª«¡C | |||
809 | joy¡@¡]n¡^¡@³ß®® | ||
He has great joy with the toy car. ª±¨ã¨®±aµ¹¥L«Ü¤jªº³ß®®¡C | |||
810 | set¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¤@®M ³]¸m | ||
I bought a set of books. §Ú¶R¤F¤@®M®Ñ¡C | |||
811 | lid¡@¡]n¡^¡@»\¤l | ||
The lid is small. »\¤l¬O¤pªº¡C | |||
812 | fun¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼Ö½ì ®T¼Ö | ||
This game is fun. ³oÓ¹CÀ¸¬O¦³½ìªº¡C | |||
813 | net¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºô¤l | ||
He has a big net. ¥L¦³¤@±i¤jºô¡C | |||
814 | way¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤è¦¡ ¤èªk | ||
I have a good way to solve the problem. §Ú¦³¸Ñ¨M°ÝÃDªº¦n¿ìªk¡C | |||
815 | age¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦~ÄÖ | ||
What is her age? ¦oªº¦~ÄÖ¦h¤Ö¡H | |||
816 | mud¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªd¼ß ªd¤Ú | ||
I don't like mud. §Ú¤£³ßÅwªd¤Ú¡C | |||
817 | pin¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤jÀY°w §O°w | ||
There is a pin on the table. ®à¤W¦³¤@®Ú§O°w¡C | |||
818 | tree¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾ð | ||
A cat is under the tree. ¤@°¦¿ß¦b¾ð¤U¡C | |||
819 | news¡@¡]n¡^¡@·s»D ®ø®§ #³ø¾É | ||
Do you have any good news? §A¦³¥ô¦ó¦n®ø®§¶Ü¡H | |||
820 | fire¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤õ | ||
His house is on fire. ¥Lªº©Ð¤lµÛ¤õ¤F¡C | |||
821 | bell¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÄÁ ¹a ªù¹a | ||
Their bell is very pretty. ¥L̪ºªù¹a«Üº}«G¡C | |||
822 | fact¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Æ¹ê | ||
The fact is I don't like him. ¨Æ¹ê¤W´N¬O§Ú¤£³ßÅw¥L¡C | |||
823 | idea¡@¡]n¡^¡@·Qªk | ||
I have no idea. §Ú¤£ª¾¹D¡C | |||
824 | word¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦r | ||
That child knows many new words. ¨ºÓ«Ä¤lª¾¹D«Ü¦h¥Í¦r¡C | |||
825 | rose¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª´ºÀªá | ||
There are many pretty roses in the garden. ¦bªá¶é¸Ì¦³«Ü¦hº}«Gªºª´ºÀªá¡C | |||
826 | tool¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤u¨ã | ||
I can use tools to fix the chair. §Ú¥i¥H¨Ï¥Î¤u¨ã§â´È¤lצn¡C | |||
827 | cage¡@¡]n¡^¡@Å¢¤l | ||
The lion is in a cage. ·à¤l¦bÅ¢¤l¸Ì¡C | |||
828 | rope¡@¡]n¡^¡@÷¯Á | ||
This is a long rope. ³o¬O¤@®Úªø÷¡C | |||
829 | pipe¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºÞ¤l | ||
They put pipes under the street. ¥ĻâºÞ¤l¸Ë¦b³o±øµóªº©³¤U¡C | |||
830 | case¡@¡]n¡^¡@®×¥ó | ||
He has a new case. ¥L¦³¤F·sªº®×¤l¡C | |||
831 | side¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ÇÃä | ||
There is a big tree by my side. §Ú¨Ã䦳´Ê¤j¾ð¡C | |||
832 | mind¡@¡]n v¡^¡@´¼¤O ¤¶·N | ||
I don't mind. §Ú¤£¤¶·N¡C | |||
833 | rule¡@¡]n¡^¡@³W«h ³W©w | ||
No running is the class rule. ¤£ã©b¶]¬O¯Z³W¡C | |||
834 | note¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ§°O °O¸¹ #µ²Å | ||
She takes notes every class. ¦o¨C°ó½Ò³£·|°µµ§°O¡C | |||
835 | mail¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶l¥ó | ||
He gets mail every day. ¥L¨C¤Ñ³£¦¬¹q¤l¶l¥ó¡C | |||
836 | base¡@¡]n¡^¡@°ò¦ ÂS¥] | ||
The player is on the third base. ³o¿ï¤â¦b²Ä¤TÂS¤W¡C | |||
837 | rock¡@¡]n¡^¡@©¥¥Û | ||
I see a big rock near the seaside. §Ú¬Ý¨ì®ü©¤ªþªñ¦³¤@¶ô¤j¥ÛÀY¡C | |||
838 | club¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ѽֳ¡ ªÀ¹Î | ||
We join the club. §ÚÌ¥[¤JѼֳ¡¡C | |||
839 | gift¡@¡]n¡^¡@§ª« | ||
They have a gift for me. ¥L̦³¤@Ó§ª«n°e§Ú¡C | |||
840 | heat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼ö«× | ||
The fan lowers the heat. ·®°°§C¼ö«×¡C | |||
841 | sale¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥X°â | ||
The doll is on sale. ³oÓ«½«½¦b©ç½æ¡C | |||
842 | seat¡@¡]n¡^¡@®y¦ì | ||
Please leave me a seat. ½ÐÀ°§Ú¯d®y¦ì¡C | |||
843 | seed¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºØ¤l | ||
We have many seeds in the garden. §Ú̦bªá¶é¸Ì¦³³\¦hªººØ¤l¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C37: Other Adjectives ¨ä¥L§Î®eµü(1) | ||
844 | new¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·sªº | ||
I have a new book. §Ú¦³¤@¥»·s®Ñ¡C | |||
845 | fine¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°·±dªº Àu¨qªº | ||
Jeremy Lin is a fine basketball player. ªL®Ñ»¨¬OÀu¨qªºÄx²y¹B°Êû¡C | |||
846 | dark¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¶Â·tªº | ||
His room is dark. ¥Lªº©Ð¶¡¬O·tªº¡C | |||
847 | only¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°ß¤@ ¥u¬O | ||
Only you love me. ¥u¦³§A·R§Ú¡C | |||
848 | same¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦P¼Ëªº | ||
We have the same problem. §Ú̦³¦P¼Ëªº°ÝÃD¡C | |||
849 | real¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¯u¥¿ªº | ||
That tree is real. ¨º´Ê¾ð¬O¯uªº¡C | |||
850 | hard¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§xÃøªº °íµwªº | ||
It's hard to say. ³o«ÜÃø»¡¡C | |||
851 | free¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦Û¥Ñªº §K¶Oªº | ||
We are eating free hot dogs. §ÚÌ¥¿¦b¦Y§K¶Oªº¼öª¯¡C | |||
852 | dead¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦ºªº | ||
The fox is dead. ¨º°¦ª°¯W¦º¤F¡C | |||
853 | dear¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¿Ë·Rªº | ||
How have you been, my dear friend? §Ú¿Ë·RªºªB¤Í¡Aªñ¨Ó¥i¦n¡C | |||
854 | loud¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤jÁnªº | ||
Don't be too loud. §O¤Ó¤jÁn¤F¡C | |||
855 | sure¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³§â´¤ªº | ||
I'm sure it's right. §ÚªÖ©w¨º¬O¥¿½Tªº¡C | |||
856 | able¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³¯à¤Oªº | ||
We'll never be able to win. §Ú̱N¥Ã»·¤£¯àĹ¡C | |||
857 | else¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨ä¥Lªº §Oªº | ||
What else do you have? §AÁÙ¦³¤°»ò¡H | |||
858 | easy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@®e©öªº | ||
The question is very easy to me. ³o°ÝÃD¬O«Ü®e©öªº¡C | |||
859 | safe¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦w¥þªº | ||
It's not safe to walk through the crossroad. ¬ï¹L³oÓ¤Q¦r¸ô¤f¬O¤£¦w¥þªº¡C | |||
860 | glad¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°ª¿³ªº §Ö¬¡ªº | ||
I am glad to see you. §Ú«Ü°ª¿³¨£¨ì§A¡C | |||
861 | tidy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°®²bªº ¾ã»ôªº | ||
Mick's room is tidy. ¦Ì§Jªº©Ð¶¡«Ü¾ã¼ä¡C | |||
862 | right¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥¿½Tªº | ||
They got right answers. ¥Ḻo¨ì¤F¥¿½Tªºµª®×¡C | |||
863 | great¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°¶¤jªº ¥¨¤jªº | ||
You're great. §A¯u´Î¡C | |||
864 | enough¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨¬°÷ªº ¥R¨¬ªº | ||
I have enough food. §Ú¦³¨¬°÷ªº¹ª«¡C | |||
865 | public¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤½¦@ªº ¤j²³ªº | ||
This is a public library. ³o¬O¤@¶¡¤½¦@ªº¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡C | |||
866 | wrong¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¿ù»~ªº | ||
His answer is wrong. ¥Lªºµª®×¬O¿ù»~ªº¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C38: Other Verbs¨ä¥L°Êµü(4) | ||
867 | roll¡@¡]v¡^¡@ºu°Ê ¥´ºu | ||
The cat rolls and rolls on the ground. ³o°¦¿ß¦b¦a¤Wºu¨Óºu¥h¡C | |||
868 | hang¡@¡]v¡^¡@§â...±¾°_ | ||
Please hang the hat up. ½Ð§â³o³»´U¤l±¾°_¨Ó¡C | |||
869 | wave¡@¡]v¡^¡@´§»R ´§°Ê | ||
We wave our hands. §ÚÌ´§´§¤â¡C | |||
870 | kick¡@¡]v¡^¡@½ð | ||
He kicks the dog badly. ¥L«Ü¥Î¤Oªº½ðª¯¡C | |||
871 | pray¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬èë ¬è¨D | ||
I like to pray. §Ú³ßÅw¬èë¡C | |||
872 | clap¡@¡]v¡^¡@©ç¤â | ||
Clap your hands. ©ç©ç¤â¡C | |||
873 | think¡@¡]v¡^¡@»{¬° | ||
He thinks they are bad. ¥L»{¬°¥L̬OÃaªº¡C | |||
874 | guess¡@¡]v¡^¡@²q´ú | ||
Can you guess? §A¯à²q¨ì¶Ü¡H | |||
875 | watch¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬Ý | ||
Leo watches TV every night. §õ¶ø¨C¤Ñ±ß¤W³£¬Ý¹qµø¡C | |||
876 | become¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦¨¬° | ||
She will become a famous singer one day. ¦³¤@¤Ñ¦o·|¦¨¬°¤@¦WµÛ¦Wªººq¤â¡C | |||
877 | start¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶}©l | ||
Press the start button. ½Ð«ö¶}©l¶s¡C | |||
878 | please¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨ú®® ½Ð | ||
Please sit down. ½Ð§¤¤U¡C | |||
879 | bring¡@¡]v¡^¡@±a¨Ó | ||
I bring some strawberries. §Ú±a¨Ó¤F¤@¨Ç¯ó²ù¡C | |||
880 | leave¡@¡]v¡^¡@Â÷¶} | ||
Don't leave me. ¤£nÂ÷¶}§Ú¡C | |||
881 | agree¡@¡]v¡^¡@·N¨£¤@P ¦P·N | ||
We agree with him. §Ú̦P·N¥Lªº·N¨£¡C | |||
882 | happen¡@¡]v¡^¡@(°¸µM)µo¥Í | ||
What happens next? ±µ¤U¨Ó·|µo¥Í¤°»ò¨Æ¡H | |||
883 | attack¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶i§ð ŧÀ» | ||
They won't attack you. ¥L̤£·|§ðÀ»§A¡C | |||
884 | cover¡@¡]v¡^¡@Âл\ | ||
He covered his body with a quilt. ¥L¥Î³Q¤l»\¦í¥Lªº¨Åé¡C | |||
885 | plant¡@¡]v¡^¡@®âºØ | ||
I plant an apple tree. §ÚºØ¤F¤@´ÊÄ«ªG¾ð¡C | |||
886 | sound¡@¡]v¡^¡@Å¥°_¨Ó | ||
It sounds great. Å¥°_¨Ó¤£¿ù¡C | |||
887 | enjoy¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨É¨ü ³ß·R | ||
Mary enjoys that music very much. º¿ÄR«D±`³ßÅw¨ººØµ¼Ö¡C | |||
888 | thank¡@¡]v¡^¡@·PÁÂ | ||
Thank you so much. «D±`·PÁ§A¡C | |||
889 | share¡@¡]v¡^¡@¤À¾á ¤À¨É | ||
Will you share with me? §A·|©M§Ú¤À¨É¶Ü¡H | |||
890 | visit¡@¡]v¡^¡@°ÑÆ[ | ||
I will visit the zoo next weekend. §Ú±N¦b¤U¶g¥½°ÑÆ[°Êª«¶é¡C | |||
891 | close¡@¡]v¡^¡@Ãö°_¨Ó | ||
Please close the door. ½Ð§âªùÃö¤W¡C | |||
892 | follow¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸òÀH ¿í¦u | ||
Don't follow me. §O¸ò§Ú¨Ó¡C | |||
893 | begin¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶}©l | ||
The game will begin at five o'clock. ³o³õ¤ñÁɱN¦b¤ÂIÄÁ¶}©l¡C | |||
894 | check¡@¡]v¡^¡@Àˬd ÀËÅç | ||
Can you check this? §A¥i¥HÀˬd¤@¤U¶Ü¡H | |||
895 | appear¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥X²{ | ||
A strange boy appears near the playground. ¤@Ó©_©Çªº¨k«Ä¦b¾Þ³õªþªñ¥X²{¡C | |||
896 | fight¡@¡]v¡^¡@¥´¬[ ¾Ä°« #¾Ô°« | ||
Will you fight for me? §A·|¬°§Ú¾Ä°«¶Ü¡H | |||
897 | raise¡@¡]v¡^¡@Á|°_ ©ï°_ | ||
Raise your hand, if you have any questions. ¦pªG§A¦³°ÝÃD¡A½ÐÁ|¤â¡C | |||
898 | stand¡@¡]v¡^¡@¯¸¥ß ¯¸µÛ | ||
Stand up,please. ½Ð¯¸°_¨Ó¡C | |||
899 | carry¡@¡]v¡^¡@¹B¸ü ±aµÛ | ||
I carry the heavy bag on my shoulders. §Ú§â«ªº¥]¥]©ñ¦b§ÚªÓ¤W¡C | |||
900 | break¡@¡]v¡^¡@§ËÃa | ||
Don't break the vase. §O§ËÃaªá²~¡C | |||
901 | catch¡@¡]v¡^¡@§ì¦í | ||
Hey, catch the ball! ¼K¡A±µ²y! | |||
902 | taste¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦Y°_¨Ó À|°_¨Ó | ||
The steak tastes really good. ¤û±Æ¯uªº«Ü¦n¦Y¡C | |||
903 | choose¡@¡]v¡^¡@¿ï¾Ü | ||
I would rather choose this shirt. §Ú¹çÄ@¿ï³o¥óŨm¡C | |||
904 | decide¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨M©w | ||
She decides to go back home. ¦o¨M©wn¦^®a¤F¡C | |||
905 | forget¡@¡]v¡^¡@§Ñ°O | ||
I forget to bring the money. §Ú§Ñ°O±a¿ú¡C | |||
906 | throw¡@¡]v¡^¡@§ëÂY ¥á¥X | ||
Just throw it away. ´N§â¥¦¥á±¼§a¡C | |||
907 | worry¡@¡]v¡^¡@¾á¤ß µo·T | ||
I am a little worried about it. §Ú¦³ÂI¾á¤ß¡C | |||
908 | sleep¡@¡]v¡^¡@ºÎı ºÎ¯v | ||
Sleep tight. ºÎ¦n¤@ÂI¡C | |||
909 | notice¡@¡]v¡^¡@³qª¾ ª`·N | ||
The notice says that there's no school tomorrow. ³qª¾¼g»¡©ú¤Ñ¤£¥Î¤W¾Ç¡C | |||
910 | count¡@¡]v¡^¡@pºâ | ||
My little sister can count from 1 to 10. §Ú©f©f·|±q1ºâ¨ì10¡C | |||
911 | touch¡@¡]v¡^¡@±µÄ² ¸I¨ì #·P°Ê | ||
Don't touch anything. ¤£n¸I¥ô¦óªF¦è¡C | |||
912 | enter¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶i¤J ¿é¤J | ||
I saw her entering the room. §Ú¬Ý¦o¶i¨ì©Ð¶¡¡C | |||
913 | finish¡@¡]v¡^¡@µ²§ô §¹¦¨ | ||
Please finish your homework on time. ½Ð·Ç®É§¹¦¨§Aªº§@·~¡C | |||
914 | smell¡@¡]v¡^¡@»D°_¨Ó | ||
It smells so stinky. ¥¦»D°_¨Ó¯u¯ä¡C | |||
915 | smoke¡@¡]v¡^¡@¼Q·Ï | ||
No Smoking. ¸TµÒ¡C | |||
916 | rain¡@¡]v¡^¡@¤U«B | ||
It rains cats and dogs outside. ¥~±«B¤U«Ü¤j¡C | |||
917 | laugh¡@¡]v¡^¡@¯º ¼J¯º | ||
Don't laugh at him. §O¼J¯º¥L¡C | |||
918 | invite¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÁܽР©Û«Ý | ||
I will invite her to my birthday party. §Ú·|ÁܽЦo¨Ó§Úªº¥Í¤é¬£¹ï¡C | |||
919 | belong¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÄÝ©ó | ||
The house belongs to me. So, it's mine. ³o¶¡©Ð¤lÄÝ©ó§Ú¡A©Ò¥H¥¦¬O§Úªº¡C | |||
920 | knock¡@¡]v¡^¡@ºV À» ¥´ | ||
You have to knock on the door before you enter the room. §A¦b¶i©Ð¤§«e¡A¶·n¥ýºVªù¡C | |||
921 | brush¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨ê | ||
Brush your teeth before you go to bed. ºÎı«en¥ý¨ê¤ú¡C | |||
922 | hurry¡@¡]v¡^¡@«æ¦£ Ü«P #¦£¶Ã | ||
Hurry up or you'll be late. »°§Ö¡A¨º¤£µM§A·|¿ð¨ì¡C | |||
923 | cheat¡@¡]v¡^¡@´Û¶B | ||
Do not cheat on the test. ¤£n¦Ò¸Õ§@¹ú¡C | |||
924 | paste¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÂH¶K | ||
Our class teacher asked me to paste a note on the wall. ¯Z¾Én¨D§Ú§â³o±i¤½§i¶K¦bÀð¤W | |||
925 | shout¡@¡]v¡^¡@©I³Û ³Û¥s | ||
I heard her shouting last night. §Ú¬Q±ßÅ¥¨ì¦o¦y¥s¡C | |||
926 | remember¡@¡]v¡^¡@°O±o ·Q°_ | ||
I can't remember anything about her. §Ú°O¤£°_¥ô¦ó¦³Ãö¦oªº¨Æ¡C | |||
927 | believe¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬Û«H | ||
I believe she didn't do it. §Ú¬Û«H¦o¨Ã¨S¦³°µ³o¥ó¨Æ¡C | |||
928 | surprise¡@¡]v¡^¡@¨Ï¦YÅå Åå©_ | ||
What she did yesterday surprises me a lot. ¦o¬Q±ß©Ò°µªº¨ÆÅý§Ú«ÜÅå³Y¡C | |||
929 | welcome¡@¡]v¡^¡@Åwªï | ||
Welcome back. Åwªï¦^¨Ó¡C | |||
930 | collect¡@¡]v¡^¡@¦¬¶° | ||
She collects different magnets. ¦o¦¬¶°¤£¦PºÏÅK¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C39: Pronouns¥N¦Wµü(2) | ||
931 | mine¡@¡]n¡^¡@§ÚªºªF¦è | ||
This cup is yours and that is mine. ³oªM¤l¬O§Aªº¡A¨ºÓ¬O§Úªº¡C | |||
932 | yours¡@¡]n¡^¡@§AªºªF¦è | ||
This is my cup and that is yours. ³o¬O§ÚªºªM¤l¡A¨º¬O§Aªº¡C | |||
933 | hers¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦oªºªF¦è | ||
That book belongs to Jane. So, it is hers. ¨º¥»®ÑÄÝ©óJane¡A©Ò¥H¬O¦oªº®Ñ¡C | |||
934 | ours¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Ú̪ºªF¦è | ||
The books belong to us. So, they are ours. ³o¨Ç®ÑÄÝ©ó¡A©Ò¥H¬O§Ú̪º¡C | |||
935 | theirs¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥L̪ºªF¦è | ||
The car belongs to them. So, it is theirs. ³o³¡¨®¬O¥L̪º¡C | |||
936 | myself¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Ú¦Û¤v | ||
I tell myself that I can make it. §Ú§i¶D§Ú¦Û¤v§Ú°µ±o¨ì¡C | |||
937 | yourself¡@¡]n¡^¡@§A¦Û¤v | ||
You should behave yourself. §AÀ³¸ÓºÞ¦n§A¦Û¤v¡C | |||
938 | himself¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥L¦Û¤v | ||
He doesn't trust himself. ¥L¨Ã¤£«H¥ô¥L¦Û¤v¡C | |||
939 | herself¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦o¦Û¤v | ||
She hates herself. ¦o«ë¦o¦Û¤v¡C | |||
940 | itself¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥¦¦Û¤v | ||
The movie is good by itself. ³o³¡¹q¼v¥»¨«Ü´Î¡C | |||
941 | ourselves¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Ú̦ۤv | ||
We don't think of ourselves as teachers. §Ṳ́£»{¬°¦Û¤v¬O¦Ñ®v¡C | |||
942 | yourselves¡@¡]n¡^¡@§A̦ۤv | ||
Now, you have to save yourselves. ²{¦b¡A§A̱o¦Û±Ï¤F¡C | |||
943 | themselves¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥L̦ۤv | ||
Heaven helps those who help themselves. ¥LÌ»¡ªA¦Û¤v¤£n°µ¨º¥ó¨Æ¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C40: Articles and Others «aµü¤Î¨ä¥¦ | ||
944 | the¡@¡]det¡^¡@³oÓ | ||
The dog is big. ³o¬O±ø¤jª¯¡C | |||
945 | that¡@¡]det¡^¡@¨ºÓ | ||
That's a small bug. ¨º¬O¤@°¦¤pÂΡC | |||
946 | this¡@¡]det¡^¡@³oÓ | ||
Is this your robot? ³o¬O§Aªº¾÷¾¹¤H¶Ü¡H | |||
947 | these¡@¡]det¡^¡@³o¨Ç | ||
Please help me wrap these gifts. ½ÐÀ°§Ú¥]¦n³o¨Ç§ª«¡C | |||
948 | those¡@¡]det¡^¡@¨º¨Ç | ||
Those flowers look beautiful. ¨º¨Çªá¬Ý°_¨Ó¦nº}«G¡C | |||
949 | every¡@¡]det¡^¡@¨C¤@Ó | ||
Every student at the school can get the gift. ¦b³o¶¡¾Ç®Õªº¨C¤@¦ì¾Ç¥Í³£¥i¥H±o¨ì§ª«¡C | |||
950 | each¡@¡]det¡^¡@¨CÓ | ||
Each one of you has to choose one number. §ĄC¤@Ó¤H³£n¿ï¤@ӼƦr¡C | |||
951 | part¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@³¡¥÷ | ||
Jerry tears the English book into many parts. ³Ç§Q§â^»y®Ñ¼¹¦¨«Ü¦h³¡¤À¡C | |||
952 | most¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤j³¡¥÷ªº | ||
Most kids enjoy watching TV. ¤j¦h¼Æ«Ä¤l³ßÅw¬Ý¹qµø¸`¥Ø¡C | |||
953 | other¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨ä¥Lªº | ||
We should notice whether our words will hurt other people's feelings. §ÚÌÀ³¸Óª`·N¡A§ÚÌ»¡ªº¸Ü¬O§_·|¶Ë®`¨ì§O¤H¡C | |||
954 | nobody¡@¡]nom pro¡^¡@¨S¦³¤H | ||
There is nobody in this room. ³o¶¡©Ð¶¡ùر¨S¦³¤H¡C | |||
955 | anything¡@¡]nom pro¡^¡@¥ô¦ó¨Æ±¡ | ||
There isn't anything in the box. ²°¤l¸Ì¨S¦³¥ô¦óªF¦è¡C | |||
956 | nothing¡@¡]nom pro¡^¡@¨S¤°»ò | ||
I want nothing but your true heart. °£¤F§Aªº¯u¤ß¡A§Ú¤°»ò³£¤£n¡C | |||
957 | another¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥t¤@Ó | ||
One of the students is reading novels and another is drawing pictures. ¤@Ӿǥͥ¿¦bŪ¤p»¡¡A¦Ó¥t¤@Ó¥¿¦bµe¹Ï¡C | |||
958 | anyone¡@¡]nom pro¡^¡@¥ô¦ó¤H | ||
I don't know anyone in this room. §Ú¤£»{ÃѦb³oөж¡¸Ìªº¥ô¦ó¤H¡C | |||
959 | anybody¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¥ô¦ó¤H | ||
Does anybody have free time? ½Ö¦³ªÅ¡H | |||
960 | all¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥þ³¡ªº | ||
Mr. Wu bought all the cakes in the bakery. §d¥ý¥Í¶R¤FÄÑ¥]©±¸Ì©Ò¦³ªº³J¿|¡C | |||
961 | any¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥ô¤@ | ||
You can't take any jewelry on the table. §A¤£¥i¥H®³®à¤l¤Wªº¥ô¦ó¤@Óº¹¢¡C | |||
962 | both¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨â¤èªº | ||
Both of the apples belong to you. ¨âÓÄ«ªG³£¬OÄÝ©ó§Aªº¡C | |||
963 | everyone¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¤H¤H | ||
Everyone should follow the school rules. ¨CÓ¤H³£À³¸Ó¿í¦u¾Ç®Õªº³W©w¡C | |||
964 | everybody¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¨CÓ¤H | ||
As a doctor, you should treat everybody as your family. §@¬°¤@ÓÂå¥Í¡A§AÀ³¸Ó§â¨CÓ¤H³£·í§@§Aªº®a¤H¡C | |||
965 | everything¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¨C¥ó¨Æ±¡ | ||
It¡¦s a sunny day today. Everything is wonderful. ¤µ¤Ñ¤Ñ®ð´¸®Ô¡A¨Æ¨Æ¶¶¤ß¡C | |||
966 | some¡@¡]det¡^¡@¤@¨Ç(±µ¥i¼Æ) | ||
Some people like to eat noodles and some don't. ¦³¨Ç¤H³ßÅw¦YÄѹ¡A¦³¨Ç¤H¤£³ßÅw¡C | |||
967 | someone¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¬Y¤H | ||
Someone broke into Ann's house. ¦³¤HÂô¤J¦wªº©Ð¤l¡C | |||
968 | somebody¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¬Y¤H | ||
Somebody helped the old lady find her purse. ¦³¤HÀ°§U¦Ñ¤Ó¤Ó§ä¨ì¦oªº¿ú¥]¡C | |||
969 | something¡@¡]pron¡^¡@¬Y¨Æ | ||
There is something in the grass. ¯ó¸Ì±¦ü¥G¦³ªF¦è¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C41: Personal Characteristics Ó¤H¯S¼x(2) | ||
970 | young¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦~»´ªº | ||
You are too young to drive a car. §AÁÙ¤Ó¦~»´¡A¤£¯à¾r¾p¨®½ø¡C | |||
971 | short¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µuªº | ||
The teacher thinks the student's skirt is too short. ¦Ñ®v»{¬°¾Ç¥Íªº¸È¤l¤Óµu¤F¡C | |||
972 | happy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´r§Öªº | ||
Most fairy tales come to a happy ending. ¤j¦h¼Æªºµ£¸Ü¬G¨Æ³£¦³¤@Ӷ꺡ªºµ²§½¡C | |||
973 | funny¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥i¯ºªº ·Æ½]ªº | ||
Only a few students laugh because the joke isn't very funny. ¥u¦³¤Ö¼Æ´XӾǥͯº¡A¦]¬°³oÓ¯º¸Ü¤£¬O«Ü¦n¯º¡C | |||
974 | famous¡@¡]adj¡^¡@µÛ¦Wªº ¥X¦Wªº | ||
The famous star came to the town to take a vacation. µÛ¦W©ú¬P¨Ó¨ì³oÓ¤pÂí«×°²¡C | |||
975 | crazy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ºÆ¨gªº | ||
It is very crazy for a man to want to fly in the sky. ¤@Ó¤H·Q¦b¤ÑªÅ¤¤¸µ¾¡A¬O«D±`ºÆ¨gªº¨Æ¡C | |||
976 | heavy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@«ªº | ||
The heavy dog can't run for too long. ³o°¦ª¯¤Ó«µLªk¶]¤Ó¤[¡C | |||
977 | stupid¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·M²Âªº | ||
It is stupid for the thief to run away with a small bike. ³o¤p°½ÃMµÛ¤@¥x¤p¸}½ñ¨®°k¶]¡A¯u¬O²Â¡C | |||
978 | smart¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Áo©úªº | ||
The smart student always gets good grades in school. ¨ºÓÁo©úªº¾Ç¥ÍÁ`¬O¦b¾Ç®Õ®³±o¦n¦¨ÁZ¡C | |||
979 | lovely¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥i·Rªº | ||
The lovely little girl played in the park. ¥i·Rªº¤p¤k«Ä¦b¤½¶é¸Ìª±A¡C | |||
980 | angry¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥Í®ðªº | ||
The mother is very angry because her son stole money. ¥À¿Ë«Ü¥Í®ð¡A¦]¬°¦oªº¨à¤l°½¤F¿ú¡C | |||
981 | proud¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ź¶Æªº | ||
Arthur wins first prize in the contest. His parents are proud of him. ¨È·æ¦b¤ñÁɤ¤Ä¹±o²Ä¤@¦W¡A¥Lªº¤÷¥À¬°¥L·P¨ìź¶Æ¡C | |||
982 | honest¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¸Û¹êªº ¥¿ª½ªº | ||
You had better be honest when you are asked questions by the police. ·í§A³Qĵ¹î¸ß°Ý®É¡A³Ì¦n¸Û¹ê¤@ÂI¡C | |||
983 | boring¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥O¤H¥F¨ýªº | ||
The movie is so boring that the audience feels sleepy. ³o³¡¹q¼v¬O¦p¦¹¨I´e¡AÅýÆ[²³Ä±±o·QºÎı¡C | |||
984 | blind¡@¡]adj¡^¡@½Mªº | ||
The blind man uses a cane to help himself walk. ª¼¤H¨Ï¥Î©ä§ú¨ÓÀ°§U¦Û¤v¨«¸ô¡C | |||
985 | bored¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·P¨ìµL²áªº | ||
Kate was bored with the long and hard lesson. ³Í¯S¹½Â¤F³o°óº©ªø¦ÓÁ}Ãøªº½Ò¡C | |||
986 | polite¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³Â§»ªªº | ||
Ivan is a polite man , and he always smiles at everyone. ¥ì¤Z¬O¤@Ó¦³Â§»ªªº¤H¡A¥LÁ`¬O·L¯ºµÛ±¹ï¤j®a¡C | |||
987 | lonely¡@¡]adj¡^¡@©t¿Wªº ±I¹æªº | ||
The girl doesn't have any friend, so she always feels lonely. ³oÓ¤k«Ä¨S¦³¥ô¦óªB¤Í¡A©Ò¥H¦oÁ`¬O·P¨ì©t¿W¡C | |||
988 | beautiful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¬üÄRªº º}«Gªº | ||
Mike sent s bunch of beautiful flowers to Sherry. ÁÚ§J°e¤@§ô¬üÄRªºÂAªáµ¹³·ÄR¡C | |||
989 | careful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥J²Óªº ¤p¤ßªº | ||
Be careful when you are using a knife. ¥Î¤M®Én¤p¤ß¡C | |||
990 | unhappy¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤£§Ö¼Öªº | ||
John looks unhappy today, don't try to talk to him. ¬ù¿«¤µ¤Ñ¬Ý°_¨Ó¤£¤Ó°ª¿³¡A¤£n¸Õ¹Ï»P¥L¥æ½Í¡C | |||
991 | interested¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·P¨ì¿³½ìªº | ||
He is interested in Science rather than Chinese. ¥L·P¿³½ìªº¬O¬ì¾Ç¡A¦Ó¤£¬O¤¤¤å¡C | |||
992 | successful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦¨¥\ªº | ||
To be a successful businessman, Adward works very hard. ¬°¤F¦¨¬°¤@Ó¦¨¥\ªº°Ó¤H¡A·R¼wµØ¤u§@±o«Ü¨¯W¡C | |||
993 | exciting¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥O¤H¿³¾Äªº | ||
The basketball game is very exciting. ³o³õÄx²y¤ñÁÉ¥O¤H«D±`¿³¾Ä¡C | |||
994 | excited¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·P¨ì¿³¾Äªº | ||
I felt excited when the team which I supported won the game. §Ú¤ä«ùªº²y¶¤Ä¹±o¤ñÁɪº®ÉÔ¡A§Ú·P¨ì«Ü¿³¾Ä¡C | |||
995 | friendly¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤Í¦nªº ¿Ë¤Áªº | ||
The clerk of this store is a friendly woman. ³o®a°Ó©±ªº©±û¬O¤@Ӥ͵½ªº¤k¤H¡C | |||
996 | handsome¡@¡]adj¡^¡@^«Tªº °·¬üªº | ||
That handsome boy is reading a book under the tree. ¨º¦ì^«Tªº¨k«Ä¥¿¦b¾ð¤UŪ¤@¥»®Ñ¡C | |||
997 | hard-working¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¶Ô«jªº | ||
Be hard-working , and it will pay off. ¶Ô³Ò¤@ÂI¡A¤@¤Á³£·|¦³¦¨ªGªº¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C42: Sports,Interest&Hobbies ¹B°Ê,¿³½ì&¶Ý¦n(2) | ||
998 | hike¡@¡]n¡^¡@»·¨¬ °·¦æ | ||
Mr.Wu goes on a hike with his family every two weeks. §d¥ý¥Í¥h»P¥Lªº®a¤H¨C¨â¶g´N¥h°·¦æ¡C | |||
999 | surf¡@¡]n¡^¡@®ü®ö ®öªá | ||
The surf is strong today. ¤µ¤Ñ®ü®ö«Ü±j¡C | |||
1000 | drum¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹ª | ||
He plays drums in the band very well. ¥L¦b¼Ö¶¤¸Ì¥´¹ª¥´±o«Ü´Î¡C | |||
1001 | sail¡@¡]v¡^¡@´¦|¯è¦æ | ||
We sail with the power of wind. §ÚÌ¥H·¤O¯è¦æ¡C | |||
1002 | movie¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¼v | ||
Sad movies make me cry. ´d¼@¹q¼v¥O¤Húª_¡C | |||
1003 | music¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ¼Ö | ||
I like music. §Ú³ß·Rµ¼Ö¡C | |||
1004 | sports¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹B°Ê | ||
One of my favorite sports is basketball. Äx²y¬O§Ú·R¦nªº¤@ºØ¹B°Ê¡C | |||
1005 | dance¡@¡]n¡^¡@»RÁÐ | ||
Chicken dance is fun. Âû»R«Ü¦³½ì¡C | |||
1006 | tennis¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºô²y | ||
Many people like tennis. «Ü¦h¤H·R¥´ºô²y¡C | |||
1007 | comic¡@¡]n¡^¡@º©µe | ||
Most children love comic books. ¤j³¡¥÷ªº¤p«Ä³£³ßÅwº©µe¡C | |||
1008 | paint¡@¡]v¡^¡@¶î¤WÃC¦â ªoº£ | ||
Mr. Brown painted the fence white. §B®Ô¥ý¥Í§âÆXªÝº£¦¨¥Õ¦â¡C | |||
1009 | soccer¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨¬²y | ||
Soccer is popular in U.K. ^°ê·¦æ¨¬²y¡C | |||
1010 | piano¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ûµ^ | ||
He learns the piano in early childhood.. ¥L¦¦¦b¤p«Ä®É´Á§Y¾Ç¤F¿ûµ^¡C | |||
1011 | guitar¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦N¥L | ||
The guitar is easy to carry along. ¦N¥¦®e©öÄâ±a¡C | |||
1012 | climb¡@¡]v¡^¡@Ãkµn Ãkª¦ | ||
Do you like mountain climbing? §A·Rª¦¤s¶Ü? | |||
1013 | hobby¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶Ý¦n | ||
Reading is a good hobby. ¾\Ū¬O¦n²ßºD¡C | |||
1014 | picnic¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥¹C ³¥À\ | ||
Our family will have a picnic tomorrow. §ÚÌ®a©ú¤Ñ·|¥h³¥À\¡C | |||
1015 | stamp¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¶l²¼ »\³¹ | ||
Some stamps have pretty drawings on them. ¦³¨Ç¶l²¼¤W¦³º}«Gªº¹Ïµe¡C | |||
1016 | chess¡@¡]n¡^¡@´Ñ | ||
There are many kinds of chess. ´Ñ¦³«Ü¦hºØ¡C | |||
1017 | violin¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p´£µ^ | ||
The violin sounds sad. ¤p´£µ^Å¥°_¨Ó«Ü´d¶Ë¡C | |||
1018 | flute¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªø²Ã | ||
I play the flute in our band. §Ú¦b¶V¹ï¬O§jªø²Ãªº¡C | |||
1019 | skate¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦B¾c | ||
I bought a new pair of skates. §Ú¶R¤F·sªº¤@Âù¦B¾c¡C | |||
1020 | frisbee¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸½L | ||
Dogs like to play catch with the frisbee very much. ª¯«D±`³ßÅwª±±µ¸½L¡C | |||
1021 | baseball¡@¡]n¡^¡@´Î²y | ||
These days, many people watch baseball games on TV. ³Ìªñ¡A¦³«Ü¦h¤H¬Ý¹êªpÂ༽´Î²yÁÉ¡C | |||
1022 | exercise¡@¡]v¡^¡@ÁëÁå ½m²ß #¹B°Ê | ||
Doing exercise every morning is good. ¨C¤Ñ¦±á°µ¹B°Ê¬O¦nªº¡C | |||
1023 | badminton¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦Ð¤ò²y | ||
I think badminton is easier to learn than ping-pong. §Ú·Q¦Ð¤ò²y¤ñ¥â¥ã²y¦n¾Ç¡C | |||
1024 | basketball¡@¡]n¡^¡@Äx²y | ||
My brother likes basketball a lot. §Ú§Ì§Ì«D±`³ßÅwÄx²y¡C | |||
1025 | barbecue¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯N¦× | ||
How about having a barbecue this weekend? ¥»¶g¥½¯N¦×¦p¦ó? | |||
1026 | dodge ball¡@¡]np¡^¡@¸úÁײy | ||
My students like to play dodge ball. §Úªº¾Ç¥Í³ßÅw¸úÁײy¡C | |||
1027 | roller blades¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª½±Æ½ü¾c | ||
I had a pair of roller blades when I was a kid. §Ú¤p®ÉÔ¦³¤@Âùª½±Æ½ü¡C | |||
1028 | computer game¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¸£¹CÀ¸ | ||
Every kid likes to play computer games at home. ¨CÓ¤p«Ä³£³ßÅw¦b®aª±¹q°Ê¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C43: School¾Ç®Õ(3) | ||
1029 | student¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾Ç¥Í | ||
I heard a lot of students go to cram school every day. Å¥»¡«Ü¦h¤p¾Ç¥Í¨C¤Ñ¥h¸É²ß¯Z¡C | |||
1030 | slide¡@¡]n v¡^¡@·È·Æ±è ·Æ¦æ | ||
There is a giant slide in the park. ¤½¶é¸Ì¦³Ó¥¨¤jªº·È·Æ±è¡C | |||
1031 | swing¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¬î¤d Â\°Ê | ||
The kid swung the swing high. ¨ºÓ¤p«ÄÀú¬î¤dÀú±o°ª°ªªº¡C | |||
1032 | spell¡@¡]v¡^¡@«÷¼g | ||
I know how to spell that word. ¨ºÓ¦r§Ú·|«÷¡C | |||
1033 | ruler¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª½¤Ø | ||
We need a ruler to draw a triangle. §ÚÌn¥Î¤Ø¨Óµe¤T¨¤§Î¡C | |||
1034 | pencil¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹]µ§ | ||
I used to like ball pens, but now I like pencils more. ¥H«e§Ú·R¥Îì¤lµ§¡A¦ý¬O²{¦b§Ú§ó·R¥Î¹]µ§¡C | |||
1035 | cheer¡@¡]v¡^¡@¹ª»R Åw©I | ||
His team cheered for him. ¥Lªº¶¤¥î¬°¥L¥[ªo¡C | |||
1036 | chalk¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯»µ§ | ||
Chalk is not popular these days. ¯»µ§³Ìªñ¤£¬y¦æ¤F¡C | |||
1037 | eraser¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾ó¥ÖÀ¿ | ||
Pencil and eraser are a couple. ¹]µ§¾ó¥ÖÀ¿¬O¤@¹ï¡C | |||
1038 | seesaw¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÃßÃߪO | ||
Let's play on the seesaw. ¨Óª±Â¼Â¼ªO§a! | |||
1039 | English¡@¡]n¡^¡@^»y | ||
Which one do you like, English or math?? §A³ßÅw^¤åÁÙ¬O¼Æ¾Ç? | |||
1040 | picture¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹Ï¤ù ·Ó¤ù | ||
Look at this picture. §A¬Ý³o±i·Ó¤ù¡C | |||
1041 | practice¡@¡]n¡^¡@½m²ß | ||
We have to do more practice. §ÚÌn¦h°µ½m²ß¡C | |||
1042 | Chinese¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤¤å | ||
He draws Chinese but he does not write it. ¤¤¤å¦r¥L¥Îµeªº¤£¬O¥Î¼gªº¡C | |||
1043 | subject¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬ì¥Ø ¥DÃD | ||
Art is her favorite subject. ¬ü³N¬O¥L©Ò·R¡C | |||
1044 | classmate¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦P¾Ç | ||
We don't have many classmates in the university. §Ṳ́j¾Ç®É¨S¦³«Ü¦h¦P¾Ç¡C | |||
1045 | workbook¡@¡]n¡^¡@§@·~ï | ||
This workbook is beautiful. ³o¥»²ß§@¦L±o«Üº}«G¡C | |||
1046 | example¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Ò¤l | ||
This is a good example. ³oÓ¨Ò¤lÁ|±o¦n¡C | |||
1047 | problem¡@¡]n¡^¡@°ÝÃD | ||
There is a problem here. ³o¸Ì¦³ÂI°ÝÃD³á! | |||
1048 | question¡@¡]v n¡^¡@¸ß°Ý °ÝÃD | ||
Do you have any questions? §A̦³°ÝÃD¶Ü? | |||
1049 | history¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾ú¥v | ||
It's history now. ³£¹L¥h¤F¡C | |||
1050 | present¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥X®uªº | ||
There is one student who is not present today. ¤µ¤Ñ¦³¤@¦ì¾Ç¥Í¯Ê®u¤F¡C | |||
1051 | language¡@¡]n¡^¡@»y¨¥ | ||
I can speak two languages. §Ú·|»¡¨âºØ»y¨¥¡C | |||
1052 | understand¡@¡]v¡^¡@²z¸Ñ À´ | ||
Do you understand? §AÀ´¶Ü? | |||
1053 | knowledge¡@¡]n¡^¡@ª¾ÃÑ ¾ÇÃÑ#¾Ç°Ý | ||
Knowledge is power. ª¾ÃÑ´N¬O¤O¶q¡C | |||
1054 | science¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬ì¾Ç #¦ÛµM¬ì¾Ç | ||
I like science class very much. §Ú«D±`³ßÅw¦ÛµM½Ò¡C | |||
1055 | library¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹Ï®ÑÀ] | ||
My father goes to the library on Tuesdays. §Ú¤÷¿Ë¨CÓ¬P´Á¤G³£¥h¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡C | |||
1056 | dictionary¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦r¨å | ||
He has a dictionary. ¥L¦³¤@¥»¦r¨å¡C | |||
1057 | prepare¡@¡]v¡^¡@·Ç³Æ | ||
I prepare lunch for you. §ÚÀ°§A·Ç³Æ¤F¤ÈÀ\¡C | |||
1058 | glasses¡@¡]n¡^¡@²´Ãè | ||
Where are my glasses? §Úªº²´Ãè¦bþ¸Ì©O? | |||
1059 | envelope¡@¡]n¡^¡@«H«Ê | ||
I have two envelopes in my bag. §Úªº¥]¥]¸Ì¦³¨âÓ«H«Ê³U¡C | |||
1060 | homework¡@¡]n¡^¡@®a®x§@·~ | ||
I do homework at seven o'clock. §Ú¤CÂI¼g¥\½Ò¡C | |||
1061 | classroom¡@¡]n¡^¡@±Ð«Ç | ||
There are sixty classrooms in my school. §Ú¾Ç®Õ¦³¤»¤Q¶¡±Ð«Ç¡C | |||
1062 | notebook¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ§°O¥» µ§¹q | ||
My mother buys me a notebook. §Úªº¶ý¶ý¶R¤F¤@¥»µ§°O¥»µ¹§Ú¡C | |||
1063 | playground¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾Þ³õ | ||
He shouts on the playground. ¥L¦b¾Þ³õ¤j¥s¡C | |||
1064 | postcard¡@¡]n¡^¡@©ú«H¤ù | ||
I send a postcard to Jeremy Lin. §Ú±H¤F¤@±i©ú«H¤ùµ¹ªL®Ñ»¨¡C | |||
1065 | blackboard¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶ÂªO | ||
I erase the letters on the blackboard. §ÚÀ¿±¼¶ÂªO¤Wªº¦r¥À¡C | |||
1066 | class leader¡@¡]n¡^¡@¯Zªø | ||
We have a great class leader. §Ú̯Z¦³¤@ӫܴΪº¯Zªø¡C | |||
1067 | senior high school¡@¡]np¡^¡@°ª¤¤ | ||
We can learn much in senior high school. §Ú̦b°ª¤¤¥i¥H¾Ç¨ì«Ü¦h¡C | |||
1068 | junior high school¡@¡]np¡^¡@°ê¤¤ | ||
We have tests every day in junior high school. §Ú̦b°ê¤¤®É¨C¤Ñ³£¦³¦Ò¸Õ¡C | |||
1069 | elementary school¡@¡]np¡^¡@¤p¾Ç | ||
I study in Donghsing Elementary School. §Ú´NŪ©óªF¿³°ê¤p¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C44: Clothing & Accessories ªA¹¢°t¥ó | ||
1070 | hat¡@¡]n¡^¡@(¦³Ã䪺)´U¤l | ||
I like the pink hat. §Ú³ßÅw¯»¬õ¦âªº´U¤l¡C | |||
1071 | cap¡@¡]n¡^¡@(µLÃ䪺)´U¤l | ||
He wears a blue cap. ¥LÀ¹µÛ¤@³»ÂŦâÀn¦Þ´U¡C | |||
1072 | tie¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸j | ||
She ties the books with a string. ¦o¥Î÷¤l§â®Ñ¸j°_¨Ó¡C | |||
1073 | bag¡@¡]n¡^¡@³U¤l | ||
How many apples are there in the bag? ³U¤l¸Ì¦³´XÁûÄ«ªG©O? | |||
1074 | coat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥~®M | ||
She's wearing a coat today. ¥L¤µ¤Ñ¬ï¥~®M¡C | |||
1075 | belt¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸y±a (¦w¥þ)±a | ||
Please fasten the belt in the car. ¼¨®½Ðô¦w¥þ±a¡C | |||
1076 | mask¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤f¸n ±¨ã | ||
I have to wear a mask because I'm coughing. ¦]¬°§Ú«y¹Â¤F¡A©Ò¥H¥²¶·À¹¤f¸n¡C | |||
1077 | wear¡@¡]v¡^¡@¬ïµÛ À¹µÛ | ||
John is wearing a jacket. John¬ïµÛ¤@¥ó§¨§J¡C | |||
1078 | ring¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Ù«ü | ||
The ring is very beautiful. ³o§Ù«ü«D±`º}«G¡C | |||
1079 | vest¡@¡]n¡^¡@I¤ß | ||
My sister is in a red vest today. §Úªº©j©j¤µ¤Ñ¬ïµÛ¤@¥ó¬õI¤ß¡C | |||
1080 | comb¡@¡]n v¡^¡@®Þ¤l ®Þ(ÀY¾v) | ||
My 2-year-old daughter can comb her hair. §Ú¤G·³¤k¨à·|¦Û¤v®ÞÀY¾v¡C | |||
1081 | dress¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤k¸Ë ³s¦ç¸È | ||
What a beautiful dress! ¦h»ò¬üªº¤@¥ó¬v¸Ë°Ú! | |||
1082 | shirt¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ũm | ||
How much is the shirt? ³o¥óŨm¦h¤Ö¿ú? | |||
1083 | pants¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿Ç¤l | ||
Your pants are dirty. §Aªº¿Ç¤lż¤F¡C | |||
1084 | pocket¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤f³U | ||
There are two pockets in my pants. §Úªº¿Ç¤l¦³¨âÓ¤f³U¡C | |||
1085 | jeans¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤û¥J¿Ç | ||
Jenny wears jeans every day. Jenny¨C¤Ñ³£¬ï¤û¥J¿Ç¡C | |||
1086 | jacket¡@¡]n¡^¡@§¨§J | ||
Andy looks cool in this jacket. Andy¬ï¨º¥ó§¨§J¬Ý°_¨Ó«Ü»Å¡C | |||
1087 | skirt¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸È¤l Ũ¸È | ||
Cindy likes to wear skirts. Cindy³ßÅw¬ï¸È¤l¡C | |||
1088 | shorts¡@¡]n¡^¡@µu¿Ç | ||
Mr. Ma is wearing shorts and jogging. °¨¥ý¥Í¥¿¬ïµÛµu¿ÇºC¶]¡C | |||
1089 | socks¡@¡]n¡^¡@Äû¤l | ||
My socks smell awful. §ÚªºÄû¤l«Ü¯ä¡C | |||
1090 | gloves¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤â®M | ||
I like the blue gloves. §Ú³ßÅwÂŦ⪺¤â®M¡C | |||
1091 | wallet¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ú¥] | ||
My wallet is gone. §Úªº¿ú¥]¤£¨£¤F¡C | |||
1092 | clothes¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦çªA | ||
My mom has many clothes. §Úªº¶ý¶ý¦³«Ü¦h¥ó¦çªA¡C | |||
1093 | uniform¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨îªA | ||
We have to wear uniforms every Thursday. §Ų́CÓ¬P´Á¥|¥²¶·¬ï¨îªA¡C | |||
1094 | sweater¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤ò½u¦ç | ||
My grandma is knitting a sweater for me. §Úªº¥¤¥¤¥¿¦b´¤@¥ó¤ò¦çµ¹§Ú¡C | |||
1095 | umbrella¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Ê | ||
Don't forget to bring your umbrella. ¤£n§Ñ¤F±a§Aªº«B³Ê¡C | |||
1096 | T-shirt¡@¡]n¡^¡@T«ò | ||
My brother has 100 T-shirts. §Úªºôô¦³¤@¦Ê¥óT«ò¡C | |||
1097 | shoes¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾c¤l(½Æ¼Æ) | ||
How many pairs of shoes do you have? §A¦³´XÂùÄû¤l? | |||
Title | ¡@C45: Size & Measurements ¤Ø¤o&«×¶q | ||
1098 | big¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤jªº | ||
Camels' eyes are very big. Àd¾mªº²´·ú³£«Ü¤j¡C | |||
1099 | far¡@¡]adj¡^¡@»»»·ªº | ||
My school is far from my home. §Úªº¾Ç®ÕÂ÷§Ú®a«Ü»·¡C | |||
1100 | low¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§Cªº ¸Gªº | ||
My teacher speaks in a very low voice. §Úªº¦Ñ®v¥Î«Ü§C¨IªºÁnµÁ¿¸Ü¡C | |||
1101 | row¡@¡]n¡^¡@±Æ | ||
Linda sits in the front row. µY¹F§¤¦b«e±Æ¦ì¤l¡C | |||
1102 | dot¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂI | ||
The small black dot in the picture is a person. ¦b·Ó¤ù¤¤ªº¤p¶ÂÂI¥Nªí¤@Ó¤H¡C | |||
1103 | long¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ªøªº | ||
I love to sit on long chairs. §Ú³ßÅw§¤¦bªøªO¹¹¤W¡C | |||
1104 | high¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°ªªº | ||
Lions are in the high mountains. ·à¤l³£¦í¦b°ª¤s¤W¡C | |||
1105 | line¡@¡]n¡^¡@½u | ||
Please draw a line from the black dot to the red dot. ½Ð±q¶ÂÂI¹º±ø½u¨ì¬õÂI¡C | |||
1106 | size¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤Ø¤o ¤j¤p | ||
What's the size of the bed? ³o±i§É¬O¬Æ»ò¤Ø¤o? | |||
1107 | pair¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¹ï ¤@Âù | ||
Mary has a pair of dancing shoes. º¿²ú¦³¤@Âù»R¾c¡C | |||
1108 | mile¡@¡]n¡^¡@^ù | ||
The park is 20 miles away from my home. ³oÓ¤½¶é¨ì§Ú®a¦³20^ù¨º»ò»·¡C | |||
1109 | pack¡@¡]v¡^¡@¸Ë½c ¥´¥] | ||
Pack your stuff?! We're moving. ¥´¥]ªF¦èÅo!§ÚÌn·h®a¤F! | |||
1110 | inch¡@¡]n¡^¡@^¦T | ||
The cloth is 3 inches long. ³o¤Ç¥¬¦³3^§`ªø¡C | |||
1111 | gram¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½§J | ||
My cell phone weighs 100 grams. §Úªº¤â¾÷«100¤½§J¡C | |||
1112 | point¡@¡]n¡^¡@ÂI Æ[ÂI | ||
I do not see your point! §Ú¤£À´§Aªº·N«ä¡C | |||
1113 | small¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤pªº | ||
The bag is too small. ³oÓ³U¤l¤Ó¤p¤F¡C | |||
1114 | large¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤jªº | ||
He wants a large coke. ¥L·Qn¤@ªM¤jªº¥i¼Ö¡C | |||
1115 | piece¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@±i ¤@¤ù #¤@¶ô | ||
The glass broke into pieces. ³o¶ô¬Á¼þ¸H¦¨¤@¤ù¤ù¡C | |||
1116 | medium¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤¤µ¥ªº ¤¤¶¡ªº | ||
A medium-sized house is fine for me. ¹ï§Ú¦Ó¨¥¡A¤¤«¬ªº©Ð«Î´N¥i¥H¤F¡C | |||
1117 | round¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¶ê§Îªº | ||
I need a round bag. §Ú·Qn¤@Ó¶ê§Î³U¤l¡C | |||
1118 | shape¡@¡]n¡^¡@§Îª¬ | ||
The soap comes in different shapes. ³oºØªÎ¨m¥i¥H°µ¦¨¦U¦¡¦U¼Ëªº§Îª¬¡C | |||
1119 | square¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼s³õ ¥¿¤è§Î | ||
The party is held in the city square. ¨º³õ¬£¹ï¦b¥«©²¼s³õÁ|¿ì¡C | |||
1120 | dozen¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤@¥´ ¤Q¤GÓ | ||
Dad wants a dozen bottles of beer. ¦Ñª¨n¤@¥´°à°s¡C | |||
1121 | circle¡@¡]n¡^¡@¶ê | ||
Please stand in a circle. ½Ð³ò¦¨¶ê°é¯¸¡C | |||
1122 | bottle¡@¡]n¡^¡@²~¤l | ||
Whose water bottle is this? ³oÓ¤ô²~¬O½Öªº? | |||
1123 | pound¡@¡]n¡^¡@^Âé | ||
This kitty costs my mom 50 pounds. ³o°¦¤p¿ßªá¤F¶ý¶ý50^Âé¡C | |||
1124 | straight¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ª½ª½ªº | ||
Straight lines are better for men's shirts. ª½ª½ªº½u¤ñ¸û¾A¦X¨k¤HªºÅ¨m¡C | |||
1125 | package¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥]»q | ||
The package is heavy. ³o¥]»q¦n«¡C | |||
1126 | kilogram¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½¤ç | ||
The baby boy is 1.5 kilograms. ³oÓÄ_Ä_¦³1.5¤½¤ç«¡C | |||
1127 | centimeter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤½¤À | ||
Her dress is 120 centimeters long. ¦oªº¸È¤l¦³120¤½¤À¨º»òªø¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C46: Holiday & Festival °²¤é&¸`¼y | ||
1128 | holiday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸`¤é °²¤é | ||
Holidays just don't work out for me. ¸`¤é¹ï§Ú¦Ó¨¥¨S¦³·N¸q¡C | |||
1129 | festival¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸`¤é | ||
The moon on Mid-Autumn Festivals is very bright. ¤¤¬î¸`ªº¤ë«G¤Q¤À©ú«G¡C | |||
1130 | Christmas¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸t½Ï¸` | ||
We prepare milk and cookies on Christmas Eve. §Ú̦b¸t½Ï«e¤i·Ç³Æ¤û¥¤©M»æ°®¡C | |||
1131 | vacation¡@¡]n¡^¡@°²´Á | ||
I cannot find Jane, she's on vacation. §Ú§ä¤£¨ì¬Ã¡A¦o¥h´ç°²¤F! | |||
1132 | celebrate¡@¡]v¡^¡@¼y¯¬ | ||
Let's celebrate! Åý§Ṳ́@¦P¼y¯¬§a! | |||
1133 | lantern¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿OÅ¢ | ||
Mike made a dragon lantern this year. ³Á§J¤µ¦~°µ¤F¤@ÓÀsªº³y«¬¿OÅ¢¡C | |||
1134 | Halloween¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸U¸t¸`«e¤i | ||
Halloween is my favorite holiday. ¸U¸t¸`«e¤i¬O§Ú³Ì·Rªº¸`¤é¡C | |||
1135 | New Year¡@¡]n¡^¡@·s¦~ | ||
The color red is everywhere during new year vacation. ¬õ¦â¦b·s¦~°²´Á¤¤ÀH³B¥i¨£¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C47: Other Nouns¨ä¥L¦Wµü(2) | ||
1136 | thing¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªF¦è ¨Æª« | ||
Children like new things. ¤p«Ä³ßÅw·s¨Æª«¡C | |||
1137 | group¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤p²Õ | ||
Please collect the paper by group. ½Ð¨Ì²Õ§O¦¬¯È±i¡C | |||
1138 | power¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤O¶q | ||
My computer is running out of power. §Úªº¹q¸£¨S¹q¤F¡C | |||
1139 | matter¡@¡]n¡^¡@¨Æ±¡ °ÝÃD | ||
What's the matter? «ç»ò¦^¨Æ¡H | |||
1140 | action¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬¡°Ê ¦æ°Ê | ||
Action speaks louder than words. ¤ß°Ê¤£¦p°¨¤W¦æ°Ê¡C§¤¦Ó¨¥¤£¦p°_¦Ó¦æ¡C | |||
1141 | center¡@¡]n¡^¡@¤¤¤ß | ||
Taichung is the center of Taiwan. ¥x¤¤¬O¥xÆWªº¤¤¤ß¡C | |||
1142 | party¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬£¹ï | ||
You are welcome to come to my birthday party. Åwªï§A°Ñ¥[§Úªº¥Í¤é¬£¹ï¡C | |||
1143 | space¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªÅ¶¡ | ||
There's no space for so many kids. ¹ï³o»ò¦h¤p«Ä¦Ó¨¥¡A³o¸ÌªÅ¶¡¤£°÷¡C | |||
1144 | chance¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹B®ð ¾÷·| | ||
I didn't get a chance to talk to my teacher. §ÚÁÙ¨S§ä¨ì¾÷·|©M¦Ñ®v»¡¸Ü¡C | |||
1145 | march¡@¡]n v¡^¡@¹C¦æ ¦æ¶i | ||
The parade is marching toward the city hall. ¹C¦æ¶¤¥î¥¿©¹¥«©²«e¶i¡C | |||
1146 | ground¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦a± | ||
The ground is not even. ³o¦a±¨Ã¤£¥©Z¡C | |||
1147 | e-mail¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹q¤l¶l¥ó | ||
I check my e-mail. §Ú¦¬§Úªº¹q¤l¶l¥ó¡C | |||
1148 | leader¡@¡]n¡^¡@»â¾É | ||
A leader is the head of the group. »â¾ÉªÌ¬O¹ÎÅ餤ªº®Ö¤ß¡C | |||
1149 | voice¡@¡]n¡^¡@Ánµ ¶Ú¤l | ||
Mom reads me a story with a low voice. ¥H«e¶ý¶ýÁ`¬O¥Î§C¨Iªº¶Úµ°á¬G¨Æµ¹§ÚÅ¥¡C | |||
1150 | player¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹CÀ¸ªº¤H ¿ï¤â | ||
Jemery Lin is a professional basketball player. ªL®Ñ»¨¬O¾·~Äx²y¿ï¤â. | |||
1151 | screen¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿Ã¹õ î¤l | ||
We have screens on our windows. §Ú̵¡¤á¤W¦³¯½µ¡¡C | |||
1152 | corner¡@¡]n¡^¡@Âਤ³B µó¨¤ | ||
Mother's day is around the corner. ¥À¿Ë¸`§Ö¨ì¤F¡C | |||
1153 | bottom¡@¡]n¡^¡@©³³¡ | ||
Put the books on the bottom of the shelf. §â®Ñ©ñ¨ì®Ñ¬[ªº©³³¡¡C | |||
1154 | dream¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹Ú·Q ¹Ú | ||
Sweet dreams. ¯¬§A¦³¦n¹Ú! | |||
1155 | noise¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾¸Án | ||
What's up? There's a loud noise. ¥X¤°»ò¨Æ°Õ?¦³«Ü¤jªº³Ù¾xÁn¡C | |||
1156 | photo¡@¡]n¡^¡@¬Û¤ù | ||
Please give me your photo. ½Ðµ¹§Ú§Aªº·Ó¤ù¡C | |||
1157 | excuse¡@¡]n¡^¡@ì½Ì ÂǤf | ||
Don't make any excuse. ¤£n§äÂǤf¡C | |||
1158 | sight¡@¡]n¡^¡@µøı µø¤O | ||
Out of sight, out of mind. ²´¤£¨£¬°²b¡C | |||
1159 | treat¡@¡]n¡^¡@¹ï«Ý ½Ð«È | ||
My treat. §Ú½Ð«È¡C | |||
1160 | ticket¡@¡]n¡^¡@²¼ ¤J³õ¨é | ||
I need two tickets. §Ú»Ýn¨â±i²¼¡C | |||
1161 | grass¡@¡]n¡^¡@«C¯ó | ||
Keep off the grass. ¤Å½î½ñ¯ó¥Ö¡C | |||
1162 | smile¡@¡]n¡^¡@·L¯º ¯º®e | ||
She has a beautiful smile. ¦o¦³²¢¬üªº¯º®e¡C | |||
1163 | trash¡@¡]n¡^¡@©U§£ | ||
One man's trash is another man's treasure. ¤@Ó¤Hªº©U§£·|¬O¥t¤@Ó¤HªºÄ_¡C | |||
1164 | habit¡@¡]n¡^¡@²ßºD | ||
Make a habit of reading every day. ¾i¦¨¨C¤Ñ¾\Ūªº²ßºD¡C | |||
1165 | planet¡@¡]n¡^¡@¦æ¬P | ||
What planet are you from? §A±qþÓ¬P²y¨Ó? | |||
1166 | trick¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸Þp ªá©Û | ||
He plays a trick on me. ¥L®»§Ë§Ú¡C | |||
1167 | castle¡@¡]n¡^¡@«°³ù | ||
She lives in an old castle. ¦o¦í¦b¤@´É«°³ù¡C | |||
1168 | flower¡@¡]n¡^¡@ªá | ||
Stop and smell the flowers. ¤£n§Ñ¤F°±¤U¦£¸Lªº¸}¨B¡AªY½à©P¾Dªº¬üÄR¡C | |||
1169 | ghost¡@¡]n¡^¡@«ÕÆF °»î | ||
Who's afraid of ghosts? ½Ö©È°°Ú? | |||
1170 | prize¡@¡]n¡^¡@¼ú½à ¼úª÷ #¼ú«~ | ||
He won the prize yesterday. ¥L¬Q¤Ñűo¤F¼ú«~ | |||
1171 | honey¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸Á»e | ||
Would you like some honey? §A·Qn¦YÂI¸Á»e¶Ü? | |||
1172 | robot¡@¡]n¡^¡@¾÷¾¹¤H | ||
The girl likes to play with the robot. ¨º¤k«Ä³ßÅwª±¾÷¾¹¤H¡C | |||
1173 | media¡@¡]n¡^¡@´CÅé(½Æ¼Æ) | ||
The media shows great interest in Jeremy Lin. ´CÅé¹ïªL®Ñ»¨¦³«Ü¤jªº¿³½ì¡C | |||
1174 | mistake¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿ù»~ ¹L¥¢ | ||
My mistake. ¬O§Úªº¿ù¡C | |||
1175 | program¡@¡]n¡^¡@µ{¦¡ ¸`¥Ø | ||
What kind of TV programs do you like to watch? §A³ßÅw¬Ýþ¤@Ó¹qµø¸`¥Ø? | |||
1176 | interest¡@¡]n¡^¡@¿³½ì | ||
I have an interest in music. §Ú¹ïµ¼Ö¦³¿³½ì¡C | |||
1177 | interview¡@¡]n¡^¡@±Ä³X ±¸Õ | ||
Don't be late for your interview. ±¸Õ§O¿ð¨ì¡C | |||
1178 | Internet¡@¡]n¡^¡@ºô»Úºô¸ô | ||
How to study English on the Internet? ¦p¦ó¦bºô¸ô¤W¾Ç^»y? | |||
1179 | experience¡@¡]n¡^¡@¸gÅç ÅéÅç | ||
Experience is the best teacher. ¸gÅç¬O³Ì¨Îªº¦Ñ®v¡C | |||
1180 | meeting¡@¡]n¡^¡@·|ij ¶°·| | ||
The teachers are at a meeting. ¦Ñ®vÌ¥¿¦b¶}·|¡C | |||
1181 | trouble¡@¡]n¡^¡@³Â·Ð §xÂZªº¨Æ | ||
I am in trouble. Please help me. §Ú¦³³Â·Ð¤F¡A½ÐÀ°§Ú¡C | |||
1182 | newspaper¡@¡]n¡^¡@³ø¯È ³ø | ||
I read the newspaper every day. §Ú¨C¤ÑŪ³ø¡C | |||
1183 | sentence¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥y¤l | ||
The sentence you made is too long. §A³yªº¥y¤l¤Óªø¤F¡C | |||
1184 | birthday¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥Í¤é | ||
Happy birthday. ¥Í¤é§Ö¼Ö¡C | |||
1185 | pleasure¡@¡]n¡^¡@´r§Ö º¡¨¬ | ||
It's my pleasure to meet you. «Üºa©¯»{ÃѧA¡C | |||
1186 | garbage¡@¡]n¡^¡@©U§£ | ||
Take away the garbage, when you leave. Â÷¶}ªº®É«á¡A½Ð§â©U§£±a¨«¡C | |||
1187 | foreigner¡@¡]n¡^¡@¥~°ê¤H | ||
Our teacher is a foreigner. He is from the USA. §Ú̪º¦Ñ®v¬O¥~°ê¤H¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C48: Other Adjectives ¨ä¥L§Î®eµü(2) | ||
1188 | common¡@¡]adj¡^¡@´¶³qªº ±`¨£ªº | ||
That is not very common. ¨º¨Ã¤£±`¨£¡C | |||
1189 | sorry¡@¡]adj¡^¡@Ãø¹Lªº ©êºpªº | ||
I didn't mean to hurt you. I'm sorry. §Ú¤£¬O¦³·Nn¶Ë®`§Aªº¡A«Ü©êºp¡C | |||
1190 | modern¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²{¥Nªº ªñ¥Nªº | ||
The office is quite modern. ³o¿ì¤½«Ç¬Û·í²{¥N¤Æ¡C | |||
1191 | simple¡@¡]adj¡^¡@²³æªº ®e©öªº | ||
She wears a simple dress. ¦o¬ïµÛ¤@¥ó²³æªºÂ§ªA¡C | |||
1192 | ready¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·Ç³Æ¦nªº | ||
Are you ready? §A·Ç³Æ¦n¤F¶Ü? | |||
1193 | useful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³¥Îªº ¦³¯qªº | ||
Computers are very useful. ¹q¸£¬O«Ü¦³¥Îªº¡C | |||
1194 | fresh¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·sÂAªº | ||
Can you give me some fresh juice? §A¥i¥Hµ¹§Ú¤@¨Ç·sÂAªG¥Ä¶Ü? | |||
1195 | afraid¡@¡]adj¡^¡@®`©Èªº | ||
Who's afraid of dogs? ½Ö©Èª¯°Ú? | |||
1196 | quiet¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦wÀRªº ¨HÀqªº | ||
Be quiet. The baby is sleeping. ¦wÀR¤@ÂI¡A¤pÀ¦¨à¦bºÎı¡C | |||
1197 | bright¡@¡]adj¡^¡@©ú«Gªº | ||
The moon is very bright tonight. ¤µ©]¡A¤ë¦â©ú«G¡C | |||
1198 | lucky¡@¡]adj¡^¡@©¯¹Bªº ¦n¹Bªº | ||
Seven is my lucky number. 7¬O§Úªº©¯¹B¼Æ¦r¡C | |||
1199 | thick¡@¡]adj¡^¡@«pªº | ||
How thick is the book? ³o¥»®Ñ¦h«p? | |||
1200 | dirty¡@¡]adj¡^¡@»êżªº | ||
Take off your shoes. They are very dirty. §â¾c¤l²æ¤F§a!¤Óż¤F! | |||
1201 | sharp¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¾W§Qªº ¦yªº | ||
Be careful the knife is sharp! ¤p¤ß³o¤M¤l«Ü¾W§Q¡C | |||
1202 | magic¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³Å]¤Oªº | ||
Do you like the magic show? §A³ßÅw³o³õÅ]³Nªíºt¶Ü? | |||
1203 | scared¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨ü¨ìÅåÀ~ªº#·P¨ì®`©Èªº | ||
She's scared of snakes. ¦o«Ü©È³D¡C | |||
1204 | special¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¯S§Oªº | ||
My mom held a special birthday party for me. §Úªº¶ý¶ý´À§ÚÁ|¿ì¤F¤@³õ¯S§Oªº¥Í¤é¬£¹ï¡C | |||
1205 | terrible¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥i©Èªº À~¤Hªº | ||
It's a terrible mess in your room. §Aªº©Ð¶¡¯u¬O¶Ãªº¥i©È¡C | |||
1206 | different¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤£¦Pªº | ||
Does anyone have any different ideas? ¦³¤H¦³¤£¦Pªº·Qªk¶Ü? | |||
1207 | important¡@¡]adj¡^¡@«nªº | ||
Chinese New Year is an important holiday for Chinese people. ¬K¸`¹ï¤¤°ê¤H¦Ó¨¥¬OÓ«n¸`¤é¡C | |||
1208 | possible¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³¥i¯àªº | ||
Everything is possible. Don't you quit. ¥ô¦ó¨Æ³£¬O¦³¥i¯à¡A¤£n»´¨¥©ñ±ó¡Cquit=©ñ±ó | |||
1209 | interesting¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³½ìªº | ||
Kong Fu Panda is an interesting movie. ¡u¥\¤Òºµ¿ß¡v¬O¤@³¡¦³½ìªº¹q¼v¡C | |||
1210 | national¡@¡]adj¡^¡@°ê®aªº | ||
The National Palace Musuen collects many treasures. °ê¥ß¬G©x³Õª«À]¦³¦¬Âó\¦hÄ_ª«¡C | |||
1211 | difficult¡@¡]adj¡^¡@§xÃøªº | ||
It's difficult for me to get up early. ¦°_¹ï§Ú¨Ó»¡«Ü§xÃø¡C | |||
1212 | popular¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¬y¦æªº | ||
Super Junior is popular with young girls. ¦~»´ªº¤k¥Í«Ü³ßÅwSuperJunior. | |||
1213 | foreign¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥~°êªº | ||
There is a foreign classmate in my class. §Ú̯Z¦³¦ì¥~°ê¦P¾Ç¡C | |||
1214 | serious¡@¡]adj¡^¡@ÄY«ªº | ||
Tim made a serious mistake. Now, he has to make it up. Tim¥Ç¤FÄY«¹L¿ù¡C²{¦b¡A¥L¥²¶·¦n¦nÄj¸É¹L¥¢¡C | |||
1215 | favorite¡@¡]adj¡^¡@³Ì·Rªº | ||
Watermelon is my favorite fruit. ¦è¥Ê¬O§Ú³Ì³ß·Rªº¤ôªG¡C | |||
1216 | wonderful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·¥¦nªº ºë±mªº | ||
What a wonderful weather today! ¤µ¤Ñªº¤Ñ®ð¦h»ò¦n°Ú! | |||
1217 | excellent¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥X¦âªº ³Ç¥Xªº | ||
Jeremy Lin is an excellent basketball player. ªL®Ñ»¨¬O¦ì³Ç¥XªºÄx²y¿ï¤â¡C | |||
1218 | correct¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¥¿½Tªº | ||
Is item "B" the correct answer? B¿ï¶µ¬O¥¿½Tµª®×¶Ü? | |||
1219 | strange¡@¡]adj¡^¡@©_©Çªº | ||
It's strange that John never talks to any girls. ¬ù¿«±q¤£©M¤k¥ÍÁ¿¸Ü¡A³o¼Ë«Ü©_©Ç¡C | |||
1220 | surprised¡@¡]adj¡^¡@·P¨ìÅå³Yªº | ||
I'm so surprised to get a gift on Valentine¡¥s Day. §Ú«ÜÅå³Y¦b±¡¤H¸`¦¬¨ì§ª«¡C | |||
1221 | dangerous¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦MÀIªº | ||
It's dangerous for you to go out alone. ¿W¦Û¥~¥X¡A®¼¦MÀIªº¡C | |||
1222 | helpful¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¦³À°§Uªº | ||
I hope that I can be helpful. §Ú§Æ±æ§Ú¯àÀ°¤W¦£¡C | |||
1223 | convenient¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¤è«Kªº «K§Qªº | ||
We use a lot of electric products to make our life convenient. §Ų́ϥΫܦh¹q¤l²£«~¡AÅý§Ú̪º¥Í¬¡§ó¤è«K¡C | |||
1224 | none¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¨S¦³ªº | ||
I've called three friends to give me a ride, but none of them answered the phone. §Ú¥´¤F¹q¸Üµ¹¤TÓªB¤Í¨Ó¸ü§Ú¡A¦ý¬O³£¨S¤H±µ¹q¸Ü¡C | |||
1225 | false¡@¡]adj¡^¡@¿ù»~ªº °²ªº | ||
Please mark "x" if the answer is false. ¦pªG¬O¿ù»~ªºµª®×¡A½Ð¥´"x"¡C | |||
Title | ¡@C49: Conjunctions³s±µµü | ||
1226 | and¡@¡]conj¡^¡@©M | ||
I love my dad and mom. §Ú·R§Úªºª¨ª¨©M¶ý¶ý¡C | |||
1227 | but¡@¡]conj¡^¡@¦ý¬O | ||
I didn't cheat on the test, but Helen did. §Ú¨S¦³¦Ò¸Õ§@¹ú¡A¦ý¬OHelen¦³§@¹ú¡C | |||
1228 | or¡@¡]conj¡^¡@©ÎªÌ | ||
What would you like? Tea or coffee? §A·Q³Ü¤°»ò?¯ùÁÙ¬O©@°Ø? | |||
1229 | so¡@¡]conj¡^¡@¨º»ò «D±` | ||
I'm so happy to meet you here. §Ú«Ü°ª¿³¯à¦b³o¸Ì¹J¨£©p¡C | |||
1230 | if¡@¡]conj¡^¡@¦pªG | ||
I'm not sure if Sandy is sick. §Ú¤£¤Ó½T©wSandy¬O¤£¬O¥Í¯f¤F¡C | |||
1231 | because¡@¡]conj¡^¡@¦]¬° | ||
Sam didn't go to school because he had a headache. Sam¨S¦³¥h¾Ç®Õ¡A¦]¬°¥LÀYµh¡C | |||
1232 | however¡@¡]adv¡^¡@µM¦Ó ¦ý¬O | ||
Mom feels tired today, however, she cooks for me as usual. ¶ý¶ý¤µ¤ÑÁöµM«Ü¯h²Ö¡A¦ý¬O¥LÁÙ¬O¤@¦p©¹±`¬°§ÚµN¶º¡C | |||
1233 | although¡@¡]conj¡^¡@ÁöµM | ||
Although Mary is rich, she isn't happy. ÁöµMMary«Ü´I¦³¡A¦ý¦oÁÙ¬O¤£§Ö¼Ö¡C | |||
1234 | though¡@¡]conj¡^¡@ÁöµM | ||
Though I'm very tired, I keep working hard. ÁöµM§Ú«Ü¯h²Ö¡A¦ý§ÚÁÙ¬OÄ~Äò§V¤O¤u§@¡C | |||
1235 | no¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤£¬O | ||
Is she a teacher? No, she is not. ¦o¬O¤@¦ì¦Ñ®v¶Ü?¤£¡A¦o¤£¬O¡C | |||
1236 | as¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¦P¼Ë¦a | ||
The soup is as bitter as coffee. ³o´ö©M©@°Ø¤@¼ËW¡C | |||
1237 | not¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤£¬O | ||
She is not a nurse. ¦o¤£¬O¤@¦ìÅ@¤h¡C | |||
1238 | yes¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¬Oªº | ||
Do you like bananas? Yes, I do. §A³ßÅw¦Y»¿¼¶Ü?¬Oªº¡A§Ú³ßÅw¡C | |||
1239 | too¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤] | ||
His father is a taxi driver, too. ¥Lªºª¨ª¨¤]¬O¤@¦ìpµ{¨®¥q¾÷¡C | |||
1240 | out¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¦b¥~ ¦V¥~ | ||
Let's go out and have some fun. §ÚÌ¥X¥h¦n¦n¦aª±§a! | |||
1241 | just¡@¡]adv¡^¡@è¤~ ¥u¬O | ||
She's just a seven-year-old kid. ¦o¥u¬O¤@Ó¤C·³¤jªº«Ä¤l¡C | |||
1242 | very¡@¡]adv¡^¡@«D±`¦a | ||
I'm very hungry now. §Ú²{¦b«D±`¾j¡C | |||
1243 | then¡@¡]adv¡^¡@µM«á | ||
Turn right, then you'll see the bathroom. ¦V¥kÂà¡A§A´N·|¬Ý¨ì´Z©Ò¤F¡C | |||
1244 | also¡@¡]adv¡^¡@ÁÙ¦³ ¤]¬O | ||
Linda is also ten years old. Linda¤]¤@¼Ë¬O¤Q·³¡C | |||
1245 | away¡@¡]adv¡^¡@Â÷¶} | ||
Please don't go away. ½Ð¤£n¨«¶}¡C | |||
1246 | even¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¬Æ¦Ü ³s | ||
The beef noodles taste good, even President Ma likes them. ³o®aªº¤û¦×Äѫܦn¦Y,³s°¨Á`²Î³£³ßÅw¡C | |||
1247 | ever¡@¡]adv¡^¡@´¿¸g | ||
John is one of the kindest people I've ever seen. John¬O§Ú¨£¹L«Ü¤Íµ½ªº¤H¤§£¸¡C | |||
1248 | yet¡@¡]adv¡^¡@µM¦Ó ¦ý¬O | ||
I don't like her, yet I gave her a hand. §Ú¤£³ßÅw¦o¡AµM¦Ó§ÚÁÙ¬OÀ°§U¤F¦o¡C | |||
1249 | really¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¯u¥¿¦a | ||
I really like to play basketball with my classmates. §Ú¯uªº«Ü³ßÅw©M§Úªº¦P¾Ç¥´Äx²y¡C | |||
1250 | still¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤´µM §ó¡K | ||
Are you still mad at me? §AÁ٥ͧڪº®ð¶Ü? | |||
1251 | never¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¥Ã¤£ | ||
I will never go to this shop again. §Ú¦A¤]¤£·|¨Ó³o®a©±¤F¡C | |||
1252 | always¡@¡]adv¡^¡@Á`¬O | ||
He always asks the silly questions. ¥LÁ`¬O°Ý³o»òµL«ZÀYªº°ÝÃD¡C | |||
1253 | least¡@¡]adv¡^¡@³Ì¤Ö | ||
You might want to at least talk to him. §A¦Ü¤Ö¤]n¸ò¥LÁ¿Á¿¸Ü§a¡C | |||
1254 | again¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¦A(¤@¦¸) | ||
Don't do that again, Kenny. Kenny¡A¤£n¦A°µ¨ººØ¨Æ¤F¡C | |||
1255 | maybe¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¥i¯à | ||
Maybe it will rain this afternoon. ¤µ¤Ñ¤U¤È¥i¯à¤U«B¡C | |||
1256 | often¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¸g±` | ||
She often says bad things behind other people's backs. ¦o±`±`»¡§O¤HÃa¸Ü¡C | |||
1257 | almost¡@¡]adv¡^¡@´X¥G ®t¤£¦h | ||
Breakfast is almost ready. ¦À\§Ö·Ç³Æ¦n¤F¡C | |||
1258 | quite¡@¡]adv¡^¡@«D±`¦a | ||
It's quite nice today. ¤µ¤Ñ¤Ñ®ð¤£¿ù¡C | |||
1259 | either¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤](¤£) | ||
I don't like it, either. §Ú¤]¤£³ßÅw¡C | |||
1260 | twice¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¨â¦¸ ¨â¦^ | ||
Remember to review the lesson twice every day. °O±o¨C¤Ñ½Æ²ß¥\½Ò¨â¦¸¡C | |||
1261 | ahead¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¦V«e | ||
Go ahead, don't look back. ¦V«e¨«¡A¤£n©¹«á¬Ý¡C | |||
1262 | abroad¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¦b°ê¥~ #¨ì°ê¥~ | ||
Jenny wants to study abroad after high school. Jenny·Qn¦b°ª¤¤²¦·~«á¨ì°ê¥~¯d¾Ç¡C | |||
1263 | seldom¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤£±` «Ü¤Ö #Ãø±o | ||
My teacher seldom shows her feelings. §Úªº¦Ñ®v«Ü¤Öªí²{¥X¥Lªº±¡ºü¡C | |||
1264 | together¡@¡]adv¡^¡@¤@°_ | ||
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