00:00 Calendar Phrase:
Your skin looks great.
Girl. Den, your skin look dreat.
Boy. Thanks, Marie. I went to the doctor.
He gave me some medicine for my skin.
Girl. Your skin looks great.
Boy. Yeah. I feel better, too. My skin hurt a lot.
Girl. I,m glad you feel better
Your skin looks great.
00:00 Inspector E
It can't be that bad.
It can't be that bad.
"That" shows the degree of something.
00:00 Small Town.
Hugh - Betty! You're my -
Betty - favorite customer. I know. You say that all the time.
Hugh - Well, it's true. Anyway, I have something special for you.
You're going to love this!
Betty - You say that every time, too.
Hugh - Well, I'm sure about it this time.
This is perfect for you!
Betty - OK. What do you have?
Hugh - Eye cream!
00:44 Small Town.
Hugh - Yes. I've noticed you looked a little tired the past few weeks.
Betty - Really?
Hugh - Yes, you have dark circles under your eyes.
Betty - Excuse me?
Hugh - You have dark circles under your eyes.
And they keep getting darker.
Betty - So this cream will help my dark circles?
Hugh - Yes! You just take a little cream and put it under your eyes.
Here, let me show you.
01:16 Small Town.
Betty - Uh, no thanks, Hugh.
Hugh - Oh. OK.
Well, I also have something for those lines on your face.
Betty - What lines?
Hugh - Your wrinkles. Don't you want to look younger?
Betty - Hugh, I think you should go.
Hugh - Why? Did I say something wrong?
Betty - Yes! Don't ever talk about my dark circles or wrinkles again!
Now, go!
Hugh - OK, OK! I/m going. But I'll be back!
Monday, August 4, 2014
00:00 Hi, everyone.
00:38 Keywords:
00:48 - eye (n)
Becky has good eyes. She can see really well.
01:00 - notice (v)
Are you OK? I noticed you've been coughing.
01:08 - tired (adj)
I'm tired. I need some sleep.
01:18 - circle (n)
Ivy is really tired. She has dark circles under her eyes.
01:30 - line (n)
Grandma is old. She has many lines on her face.
01:43 Let's say the keywords together again:
- eye (n)
- notice (v)
- tired (adj)
- circle (n)
- line (n)
02:08 The mission of the day is:
What is Hugh selling?
02:46 Small Town. Part 1.
Hugh - Betty! You're my -
Betty - favorite customer. I know. You say that all the time.
Hugh - Well, it's true. Anyway, I have something special for you.
You're going to love this!
Betty - You say that every time, too.
Hugh - Well, I'm sure about it this time.
This is perfect for you!
Betty - OK. What do you have?
Hugh - Eye cream!
03:23 Study the keyword:
04:26 - eye (n)
04:56 The answer to today's mission is:
He's selling eye cream.
05:07 Small Town. Part 2.
Hugh - Yes. I've noticed you looked a little tired the past few weeks.
Betty - Really?
Hugh - Yes, you have dark circles under your eyes.
Betty - Excuse me?
Hugh - You have dark circles under your eyes.
And they keep getting darker.
Betty - So this cream will help my dark circles?
Hugh - Yes! You just take a little cream and put it under your eyes.
Here, let me show you.
05:41 Study the keywords:
06:11 - notice (v)
06:54 - tired (adj)
07:27 - circle (n)
07:51 Small Town. Part 3.
Betty - Uh, no thanks, Hugh.
Hugh - Oh. OK.
Well, I also have something for those lines on your face.
Betty - What lines?
Hugh - Your wrinkles. Don't you want to look younger?
Betty - Hugh, I think you should go.
Hugh - Why? Did I say something wrong?
Betty - Yes! Don't ever talk about my dark circles or wrinkles again!
Now, go!
Hugh - OK, OK! I/m going. But I'll be back!
08:40 Study the keyword:
09:17 - line (n)
10:19 Inspector E
10:38 It can't be that bad.
10:46 It can't be that bad.
11:07 "That" shows the degree of something.
12:11 Conversation Replay
14:13 Calendar Phrase:
Your skin looks great.
Girl. Den, your skin look dreat.
Boy. Thanks, Marie. I went to the doctor.
He gave me some medicine for my skin.
Girl. Your skin looks great.
Boy. Yeah. I feel better, too. My skin hurt a lot.
Girl. I,m glad you feel better
Your skin looks great.
15:35 Question of the day:
Do you care alot about how you look? Why? or Why not?
00:00 Calendar Phrase:
My skin is dry.
Girl 1. My skin is dry.
Girl 2. Really?
Girl 1. Yes, feel my hand. My skin is dry.
Girl 2. Here. Put this on your skin.
Then your skin will feel better.
Girl 2. Thank you. My skin is dry.
Girl 1. How does your skin feel now?
Girl 2. My skin is soft now. Thanks, Marie!
Girl 1. You're welcome.
00:00 Song Time
01:11 Summer Treats
01:38 - flavor (n)
02:12 - treat (n)
02:51 - treat (v)
03:19 - popsicle (n)
03:49 - mango (n)
04:26 - ice tea (n)
04:49 Song Time
Ice cream, lemonade
Cold and delicious treats
Popsicles, mango ice
They just can't be beat
Iced tea, banana splits
It is so hard to choose
As long as it's refreshing
We will never lose
Summer time is fun time
With such good things to eat
That's why it's my favorite time
To go and have a treat
Have a treat
Summer time is fun time
With such good things to eat
That's why it's my favorite time
To go and have a treat
And have a treat
Summer time is fun time
With such good things to eat
That's why it's my favorite time
To go and have a treat
Summer time is fun time
With such good things to eat
That's why it's my favorite time
To go and have a treat
And have a treat
00:00 Small Town.
Sara - What did you wash your face with?
Renee - I washed with special soap.
And when I washed, I was gentle.
Simon - Hi, Renee!
Hi, Sara. What's wrong with your face?
Did I say something wrong?
Renee - Yes! Sara was already embarrassed about her face.
Now she feels worse.
Simon - I'm sorry.
Renee - I know. I'll talk to her.
01:03 Small Town.
Renee - You could get some medicine for your face, Sara.
That really helped me.
Sara - OK.
Simon - And keep your hands away from your face.
Touching your bad skin won't help it.
Sara - I'll remember that.
Simon - Hey! I know the best medicine for your face!
Sara - What is it?
Simon - Laughing! That's the best medicine!
Renee - Right! Everyone's face looks better with a smile on it.
