inside man

一、Shortconversations

Newwords

differvdifferencen

ariesof一系列

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Man:Whendotheythinkthenewhighwayisgoingto

befinished?ItwassuppodtobeopenbySeptember.

Woman:Iheardonthenewsthatit’sthreemonths

behindschedule.

QuestionWhatdowelearnfromtheconversation?

behindschedule:laterthantheplan

aheadofschedule(反义词组)

2

Woman:Ithinkthateveryoneshouldpayeverytime

ll,theyhaveto

paywhentheybuyanewspaper.

Man:Perhapsweshouldagreetodifferaboutthat.

QuestionWhatistheman’sopinion?

agreetodifferaboutthat:agreetohavedifferent

opinion;let’sbothhaveourownopinionandnottrouble

theother

3

Man:Andsowe’veenallfivefilmswhichhavebeen

chonforthisyear’sAcademyAwardforBestFilm...

Woman:Andnow,themomentoftruth...Whoisthis

year’swinner?

QuestionWhatdowelearnfromthewoman?

themomentoftruth:thetimewhenthetruthbecomes

known

4

Woman:Sowhatexactlyareyougoingtodotoimprove

thehealthrvice?

Man:We’veannouncedawholeriesofmeasures

whichwe’llintroduceoverthenextfiveyears.

QuestionWhatistheman’sposition?

5

Woman:Ithinkthegovernmentisgoingtolothe

election.

Man:Tobehonest,I’minfavorofachangeof

government.

QuestionWhatistheman’sopinion?

infavorof:支持，赞成

二、Newsreport

WalterCronkite,perhapsAmerica’sbest-knownjournalist

inrecentyears,hasdiedathishomeinNewYorkattheageof

92.

Duringhisyearsastheprenteroftheeveningnewsat

CBS,CronkiteappearedeveryeveninginAmericanhomes,and

wasalwaysacomfortingprence,withhiscalmvoiceand

espected,listenedtoandliked.

From1962to1981,WalterCronkitewasthemain

prenteroftheCBSeveningnews,reportingwars,natural

diasters,mously,in1963

unusualshowoffeelings,hetookoffhisglass,wipedhiyes

oftears,andreflectedtheemotionofmillions.

In1968Cronkitemadeaspecialprogrammeonthe

clusionwasthatitcouldnotbebroughtto

anendbymilitaryaction,andthatthetwosidesshouldbegin

esidentJohnsonheard

this,hesaid,“IfI’velostCronkite,I’velostMiddleAmerica.”

CronkitewasnamedthemostrespectedmaninAmerica.

Fornearly20years,hefinishedallhisbroadcastswiththeline,

“Andthat’sthewayitis”,ndingmillionsofAmericansto

sleepwiththewordsof“themosttrustedvoiceinAmerica.”

Acomfortingprence:anappearanceofsomeonewhich

makespeoplefeelsafeevenwhenthenewsisbad.

Naturaldisasters:suchasfloods,earthquakes,tsunamis,

typhoontc.

IfI’velostCronkite,IhavelostMiddleAmerica.:IfCronkite

doesnotanylongersupportmypolicies,mostordinary

Americansnolongerbelievetheyareright.

三、Report

6.

WashingtonDC

Muumofnews

15

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Morethan80

OppositetheNationalGalleryofArt

9amto5pmdaily

19.95dollars

7.

(1)complete

(2)AirandSpace

(3)exhibition

(4)moves

(5)wasreported

(6)latestnews

(7)newsreporter

(8)opposite