創(chuàng)新國(guó)際英語(yǔ)教程第二冊(cè) unit13

00:05.30]1 Different food [00:16.07]1.It’s kind of vegetable. [00:20.74]It looks a bit like a strange green flower or something like that. [00:28.11]You take off the outside leaves and boil the inside leaves until they’re soft. [00:35.97]I usually dip them in a little bit of sauce- just oil and lemon and garlic. [00:43.73]2.It’s kind of fruit.It’s very common in south-east Asia-and very popular too. [00:52.95]It looks really strange.It’s got a really strong smell and quite a strange texture. [01:01.78]My mum said it’s like eating a pillow or cushion or something! [01:07.84]3.It’s traditional Turkish meat dish. [01:15.39]but you also get it in Greece,in lran,all over the place,really. [01:22.55]You use fresh lamb and grill it and then serve it either on its own [01:29.91]or in this kind of flat bread, with a bit of salad. [01:35.48]4.It’s kind of traditional Spanish seafood dish. [01:43.13]Well,I suppose really it’s a rice and seafood dish. [01:49.30]You have to use a special kind of rice [01:54.16]and you add different kinds of fish and shellfish and things. [02:00.03]It’s delicious.Most areas in spain have their own special way of cooking it. [02:07.58]5.It’s kind of a salad. [02:13.77]You can have it as a side dish or just on its own-in the summer. [02:20.23]It’s basically just mushrooms and radish [02:25.40]and whatever kind of green leaves you’ve got available. [02:30.15]6.It’s kind of dessert.It’s eaten all over the Middle East. [02:38.80]It’s a bit like a little cake of something. [02:43.37]It’s covered in pastry and it’s filled with nuts and honey. [02:49.43]It’s quite fattening.I suppose.but it’s really delicious. [02:55.67]7.It’s kind of cake.My mum used to make it all the time when I was growing up. [03:05.03]She used to put rum or brandy in it.so it was quite rich. [03:11.27]quite heavy.You couldn’t really eat more than one slice of it. [03:17.33]8.It’s traditional Middle Eastern starter or side dish. [03:24.49]It’s made from crushed chickpeas and you mix that with a bit of lemon. [03:31.25]You dip pitta bread into it.It’s really nice. [03:37.13]9.It’s kind of traditional soup. [03:43.58]You usually put a lot of beans in it-and then maybe some carrots [03:49.85]or whatever other kind of vegetables you have available. [03:54.61]It’s very filling.It’s great in the winter. [03:59.46]2. Eat your greens! [04:09.81]People in developed countries are increasingly suffering from illnesses resulting from over-eating. [04:18.77]While starvation and famine are still big problems in many poor countries in the world, [04:26.71]In America and other western countries, [04:31.86]more than twenty-five percent of the population are obese. [04:37.50]This doesn’t just mean yur’re a little bit fat, [04:42.64]it means you are more than twenty kilos overweight. [04:48.10]And Dr John Colon from Ohio State University says the problem is only going to get worse. [04:56.88]As more women have gone out to work, [05:01.43]you find that parents in general have less time to spend on preparing food. [05:08.98]That’s not just the cooking,but also planning what to eat, [05:15.64]doing the shopping and buying fresh food. [05:20.99]Families.therefore,increasingly rely on ready made and frozen meals, [05:28.36]which tend to be high in fat and contain a lot of additives and sugar. [05:34.92]The other thing is that parents seem to feel guily about not spending [05:42.07]so much time with their kids. [05:46.23]so they tend to give in a lot quicker to children’s demands for things like sweets and chocolate. [05:53.88]Ben Brown,who is a British Member of Parliament,blames the big food companies. [06:01.95]He wants to ban any food advertising which is aimed at children. [06:08.01]The problem is that these companies spend millions of pounds selling food to children. [06:15.67]It’s all crisps in the shape of dinosaurs and chocolate in the shape of Mickey Mouse. [06:23.03]I mean,what’s going to seem more fun to an eight-year-old- [06:28.49]an ice cream with a free toy or an apple? [06:33.46]One food company thinks it has an answer to this: [06:39.33]it has invented pizza-flavoured brocoli,baked-bean-flavoured peas. [06:46.60]cheese and onion-flavoured cauliflower and chocolate-flavoured carrots. [06:53.36]It developed the Whacky Veg,with money donated by a cancer research charity, [07:01.02]which found that a diet containing lots of fruit and vegetables helps reduce cancer. [07:08.38]However,today’s sweet-toothed kids need to be bribed into a healthy diet, [07:15.93]and will only eat their greens if they taste different. [07:21.39]1 Listening [07:37.27]Do you want any more of this chicken? [07:41.64]No.honestly,I’m full.Finish it off. [07:46.18]Are you sure?You don’t seem to have eaten much.Have you tried the fish? [07:53.34]Yeah,but to be honest,it was a bit too hot for my liking. [07:59.11]Oh,sorry.Don’t worry about it. [08:03.16]Well,What did you think of the vegetable dish?That was lovely.Yeah, [08:09.69]it was OK,A bit too greasy for my liking.but it was OK. [08:15.57]Oh,dear,I’m sorry.we should’ve gone somewhere else. [08:21.63]No.no.The rest of it was lovely.But we only had rice apart from that. [08:28.40]There was the soup as well. [08:32.37]It’s just a shame you spilt most of it when you got up to go to the toilet. [08:38.53]Yes,sorry about that,I’m sure the stain will wish out. [08:45.30]Hopefully,Don’t worry,These things happen. [08:50.65]But you should’ve asked for some more.You must still be hungry. [08:56.61]Honestly,I’m fine,.I couldn’t eat another thing.Shall we get the bill? [09:04.26]I suppose so.Excuse me.Excuse me.could we have the bill? [09:12.41]Of course.sir.Was everything all right? [09:16.98]Yes,it was lovely. How much is it? [09:22.73]Forty pounds.Forty pounds?That can’t be right. [09:29.50]I know,what does that say?Is that a D or an A? [09:36.73]Yeah,I think it’s a D.They’ve charged us for the D menu instead of the A. [09:43.97]It’s almost five pounds more expensive. [09:48.62]Excuse me...excuse me... Yes,sir? [09:54.49]I’m sorry,but I think you’ve got the bill wrong. [10:00.66]You’ve charged us for D menu but we had menu A. [10:07.14]I’m sorry,one moment.I’m sorry.you’re absolutely right. [10:14.69]That should be thirty-one pounds,not forty. [10:20.36]That’s OK.These things happen. [10:25.32]Cathy,shall I pay for this on my card and you can pay me back later? [10:32.08]I’m sorry sir.we don’t take credit cards.Cheques or cash only. [10:38.85]You’re joking.Have you got any cash? [10:44.02]Only about ten pounds.Oh.no.Is there a cash machine near here? [10:51.18]Yes,there’s one just down the road outside the supermarket. [10:57.42]Right.do you want to wait here and I’ll go and get some cash out. [11:03.90]Yeah,I guess I’ll have to.I’m really sorry about this. [11:10.35]That’s OK.These things happen.I’ll be back in a moment. [11:16.39]Has sir returned? [11:22.63]No.not yet.I’m sure he’ll be back.I can’t imagine where he’s gone. [11:30.29]He has been gone half an hour. [11:34.83]4 Pronunciation:contractions [11:47.40]You shouldn’t have said that. [11:54.76]We should’ve gone somewhere else. [11:59.44]I should’ve done it earlier. [12:04.09]He should’ve sent his application form off earlier. [12:09.94]I shouldn’t have asked. [12:15.71]You should’ve thought about that before.shouldn’t you? [12:21.56]You should’ve told me about it before. [12:28.20]I shouldn’t have bothered! [12:33.95]You should’ve come. [12:38.49]I shouldn’t have eaten so much!

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