新东方英语口语900句 Lesson 23:Neighborhood
***re Sentences
1. I h**e ***v*** at twenty-four univer***y street f*** twenty years.
2. Great changes h**e taken place *** the ***ighb***hood f*** the past decade.
3. There are us*** *** be a pop s***re on the ***r***r, now it is replac*** by a supemp3arket.
4. There are c***n***s, schools and other ser***ces *** this ***mmunity.
5. Mr. White is my ***ighb***, we ***ve on the sa*** street.
6. The apart***nt ***xt do*** has been f*** long ti***.
7. My ***ighb***s *** from ti*** *** ti***.
8. Kilven has a green , his garden is a sea of flower.
9. Mrs. ***oper is very hospitable, and always keep her house open.
10. My ***ighb*** will take care of our house if we take a vocation out.
11. The kids *** the ***ighb***hood always jump across the defence ****** his garden.
12. Jacky is a Hi-Fi junkie, and always keep his stero on as loud as possible.
13. Lots of ever green trees h**e been plant*** along the roads.
14. There are ***wer build***g of the steet.
Dialog Exercise
Number o***, a telepho*** call from a ***ighb***.
The telepho*** is r***g***g. Judy p***ks up the receiver.
A. Hello, Judy is speak***g. Who is cal***ng, please?
B. This is Phiana, Judy. I'm s***ry *** call you late, but I want you do *** f*****.
A. Oh, it's all right. How can I help you?
B. I'm tak***g a trip *** *** see my mother *** law ***m***row. She just broke her leg, and ******s help. It ca*** out a sudden, Judy. I wasnt' prepar***.
A. I'm s***ry *** hear that, Phianna. Can I help you?
B. Yes, when I'm away. Will you take care of my dog?
A. No problem, I love Peter.
B. And the garden? I know you h**e a green sun. Will you help *** the garden? Besides, I don't want Kids *** jump across the fence ****** the garden.
A. I'm try my best.
B. And as the house might be empty f*** a while, will you tell the milkman and the ***wspaper boy *** s***p de***very?
A. I will. I hope everyth***g as f***e as you .
B. It's very k***d of you, Judy. Thanks a mil***on.
Number two, A ***w ***ighber ******s.
A. Good even***g, Mrs. Bill. We ***t last week at the church. I'm your ***w ***ighb***, Bill, Clerk.
B. Oh, Mr. Clerk. Wel****** *** my house. ****** on ***.
A. I'm s***ry *** bother you. But I'd ***ke *** ask you so*** questions.
B. I'm ***ver ***o busy *** help a ***ighb***, Mr. Clerk. What would you ***ke *** know?
A. Well, first, will you tell *** what ti*** the milkman ******s? When will the ***wspaper boy ****** every m***n***g? And wh***h day are the letters de***ver***?
B. That's simple. The milk and ***wspaper ******s every m***n***g at around six thirty. The postman will be here every Thursday afternoon.
A. Are there any c***n***s ***arby?
B. Sure, I h**e ***v*** *** this ***mmunity f*** around ten years. And I do love it. There are c***n***s, s***res, schools, churches, post off***es and other ser***ces here. The c***n*** is just opp***e the street, opp***e the post off***e. It is open around o'clock.
A. Thank you very much f*** your help, Mrs. Bill. En.. there is so***th***g else. I h**e so*** noddie boys, Mrs. Bill. They jump*** across of the fense yesterday and made a ***ss of your garden. My wife and I are very s***ry about that.
B. Ha, Oh, there are your boys. It doesn't matter. Tell your wife and your kids *** *** on *** whe***ver they h**e ti***. By the way, There is another th***g I must get , ***o.
A. What's that?
B. Your stereo system must be the best qua***ty. They are so loud that I can hear clearly.
A. The boys aga***. I'm very s***ry, Mrs. Bill. I'll see *** it.