Classic Sentences 经典句子
01|I generally ride my bike to school.
我通常是骑自行车上学。
02|He always goes to work on foot.
他总是步行上班。
03|Cycling is good for our environment.
骑自行车对环境有利。
04|More people are taking to their bikes because they are being encouraged to lead healthier lifestyles.
encourage [inkrid] v. 鼓励
越来越多的人迷上了骑自行车，因为这是被鼓励采用的一种健康方式。
05|If you go to work by bicycle instead of by car， you may get more exercise.
如果你骑车上班而不是开车，你会有更多的锻炼。
06|Why don’t we go there by bike
为什么咱不骑自行车去那儿呢？
07|You should ride along the bicycle line.
你应该沿着自行车道骑。
08|Rather than ride on a crowded bus， he always prefers to ride a bicycle.
与其乘坐拥挤的公共汽车，他倒总是更愿意骑自行车。
09|It costs more than you think to run a car.
养一辆车比你想像的要贵得多。
10|More and more people are buying cars and this might turn out to be the major cause of the air pollution.
major [meid] a. 主要的
现在越来越多的人开始拥有私家车，这也许是造成空气污染的主要原因吧。
11|Driving makes you lazy， and it’s not as environmentally friendly as cycling.
开车会让你变懒，而且不如骑自行车环保。
12|Biking is good for you.
骑自行车对你有好处。
13|He offered to drive us to the zoo， but we preferred to walk.
他提出要开车带我们去动物园，但我们喜欢步行。
14|Riding a bike is more conducive to environmental protection.
骑自行车有利于环保。
15|We can reduce the amount we use cars.
我们可以人为地减少用车次数。
Useful Dialogue 实用对话
Riding a Bicycle or Driving a Car
Bailey： How do you usually get to school
Cailyn： I usually ride my bike. Which form of transport do you prefer to use
Bailey： I feel that I can see more when I ride a bicycle， but when I feel lazy， I drive my car.
Cailyn： I think we should discourage people from using their private cars. They produce too much pollution！
Bailey： I agree， but I would find it difficult to stop using my car.It’s just so convenient.
Cailyn： Cars might be convenient， but they are so bad for the environment.
Bailey： Do you have a car
Cailyn： No， I used to have one though. Once I started using my bicycle to get around， I found that I didn’t really need it.
Bailey： Maybe if I sold my car now， I wouldn’t be so tempted to use it.
Cailyn： You could try. It would save you a lot of money.
Bailey： That’s true. Every month， I spend hundreds of dollars on gas， insurance and repairs.
Cailyn： If you got to class by bicycle every day instead of by car， you will get lots of exercise， too！
骑自行车还是开车
贝莉：你一般怎么去学校？
凯琳：我一般都骑自行车去。你喜欢哪种交通工具？
贝莉：我觉得蹬自行车的时候可以看到更多的风景，但是犯懒的时候我就开车。
凯琳：我觉得我们应该劝人们尽量少开私家车。汽车制造的污染太严重了！
贝莉：我同意，不过我觉得不开车很难。开车实在太方便了。
凯琳：开车可能是很方便，但是对环境的影响太恶劣了。
贝莉：你有车吗？
凯琳：没有。以前有过。后来开始骑自行车才发现，其实我并不是特别需要汽车。
贝莉：没准我现在要是把我的汽车给卖了，也就不会非用它不可了。
凯琳：你可以试试看。那样可以帮你省下一大笔钱。
贝莉：没错。我每个月都要花上百美元付那些油费、保险费和修理费。
凯琳：如果你要是加入骑自行车的行列而不是开车，你还能得到很多锻炼呢！
Notes 注释
form [fm] n. 形式
discourage [diskrid] v. 使气馁
convenient [knvinjnt] a. 方便的
tempt [tempt] v. 引诱
小叮咛
①I agree， but I would find it difficult to stop using my car. 我同意，不过我觉得不开车很难做到。difficult：难的（做或完成都很困难的），含义是“克服某种障碍需要特别的技能、才智、知识或勇气”，此外，也常常用于表示难以应付或难以对付：常用用法是it is difficult for us to do sth。例如：It was difficult for us to decide which road to take. 对我们来说，很难决定走哪一条路。
Having a Picnic
野餐
Classic Sentences 经典句子
01|Let’s go hiking on Sunday.
星期天我们去徒步旅行吧。
02|Would you like to go on a picnic with us this weekend
你愿意周末和我们一起去野餐吗？
03|Where shall we go for a picnic
我们到哪儿去野餐？
04|It’s an ideal place for camping.
那是露营的好地方。
05|No one else knows about this spot.
没人知道这个地方。
06|I enjoy camping.
我喜欢露营。
07|When are you going camping again
你什么时候再去露营？
08|I overheard you talking about camping.
我听见你们在谈野营的事。
09|I can’t walk any farther. We just camp here and start tomorrow morning.
我再也走不动了。我们就在这里扎营，明早再出发吧。
10|I’m looking forward to the picnic.
我盼望着去野餐。
11|It is a pleasure to go picnicking in this fine weather.
在这么好的天气去野餐是很开心的。
12|Is everything ready for the picnic
野餐的东西都准备好了吗？
13|The boys have decided to go camping next week.
男孩子们已决定下个星期去露营。
14|Hey， what about the outing
嘿，郊游怎么样？
15|Rain put a damper on our picnic plans.
大雨阻止了我们的野餐计划。
Useful Dialogue 实用会话
Having a Picnic
Peter： It’s so nice to have a picnic in such a lovely day.
Joan： Yes. Let’s start right now. First of all we have to clean the grill. Could you please take care of the grill while I go to collect some wood for starting a fire.
Peter： OK. Leave it to me.
Joan： We have enough wood now.Let’s start the fire and begin roasting the chicken.
Peter： Good. Here are the chicken， and also oil， salt， and chili. I’m going to prepare the plates. Call me if you need my help.
Joan： Fine. I can handle it myself.
Peter： Oh， it smells delicious！ I guess it’s done now Don’t overcook the chicken.
Joan： It is still bloody inside. I should cook it through…OK！ Come to have a taste of this tender， juicy chicken.
Peter： My mouth is already watering. Oh， it’s fantastic！
Joan： I’m glad you like it. Have you brought any drinks
Peter： Yes， there is beer and orange juice in the cooler.
Joan： Oh， and pickles too. Do you need some
Peter： No， thanks. This is good enough！
野餐
彼得：这样的好天气来野餐真是太好了！
乔安：是啊，我们现在就开始吧。首先得把烤架洗干净。你能去洗一下烤架吗？我去捡一些生火的柴。
彼得：好的，交给我吧。
乔安：柴火已经够了。我们生火，开始烤鸡吧！
彼得：太好了。这里是鸡，还有油、盐、辣椒。我去准备餐盘。需要帮忙的话叫我。
乔安：好，我自己能搞定。
彼得：噢，好香啊！我猜已经烤好了吧？不要把鸡肉烤得太熟了。
乔安：鸡肉里面还血淋淋的呢，我该把它烤透一点……好啦！过来尝尝这个鲜嫩多汁的鸡肉吧。
彼得：我已经在流口水了。噢，太棒了！
乔安：你能喜欢我太高兴了。你带喝的了吗？
彼得：是的，冷藏箱里有啤酒和橙汁。
乔安：哦，还有泡菜啊！你来点吗？
彼得：不用了，谢谢。这个已经够好了。
Notes 注释
grill [ɡril] n. 烤架
roast [rust] v. 烘烤
bloody [bldi] a. 血腥的
fantastic [f 8nt 8stik] a. 极好的
小叮咛
①This is good enough. 这个已经够好了。enough：1)
用作副同，充当形容词或副词修饰语，但必须后置。例如：He walks slowly enough. 他走得够慢的了。
2）
enough用作代词，既可代表可数名词，也可代表不可数名词。例如：-Do you need more chairs你们还要椅子吗？
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No. I think there are enough to go round.不要了。我想够用了。
3）
enough用作形容词作定语时，可修饰可数名词或不可数名词，可放在被修饰的名词前也可放在后面。例如：I have enough time（time enough）to finish the work.我有足够的时间来完成这项工作。
Mountaineer
登山健身
Classic Sentences 经典句子
01|Mountaineering is very popular among young people.
登山在年轻人中非常流行。
02|Did you enjoy the mountaineering trip
你喜欢登山旅行吗？
03|Take care as the weather is very changeable on the mountain.
changeable [teindbl] a. 易变的
山上天气多变，要多注意。
04|What fresh air！
