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Unit 2 You can buy everything on the Internet.
Online shopping
There are many new ways of shopping, and online shopping is one of them .You can buy almost everything on the Internet .and it's very easy .First ,you choose something-clothes, tickets, a mobile phone, even a new computer -and pay for it. Then you receive it a few days later by post.
Online shopping has several advantages. First, you can shop at any time. The shops are always open. Second, shopping usually takes a lot of time. But to shop on the Internet you only need a computer and a mouse! You can also compare the prices of the same product and spend a lot...or save money.
But many people like going out and shopping with friends. They don't like shopping on the Internet because they can't see the product or try the clothes on. Also paying over the Internet isn't always safe.
Online shopping is changing our way of life .One day no one will go to the shops any more, because you'll be able to buy anything on the Internet, and you will be able to receive it anywhere in the world at any time!
Module 6 Around town
Unit 1 Could you tell me how to get to the National Stadium?
(Betty and Lingling are standing in front of Tian'anmen Square.) Tourist: Betty:
Excuse me! Can you tell me the way to Wangfujing Dajie? Certainly. Go across Dong Chang’an Jie, go along the street and turn left at the third street on the left. It’s near here, so you can walk there.
Tourist:
Great. And I’d like to buy a guidebook about Beijing. Is there a bookshop near here? Lingling: Yes, there is a big bookshop over there, just along Xi Chang’an Jie, on the right, opposite the bank.
Tourist:
Right, OK! I also want to visit the National Stadium. How can I get there?
Lingling: Sorry, I’m not sure. Why not ask the policeman over there? Tourist:
Thank you.
You’re welcome.
Betty and Lingling: Tourist:
Could you tell me how to get to the National Stadium?
Sure! Go along the street and you’ll see an underground
Policeman:
station. Take the Underground to the Olympic Sports Centre, or you can take a bus or a taxi.
Tourist:
Thanks a lot.
You’re welcome. Have a nice day!
Policeman:
Unit2 The London Eye is on your right
Tour of London
Welcome to this short tour of London. This square is Trafalgar Square and it is the middle of London. We’re standing opposite the National Gallery, a famous museum with lots of famous paintings. From here, we’ll walk along the red street to Buckingham Palace. The Queen lives there. Turn left and go to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Opposite you can see the London Eye. It takes you 135 metres above the River Thames. You can see most of London on a clear day.
When you are tired, the best way to see London is by boat. You can get the boat near Big Ben. As you go along the river, the London Eye is on your right.
Get off the boat at Tower Bridge. Next to the bridge is the Tower of London. It’s over 900 years old.
After visiting the Tower of London, take the boat back along the river to the railway station. When you get off the boat, go past the station and walk along the street. Turn left into King’s Street and go past a church. You’re now back at the square. And this is where we’ll finish our tour.
Module 7 My past life
Unit1 I was born in a small village Tony:
Hey, Lingling. Where were you born?
Lingling: I was born in a small village in Shanxi Province. Tony:
What was the name of the village?
Lingling: Xucun. Where were you born, Tony? Tony:
I was born in Cambridge. It’s a small city in England.
Lingling: What was the name of your first school? Tony: It was Darwin
Primary School.
Lingling: Who was your first teacher? Tony:
My first teacher was Mrs Lane. She was strict but very nice. Who was your first teacher?
Lingling: Ms Yao. She was very friendly. Who were your first friends?
What were they like?
Tony:
Their names were Becky and Adam. Becky was very good in class but Adam wasn’t. He was quite difficult.
Lingling: And what were you like? Were you difficult in class too? Tony:
No, I wasn’t. I was very good!
Unit 2 I was born in Quincy
My life in Quincy
By Betty King
I was born in Quincy, a town on the east coast of America, twelve years ago. There were lots of things to do in Quincy, with many stores, two movie theaters, football clubs and basketball teams too. I wasn’t bored in Quincy. I was very happy there.
Two presidents of the US, John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams, were born in Quincy. You can visit their old family houses.