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去邮局

Go to the Post Office

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去邮局 课本插图
去邮局 课本插图
去邮局 课本插图
去邮局 课本插图
去邮局 课本插图
去邮局 课本插图

课文 Text

gōngyuánpángbiānyǒuyóu

There is a post office beside the park.

yǒushíyóugěidōng西dànshì

Dad sometimes goes to the post office to send things to Grandad, but

hěnshǎoxìnguǒyǒushìyàonǎinǎishuō

…rarely sends letters. If he has something to tell Grandad and Grandma,

yǒushídiànhuàyǒushídiànziyóujiànyǒushí

Sometimes he telephones, sometimes he sends an email, sometimes he sends

chuánzhēn

…a fax.

měiyóudōugēnzhemǎiyóupiàokǒu

Every time Dad goes to the post office I go with him to buy stamps

àihàoyóujīngleshíduōguójiādeyóu

I collect stamps, and already have stamps from more than forty countries

piàoměidāngfānkāiyóuběndōufēichánggāoxìngzài

…stamps. Every time I open the album I am delighted. In

yóuběnrènshíleduōshìjièmíngrénxué

…in my stamp album I met many famous people and learned

leshǎoshǐzhīshíliǎojiěleguódefēngqínghái

…a good deal of history, learned the customs of many countries, and

xīnshǎngleshìjièderánfēngguāngyóuběnhái

…admired the natural scenery of the whole world. The album also has

yǒuduōdòngyóupiàoyóupiàozhèxiēyóupiàoshǐ使

…many animal stamps and sports stamps. These stamps have

kāikuòleyǎnjièzēngzhǎnglejiànwén

…it widened my horizons and taught me a great deal.

qiántiānzàixiānggǎngdegěitàoyóu

A few days ago my aunt in Hong Kong sent me a set of stamps

piàoshìtàoqìngzhùxiānggǎnghuíguīzhōngguódeniànyóu

…stamps, a commemorative set for Hong Kong's return to China

piàofēichángnánshífēnbǎoguìfàngzài

…stamps. They are rare and precious. I put them in

lezuìàideyóuběn

…into his favourite stamp album.

生字 Characters

hǎo

fānshíle

xīnshǎng

to appreciate; to enjoy

tàoqìngnán

词语 Words

yóu

post office

rènshí

to know; to recognise

liǎojiě

to understand; to find out

xīnshǎng

to appreciate; to enjoy

zhīshí

knowledge

zēngzhǎng

to grow; to increase

aunt (father's sister)

qìngzhù

to celebrate

bǎoguì

precious

zhuānyǒumíng(Proper-noun)

Proper nouns

xiānggǎng

Hong Kong

句子 Sentences

gěitàoyóupiào

My aunt sent me a set of stamps.

fàngzàileyóuběn

I put it in my stamp album.

课堂练习 Exercises in Class

xiěxiě(Lean towite)

hǎo

lexīnshǎngzēng

tàoqìngnánguì

yóu

post office

dōng西

xìn

qián

dàoběijīng

àihào

hào

hào

hàoxué

hǎowèn

fānkāi

fānshēn

fāndòng

fān

zhīshí

knowledge

chángshí

rènshí

to know; to recognise

shí

liǎojiě

to understand; to find out

xīnshǎng

to appreciate; to enjoy

shǎnghuā

shǎngyuè

jiào

zēngzhǎng

to grow; to increase

zēngjiā

zēngjìn

aunt (father's sister)

tàojiā

liǎngtàoyóupiào

tào

qìngzhù

to celebrate

guóqìng

xiàoqìng

nán

nánguài

nánguò

nándiǎn

nán

bǎoguì

precious

guì

guì

tàiguì

kàngzhǎnhuàn

tàoyóupiào

zuòwánle

gěitàoyóupiào

jīntiāndezuòzuòwánle

gěitàoyóupiào

jīngjīntiāndezuòzuòwánle

gěitàoyóupiào

míngmíngjīngjīntiāndezuòzuòwánle

gěitàoyóupiào

nǎinǎi

jiàn

di

zhāngshēng

liǎngběnshū

fàngzàileyóuběn

fángjiān

yúnyún

shūbāo

liàngliàng

wán

chē

duìhuà(Dialogue)

míngmíngliàngliàngzhèshìtàoshénmeyóupiàoa

liàngliàngqìngzhùxiānggǎnghuíguīzhōngguódeyóupiàoshìqiánértiāncóngxiānggǎngláide

míngmínghuānyóujiāpángbiānjiùyǒuyóuchángchánggēn

érmǎiyóupiào

liàngliàngjīngleshíduōguójiādeyóupiàoleyǒushénmeyóupiào

míngmíngyǒudòngyóupiàoyóupiàoháiyǒuduōmíngrényóupiàoránfēngguāng

yóupiào

liàngliàngzhēnduōayóuyǒuhěnduōhǎochùcóngyóupiàoshàngrènshílehěnduōmíngrén

míngmíngméicuòcóngyóupiàoshàngzhīdàoleshìjièshàngdehěnduōfāng

liàngliàngyǒukòngerdeshíhòumenyóupiàochūláikànkànba

míngmínghǎoa

xiǎngxiǎngshuōshuōThink andl answer the following gurtstions

(1)rénmenyóuzuòshénme

(2)yóuyǒuxiēhǎochù

阅读 Reading

yóupiàoshàngdeshì

The story on the stamp

hěnhuāntónghuàshìzhègeshìjiàoǒu

I am very fond of a fairy tale called The Adventures of Pinocchio

shìjiǎngdeshìyǒujiàogàidōudelǎorénzuòleǒuzhè

The story tells of an old man called Geppetto who made a puppet. This

ǒuhěnbiénéngjìngkāiyǎnjīngkàndōng西huìkāikǒushuōhuàchàng

…puppet was unusual: he could open his eyes and see, and speak and sing,

háinéngshítuǐzǒulǎoréngěilemíngjiàonuòcáohuángěizuò

…and could walk. The old man named him Pinocchio and also made him

lesòngshàngxuédànshìnuòcáohěntānwánerdàojiēshàngjiù

…made him clothes and sent him to school. But Pinocchio loved to play, and once in the street he

gēnzhebiédeháiziǒuyuànkànnàozàiyuànnàochū

…followed the other children to the puppet theatre for the fun of it. At the theatre he caused

leluànzichàdiǎnérbèirēngjìnhuǒshāoàixuétiāndàowǎn

…trouble and was nearly thrown into the fire and burned. He did not like study either, and all day long

zhǐxiǎngwánguóyóuwánéryǒuzàiwánguóbèibiànchéngle

…only wanted to go to Toyland. Once, in Toyland, he was turned into a

tóutuánmǎilexiàláiyòngchēzǒuleshàngchīlehěn

…a donkey. A circus bought him and carted him away. On the road he suffered

duōzuìhòucáizàihǎishàngpèngdàolegàidōulǎoréngàidōulǎorényòu

…much hardship, and at last met old Geppetto at sea. Geppetto took him

dàihuílejiācóngnuòcáogǎidiàolehuàimáobìngxuéhuìlezuòshìdǒng

…home. From then on Pinocchio gave up his bad ways, learned to work, and came to

leyònggōngshūzhàolǎoréntiānnuòcáojiàoxǐngláixiàn

…understand study and the care of the old. One day Pinocchio woke to find he

zàishìǒuleérbiànchénglepiàoliàngdeháizi

…he was no longer a puppet but had become a beautiful boy.

zhèshìyóupiàoshàngdetónghuàshìhuānshōucángyóupiàoyīnwèi

This is a fairy tale on a stamp. I like collecting stamps because they

shìzhīshíbǎo

…is a treasury of knowledge

生字 Characters

tān

diàoWarnds andexpressions)

tónghuà

ǒu

tānwáner

yònggōng

zhào