新概念英语第一册课文（全英文）

　 新概念英语课文（全英文）

　L1Excuse me!

　 Yes?

　 Is this your handbag?

　 Pardon?

　 Is this your handbag?

　 Yes, it is

　 Thank you very much

　L3My coat and my umbrella please

　 Here is my ticket

　 Thank you, sir

　 Number five

　 Here's your umbrella and your coat

　 This is not my umbrella

　 Sorry sir

　 Is this your umbrella?

　 No, it isn't

　 Is this it?

　 Yes, it is

　 Thank you very much

　L5Good morning

　 Good morning, Mr Blake

　 This is Miss Sophie Dupont

　 Sophie is a new student

　 She is French

　 Sophie, this is Hans

　 He is German

　 Nice to meet you

　 And this is Naoko

　 She's Japanese

　 Nice to meet you

　 And this is Chang-woo

　 He's Korean

　 Nice to meet you

　 And this is Luming

　 He is Chinese

　 Nice to meet you

　 And this is Xiaohui

　 She's Chinese, too

　 Nice to meet you

　L7I am a new student

　 My name's Robert

　 Nice to meet you

　 My name's Sophie

　 Are you French?

　 Yes, I am

　 Are you French too?

　 No, I am not

　 What nationality are you?

　 I'm Italian

　 Are you a teacher?

　 No, I'm not

　 What's your job?

　 I'm a keyboard operator

　 What's your job?

　 I'm an engineer

　L9Hello, Helen

　 Hi, Steven

　 How are you today?

　 I'm very well, thank you

　 And you?

　 I'm fine, thanks

　 How is Tony?

　 He's fine, thanks

　 How's Emma?

　 She's very well, too, Helen

　 Goodbye, Helen

　 Nice to see you

　 Nice to see you, too, Steven

　 Goodbye

　L11Whose shirt is that?

　 Is this your shirt, Dave?

　 No

　 It's not my shirt

　 This is my shirt

　 My shirt's blue

　 Is this shirt Tim's?

　 Perhaps it is, sir

　 Tim's shirt's white

　 Tim!

　 Yes, sir?

　 Is this your shirt?

　 Yes, sir

　 Here you are

　 Catch!

　 Thank you, sir

　L13What colour's your new dress?

　 It's green

　 Come upstairs and see it

　 Thank you

　 Look! Here it is!

　 That's nice dress

　 It's very smart

　 My hat's new, too

　 What colour is it?

　 It's the same colour

　 It's green, too

　 That is a lovely hat!

　L15Are you Swedish?

　 No, we are not

　 We are Danish

　 Are your friends Danish, too?

　 No, they aren't

　 They are Norwegian

　 Your passports, please

　 Here they are

　 Are these your cases?

　 No, they aren't

　 Our cases are brown

　 Here they are

　 Are you tourists?

　 Yes, we are

　 Are your friends tourists too?

　 Yes, they are

　 That's fine

　 Thank you very much

　L17Come and meet our employees, Mr Richards

　 Thank you, Mr Jackson

　 This is Nicola Grey,

　 and this is Claire Taylor

　 How do you do?

　 Those women are very hard-working

　 What are their jobs?

　 They're keyboard operators

　 This is Michael Baker,

　 and this is Jeremy Short

　 How do you do?

　 They aren't very busy!

　 What are their jobs?

　 They're sales reps

　 They're very lazy

　 Who is this young man?

　 This is Jim

　 He's our office assistant

　L19What's the matter, children?

　 We're tired

　 and thirsty,Mum

　 Sit down here

　 Are you all right

　 No, we aren't

　 Look!

　 There's an ice cream man

　 Two ice cream please

　 Here you are, children

　 Thanks, Mum

　 These ice creams are nice

　 Are you all right now?

　 Yes, we are, thank you!

　L21Give me a book please, Jane

　 Which book?

　 This one?

　 No, not that one

　 The red one

　 This one?

　 Yes, please

　 Here you are

　 Thank you

　L23Give me some glasses please, Jane

　 Which glasses?

　 These glasses?

　 No, not those

　 The one on the shelf

　 These?

　 Yes, please

　 Here you are

　 Thanks

　L25Mrs Smith's kitchen is small

　 There is a refrigerator in the kitchen

　 The refrigerator is white

　 It is on the right

　 There is an electric cooker in the kitchen

　 The cooker is blue

　 It is on the left

　 There is a table in the middle of the room

　 There is a bottle on the table

　 The bottle is empty

　 There is a cup on the table, too

　 The cup is clean

　L27Mrs Smith's living room is large

　 There is a television in the room

　 The television is near the window

　 There are some magazines on the television

　 There is a table in the room

　 There are some newspapers on the table

　 There are some armchairs in the room

　 The armchairs are near the table

　 There is a stereo in the room

　 The stereo is near the door

　 There are some books on the stereo

　 There are some pictures in the room

　 The pictures are on the wall

　L29Come in, Amy

　 Shut the door, please

　 This bedroom's very untidy

　 What must I do, Mrs Jones?

　 Open the window and air the room

　 Then put these clothes in the wardrobe

　 Then make the bed

　 Dust the dressing table

　 Then sweep the floor

　L31Where's Sally, Jack?

　 She's in the garden, Jean

　 What's she doing?

　 She's sitting under the tree

　 Is Tim in the garden, too?

　 Yes, he is

　 He's climbing the tree

　 I beg your pardon?

　 Who's climbing the tree?

　 Tim is

　 What about the dog?

　 The dog's in the garden, too

　 It's running across the grass

　 It's running after a cat

　L33It is a fine day today

　 There are some clouds in the sky,

　 but the sun is shining

　 Mr Jones is with his family

　 They are walking over the bridge

　 There are some boats on the river

　 Mr Jones and his wife are looking at them

　 Sally is looking at a big ship

　 The ship is going under the bridge

　 Tim is looking at an aeroplane

　 The aeroplane is flying over the river

　 This is a photograph of our village

　L35Our village is in a valley

　 It is between two hills

　 The village is on a river

　 Here is another photograph of the village

　 My wife and I are walking along the banks of the river

　 We are on the left

　 There is a boy in the water

　 He is swimming across the river

　 Here is another photograph

　 This is the school building

　 It is beside a park

　 The park is on the right

　 Some children are coming out of the building

　 Some of them are going to the park

　L37You're working hard, George

　 What are you doing?

　 I'm making a bookcase

　 Give me that hammer please, Dan

　 Which hammer?

　 This one?

　 No, not that one

　 The big one

　 Here you are

　 Thanks, Dan

　 What are you going to do now,George?

　 I'm going to paint it

　 What colour are you going to paint it?

　 I'm going to paint it pink

　 Pink!

　 This bookcase isn't for me

　 It's for my daughter, Susan

　 Pink's her favourite colour

　L39 What are you going to do with that vase, Penny?

　 I'm going to put it on this table, Sam

　 Don't do that

　 Give it to me

　 What are you going to do with it?

　 I'm going to put it here,

　 in front of the window

　 Be careful!

　 Don't drop it!

　 Don't put there, Sam

　 Put it here,

　 on this shelf

　 There we are!

　 It's a lovely vase

　 Those flowers are lovely, too

　L41 Is that bag heavy, Penny?

　 Not very

　 Here!

　 Put it on this chair

　 What's in it?

　 A piece of cheese

　 A loaf of bread

　 A bar of soap

　 A bar of Chocolate

　 A bottle of milk

　 A pound of sugar

　 Half a pound of coffee

　 A quarter of pound of tea

　 And a tin of tobacco

　 Is that tin of tobacco for me?

　 Well, it's certainly not for me!

　L43 Can you make the tea, Sam?

　 Yes, of course I can, Penny

　 Is there any water in this kettle?

　 Yes, there is

　 Where's the tea?

　 It's over there,behind the teapot

　 Can you see it?

　 I can see the teapot,

　 but I can't see the tea

　 There it is!

　 It's in front of your!

　 Ah yes, I can see it now

　 Where are the cups?

　 There are some in the cupboard

　 Can you find them?

　 Yes Here they are

　 Hurry up, Sam!

　 The kettle's boiling!

　L45 Can you come here a minute please, Bob?

　 Yes, sir?

　 Where's Pamela?

　 She's next door

　 She's in her office, sir

　 Can she type this letter for me?

　 Ask her please

　 Yes, sir

　 Can you type this letter for the boss please, Pamela?

　 Yes, of course I can

　 Here you are

　 Thank you, Bob

　 Bob!

　 Yes?

　 What's the letter

　 I can't type this letter

　 I can't read it!

　 The boss's handwriting is terrible!

　 Do you like coffee, Ann?

　 Yes, I do

　L47 Do you want a cup?

　 Yes, please, Christine

　 Do you want any sugar?

　 Yes, please

　 Do you want any milk?

　 No, thank you

　 I don't like milk in my coffee

　 I like black coffee

　 Do you like biscuits?

　 Yes I do

　 Do you want one?

　 Yes, please

　L49 Do you want any meat today

　 Yes, please

　 Do you want beef or lamb?

　 Beef, please

　 This lamb's very good

　 I like lamb,

　 but my husband doesn't

　 What about some steak?

　 This is a nice piece

　 Give me that piece, please

　 And a pound of mince, too

　 Do you want a chicken,Mrs Bird?

　 They 're very nice

　 No, thank you

　 My husband likes steak,

　 but he doesn't like chicken

　 To tell you the truth,Mrs Bird,

　 I don't like chicken either!

　L51 Where do you come from?

　 I come from Greece

　 What's the climate like in your country?

　 It's very pleasant

　 What's the weather like in spring?

　 It's often windy in March

　 It's always warm in April and May,

　 but it rains sometimes

　 What's it like in summer?

　 It's always hot in June, July and August

　 The sun shines every day

　 Is it cold or warm in autumn?

　 It's always warm in September and October

　 It's often cold in November and it rains sometimes

　 Is it very cold in winter?

　 It's often cold in December, January and February

　 It snows sometimes

　L53 Where do you come from?

　 I come from England

　 What's the climate like in your country?

　 It's mild,

　 but it's not always pleasant

　 The weather's often cold in North

　 and windy in the East

　 It's often wet in the West and sometimes warm in the south

　 Which seasons do you like best?

　 I like spring and summer

　 The days are long and the night are short

　 I don't like autumn and winter

　 The days are short and the nights are long

　 The sun rises late and set early

　 Our climate is not very good,

　 but it's certainly interesting

　 It's our favourite subject of conversation

　L55 The Sawyer live at 87 King Street

　 In the morning, Mr

　 Mrs Sawyer stays at home every day

　 She does the housework

　 She always eats her lunch at noon

　 In the afternoon, she usually sees her friends

　 They often drink tea together

　 In the evening, the children come home from school

　 They arrive home early

　 Mr Sawyer comes home from work

　 He arrives home late

　 At night, the children always do their homework

　 Then they go to bed

　L57 Mr Sawyer usually reads his newspaper,

　 but sometimes he and his wife watch television

　 It is eight o'clock

　 The children go to school by car every day,

　 but today, they are going to school on foot

　 It is ten o'clock

　 but this morning, she is going to the shops

　 It is four o'clock

　 In the afternoon, Mrs Sawyer usually drinks tea in the living room

　 But this after, she is drinking tea in the garden

　 It is six o'clock

　 In the evening, the children usually do their homework,

　 but this evening, they are not doing their homework

　 At the moment, they are playing in the garden

　 It is nine o'clock

　 Mr Sawyer usually reads his newspaper at night

　 But he's not reading his newspaper tonight

　 At the moment, he's reading an interesting book

　L59 I want some envelopes,please

　 Do you want the large size or the small size?

　 The large size, please

　 Do you have any writing paper?

　 Yes, we do

　 I don't have any small pads

　 I only have large one

　 Do you want a pad?

　 Yes, please

　 And I want some glue

　 A bottle of glue

　 And I want a large box of chalk, too

　 I only have small boxes

　 Do you want one?

　 No, thank you

　 Is that all?

　 That's all, thank you

　What else do you want?

　 I want my change

　L61 Where's Jimmy?

　 He's in bed

　 What's the matter with him?

　 He feels ill

　 He looks ill

　 We must call the doctor

　 Yes, we must

　 Can you remember the doctor's telephone number?

　 Yes It's 09754

　 Open your mouth, Jimmy

　 Show me your tongue

　 Say, "Ah'

　 What's the matter with him, doctor?

　 He has a bad cold,Mr Williams,

　 so he must stay in bed for a week

　 That's good new for Jimmy

　 Good news?Why?

　 Because he doesn't like school!

　L63 How's Jimmy today?

　 Better Thank you,Doctor

　 Can I see him please,Mrs Williams?

　 Certainly, doctor

　 Come up stairs

　 You look very well,Jimmy

　 You are better now,

　 but you mustn't get up yet

　 You must stay in bed for another two days

　 The boy mustn't go to school yet,Mr Williams

　 And he mustn't eat rich food

　 Does he have a temperature, doctor?

　 No, he doesn't

　 Must he stay in bed?

　 Yes He must remain in bed for another two days

　 He can get up for about two hours each day,

　 but you must keep the room warm

　 Where's Mr Williams this evening?

　 He's in bed, doctor

　 Can you see him please?

　 He has a bad cold, too!

　L65 What are you going to do this evening Jill?

　 I'm going to meet some friends Dad

　 You mustn't come home late

　 You must be home at half past ten

　 I can't get home so early, Dad!

　 Can I have the key to the front door please?

　 No, you can't

　 Jill's eighteen years old, Tom

　 She's not a baby

　 Give her the key

　 She always comes home early

　 Oh, all right!

　 Here you are

　 But you mustn't come home after a quarter past eleven

　 Do you hear?

　 Yes Dad

　 Thanks, Mum

　 That's all right Goodbye

　 Enjoy yourself!

　 We always enjoy ourselves, Mum

　 Bye-bye

　L67 Hello Where you at the butcher's?

　 Yes I was

　 Were you at butcher's, too?

　 No, I wasn't

　 I was at the greengrocer's

　 How's Jimmy today? He's very well, thank you

　 Was he absent from school last week?

　 Yes, he was

　 He was absent on Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday and Tuesday

　 How are you all keeping?

　 Very well, thank you

　 We're going to spend three days in the country

　 We're going to stay at my mother's for the weekend

　 Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the country!

　 Aren't you lucky!

　L69 There is a car race near our town every year

　 In 1995, there was a very big race

　 There were hundreds of people there

　 My wife and I were at the race

　 Our friends Julie and Jack were there, too

　 You can see us in the crowd

　 We are standing on the left

　 There were twenty cars in the race

　 There were English cars, French cares, German cars Italian cars

　 It was an exciting finish

　 The winner was Billy Stewart

　 He was in car number fifteen

　 Five other cars were just behind him

　 On the way home, my wife said to me,

　 'Don't drive so quickly! You're not Billy Stewart!'

　L71

　 What's Ron Marston like,Pauline?

　 He's awful!He telephoned me four times Yesterday,

　 and three times the day before yesterday.He telephoned the office yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon.My boss answered the telephone.

　 What did your boss say to him?

　He said, "Pauline is typing letters. She can't speak to you now!"Then I arrived home at six o'clock yesterday evening. He telephoned again.But I didn't answer the phone!

　Did he telephone again last night?

　 Yes, he did. He telephoned at nine o'clock

　 What did you say to him?

　 I said, 'This is Pauline's mother.

　 Please don't telephone my daughter again!

　 Did he telephone again?

　 No, he didn't!

　L73 Last week Mrs Mills went to London.

　 She does not know London very well, and she lost her way.

　 Suddenly, she saw a man near a bus stop.

　 “I can ask him the way,” she said to herself.

　 “Excuse me,” she said. “Can you tell me the way to King Street, please?”

　 The man smiled pleasantly.

　 He did not understand English!

　 He spoke German.

　 He was a tourist.

　 Then he put his hand into his pocket, and took out a phrasebook.

　 He opened the book and found a phrase.

　 He read the phrase slowly.

　 “I am sorry,” he said. “I do not speak English.”

　L75

　 Do you have any shoes like these?

　 What size?

　 Size five.

　 What color?

　 Black.

　 I'm sorry. We don't have any.

　 But my sister bought this pair last month.

　 Did she buy them here?

　 No, she bought them in the U.S.

　 We had some shoes like those a month ago,

　 but we don't have any now.

　 Can you get a pair for me, please?

　 I'm afraid that I can't.

　 They were in fashion last year and the year before last.

　 But they're not in fashion this year.

　 These shoes are in fashion now.

　 They look very uncomfortable.

　 They are very uncomfortable.

　 But women always wear uncomfortable shoes!

　L77 Good morning

　 Good morning, nurse

　 I want to see the dentist,please

　 Do you have an appointment?

　 No, I don't

　 Is it urgent?

　 Yes, it is

　 It's very urgent

　 I feel awful

　 I have a terrible toothache

　 Can you come at 10 a m

　 I must see the dentist now,nurse

　 The dentist is very busy at the moment

　 Can you come at 2 p m

　 That's very late

　 Can the dentist see me now?

　 I'm afraid that he can't,Mr Croft

　 Can't you wait till this afternoon?

　 I can wait, but my toothache can't!

　L79 What are you doing, Carol?

　 I'm making a shopping list, Tom

　 What do we need?

　 We need a lot of thing this week

　 I must go to the grocer's

　 We haven't got much tea or coffee,

　 and we haven't got any sugar or jam

　 What about vegetables?

　 I must go to the greengrocer's

　 We haven't got many tomatoes,

　 but we've got a lot of potatoes

　 I must go to the butcher's, too

　 We need some meat

　 We haven't got any meat at all

　 Have we got any beer and wine?

　 And I'm not going to get any!

　 I hope that you've got some money

　 I haven't got much

　 Well, I haven't got much either!

　L81 Hi, Carol!Where's Tom?

　 He's upstairs

　 He's having a bath

　 Tom!Yes?

　 Sam's here

　 I'm nearly ready

　 Hello, Sam

　 Have a cigarette

　 No, thanks, Tom

　 Have a glass of whisky then

　 OK Thanks

　 Is dinner ready, Carol?

　 It's nearly ready

　 We can have dinner at seven o'clock

　 Sam and I had lunch together today

　 We went to a restaurant

　 What did you have?

　 We had roast beef and potatoes

　 Oh!

　 What's the matter, Carol?

　 Well, you're going to have roast beef and potatoes again tonight!

　L83 Hello, Sam Come in

　 Hi, Sam

　 We're having lunch

　 Do you want to have lunch with us?

　 No, thank you Tom

　 I've already had lunch

　 I had a lunch at half past twelve

　 Have a cup of coffee then

　 I've just had a cup, thank you

　 I had one after my lunch

　 Let's go into the living room,Carol

　 We can have our coffee there

　 Excuse the mess, Sam

　 This room's very untidy

　 We're packing our suitcases

　 We're going to leave tomorrow

　 Tom and I are going to have a holiday

　 Aren't you lucky!

　 When are you going to have a holiday, Sam?

　 I don't know

　 I've already had my holiday this year

　 Where did you go?

　 I stayed at home!

　L85 Hello, Ken

　 Hi, George

　 Have you just been to the cinema?

　 Yes, I have

　 What's on?

　 'Paris in the spring'

　 Oh, I've already seen it

　 I saw it on television last year

　 It's an old film, but it's very good

　 Paris is a beautiful city

　 I've never been there

　 Have you ever been there, Ken?

　 Yes, I have I was there in April

　 Pairs in the spring, eh?

　 It was spring,

　 but the weather was awful

　 It rained all the time

　 Just like London!

　L87 Is my car ready yet?

　 I don't know sir

　 What's the number of your car?

　 It is LFZ 312G

　 When did you bring it to us?

　 I brought it here three days ago

　 Ah, yes, I remember now

　 Have your mechanics finished yet?

　 No, they're still working on it

　 Let's go into the garage and have a look at it

　 Isn't that your car?

　 Well, it was my car

　 Didn't you have a crash?

　 That's right

　 I drove it into a lamp-post

　 Can your mechanics repair it?

　 Well, they're trying to repair it,sir

　 But to tell you the truth

　 you need a new car!

　L89 Good afternoon

　 I believe that this house is for sale That's right

　 May I have a look at it, please?

　 Yes, of course Come in

　 How long have you lived here?

　 I've live here for twenty years

　 Twenty years!

　 That's long time

　 Yes, I've been here since 1976

　 Then why do you want to sell it?

　 Because I've just retired

　 I want to buy a small house in the country

　 How much does this house cost?

　 that's a lot of money

　 it's worth every penny of it

　 Well, I like the house

　 but I can't decide yet

　 My wife must see it first

　 Women always have the last word

　L91 Has Ian sold his house yet?

　 Yes, he has

　 He sold it last week

　 Has he moved to his new house yet?

　 No, not yet

　 He's still here

　 He's going to move tomorrow

　 When? Tomorrow morning

　 No Tomorrow afternoon

　 I'll miss him

　 He has always been a good neighbour

　 He's a very nice person

　 We'll all miss him

　 When will the new people move into this house?

　I think that they'll move in the day after tomorrow

　 Will you see Ian today,Jenny?

　 Yes, I will

　 Please give him my regards

　 Poor Ian!

　 He didn't want to leave this house

　 No, he didn't want to leave

　 but his wife did!

　L93 Nigel is our new next-door neighbour

　 He's a pilot

　 He was in the R A

　 He will fly to New York next month

　 The month after next he'll fly to Tokyo

　 At the moment, he's in Madrid

　 He flew to Spain a week ago

　 He'll return to London the week after next

　 He's only forty-one years old,

　 and he has already been to nearly every country in the world

　 Nigel is a very lucky man

　 But his wife isn't very lucky She usually stays at home!

　L95 Two return tickets to London,please

　 What time will the next train leave?

　 At nineteen minutes past eight

　 Which platform?

　 Platform Two Over the bridge

　 What time will the next