大学口语 (Campus Oral English).docVIP

Campus Oral English Introduction 序言Acknowledgements 致谢Notes for students 致读者How to get the most out of these dialogues 使用指南Chapter 1： Studies 学习Teachers 老师Courses 课程Assignments 作业Majors 专业Exams 考试Chapter 2 ：Leisure 休闲娱乐Sleep 睡觉Students Union 学生会Holidays 假期Parties 派对Shopping 购物Chapter 3：Campus Love 校园爱情Loneliness 孤独Dating 约会Relationships 恋爱关系Cheating 欺骗Breaking up 分手Chapter 4：Buildings 建筑物Dorms 宿舍Canteen 食堂Library 图书馆Teaching buildings 教学楼Gym 健身房 Chapter 5 English 英语Speaking 口语Listening 听力Reading 阅读Writing 写作English corners 英语角 Chapter 6 Campus life 校园生活Bicycles 自行车Military training 军训Gossip 八卦Computer games 电脑游戏Stress 压力 Chapter 7 Finance 金融财务.Budgets 预算Part-time jobs 兼职 Borrowing money 借钱Finding a job 找工作Future plans 未来规划 Chapter 8 Food and drink 食物Eating habits 饮食习惯Vegetarian 素食者Muslim food 穆斯林食物.Eating snacks 吃零食 Chinese food 中餐 Chapter 9 Entertainment 娱乐TV series 电视剧 Gambling 赌博 Dancing 跳舞 Board games 棋盘类游戏 Movies 电影 Chapter 10 Sports 运动 Football 足球 Sports 运动Chinese football 中国足球 Cricket 板球Working out in the gym 在健身房锻炼 Answer key Introduction序言 This book is different from many other oral English books on the market today because the speaking and language exercises are based on the lexical approach. The lexical approach was developed by Michael Lewis in 1996 where there is an emphasis on collocations, phrases and expressions. This is because two, three, four and even five-word collocations, phrases and expressions make up a huge percentage of all naturally-occurring text, spoken or written. Estimates vary, but it is possible that up to 70% of everything we say, hear, read or write is to be found in some form of fixed expression. Therefore, it is vital to realise that this is the way we store vocabulary in our lexical minds. We are more likely to memorise and use phrases rather than single words. In this book there is no emphasis on word lists or grammar. After studying English for several years your need now is the ability to combine words, many of which you alre