沈师范雅思培训怎么样 我想从基础学英语

一、急功近利。这种情况的具体表现是：需要通过英语称职考试，或与领导发生争执想通过考研而摆脱目前的工作岗位。在这种形势逼人的情况下，很多人往往想到要学英语。由于平常没有打下一定的基础，匆忙上阵后往往会觉得十分困难。事实上，如果平时就能有意识地看看英文电影或英文小说什么的，目的性并不是很强，遇到非学英语不可的时候就不会有太大的心理压力。
二、一曝十寒。参加了工作的朋友都会有过这样的经历：由于生活的不如意，我们曾经多次下过决心要学好英语，并*来了相关的英文教材。但往往坚持了十几天或一、两月后，由于感到英语并不好学，我们原先的热情就会逐渐消退。年龄越大，这样反复的次数就越多。
三、“一口要吃下一个胖子”。很多工作后的朋友在下决心学外语后，都表示自己每天要拿出大量的时间来“占领英语这块阵地”。而事实上大多数人坚持一周左右后因感觉受不了而半途而废。事实上如果你下定了学习外语的决心，就应该做好打“持久战”的准备。开始少学点，等学到有点感觉了，再逐渐增加每天学习的内容。
四、“高不成，低不就”。很多打算自学英语的朋友以前或多或少都有些英语基础，正因为如此，许多人看不起最基础的教材。实际上如果你能将《新概念英语》二、三册学得很熟，应付一般的英语考试已经绰绰有余了了；如果你能背诵《新概念英语》二、三册中的一些课文，且对每一篇课文都能了然于胸，则参加四、六级及研究生入学考试时也不会费很大的功夫。
总之，学习外语不能有速成的心理，如果有一天你发现英语学习已经成为你日常生活中必不可少的内容时，那就说明你的英语学习已经步入正轨了。

自学英语的网站 还不如*书,比上网好多了

英语语音的图解：）~
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英语语音学习（在线发音学习，有示范的：）
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英语音标发音mp3
标准美语语音突破录音+文本
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英语音标发音学习
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国际音标发音(很好的在线发音学习：)
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《赖世雄精准美国英语音标发音指南文本＋语音 赖世雄教你轻松学英语> <span class=》[MP3!]
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学习英语音标的软件,它的名字叫做英语音标大师,最新版本是2.1,有了它,学习音标不再是枯燥无味的工作。 英语音标大师的主页地址是 / ，
也可以在网路中国共享软件注册中心 .cn/shareware_view.asp?id=/6BD95281-B7E2-4290-9DC8-F72D4102D036/ 下载到，软件安装包只有3.13M，安装后运行界面如下：
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《新概念英语》
双语出版人：沈维贤
合作出版人：李朋义
合作编译者：亚历山大（L.G Alexander），金斯伯里（Roy King*ury），何其莘（He Qixin）
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责任编辑：(朗文)管燕红，蔡德慧，（外研社）任小玫
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出版社：由外语教学与研究出版社和培生教育出版中国有限公司联合出版
《新概念英语》（New Concept English）作为享誉全球的最为经典地道的英语教材，以其严密的体系性、严谨的科学性、精湛的实用性、浓郁的趣味性深受英语学习者的青睐，《新概念英语》在中国有 30多年的历史，每年有数百万学习者，早已成为英语学习者的必选读物。

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2004年6月
《象人》（《The Elephant Man》）中英对照版

作者：Tim Vicary（英）

翻译：丁松涛
Chapter 1

The Creature in the Shop

My name is Dr Frederick Treves. I am a doctor at the London Hospital. One day in 1884, I saw a picture in the window of a shop near the hospital. I stopped in front of the shop and looked at the picture. At first I felt interested, then I felt angry, then afraid. It was a horrible, ugly picture. There was a man in the picture, but he did not look like you and me. He did not look like a man. He looked like an elephant.

I read the writing under the picture. It said：

Come in and see the Elephant Man. 2 pence. I opened the door and went in.

There was a man in the shop. He was a dirty man in an old coat with a cigarette in his mouth. ‘What do you want？’he asked.

‘I'd like to see the elephant man, please, ’I said.

The man looked at me angrily. ‘Well, you can't, ’ he said. ‘The shop's closing now. You can come back tomorrow. ’

‘I'm sorry, ’I said. ‘ But I would like to see him now. I have no time tomorrow―I have a lot of work to do. But I can give you more than 2 pence. ’

The man looked at me carefully. Then he took the cigarette out of his mouth and *iled with his yellow teeth.

‘All right, sir, ’he said. ‘Give me twelve pence then. ’

I gave him the money and he opened a door at the back of the shop. We went into a little room. The room was cold and dark, and there was a horrible *ell in it.

A creature sat on a chair behind a table. I say a creature, because it was not a man or a woman, like you or me. The creature did not move or look at us. It sat very quietly on the chair in the cold, dark, dirty room, and looked at the table. The creature had a cloth over its head, because of the cold. On the table in front of it, there was a dead flower.

‘Stand up! ’said the shopkeeper, loudly.

The creature stood up slowly. It took the old cloth off its head, and put it on the chair.

I looked at the creature and felt sad. I am a doctor, so I know a lot about accidents and ill people. I see horrible, ugly things every day. But this creature, this thing, was the worst of all. There were no men or women in the hospital like him.

He wore some old trousers, but no shirt, coat, or shoes, so I could see his body very well. His head was the most interesting thing. It was very, very big―like an enormous bag with a lot of books in it. The head did not have much hair, and there was another bag of brown, dirty skin at the back of it. This skin came down below his neck. I could not see one of his eyes very well, because a lot of skin came down in front of his face, too.

An enormous red tooth came out of his mouth, under his nose. It looked like an elephant's tooth. The mouth and nose were like holes in the face. The face could not *ile or laugh or look angry or sad, because the skin could not move. It was dead, like an elephant's face.

There were more bags of dirty skin on the front and back of the creature's body. These bags came down to his legs. The right arm was enormous, and there were bags of skin on it, too. The right hand was like a man's foot.

But the left hand the left arm and the left hand were beautiful! The left arm had wonderful skin, and the fingers of the left hand were long and beautiful. It was like a young woman's hand!

‘Walk, Merrick! ’ said the shopkeeper angrily. ‘Come on, quickly, move! ’He hit the creature with his hand.

Slowly, the creature walked across the room. But he could not walk well. His legs were very big and fat, and he had a bad back. He could not walk far without a stick.

‘All right, thank you, ’I said. ‘Let him sit down. I don't want to see any more. ’I felt ill, and the *ell in the room was very bad.

‘Yes, sir, ’said the shopkeeper. ‘Sit down, Merrick. ’

We went out of the room and closed the door. The shop－keeper *iled at me with his yellow teeth.

‘Wonderful, sir, isn't it？’he said. ‘The best Elephant Man in England! Hundreds of people come to see him, you know, hundreds! I take him all over the country, I do! ’

‘Yes, very interesting, ’I said. ‘Can I sit down？’

‘Yes, sir, of course. Here's a chair. ’He looked at me, *iling. ‘Would you like a glass of water, sir？’

‘Yes, please, ’I said. Then I looked at the things in the dirty shop. There were two or three bad apples and some old black bananas：that was all. ‘Er, no…no, thank you. I'm all right, ’I said. ‘Did you…did you call the creature Merrick？’

‘That's right, sir. Joseph Merrick. The best ElephantMan in England! I take him all over the country, you know. Lots of people want to see him. ’

‘Yes, I see. Do you get a lot of money？’

‘Well, sometimes we do, sir, yes. But it's difficult, you see, sir, because of the police. The police don't like us, you see, sir. So we can't stay in a town very long. We usually move every week. ’

‘Yes, I see. Well, anyway, Mr…er？’

‘Silcock, sir. Simon Silcock. ’

‘Yes, well, Mr Silcock, I'm a doctor at the London Hospital. My name is Dr Treves. I think this…er… this man Joseph Merrick is very interesting, and I would like to see him at the hospital. I want to look at him more carefully, you see.

‘Yes sir, I see. But how can he get to the hospital？It's going to be difficult. ’

‘Why, man？ The hospital's not far from here. ’

‘Well, yes, sir. I know. But, you see, Merrick can't walk very well. He needs help. ’

‘You can come with him. Do you want more money？Is that it？’

‘Well, yes, sir, I do. But, you see, people are afraid of him too… In the road, little boys always run after him and hit him. Then the police get angry because people are afraid. Sometimes they take us to prison. ’

‘I see, ’I said. ‘Well, how can he come to the hospital, then？’

‘Bring a cab, sir, ’said Silcock. ‘You can take him to the hospital in a cab.
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