深圳牛津版英語最新八年級(上) 課文 (帶翻譯)

1、初二（上）課文 （翻譯） 14Unit 1Look it up! 查閱這里是兩篇來自百科全書的文章。Here are two articles'tk()l文章 from an encyclopaedia n,sakl'pid百科全書.達(dá)芬奇·萊昂納多Da Vinci, Leanardo達(dá)芬奇·萊昂納多（1452-1519）是意大利畫家、發(fā)明家、音樂家、工程師和科學(xué)家。Leanardo da Vinci (14521519) was an Italian painter'pent畫家, inventorn'vent發(fā)明家, musician m

2、ju'z()n音樂家, engineer end'n 工程師and scientist.達(dá)芬奇出生在農(nóng)村。從很小的時候，他就表現(xiàn)出極大的智慧和藝術(shù)能力。隨著年齡的增長，他學(xué)會了做很多不同的事情。他的畫是非常有名的，其中一副，蒙娜麗莎，也許是世界上最有名的畫作。他還有許多發(fā)明。例如，他的筆記本里有一些關(guān)于飛行器的有趣的圖紙。 Da Vinci was born in出生于 the countryside'kntrsad農(nóng)村. From an early age從早期開始, he showed great intelligencen'teld()ns 智慧and a

3、rtistic ability'tstk 'blti藝術(shù)才能. As當(dāng)；隨著 he grew older, he learnt to do many different things. His paintings'pent畫作 are very famous, and one, the Mona Lisa, is perhaps the most famous painting in the world. He also had many inventionsn'ven()n發(fā)明. For example, his notebooks'ntbk筆記本 i

4、ncluden'klud包括 some interesting drawings'dr(r)繪畫 of flying machines m'in飛行器.Dinosaurs'dans恐龍恐龍比人類早 6000萬年就生活在地球上。他們遍布在地球上的每一個地方。有些恐龍如雞那么小，有些則有十頭大象那么大，有些甚至?xí)w。 Dinosaurs lived on Earth more than 60 million'mljn百萬 years before human beings人類. They lived everywhere on Earth. Some din

5、osaurs were as small as chickens. Others were as big as ten elephants. Some could even'iv()n甚至 fly.許多恐龍是吃植物的，但有些恐龍又喜歡吃肉?？铸堅诘厍蛏系纳畛^了 1.5億年。但是，突然之間，他們滅絕了。沒有人知道為什么。不過，我們可以從它們的化石去了解他們。 Many dinosaurs ate plantsplnt植物. However, some dinosaurs liked to eat meat.Dinosaurs lived on Earth for more than

6、150 million years. Then, suddenly, they all died out滅絕. Nobody knows why. However, we can learn about them from their fossils'fs()l.化石澳大利亞的大景點(diǎn)Australias big attractions'træk()n澳大利亞是一個很大的國家。它也有許多大景點(diǎn)。Australia is a very big country. It also has many big attractions.大香蕉The Big Banana大香蕉（雕塑

7、）在科夫斯港。它是由 John Landy 于 1964 年制作的。Landy 想要某個東西能招攬人們來到他的水果店，于是他建造了“大香蕉”。這個好主意起到了作用，很多人來參觀他的水果店，并和“大香蕉”合影留念。不久后，全澳大利亞的人們開始熱衷于做大事情。The big banana is in Coffs Harbour'hb港口. It was made in 1964 by John Landy. Landy wanted something to make people come to his fruit shop, so he built the Big Banana. Th

8、e idea worked起作用. Many people visited his fruit shop and took pictures of拍照 the Big Banana. Soon people all over Australia 整個澳大利亞began making big things.大梅里諾The Big Merino大梅里諾（雕塑）在古爾本城。梅里諾是羊一個種類。它們能在干燥的氣候里生活。在澳大利亞的一些地方很干燥，所以這些羊?qū)δ抢锏霓r(nóng)民很重要。大梅里諾雕塑里面，有一個關(guān)于澳大利亞羊毛史的一個小型博物館。游客還可以爬到大梅里諾雕塑的頭上，透過它的眼睛往外觀望。The B

9、ig Merinom'rin美利奴樣 is in the city of Goulburn. Merinos are a type of 一種sheep. They can live in dry weather 'weð天氣. Some places in Australia are very drydra干燥的, so these sheep are very important to the farmers there. Inside the Big Merino, there is a small museum mju'zm 博物館about the

10、history of woolwl in Australia. Visitors can also climb up爬上去 to the Big Merinos head and look at the view vju風(fēng)景 through ru通過 its eyes.大英百科全書Encyclopaedia Britannica大英百科全書是舉世聞名的一本百科全書。它是歷史最悠久的英文百科全書。第一版出版于 1768 年，從那時起，已經(jīng)修訂過 15 個版本。第 15 版共有 32 卷。它們共約 40 萬字，包含五十萬個主題。今天，大英百科全書有一個 DVD 版本。你也可以在網(wǎng)上找到它。你知道哪

11、本中國的知名的百科全書嗎？關(guān)于它你都知道些什么？The Encyclopaedia Britannica is a world-famous encyclopaedia. It is the oldest English-language encyclopaedia. The first edition was published in 1768, and since then there have been 15 editions. The 15th edition is made up of 32 volumes.Together they contain about 40 million

12、 words on half a million topics. Today there is a DVD edition of the Britannica. You can also find it online.Do you know about any famous Chinese encyclopaedias? What do you know about them?Unit 2國王和米The king k and the riceras很久以前，印度有一個國王。國王最喜歡的游戲是國際象棋。A long time ago很久以前, there was有 a king in India

13、'nd印度. The kings favourite'fevrt最喜歡的 game游戲 was chesstes象棋.一天，一個聰明的老人來到王宮，國王向他挑戰(zhàn)了一場比賽。國王向老人承諾：“如果你贏了這場比賽，你可以獲得任何獎金?！監(jiān)ne day一天, a wisewaz 聰明的old man 老人came to來到 the palace 'pæls宮殿 and the king challenged'tæln(d)挑戰(zhàn) him to a game. The king promised'prms 答應(yīng)the old man老人, “Y

14、ou can have 有any任何 prizepraz獎品 if 如果you win the game贏得比賽.”老人說：“如果我贏了這場比賽，我想要棋盤上的第一格一粒米，第二格兩粒米，第三格四粒米，余下的每個格都要加倍的數(shù)量?！盩he old man said說, “If I win the game, Id like想要 one grain gren 粒of rice米 for the first 第一個squareskwe 方格of the chessboard 'tesbd棋盤, two for the second第二個, four for the third第三個, an

15、d then double 'db()l 翻倍the amount'mant 數(shù)量for each 每一個of.的 the rest of 剩下的the squares方格.”“就這些嗎？”國王問“你不喜歡金或銀嗎？“ “是的，只要米，”老人回答說。 “Is that all全部?” asked the king. “Wouldnt you like goldgld 金子or或者 silver'slv 銀子insteadn'sted相反?”“No, just僅僅，只 rice米,” replied ri'plaid 回答the old man.國王和老人

16、用了很長的時間玩了一局。最后，老人贏了。于是國王命令他的人去取來一袋米。他在（棋盤上的）第一格放了一粒米，在第二格上放了兩粒國王很快意識到一個問題即使動用全國所有的大米，他也無法填滿（整副棋盤上）所有的方格！The king國王 and the old man played the game for a long time很長時間. Finally'fanl最后, the old man wonwn獲勝. So 所以the king ordered'd命令 his men to collectk'lekt收集 a bag of rice一袋米. He put放 one

17、graingren粒 on the first square, two on the second, and so on等等. The king quickly realized'rilaz 意識到the problem問題even甚至 with 用all the rice所有的米 in the country國家, he would將 still仍然 not have 有enough足夠的 rice to put 放on all the squaresskwe方格!數(shù)字（發(fā)明）前的計數(shù)Countingkant數(shù)數(shù) before在.之前 numbers數(shù)字在數(shù)字發(fā)明之前，人們采用不同的

18、方式來數(shù)東西。Before the invention n'ven()n發(fā)明 of written numbers'rtn書寫數(shù)字, people人們 used用 many 很多different 不同的ways方法 to count kant數(shù) things東西.一開始，人們用他們的手指，連同自己的腳趾。然而，他們也只能指望這樣來計算小的數(shù)字。At first首先, people人們 used用 their他們的 fingers'fg手指, and even甚至 their toest腳趾. However然而, they could能夠 only僅僅 count數(shù)

19、small小的 numbers數(shù)字 in this way用這種方法.后來，他們開始用棍棒和骨頭制作一些小物件。這能幫助他們計算更大的數(shù)字。他們依此來計算如每個月天數(shù)、他們擁有的食物和動物數(shù)量（那樣的數(shù)字）。After that在那之后, they 他們began to 開始make 制作small 小的marksmk 符號；標(biāo)記on sticksstk 棍子and bonesbn骨頭. This helped幫助 them他們 count數(shù) bigger更大的 numbers數(shù)字. They used用 them to count things like像是 the days 天of the

20、 month月, the amount 'mant數(shù)量 of food食物 and the number of .的數(shù)量animals動物 they had有.再后來人們開始使用由粘土或小石塊做成小物件。這可以用來計算更大的數(shù)字。他們通常會它們穿成串兒，以方便他們攜帶。這就發(fā)展成了如算盤的工具。Then然后 people人們 began to 開始use 用tokens'tk()n符號 made from用.做 claykle 泥土or small stonesbn石頭. This helped them count數(shù) even甚至 bigger更大的 numbers數(shù)字. T

21、hey often經(jīng)常 put the tokens 符號on piecespis 根of stringstr繩子 so that 所以they could能夠 carry攜帶 them around四處 easily容易地. This developed intod'velp 發(fā)展成tools tul工具 like像 the abacus'æbks算盤.最后，人們開始發(fā)展書寫符號系統(tǒng)，用來顯示不同的數(shù)字，于是產(chǎn)生了印度 - 阿拉伯?dāng)?shù)字（0-9）。直到今天，我們?nèi)匀辉谑褂眠@套（數(shù)字）系統(tǒng)。Finally'fanl最后, people人們 began to 開始

22、developd'velp發(fā)展 systems'sstm系統(tǒng) of written'rtn 書寫的marks mk符號 to show 展示；表明different 不同的numbers數(shù)字, and this led toled導(dǎo)致 the Hindu-Arabic'hindu:-'reibik system'sstm 系統(tǒng)(09). We are still 仍然using使用 this system today.世界各地的數(shù)Numbers around the world世界各地的人們書寫數(shù)字的方式不同。下圖顯示了不同文化背景的人如何寫從一

23、到五。People around the world write numbers in different ways. The following shows how people from different cultures write one to five.漢語：一，二，三，四，五Chinese: 一、二、三、四、五羅馬：，Romans: , , , , 英語：one, two, three, four, fiveEnglish: one, two, three, four, five但是，今日世界上絕大多數(shù)人都在使用阿拉伯?dāng)?shù)字（1，2，3，4，5，等等）。However, most

24、people around the world use Arabic numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.) today.Unit 3 電腦的事實(shí) Computer factsfækt 更小而更好 Smaller and better在 20 世紀(jì) 40 年代，第一臺電腦比汽車還要大?，F(xiàn)在的電腦變得越來越小，而且越來越好了。有些電腦是微型的。你可能意識不到它們?？赡茉谀愕碾娨暀C(jī)或洗衣機(jī)內(nèi)部就有一個。你比你所意識到的更加依賴電腦。In the 1940s, the first computers were bigger than cars. Now computer

25、s are becoming smaller and better. Some computers are tiny'tan微小的. You may be unaware of沒注意到n'we them. There is probably 或許one inside your TV or washing machine洗衣機(jī). You depend on d'pend 依賴computers more than you realize'rilaz意識到.我們可以用電腦做什么？What can we do with computers?我們可以用電腦來計算。它們可

26、以以比我們更快的速度計算而且?guī)缀鯊膩聿粫o你錯誤的答案。我們還可以用它們來打字或繪畫。此外，電腦還可以擔(dān)負(fù)重要的工作，像是操作鐵路、飛飛機(jī)和太空飛船。We can use computers to calculate'kælkjlet計算. They can calculate at a faster speedspid 以一個更快的速度than we can and almost 幾乎never從不 give wrong answers. We can also type tap打字 and draw畫 things with them. In addition'd

27、()n另外, computers can do important jobsdb工作 like operating 'pret操作；運(yùn)行 railways 'relwe鐵路 and flying planes飛機(jī) and spaceships'spesp太空飛船.一臺電腦會比我更聰明？Is a computer cleverer than me?答案是“否”。你的大腦能產(chǎn)生新的想法，但電腦不能。不過，或許有一天電腦能比人類干得更好。例如：他們可能比醫(yī)生更能從事醫(yī)生的工作。The answer is “No”. Your brainbren大腦 can producepr

28、'djus產(chǎn)生 new ideas but computers cannot. However然而, one day computers may be able to能夠 do a better job than human beings人類. For example, they may be better than doctors at doing their job.如果電腦可以做我們所有的工作時將會發(fā)生什么？我們什么都不用做？電腦可能會改變我們的生活，但它們會讓生活變得更美好嗎？What will happen to發(fā)生 us if computers can do all ou

29、r jobs? Will we have nothing to do? Computers may changeten(d)改變 our lives生活, but will they make them better?電腦游戲的問題Computer game problems問題家長們和教師們，下午好。感謝您出席本次會議。上周末，我們的一個學(xué)生進(jìn)了醫(yī)院。這名學(xué)生在上周六一整天都在電腦上玩在線游戲，沒有停下來喝口水、吃飯或睡覺。到最后，他（身體）就變得很虛弱了。Good afternoon, parents 父母and teacher. Thank you for attending't

30、end參加 this meeting.Last weekend上周末, one of our students went to hospital. The student played computer games on the Internet'ntnet 網(wǎng)上all day Saturday without沒有 stopping to drink, eat or sleep. Finally最后, he became very ill生重病.一些學(xué)生玩電腦游戲的時間過長，這是一個嚴(yán)重的問題。以前，學(xué)生們更多的是經(jīng)常在戶外玩，但現(xiàn)在他們花更多的時間在電腦前。這對他們的健康不利。Som

31、e students play computer games for too long. This is a serious'srs嚴(yán)重的 problem. In the past在過去, students used to過去常常 play outside外面 more often, but now they spend 花費(fèi)more time in front of 在.前面computers. This is bad for their healthhel健康.明天我們將會有些專家到這跟學(xué)生聊聊關(guān)于玩電腦游戲的壞的影響。他們也將給出一些關(guān)于如何用電腦學(xué)習(xí)的建議。Tomorrow w

32、ell have some experts 'ekspt專家 here to talk to the students about the bad effects 'fekt影響 of playing computer games. Theyll also give some adviced'vas 建議on 關(guān)于how to use computers for studying.我希望我們能一起努力，防止學(xué)生花太多時間玩電腦游戲。感謝大家抽空過來！I hope we can all work together一起 to stop students from阻止 spe

33、nding花費(fèi) too much 太多time playing computer games. Thank you for your time.The abacus算盤算盤或許算是（世上）第一款計算機(jī)了。人們早在 4000 年前就開始使用它來做算術(shù)了。它在古代中國，羅馬，埃及和希臘都有被使用。今天，還有些人在使用算盤。The abacus was perhaps the first type of computer. People started using it over 4,000 years ago to do maths. It was used in ancient China, R

34、ome, Egypt and Greece.Today some people still use the abacus.Unit 4 Great偉大的 inventionsn'ven()n發(fā)明 偉大的發(fā)明改變了世界。它們幫助人們過上更好的生活。下面，是歷史上三個最重要的發(fā)明。Great inventions change改變 the world世界. They他們 help幫助 people人 live a better life過更好的生活. The following'fl 以下的are three of the most important 最重要的inventions

35、 in history'hst()r在歷史上.  The wheelwil 車輪車輪也許是歷史上最偉大的發(fā)明。在其發(fā)明后，旅行變得更快，更舒適。幾千年前，人們開始在車上使用車輪。19 世紀(jì)初，第一批列車開始載客。20 世紀(jì)初，汽車開始流行。如果沒有車輪，我們也就不會有這些發(fā)明了。 The wheel is perhaps或許 the greatest invention 最偉大的發(fā)明in history. After在之后 its invention, travelling旅行 became變得 faster更快 and more comfortable&

36、#39;kmf()tb()l更加舒適. A few thousand years ago幾千年前, people started to開始 use使用 wheelswil on carriages'kærd馬車. In the early 19th century'sentr世紀(jì), the first trains火車 began to開始 carry攜帶 passengers'pæsnd乘客. At the start of開端 the 20th century, cars became popular變得流行. Without沒有 the whe

37、el, we would將 not have these這些 inventions發(fā)明.  The telephone電話1876 年，亞歷山大·格雷厄姆·貝爾發(fā)明了第一部實(shí)用的電話。自那時起，人們實(shí)現(xiàn)了長距離相互通話。今天世界各地上數(shù)以百萬的人擁有自己的移動電話。它們使人可以彼此之間隨時隨地保持聯(lián)系。Alexander Graham Bell inventedn'vent發(fā)明 one of the first practical 實(shí)用的'præktk()l telephones in 1876. Since sns then自

38、從那時候, people have been able to能夠 speak to each other彼此 over long distances'dst()ns在長距離外. Today millions of成百上千萬 people across the world 全世界own擁有 mobile phones'mbal移動電話. They allow允許 people to keep in touchtt保持聯(lián)系 with each other anytime任何時候, anywhere任何地點(diǎn).  The light bulbblb電燈泡1879 年

39、，托馬斯·愛迪生研制出第一個實(shí)用的電燈。在電燈發(fā)明之前，人們在夜里看東西不得不依靠油燈、煤氣燈或蠟燭。（自從）有了電燈，人們可以在晚上如同白天一樣做很多的事情。你能想象離開它們后的生活嗎？ Thomas Edison developedd'velp發(fā)展 the first practical light bulb in 1879. Before the invention of the light bulb, people had to不得不 use使用 oil lampsl  læmp油燈, gas lampsgæs氣燈 or或者 c

40、andles'kænd()l蠟燭 to see at night在晚上. With有了 light bulbs, people can do as many things in the evenings as they can in the daytime'detam在白天. Can you imagine'mædn想象 living生活 without沒有 them他們?  A pen giant  'dant鋼筆巨頭你知道拉斯洛·拜羅（注：匈牙利文）嗎？也許你沒聽說過，但你可能每天都在使用著他的發(fā)明

41、，你甚至現(xiàn)在手里還拿著它吧！Do you know Laszlo Biro? Maybe或許 you do not, but you probably很可能 use his inventionn'ven()n 發(fā)明every day, and you may或許 even甚至 have it in your hand right now現(xiàn)在!拜羅（1899-1985）是圓珠筆的發(fā)明者。他出生在匈牙利首都布達(dá)佩斯。在 20 世紀(jì) 30 年代，當(dāng)他擔(dān)任報社編輯，他幾乎每天都要使用鋼筆。但是，他不得不每時每刻都要將其加滿墨水。墨水又沒那么容易干，有時把報紙搞得一團(tuán)糟。拜羅想要一支更好的筆。他

42、的弟弟喬治，幫助開發(fā)了一種特別的的墨水，這種墨水很容易干。然后，他們開發(fā)了一種新型筆。Biro 'bairu (18991985) was the inventor n'vent發(fā)明家 of the ball-point pen圓珠筆. He was born in 出生于Budapest, Hungary'hgri匈牙利. In the 1930s, when he worked as當(dāng) a newspaper 報紙editor'edt編輯, he used a fountainfantn pen鋼筆 almost 幾乎every day. However然而

43、, he had to refillri'fl重新裝滿 it all the time一直. The inkk墨水 also did not drydra 干easily容易地, and it sometimes made a messmes弄得一團(tuán)糟 on the paper. Biro wanted a better pen. His brother, George, helped him developd'velp發(fā)展；開發(fā) a special'spe()l 特別的ink墨水. The ink dried干 easily. Then they developed

44、a new type種類 of pen.有一個小球在筆尖。小球滾動時把墨水印在紙上。他們把它稱為“圓珠筆”。There was a tiny'tan ballbl微小的 at the tiptp of在.的頂端 the pen. The ball rolledrl滾動 ink onto paper as當(dāng) it movedmuv移動. They called it the “ballpoint” pen'blpnt. 圓珠筆是一個巨大的成功，每個人都喜歡它?，F(xiàn)在，世界各地數(shù)以百萬的人每天都使用它。The ballpoint pen was a great succes

45、ssk'ses極大的成功. Everyone loved it. Now millions of成百上千萬的 people use it all over the world全世界 every day.人們將因?yàn)榘萘_的發(fā)明而永遠(yuǎn)記住他。今天，在很多說英語的國家，人們?nèi)匀挥谩癰iro”代指任何種類的圓珠筆。People will always remember記住 Biro for因?yàn)?his invention發(fā)明. Today in many English-speaking countries'kntr說英語的國家, people still仍然 use the word

46、“biro” to refer to r'f指代 any kind of ballpoint pen.  孔明燈與熱氣球The Kongming Lantern'læntn燈籠 and the hot-air balloon b'lun熱氣球孔明燈在亞洲各地很受歡迎。它是一種封閉頂部，內(nèi)放一支小蠟燭的紙燈籠。蠟燭加熱燈籠內(nèi)的空氣，使燈籠升起來。人們在重要的日子和喜慶節(jié)日期間放孔明燈。The Kongming Lantern 'læntn is very popular流行 all over Asia整個亞洲. It is

47、a kind of一種 paper lantern紙燈籠 with有著 a closedklzd 封閉的top頂部 and a small candle'kænd()l 蠟燭inside里面. The candle heats hit加熱 the air 空氣inside the lantern and makes it riseraz上升. People use the Kongming Lantern on important days and during 'djr在期間 festivals'festv()l節(jié)日. 三國時期，諸葛亮在戰(zhàn)斗中用這

48、種燈籠作信號。孔明燈導(dǎo)致了熱氣球的發(fā)明。你知道任何引起其它發(fā)明的發(fā)明嗎？During the time of the Three Kingdoms'kdm三國, Zhuge Liang used such這樣的 lanterns to give signals'sgn()l發(fā)出信號 in battles'bæt()l戰(zhàn)役. The Kongming Lantern led to導(dǎo)致 the inventionn'ven()n of the hot-air balloon. Do you know any 任何other inventions

49、that led to other inventions? 初二（上）課文 （翻譯）58Unit 5游學(xué)是有教育意義并有趣的An exchangeks'tend; eks- 交換visit is educational ed'ken()l有教育意義的 and interesting!一群來自倫倫伍德帕克學(xué)校的英國學(xué)生正在一次游學(xué)中參觀北京的新華初中。A group of一群 British 英國students from Wood-park School in London are visiting Xinhua Junior 'dunHigh School初中 in

50、Beijing on an educational exchangeed'ken()l ks'tend; eks-教育交換.沙拉說，“剛開始我非常緊張，然而，我的接待家庭非常友好。我很高興在他們家成為一個客人。我已經(jīng)學(xué)會了使用筷子，并且，他們正教我一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)漢語?！薄癐 was very nervous'nvs緊張 at first剛開始,” says Sarah. “However然而, my host主人；主人 family（接待家庭） are really friendly'fren(d)l有好的. Im glad to開心 be a guest gest 客

51、人in their home. Ive learnt to use chopsticks'tpstks筷子, and theyre teaching me a little Chinese!”學(xué)生們在工作日和中國學(xué)生一起學(xué)習(xí)。在周末，他們和接待家庭環(huán)游北京并參觀名勝古跡。The students spend 花費(fèi)（時間）the weekdays 'wikdez工作日 studying with Chinese students. At the weekend在周末, they tourt around Beijing 環(huán)游北京and visit places of intere

52、st 名勝古跡with their host families.埃里克說，“到目前來講，這是一次奇異的經(jīng)歷。我已經(jīng)學(xué)會了一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)太極，并且，我非常喜歡。關(guān)于中國文化和歷史，我們已經(jīng)學(xué)習(xí)了解了很多。老師也給我們介紹了中國畫。我們自己也盡力畫了些畫。我還沒有取得很多成功，但我將繼續(xù)努力?！薄癐ts been a fantasticfæn'tæstk奇異的 experience 經(jīng)歷so far到目前,” says Eric. “Ive learnt a bit of 一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)tai chi, and I really 很的enjoy it. Weve already已經(jīng) l

53、earnt a lot about Chinese culture'klt中國文化 and history歷史. The teachers have introducedntr'djus 介紹us to Chinese painting中國畫 as well也. Weve also tried to 努力paint畫 some pictures ourselves我們自己! I havent had much success 成功yetjet還, but Ill keep trying繼續(xù)努力.”沙拉說，“我已經(jīng)交了很多新朋友。當(dāng)我返回到家，我計劃和他們保持聯(lián)系。我們很快將看到

54、彼此，因?yàn)樗麄儗⒃谙聜€月的教育交換的第二個部分來到英國。我迫不及待了?！薄癐ve made many new friends交了很多新朋友,” says Sarah. “I plan to 計劃keep in touch tt with 保持聯(lián)系them when I return返回 home. Well see one another彼此 soon很快 because theyll come over to the UK 來到英國for the second part部分 of the exchange 交換next month下個月. I cant wait!”參與我們的交換生活動Tak

55、e part in參加 our educationaled'ken()l教育 exchange交換你熱愛旅游，喜歡結(jié)識新朋友嗎？是？你曾經(jīng)在另一個國家生活和學(xué)習(xí)過嗎？沒有？那么現(xiàn)在就加入我們的交換生活動吧！Do you love to travel and meet new people? Yes? Have you ever曾經(jīng) lived and studied in another 另一個country國家? No? Well, join參加 our educational exchange now!我們的交換生活動棒極了。你可以體驗(yàn)不同的文化，學(xué)習(xí)一種新的語言。還可以提高你自己

56、的社交能力，結(jié)交大量的朋友。Our educational exchange is fantasticfæn'tæstk奇幻的；極好的. You can experience經(jīng)歷 a different culture'klt文化 and learn a new language 'lægwd語言. You can improvem'pruv改善 your social skills 's()l社會技能 and make lots of friends.我們的交換生活動共分兩個部分。在第一部分中，交換生將

57、在自己國家旅行，并與你的家人在一起。在第二部分中，你將前往你的交換伙伴的國家，并與他或她的家人待在一起。你會與他或她一起去上學(xué)。你還可以參加當(dāng)?shù)氐幕顒印here are two parts in our educational exchage. In the first part, an exchange student 交換生will travel to your home country 祖國and stay 停留with your family. In the second part, you will travel to your exchange partners 'ptn 搭檔；伙伴home country and stay with his or her family. You will go to school with him or her. You will also take part in參加 local當(dāng)?shù)氐?a