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The dialogue content scenes of the college entrance examination (forum) exam are basically familiar to candidates, including campus, life, work and various social places. It is helpful to know some common words and expressions in some scenes. We should not only know the meanings of these common words and phrases, but also know their synonymous expressions. This is because the original words and phrases in the dialogue will not appear in the options in the listening questions now. The following scenes account for the largest proportion in the dialogue. Mastering the common phrases and expressions in these scenes will help you grasp the key to solving problems from vocabulary, phrases and so on.

(1) restaurant scene:

Order a meal, serve a meal and keep the change! Keep the change! Tip tip treat (this is my treat! My treat! Let's go Dutch. ) Steak steak cheese sandwich bacon soup soup soup clear water tap water (for washing hands in western food) doughnut appetizer appetizer dessert, fruit (as the last course of dinner) Go out for dinner/dinner, go out to eat snack bar snack street; Eating hamburgers, cola, coca-cola and French fries restaurant; Coffee shop; Dining room; Cafeteria; Canteen; Buffet buffet

(2) Post office scene:

Stamp envelope parcel overweight extra postage Send/post/send a letter/post express mail airmail airmail surface mail land mail account.

(3) Library scene:

Library card; Borrow; Lend; Keep; Renew; Bookshelf; Novel; Science fiction; Magazine; Periodicals; Reference books; Librarian: Librarian pays a fine. Can I help you? /What can I do for you?

(4) Hospitals and health sites:

Aspirin aspirin general doctor private doctor emergency room emergency room ICU (intensive care unit) treatment measures temperature/blood pressure medicine: pills/tablets heart attack heart attack cold/flu: suffering from/catching a cold; Pain; Headache; Stomach pain; Lumbago; Sore throat, sore throat and cough; I have a fever. What's the matter? How's it going? How are you? Answer: I'm fine. /I feel good/great. /I couldn't be better. There is nothing wrong with me. All right. I don't feel well. /I feel terrible/terrible/terrible. /I am not myself these days. Not so good. (Pay attention to tone: when you are in good health, your tone rises and your tone is very cheerful; When you are in poor health, you lower your voice and your tone is very depressed. )

(5) Telephone scenario:

Operator operator extension 6226. Please turn to 6226. The telephone line is bad/busy/busy. It's always busy. The line is busy. Long distance collect call collect call connect connect please hold on. Hey! I'm talking. Who are you? /Who is this? Call someone. ; Give it to sb. I'll call back later. I'll call him/her again. I can't get through. Sorry, I'm afraid you have the wrong number.

(6) Hotel scene:

Make a reservation at the reception desk, check in and check out, single room, single room suite. Do you have a reservation, sir? Do you have any vacant rooms? Are there any vacant rooms here? ) Is there a room available? All the rooms are full. The room is full. Can I have a suite? How much do you charge? Smoking or not smoking? Including meals. Including diet. Can I show you your room? /May I help you with your luggage?

(7) overspeed scene:

Speeding. May I see your driver's license? You will be fined 20 dollars.

(8) Shopping scene:

Stores, grocery stores, department stores, shopping centers, shopping centers, product information: dimensions; Color; Style; Price What color/size/kind do you want? Goods are expensive, cheap is high, and cheap is cheap. Cheap goods are popular/fashionable. Fashion is not popular. Out of stock, out of stock, out of stock, out of stock.

(9) Weather conditions:

Cloudy; Cloudy; Cloudy; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Yin; Cloudy; Lei's; Strong; Strong wind; Tornado-like; Typhoon; Stormy. It rained cats and dogs. It's raining cats and dogs. It rains cats and dogs, showers clear up the sky, clothes collect rainwater, and the weather in London/Seattle means that bad weather in California means that good weather is often associated with weather: holidays and flights (delayed/cancelled by bad weather).

(10) airport scene:

Welcome to board, welcome to board, check in in the direction of ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

20 1 1 vocabulary of English listening in NMET

NMET 20 1 1 Vocabulary that must be remembered in English listening: month, week, traffic, currency (money), place (situational language) and so on. 1, month

1February: Abb.

January, January, February, February.

March, March, April, April

May. May. June. June.

July, July, August, August.

September. October. October.

November, November, December, December.

2. Week

Seven days: Abb.

Sunday Sun. Monday. Monday.

Tuesday. Tuesday. Wednesday.

Thursday. Thursday. Friday, Fri.

Saturday.

Step 3 transport

Transportation, plane, bus, car, train, subway (underground), boat, ship, taxi, vehicle, timetable, journey, speed,

4. Currency

Unit USD, HKD, RMB, GBP, change, coin, check, cash, credit card, bank,

5. Location (Situational Language)

Restaurant (restaurant) terminology:

Meals, menus, bills, orders, tips, hamburgers, sandwiches, soups, dishes, beer, soft drinks, fully booked, etc.

Hospital (hospital) terminology:

Take medicine, take temperature, take medicine, have a headache, have a fever, take blood pressure, wait room, etc.

Hotel (hotel) terms:

Single room, double room, room number, room service, check-in, check-out and elevator, etc.

Post office terms:

Mail, delivery, stamps, envelopes, telegrams, postage, etc.

Airport terminology:

Flight, departure, landing, luggage, China Airlines, information desk, boarding, customs, departure time, arrival, etc.

Station (station) terminology:

Round-trip ticket, one-way ticket, berth ticket, ticket, ticket, conductor, etc.

Shop (shop) terminology:

Discount, size, color, price, change, customer, cost, cheapness, discount, etc.

School terms:

Examinations, courses, canteens, playgrounds, libraries, laboratories, degrees, foreign languages, etc.

Family provisions:

Keywords relatives, relationship, reunion, uncle, parents, aunt, family reunion, generation,

6, festivals

Holidays, festivals, Mid-Autumn Festival, May Day, National Day, Teacher's Day, Children's Day, Mother's Day (Father's Day), New Year's Day, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, Halloween, Valentine's Day,

7. Exercise

Basketball, football, volleyball, baseball, tennis, table tennis, badminton running, swimming, shooting, fishing, surfing, skating, rock climbing, jumping, gym, stadium,

8. Entertainment

Concerts, performances, exhibitions, movies, movies, plays, theaters, museums, music, entertainment, bands, chess, amusement parks, nightclubs, picnics, bowling,

9. occupation

Staff, secretaries, managers, bosses, professors, lawyers, businessmen, drivers, doctors and nurses, principals, headmistress, librarians, engineers, technicians, farmers, policewomen, coaches,

10, health (problem)

Keywords health, weight gain, weight loss, keeping healthy, balanced diet, smoking, AIDS, SARS,

1 1, time

Century, year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second, yesterday, today, tomorrow, weekend,

Noon, morning, afternoon, evening, evening,

12, theme

China Mathematics English

Physical chemistry biology

Political historical geography

Art, music and sports

13, nationality

China, Japanese, German, French, American, Australian, British, Russian, New Zealander,

Canadians, Italians, Spaniards,

14, major countries, regions and cities

People's Republic of China (PRC), Beijing, USA, USA, new york, Chicago, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Britain, London, France, Paris, Germany, Berlin, Australia, Canberra/Sydney, Japan, Tokyo, Canada, Toronto/Ottawa, Italy, Rome, Spain, Madrid, Russia, Moscow, Europe,

15, number (quantity)

Millions, thousands, hundreds, dozens, scores, ten years, first, second, third, fourth, fifth, eighth, ninth, twelfth, twentieth,

16, technology

Computer, internet, technology, science, information, e-mail, download, online, offline, cloning, robot, mobile phone/mobile phone, satellite, spaceship, fax,

17, clothes (clothes)

Clothing, dresses, suits, evening dresses, jackets, shirts, skirts, T-shirts, pants, shorts, shirts, sweaters, coats, coats, ties, socks, stockings, shoes, boots, hats and uniforms.

18, food and beverage (food and beverage)

Hamburgers, sandwiches, bread, flour, milk, pork, beef, mutton, chicken, fish, rice, vegetables, black tea, green tea, coffee, black coffee, wine, alcohol and soft drinks.

20 1 1 NMET English: A Review of Listening Questions

Digital test questions mainly examine numbers, including quantity, age, time, price, etc. Can appear in all types of listening tests; Location-based questions mainly investigate the location, and the investigation of this content is mostly a special question starting with where; Inference questions not only include inferring numbers and places, but also often examine students' inferences about identity, relationships, attitudes, emotions and the causes of events. Topic questions mainly examine students' ability to grasp the main content of short dialogues or monologues.

For college entrance examination listening, it is very important to grasp the test sites and related skills. Let's summarize the common listening test sites of the college entrance examination.

The first is the number. Digital test questions mainly examine numbers, including quantity, age, time, price, etc. , can appear in all types of listening tests. For different numerical questions, candidates can take different skills such as recording, judging and inferring to answer.

Prompt 1: For telephone number, house number, flight number and license plate number, candidates can take dictation to record the required numbers.

Tip 2: For the problem of judging numbers, you need to judge the numbers that meet the meaning of the problem from two or more numbers you hear.

Tip 3: Inference usually involves four simple mathematical operations, and it takes a little calculation to get the correct answer.

Second, the location. Location-based questions mainly investigate the location, and the content of this item is mostly special questions starting with where, such as: Where is the conversation most likely to take place? Where is this conversation most likely to happen? When solving this kind of test questions, you need to have some accumulation and inference.

Tip 1: Be familiar with and accumulate common place names, such as the names of countries, capitals, big cities, famous landmark buildings and famous mountains and rivers.

Tip 2: Be familiar with and accumulate words, phrases, sentence patterns and scenes related to various places.

Tip 3: According to the content of the conversation, make logical reasoning with common sense of life, so as to know the place where the conversation takes place.

Because there may be place names in spaces, candidates should also pay attention to the case of place names to ensure accurate and standardized spelling.

Third, inference. Inference questions not only include inferring numbers and places, but also often examine students' inferences about identity, relationships, attitudes, emotions and the causes of events. Generally speaking, such questions usually appear in short conversations.

Tip 1: Be familiar with and accumulate words, phrases, sentence patterns and scenes corresponding to different characters' identities and relationships, and make judgments according to the address forms and keywords provided by the dialogue content and the common sense of life during the exam.

Tip 2: Be familiar with and accumulate different meanings expressed by different pronunciations and intonations, as well as the implied information expressed by specific words, phrases and sentence patterns, and make accurate judgments.

Tip 3: Listen carefully to the whole process and cause and effect of the incident, select the essence from the rough, discard the false and keep the true, and find out the real cause of the incident.

Fourth, the theme content. Topic questions mainly examine students' ability to grasp the main content of short dialogues or monologues. Students need to grasp key words or topic sentences and analyze and summarize the topic according to the key information obtained.

Supplementary information: common words and sentence patterns in listening

First-class key words: reserve/ reservation, receiver/ receiver/reception, desk, register/registration/book.

Nouns: rent, style, reservation, meeting, grades, return flight, accommodation, details, destination, apartment/apartment, part, a king's room, shower, death,

Verbs: reserve, reserve, register, sign, recommend,

Adjectives: available, amazing, terrible, boring, incremental, grand, extra, terrible, digital, punitive,

Adverbs: definitely, downward, through, gently,

Phrases: check, start, investigate, now, in the long run, on behalf of, go to, except, travel/attractions, take down/leave a message, drop in/visit, put someone. At ease, put someone down. Pass, in stock,

Sentence pattern: 1. Then all settings are 2. Take your time. It's not cheap. No wonder ...

5. It's a deal. 6. You must be joking. 7. Can we arrive on time? 8. That's what happened. 9. It depends. 10. It is not designed for scientists either.