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᝘もο 呕䉢Νሥ
Mar. 1, 2 Mar. 8, 9
lantern (n) [:l,nt-n] 䡉塀iㅲ䡉 cowboy (n) [:kaUbOI] op

experience (n) [Ik:spIri/ns] 㝴変i㝴䠩
mark (v) [mArk] ਂ䑴াi䑴ᔲ
whether (conj) [:wE.-] ᔥˏ̈Շ䅧‫א‬ε䅧̙
celebrate (v) [:sEl/;bret] 䐡ज़ ঐᒄ
ʔ䅳n剨ᡦni
ᔥ吱⁥ਪ呦‫א‬ᙶ㢘䅆
round (adj) [raUnd] 㕗Җᘥi⡐Җᘥ ਪ
ᡦщ
everywhere (adv) [:Evri;wEr] Ց⥒i㉶䘸ίО⥒ wild (adj) [waIld] 〗ᘥ

smuggle (v) [:sm<g/l] ኖቱi ᚘ‫
ج‬ਊ㢔
carry (v) [:k,ri] ㅲiϕiย ˓
respect (v) [rI:spEkt] ㄙ₀

custom (n) [:k<st/m] ⤘᜕ nature (n) [:net{-] ɽІ㉷iІ㉷ᥔ
Mar. 2; 5 Mar. 9; 12
note (n) [not] ㌗䅵iᜅ➆ turtle (n) [:t=tL] ढ偃iऎ偃
entertain (v) [;Ent-:ten] ԴnҞ䒀iԴϞ䤕䙙 bear (n) [bEr] 䄲
drum (n) [dr<m] 㥤 weather (n) [:wE.-] ˂ंiं㐩
trick (n) [trIk] Ҫ偷iतҦ short (adj) [{Ort] ㌗ᘥ
plastic (adj) [:pl,stIk] 㕙䖉䉗

ᘥ skirt (n) [sk=t] ɾ㠷i̒ኘ㠷
pollution (n) [p/:lu{/n] Ϯᡳ dress (n) [drEs] ᤅ㡀i、ኘ㠷
minute (n) [:mInIt] ʱ圔 bright (adj) [braIt] ᔲᜁi 呥့

匇ᜁᘥ
Mar. 5, 6 Mar. 13, 14
ruin (v) [:ruIn] ⎂咖i ҁΌ

์દ on sale (idiom) [An][sel] त䍘iɽ‫ש‬䙓
earth (n) [=>] ή⡐iɺή pants (n) [p,nts] 䤵ɿ
pollute (v) [p/:lut] Ϯᡳ jeans (n) [d}inz] op䤵
government (n) [:g<v-nm/nt] ᡗִ loose (adj) [lus] Вᔸ

䐁呸ᘥ
shoulder (n) [:{old-] ᙐ䈔iᙐ〓

law (n) [lO] ‫ج‬᠙
8. been
elder (adj) [:Eld-] ϋᦙ㢈ɽᘥ
wash (v) [wA{] ⠆ᤓiᤓ䄧
anywhere (adv) [:Eni;wEr] ί ‫
̘א‬7Оή˙
regular (adj) [:rEgj/l-] 㝴੬ਂᘥiϞ⥳᠙ᘥ
ᔥ䅆ਪ̩‫א‬щ֛̩ʕ
Mar. 7, 8 Mar. 14, 15
onion (n) [:<nj/n] ᤅ䘄 perfect (adj) [:p=fIkt] ҁ ᘥ
trust (v) [tr<st] ᜂ7iᥲᜂ waste (v) [west] ई㐶i儔
fact (n) [f,kt] ጣ䀨iॆᥲ hungry (adj) [:h<?gri] 圡䜙ᘥ
on purpose (idiom) [An][:p=p/s] ᡘจή starve (v) [stArv] Դ

≙䜙
especially (adv) [I:spE{/li] ˈՉiतй servant (n) [:s=v/nt] 㔙ɛd㥲ɛ
movie (n) [:muvi] 㥁䐘 hug (v) [h<g] 䞓ᔖd䁤ᔖ

truth (n) [tru>] ጣ䀨i䀨ઋiॆᥲ explain (v) [Ik:splen] 㡆圓i䉩ᔲ
w呕䉢ₐ䑴મ "NFSJDBO)FSJUBHF%JDUJPOBSZ ᘥ ό㌑ₐdνο Z ί呖ₐ㝧‫א‬εₐ㝧もοʘοᅠd㌑ₐ䑴ᤩ <J> LET’S TALK IN ENGLISH 1

Mar. 8, 9 Mar. 1, 2
* Cowboys ride horses. * Please light the lantern.
* Seeing a tiger was an experience! * Today marks the end of our trip.
* Let’s go whether it’s sunny or rainy. * Let’s celebrate Jan’s birthday.
* Wild animals shouldn’t be pets. * Oranges are round.
* Don’t smuggle fruit into the country. * I see lights everywhere.
* Many children respect their parents. * Please carry the box into the house.
* Nature is so beautiful! * Eating fish is a New Year’s custom.
Mar. 9; 12 Mar. 2; 5
* Turtles don’t move fast. * Please write a note to James.
* Bears are dangerous animals. * The performers entertained the children.
* Today’s weather is lovely. * He wants a drum for his birthday.
* That boy is really short. * I want to teach him a new trick.
* This skirt is too short. * Sit in that plastic chair.
* That dress looks nice on you. * Pollution is bad in this city.
* The sun is very bright today. *0HHWPHLQ¿YHminutes.
Mar. 13, 14 Mar. 5, 6

* These shirts are on sale for $10. * The water ruinedWKHSDSHUÀRZHUV
* Tanya wore pants to work today. * Our earth is a beautiful place.
* I like to wear jeans. * Don’t pollute the environment.
* These pants are too loose. * The government should help people.
* Tom carried the box on his shoulder. * Follow the law.
* His elder sister is in high school. * Wash your hands before you eat.
* I didn’t go anywhere for the weekend. * This is my regular morning job.
Mar. 14, 15 Mar. 7, 8

* Your report is perfect. Don’t change it. * I put onions in my salad.
* He wasted time watching TV. * You can trust me.
* Can we eat something? I’m hungry! * The earth is round. That’s a fact.
* There is no food. People are starving. * Joe didn’t push me on purpose.
* The servant cleaned the room. * She likes fruit, especially apples.
* The mother hugged her children. * Let’s go see a movie!
* He explained the problem. * I ate all the pizza. That’s the truth!
2 LET’S TALK IN ENGLISH

TEACHING
MARCH 2018
Level
䘳˖嘓ᔨ᠑
0
ʱᤩ How do you use Let’s Talk in English? First, read the lesson and
ᙵeʕe৷
ɧ␠ underline the words you don’t know. Next, listen to the lesson. Try to
understand the main idea. Finally, check your dictionary and practice
what you have learned.
Conversation
ึ㡗
䘱«ᥴʦ˚ึ㡗
Conversation A
㥇坴嘑剹ο LQWKHRI¿FH
ᘥ‫ج‬
Susie: Hey, Alex. How do you use Let’s Talk? Key Words
Alex: First, read the lesson and underline
read (v) [rid]䜅塈
More the words you don’t know. First, you can read the magazine.
Information
οคʃ㠸֭ Susie: Can I check the words in the underline (v) [;<nd-:laIn]ίnɨ㌁䕴
Next, underline the words.
䎇̋Ыίοคo dictionary?
ᘥ䉥啴 listen (v) [:lIs/n]塃i㔤塃
Alex: Not yet. Just try to guess the meaning You should listen to the lesson.
of the words. Next, listen to the check (v) [t{Ek]ᢇᥴi傖ᢇ

I will check the dictionary later.
Grammar lesson. practice (v) [:pr,ktIs]䕦⤘
Point
I practiced answering the questions.
̩ᝨ㡆ᕕ
ʧ⤃ጠ㡆圓ª䅧 Conversation B
˖‫̩ج‬ᝨ
More Information
Susie: What if I can’t understand the
teachers? main idea (n) [men][aI:di/]⁓ᘥซ‫ج‬
Useful Tip Alex: You don’t have to understand every Use It

˖‫ج‬ㅲ
word. Just listen for the main idea.
ί䉣˖‫ج‬o How do you . . . ?
ㅲԶԴ⁓⥶ :KHQ\RXDUH¿QLVKHGFKHFNWKH • How do you answer this question?
underlined words in the dictionary. • How does he say this word?
Write your own!
Susie: Is that all? ________________________________
Use It Alex: No. You should also practice what
̩ᝨ㢔
ሦ˚ɓ̩ᝨ̙ you have learned.
Ա㚑Է̩ε̋
䕦⤘Դ Susie: Thanks, Alex! Now, Let’s Talk in
English!
LET’S TALK IN ENGLISH 3

March 2018
Let’s Talk in English Reading Level:

LOW MEDIUM HIGH
© TPG PHOTO
March page
24
9 eREPORT
March page
12 Ping Tung Rescue Center for
1 2 CELEBRATIONS Endangered Wild Animals
Lantern Festival ᠀ᕃᜉኃ嘙〗*ਗ‫ي‬-∁ʕː
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [9] ≸塈 [38]
報䒀∀㝧 O䘳˖≸塈$% [9]
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [1, 2] ≸塈 [32, 33]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [1, 2]
March page
27
12 13 STYLE
March page
16 New Spring Clothes
5 6 ENVIRONMENT ᡢ֙อ㡀
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [12, 13] ≸塈 [39, 40]
Plastic Bags O䘳˖≸塈$% [12, 13]
㕙䖉⥱खо
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [5, 6] ≸塈 [34, 35]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [5, 6] March page
30
14 15 STORYTIME
March page
20 The Loving Father
7 8 TECHNOLOGY ฉฌᘥ˨䤹
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [14, 15] ≸塈 [41, 42]
Is That True? O䘳˖≸塈$% [14, 15]
ᡦॆᘥ㕃k
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [7, 8] ≸塈 [36, 37]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [7, 8]

Watch for
Next Month's Lessons!
Using Let’s Talk 䙤㑢ɽ↗䉩‷䉣ᘥᥔ -------------3
Spring Is Here Contents 䦉-------------------------------------------4
ᡢ˂Ըə Bulletin Board ᤔਗѓ ᕒ ----------------------------6
A Painted Village Welcome to LTE TV ϓⅠʧ⤃ -----------------------7
Ѧɹ啉㌁Ӏ Song Time 報ਨ≧㒄 -----------------------------------7

Calendar Phrases ሦ˚ɓ̩ -------------------------8
Plan Your Next Trip Talking Tips ɹ䉣ʃ䁙ሥ ----------------------------- 56
ᤩɨ℠≦㌣⁕㌁ GEPT Ό2‷傖㉙変 ---------------------------------- 58
Translation 厗圃 -------------------------------------- 62
Key Words 8οₑ --------------------------------1, 79
March page
34
16 HOW TO SAY IT
Water Is Everywhere
˥㉶‫ה‬ʔί March page
47
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [16] ≸塈 [43]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [16]
26 27 PLACES
Going to a Beauty Salon
March page
37 : ∁৫
19 20 O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [26, 27] ≸塈 [49, 50]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [26, 27]
It’s About Time

≧㒄ҞՑə March page
50
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [19, 20] ≸塈 [44, 45]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [19, 20]
28 LIFESTYLE
Let’s Go Camping!
March page
42 ̘垕儤ыl
21 TALK ABOUT IT O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [28] ≸塈 [51]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [28]
What Can We Do?

Ңℓ㡈ᠧ䍑䥲k March page
53
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [21] ≸塈 [46]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [21]
29 30 FITNESS
Going Faster and Faster
March page
43 。᠑ฏԸฏҞ
22 23 TRAVEL O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [29, 30] ≸塈 [52, 53]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [29, 30]
Travel Tips – Planning a Trip

≦㢕⁓⥶{⥳㦀≦㌣
O461&3Έ䅙剂㡆 [22, 23] ≸塈 [47, 48]
O䘳˖≸塈$% [22, 23]

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It’s easy to say, “Here’s a bright new day” People might do things that hurt you
But sometimes things go wrong Make you feel so down and out
When your life’s not going right But remember all the friends who care
Just sing a happy song Then you can sing and shout
Nothing is impossible Nothing is impossible

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Celebrations: Lantern Festival
䐡Պj∀㝧
MARCH 1, 2
folded lanterns
䁥䡉塀
Choose your lantern 䥵䡉塀
Hang your lantern

ન䡉塀 Write a message
䐃ज़䅥ᘥο̩
Hold the lantern

≅㎅䡉塀
Light the burner

匕坱儨
Release the lantern
Take a picture 㚑ᥲ Ҫ䡉塀‫׳‬㒂
burner 䡕䡈䝤坱儨

CELEBRATIONS
MARCH 1, 2
¼ by Ruth Devlin / page design by Michelle Ti
© TOP PHOTO (x7)

Lantern Festival is an important Chinese holiday. It marks the end of the
Chinese New Year celebration. This year it is March 2.
People celebrate Lantern Festival in many ways. They usually light and enjoy
lanterns. Lanterns can be many shapes and sizes. They can be round. They can
have animal shapes. People can see them everywhere. Sometimes parks have
big lantern displays. Children often carry small lanterns in the streets.
Conversation A Conversation B
(in the Jungle Café) (in the studio)
Alex: Hi, Matt. Happy Lantern Festival! Matt: Are all the lanterns round?
Matt: Lantern Festival? What’s that, Alex? Alex: Some are round. But the lanterns
Alex: It is an important Chinese festival. are many shapes and sizes. Some
It marks the end of Chinese New look like animals.
Year celebrations. Matt: Such as dogs or bears?
Matt: How do you celebrate Lantern Alex: Or dragons. Some lanterns look
Festival? OLNHÀRZHUVRUIUXLWWRR
Alex: You light lanterns. You look at Matt: Are the lanterns big?
lanterns. There are nice lantern Alex: Yes! Some are very big. But some
displays in parks. are also small. Children often carry
Matt: There must be a lot of lanterns! small lanterns in the streets.
Alex: Yes, they’re everywhere!
Children often carry small lanterns

in the streets.
Gr ammar Point
‷˖ᘥΤ㐘Ϟも䘡䑤ʘʱd±䘡䑤Τ㐘ึ
Ա㚑も䑤Τ㐘Ъ墘ʷd墘ʷ˙όνɨj
1. も䑤οᅠ̋ sjcats, doors, books
2. も䑤οᅠ′Ϟ s, z, x, ch, sh ᜴̋esj
buses, dishes, boxes
3. も䑤οᅠ′ᡦɿₐ̋ y ᜴̘y ̋iesj
cities, babies, stories
4. ʔ⥳᜴墘ʷj
child/children, mouse/mice, tooth/teeth

2
There are many customs at Lantern Festival time. People enjoy guessing answers
to lantern riddles. Lantern owners write riddles on paper notes. They put them on the
colorful lanterns. Then people try to guess the answers. If someone guesses the answer,
they go to the lantern owner. If their answer is right, they usually get a small prize.
People can also see lion dances at Lantern Festival. Two performers get into a lion suit.
The lion entertains people. It dances to the beat of a drum. The lion rolls, jumps and
does other tricks.
Conversation A
What building has the most (in the studio)
stories? Alex: There is another fun custom of
Useful Tip
Τ㐘 story ̙5Ъᡘጣ‫א‬䑷䐄㡆j Lantern Festival.

1. ᡘጣjMy mother always tells me a story Matt: What’s that?
before bed time.
She likes to read love stories.
Alex: People write riddles on paper notes.
2. 䑷䐄j How many stories is your house? They put them on their lanterns.
My house has four stories. Others enjoy answering the riddles.
Matt: Tell me one.
Alex: Well, Chinese riddles are really hard.
But here is an English one. What
building has the most stories?
Matt: I don’t know.
Alex: A library! Story has two meanings.
Matt: Oh, right!

CELEBRATIONS
MARCH 1, 2
Key Words
lantern (n) [:l,nt-n]䡉塀iㅲ䡉
Please light the lantern.
© TOP PHOTO (x4)

mark (v) [mArk]ਂ䑴াi䑴ᔲ
Today marks the end of our trip.
celebrate (v) [:sEl/;bret]䐡ज़
Let’s celebrate Jan’s birthday.
round (adj) [raUnd]㕗Җᘥi⡐Җᘥ
Oranges are round.
everywhere (adv) [:Evri;wEr]Ց⥒i㉶䘸ίО⥒
I see lights everywhere.
carry (v) [:k,ri]ㅲiϕiย23˓5
Please carry the box into the house.
custom (n) [:k<st/m]⤘᜕
(DWLQJ¿VKLVD1HZ<HDU¶Vcustom.
Conversation B
note (n) [not]㌗䅵iᜅ➆
(in the studio)
3OHDVHZULWHDnote to James.
Alex: You can also see lion dances at entertain (v) [;Ent-:ten]ԴnҞ䒀iԴϞ䤕䙙
Lantern Festival. The performers entertained the children.
Matt: Do real lions dance? drum (n) [dr<m]㥤
+HZDQWVDdrum for his birthday.
Alex: No, each lion is two performers
trick (n) [trIk]Ҫ偷iतҦ
in a lion suit. ,ZDQWWRWHDFKKLPDQHZtrick.
Matt: And the lions entertain people?
Alex: Yes. They dance to the beat of
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a drum. They roll, jump and do
other tricks. riddle (n) [:rIdL]刹䉣
Matt: I’d like to see that! performer (n) [p-:fOrm-]ᙶ䄁٫
Alex: Lion dances are fun to watch. Use It

They’re very popular.
Are all the . . . ?
• Are all the houses big? (Yes, they are.)
• Are all the books interesting? (No, they’re not.)
Write your own!
________________________________________
Others enjoy . . .
• Others enjoy singing those songs.
• Others enjoy eating fast food.
Write your own!
________________________________________

ENVIRONMENT
MARCH 5, 6
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Plastic bags are convenient. But they are a pollution
problem. There are millions of plastic bags in the oceans.
They are in our SHUKÄSSZ, too. People use a plastic bag
for about 12 minutes. But plastic bags stay in oceans
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the environment.
We don’t need plastic bags. We can use reusable
bags. Let’s not ruin our earth with plastic bags!
Conversation B
© TPG PHOTO
¼ by Ruth Devlin / page design by Shaun Luo
Alex: 6RZKDWFDQZHGR"3ODVWLFEDJV
are so convenient.
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(in the studio) problem. We can use reusable
Alex: Welcome to the program, bags.
Dr. Nature. Alex: I have some at home. But I
Dr. N: Thank you, Alex. go shopping. And I leave my
Alex: Let’s talk about the environment. reusable bags at home.
Are plastic bags bad for the Dr. N: 0DQ\SHRSOHGR%XWZHKDYHWR
environment? remember them. We can’t ruin
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People use millions of plastic
bags every year. But they are a pollution problem.
Gr ammar Point
Alex: Millions? Really? Ϟɛㅲਪjare ᠡ₆̙5ટも䑤Τ㐘 a

pollution problem 㕃kare ʔᡦ偲㡈ટ䘡䑤
Dr. N: Yes. People use each bag for ᘥ㕃kՉ䀨ਗ㐘̥䌰䈢Ñ㐘ᘥも䘡䑤ձ⢑
about 12 minutes. But those ㄱɛ䅨ภৣу̙dʔ䌰䈢ᠡ₆ᘥ㠸䉣ৣΥf
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bags stay in oceans and landfills
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for thousands of years!
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Plastic bags pollute the environment. City governments know this. They want
people to use fewer plastic bags. So they make laws about plastic bags. In some
places, stores cannot give them to people. People must pay for them. So people
will bring reusable bags and save money!
But there are problems with reusable bags. They get
very dirty. You should wash them on a regular basis.
But most people don’t. Germs from the dirty bags
might get on your food and make you sick.
Conversation A
(in the Jungle Café)
Matt: Why do you have reusable bags Matt: Oh, right! The city government
ZLWK\RX7LQD" made a law about plastic bags.
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bags. WKHPDZD\<RXKDYHWRSD\IRU
them.
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save money!
People use each bag

for about 12 minutes. People use millions
of plastic bags
every year.
© TPG PHOTO (x2)

ENVIRONMENT
MARCH 5, 6
Key Words
Conversation B plastic (adj) [:pl,stIk]㕙䖉2䉗5ᘥ
(in the office) Sit in that plastic chair.
Taylor: Are these reusable bags yours, pollution (n) [p/:lu{/n]Ϯᡳ

Pollution is bad in this city.
Susie?
minute (n) [:mInIt]ʱ圔
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Taylor: Do you wash them on a regular
earth (n) [=>]ή⡐iɺή
basis?
Our earth is a beautiful place.
Susie: No. Do I need to? pollute (v) [p/:lut]Ϯᡳ
Taylor: Oh, yes! Reusable bags can get Don’t polluteWKHHQYLURQPHQW
really dirty. government (n) [:g<v-nm/nt]ᡗִ
The government should help people.
Susie: ,NQRZ
law (n) [lO]‫ج‬᠙
Taylor: Susie! Germs from dirty bags can Follow the law.
get on your food. That can make wash (v) [wA{]⠆ᤓdᤓ䄧
you sick! Wash your hands before you eat.
Susie: That’s not good! regular (adj) [:rEgj/l-]㝴੬ਂᘥiϞ⥳᠙ᘥ

This is my regular morning job.
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Do you wash them on a regular
basis?
landfill (n) [:l,ndfIl]չѫથⅳ゗
Җ∁㐘 regular ᡈϞ⥳᠙e֛㈂e㝴੬ reusable (adj) [rI:juz/b/l]̙₀䘡Դ3ᘥ
ᘥdbasisਿ却dᡘ on a regular basis basis (n) [:besIs]ਿ却i⊄䞗
ᙶ㝴੬֛㈂ʘจi̤੬çᘥ嘙Ч䉣ᤩ germ (n) [d}=m]ष㎉i⤆㎉
on a daily basis ᙶ˂˂eሦ˚fԷ̩j
• Do you go to the gym on a regular basis? Use It
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Let’s talk about . . .
• Let’s talk about the school.
• Let’s talk about our trip.
Write your own!
________________________________________
Are these . . . yours?
• Are these books yours?
© TPG PHOTO (x2)
• Are these pens yours?

Write your own!
________________________________________

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TECHNOLOGY
MARCH 7, 8
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Conversation A
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¼ by Joseph Calpin / page design by Michelle Ti
James: Hey, Susie. What are you doing with
that onion?
Susie: I’m going to charge my phone with it. I
saw it in a video online.
James: Yes, I saw it, too. But you can’t charge
your phone with an onion.
Susie: Are you sure? One of my friends sent
me the video.
James: Well, some facts online aren’t facts.
They’re not true.
Susie: I know, but I do trust my friend.
Conversation B
James: I trust my friends, too. They send
me interesting things, but they’re not
always true.
Susie: My friend wouldn’t give me false
information on purpose.
James: No. She just liked the video, so she
That’s how false information
sent it. But she didn’t check the facts.
Useful Tip
spreads.
̩ᝨThat’s how . . . çԸᙶ㢘ᡶጣᡦ Susie: And that’s how false information
⦗䍑㌑ñᘥfԷ̩j spreads, especially online.
That’s how we found her.
James: I know. Some people believe anything
· That’s how we know him.
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Conversation A
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Taylor: Alex! I love your hat. You look great.
Alex: Thanks. I want to go to Texas, so I need
this hat.
Taylor: You do? Why?
Alex: I want to be a cowboy. Everyone in Texas
is a cowboy.
Taylor: Alex, that isn’t the truth. Not everyone
in Texas is a cowboy.
Alex: Really? They are in movies about Texas.
Taylor: You can’t always believe movies.
Alex: Thanks. I want to go to Texas, so I

need this hat.
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Taylor: You do? Why?

r ammar PPoint
5䀳㡗dTaylor Չ䀨ᡦˀਪYou need this hat?

Ϊᤩᜱ₆Alex ʊ㝴剂㤄ᥲΝᘥ㡗əd‫ה‬5Taylor
历もᘥਪYou do? у̙f䘱ᥴԷ̩ጠवจˀਪ≧‫ה‬
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oint
1. A: I like dogs. B: You do?

2. A: He exercises a lot. B: He does?
3. A: They came in early today. B: They did?
4. A: She was sitting there. B: She was?

TECHNOLOGY
MARCH 7, 8
Key Words
onion (n) [:<nj/n]ᤅ䘄
I put onions in my salad.
Conversation B trust (v) [tr<st]ᜂwiᥲᜂ

<RXFDQtrust me.
Alex: So everyone in Texas isn’t a
fact (n) [f,kt]ጣ䀨iॆᥲ
cowboy? The earth is round. That’s a fact.
Taylor: No. Some people are cowboys on purpose (idiom) [An][:p=p/s]ᡘจή
Joe didn’t push me on purpose.
but not everyone.
especially (adv) [I:spE{/li]ˈՉiतй
Alex: Oh . . . that’s too bad.
She likes fruit, especially apples.
Taylor: But you should still go to Texas! movie (n) [:muvi]㥁䐘
You can learn something new. Let’s go see a movie!
Alex: True. I can have some interesting truth (n) [tru>]ጣ䀨i䀨ઋiॆᥲ
I ate all the pizza. That’s the truth!
experiences.
cowboy (n) [:kaUbOI]
Taylor: Whether you meet cowboys or Cowboys ride horses.
horses! experience (n) [Ik:spIri/ns]㝴変i㝴䠩
Alex: Right! I hope I can ride a horse Seeing a tiger was an experience!
when I get there! whether (conj) [:wE.-]23ᔥˏ̈Շ䅧‫א‬ε䅧̙ঐ

ᒄ5ʔ䅳n剨ᡦni23ᔥ吱⁥ਪ呦‫א‬ᙶ㢘䅆ਪ5ᡦщ
Taylor: Oh, Alex . . .
Let’s go whether it’s sunny or rainy.
Want to try something harder? Try Studio Classroom!
More Information
Texas (n) [:tEks/s]䐙ψ2 ☕5
Use It
One of . . . sent . . .
• One of my sisters sent me an email.
• One of the students sent me a letter.
Write your own!
________________________________________
You can . . . something . . .

• You can learn something new.
• You can watch something different.
Write your own!
________________________________________

eREPORT
MARCH 9
¼ by Campbell Chang and Rebecca Brittingham /

page design by Shaun Luo
9
he Ping Tung Rescue Center for There used to be many circuses in
Endangered Wild Animals is home Taiwan. Then in 1989 Taiwan stopped all
to hundreds of animals. Most of the animal shows. The circuses closed,
the animals were abandoned. Their and the people returned to their countries.
owners couldn’t care for them anymore. But the animals had to stay. They also
People smuggled wild animals such as came to live at the Ping Tung Rescue
orangutans into Taiwan and sold them Center. The center cares for all these
as pets. But when the animals got too animals. It also teaches people about
big, the owners couldn’t care for them. the dangers of keeping wild animals as
The Ping Tung Rescue Center opened in pets. The center wants people to respect
1992 to help with this problem. animals and nature.

Workers at the center do their best
to make sure all the animals are
Useful
U seful TTip
taken care of.

䉣 do one’s best to . . . ᙶ㢘䅒ᡶɛざɽ Key Words
ᘥрਂᡶጣfԷ̩j
wild (adj) [waIld]〗¢ᘥ
ip
• I’ll do my best to help you. Wild animals shouldn’t be pets.

• She did her best to care for them.
smuggle (v) [:sm<g/l]ኖቱi2ᚘ‫ج‬5ਊ㢔
Don’t smuggle fruit into the country.
Visitors can visit the center and see
respect (v) [rI:spEkt]ㄙ₀
the animals. They can see orangutans, Many children respect their parents.
turtles and bears. Workers at the center nature (n) [:net{-]ɽІ㉷iІ㉷ᥔ
Nature is so beautiful!
do their best to make sure all the animals
turtle (n) [:t=tL]ढ偃iऎ偃
are taken care of. Each morning, they
Turtles don’t move fast.
prepare food for the animals. Different bear (n) [bEr]䄲
animals eat different types of food. Some Bears are dangerous animals.
eat fruits and vegetables; others eat meat.
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The center provides a safe environment
Ping Tung Rescue Center for Endangered
for the animals. Wild Animals ᠀ᕃᜉኃ嘙〗¢ਗ‫∁¸ي‬ʕː
Want to try something harder? Try Studio Classroom! abandon (v) [/:b,nd/n]䥸➁
orangutan (n) [O:r,?/t,n] ᦘˣ㊆㊆
circus (n) [:s=k/s]৵偷䀀
Use It
There used to be many . . . in . . .
• There used to be many students in this school.
• There used to be many restaurants in our
neighborhood.
Write your own!
________________________________________

Style: Spring Clothing
≧֠jᡢ֙ᔸ㥖
MARCH 12, 13
dress ᤅ㡀
light jacket
刑̮ⅷ
short-sleeved shirt
skirt 㠷ɿ
㌗⥩塆⁒
hat ㄨɿ
sunglasses
˄㒐⡵喗
shorts ㌗䤵
sandals ૭䜒
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STYLE
MARCH 12, 13
¼ by Ruth Devlin / page design by Shaun Luo
12
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Conversation A Conversation B
(in the Jungle Café) Susie: Spring clothes are light. You can
Susie: The weather is so nice today! get cold. You need a jacket
Spring is here. sometimes.
Tina: I know! I can wear different Tina: Yes, you do. But I can put away
clothes. my winter clothes now.
Susie: Yes. We can wear spring clothes. Susie: I can, too. I love spring and warm
I like bright colors. weather.
Tina: I do, too. And I like clothes with Tina: Me, too! I can wear more skirts
short sleeves. and dresses.
Susie: Yes. Short sleeves are nice in Susie: I don’t like skirts and dresses. But
warm weather. I still like spring!
Tina: But spring weather can be cool.
So I always keep a jacket with
me. You can get cold.
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• She gets tired easily.

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• You don’t want to get dirty.

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>OLUP[»ZZWYPUNWLVWSLSPRL[VI\ÙL^ Conversation A
JSV[OLZ 4HU` Z[VYLZ OH]L ZHSLZ >OLU (in the clothing store)
JSV[OLZHYLon saleWLVWSLJHUI\`JSV[OLZ James: Thanks for coming shopping with

HUK ZH]L TVUL` 7LVWSL SPRL [V I\` UL^ me, Taylor.
pants:VTLVM[OLTI\ÙL^jeans[VV Taylor: You’re welcome, James. I love to
7LVWSLJHU^LHYQLHUZHU`[PTLVM`LHY shop. Now, what do you need?
)LMVYL `V\ I\` JSV[OLZ `V\ ZOV\SK James: I need some new pants to wear
[Y` [OLT VU ;OL` ZOV\SK Ä[ ^LSS ;OL` to work. I want to buy new jeans,
ZOV\SKU»[IL[VV[PNO[VY[VVloose:OPY[Z
too.
ZOV\SKÄ[^LSSPU[OLshoulders. And pants
Taylor: There are many things on sale
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today. Let’s look at the pants over
there.
James: OK. Are those on sale?
Taylor: I think so. Let’s go and see.
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weather (n) [:wE.-]˂ंiं㐩
Today’s weather is lovely.
short (adj) [{Ort]㌗ᘥ
That boy is really short.
skirt (n) [sk=t]ɾ㠷i̒ኘ㠷
This skirt is too short.
dress (n) [drEs]ᤅ㡀i、ኘ㠷
That dress looks nice on you.
bright (adj) [braIt]ᔲᜁᘥi2呥့5匇ᜁᘥ
The sun is very bright today.
Conversation B on sale (idiom) [An][sel]त䍘iɽ‫ש‬䙓
James: I like these pants. I’ll buy them. These shirts are on sale for $10.
Taylor: Wait a second. Before you buy pants (n) [p,nts]䤵ɿ
Tanya wore pants to work today.
them, you should try them on.
jeans (n) [d}inz]䤵
James: But I don’t like to try on clothes. I like to wear jeans.
loose (adj) [lus]2Вᔸ5䐁呸ᘥ
Taylor: James! What if they’re too loose These pants are too loose.
or too short? Then you won’t shoulder (n) [:{old-]ᙐ䈔iᙐ〓

Tom carried the box on his shoulder.
wear them.
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try on this shirt, too.
sleeve (n) [sliv]⥩ɿ
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shoulders. Use It
I don’t like . . . and . . .
• I don’t like spiders and snakes.
• I don’t like snow and ice.
I don’t like to try on clothes.
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1. ᠡટΤ㐘j
•Can I try on the blue shirt?
• Why don’t you also try on the pink one?
Before you . . ., you should . . .
• Before you go to bed, you should take a bath.
2. Τ㐘㞀ᔥՇοʕ㒄j
• Before you leave, you should finish your work.
•Do you want to try this on?
Write your own!
• Sure. Let me try it on. ________________________________________

STORYTIME
MARCH 14, 15
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father had two sons. The
elder son was happy, but
the younger son was not.
“It’s so boring here,” he said. “I
want an exciting life! I want to go to
an exciting place!”
But he couldn’t go anywhere
because he had no money. Then
one day he had an idea.
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So his father gave the boy his share

of the family’s money. The boy took the
money and traveled to a new city. He
was very happy.
“I’m living a perfect life,” he laughed.
“I have plenty of money and plenty of
friends, so I have plenty of fun!”

But the good times didn’t last long. He wasted his money. Soon he had
no money and no friends.
Now the young man was not happy.

“This is terrible,” he cried. “I have no money and no friends. That’s no fun.”
He also had no food. He was very hungry, but he had nothing to eat. One
day a garbage man came by. He offered to help the young man.
“You can collect garbage for me. Some of it is good to eat!”
He offered to help the young man.

Useful Tip
̩ᝨSomeone offers to do something ᙶ㢘

ϤɛÑਗㅲ圀ਂᡶጣd⦙੬〕ᡦㅲ̈㍕จᘥ
፨п‫א‬ᔸਕfԷ̩j
I offered to make dinner.
He offers to do the dishes.
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Then the young man thought about his father’s home.
“Everyone has plenty to eat there, don’t they? But here I
am starving,” he thought. “I’ll go home and tell my father:
‘Father, I am sorry. I did the wrong thing. I don’t deserve to
be your son anymore. Can I just be one of your servants?’”
So the young man went home.
When his father saw him coming, he ran to his son and
hugged him.

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Key Words
elder (adj) [:Eld-]ϋᦙ㢈ɽᘥ
His elder sister is in high school.
anywhere (adv) [:Eni;wEr]ί2‫̘א‬5wОή˙
“Father,” the son cried, “I am sorry. I 23ᔥ䅆ਪ̩‫א‬щ֛̩ʕ5
did the wrong thing. I don’t deserve to be I didn’t go anywhere for the weekend.
your son anymore. Can I just be one of perfect (adj) [:p=fIkt]ҁ ᘥ

Your report is perfect. Don’t change it.
your servants?”
waste (v) [west]ई㐶i儔3
“Of course not!” the father said. “You will He wasted time watching TV.
always be my son.” hungry (adj) [:h<?gri]圡䜙ᘥ
Can we eat something? I’m hungry!
“Servants!” he called. “Give him new
starve (v) [stArv]2Դ5≙䜙
clothes and a new cellphone. And prepare
There is no food. People are starving.
a big meal. Everyone must celebrate!” servant (n) [:s=v/nt]㔙ɛd㥲ɛ
The servant cleaned the room.
But not everyone wanted to celebrate. hug (v) [h<g]䞓ᔖd䁤ᔖ
The mother hugged her children.
The father’s elder son was not happy.
explain (v) [Ik:splen]㡆圓i䉩ᔲ
“Father,” he said. “My brother left home He explained the problem.
and wasted all his money. Why should he give up (phr v) [gIv][<p]‫➁׳‬
get a party?” Don’t give up on our team.
“Because,” explained the loving father,

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“your brother went away, but now he’s home
to stay! And that’s a reason to celebrate!” estate (n) [I:stet]ৌ⡘i䥸⡘
A loving father never gives up on his Use It

children.
He couldn’t . . . because he . . .
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experience.
• He couldn’t go to the movie because he had to
work.
“Father,” the boy cried, “I am sorry.”
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ਗ㐘ᘥ㤄̘ό墘ʷ⥳᜴j
1. οᅠᘨટ̋edjcalled, looked, asked Everyone has . . ., don’t they?
2. οᅠʊϞe ᜴̋djliked, moved, closed • Everyone has trouble sometimes, don’t they?
3. οᅠᤩɿₐ + yd᜴̘y ̋iedj • Everyone has fun with friends, don’t they?
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4. ʔ⥳᜴墘ʷj ________________________________________
sing/sang, make/made, come/came

HOW TO SAY IT
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We drink water, and we wash with it. We use it for many other things, too. We
also use water in English phrases and idioms. Let’s have fun with a couple!
If you’re in trouble, you are in hot water. Something bad may happen to you. For
example, you went to a movie instead of cleaning your room. Your mom will be
angry, and you’ll be in hot water!
An event or a problem in the past is water under the bridge. You can’t change it,
so you let it go.

Conversation A
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Matt: Hi, Taylor, I’m in hot water. water (n) [:wAt-]˥
Taylor: What’s wrong, Matt? You should drink water every day.
Matt: I didn’t go to an important couple (n) [:k<p/l]ɓ䀳iㄱ℠

I drank a couple cups of coffee today.
meeting with Alex. instead (adv) [In:stEd]ˀဢiЪᤩ㈁ÿ
Taylor: Uh-oh. Is he angry? Let’s go out instead of staying home.
Matt: Yes. But I was in another angry (adj) [:,?gri]¢ंᘥd㌑ᠣᘥ
My dad was angry because I was late.
meeting. I couldn’t get out of it.
bridge (n) [brId}]䠣
Taylor: What was Alex’s meeting about? Go over the bridge to cross the river.
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meetings. I’m sure. hot water (n) [hAt][:wAt-]2ίϤᡈ5Ѣ䀄iう㚈
Matt: I hope so! water under the bridge (idiom) [:wAt-][:<nd-]
[./][brId}]㉶䌰㚈ㅔʔ̙ҷ墘ᘥᡡϓጣ䀨
Conversation B
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Taylor: Also, you didn’t forget about
Alex’s meeting. You were doing I didn’t go . . . with . . .
• I didn’t go to dinner with my parents.
something else. • I didn’t go to the party with everyone.
Matt: And my other meeting was Write your own!
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important, too. I couldn’t go
to Alex’s meeting instead of
that one.
Taylor: Then tell him that. I’m sorry about missing it.
Matt: I will. I am sorry about missing it. X̩ʧት㐘 about ᙶ嘑ᔥfʧት㐘ᡦ‷

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˖䝸⤘ʕᘥ₀匕ʘɓdざ₀⁓ᘥㄡᡦʧት
Taylor: Tell him that, too. Then the 㐘ᠡ₆ɓ֛ટΤ㐘dʧት㐘ᠡ₆′ㅲՑਗ
trouble will be water under the Ъd᜴ટਗΤ㐘fᡘʧት㐘ᠡ₆ʔᡦΤ
㐘ㄡᡦਗΤ㐘fԷ̩j
bridge.
• I’m sorry about the mistake.
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Matt: Yes. We can just let it go. • I’m sorry about the false information.
• I’m sorry about breaking it.
• I’m sorry about coming late.

Time: Keeping Track of Time
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calendar
Бጣ䠇
date
schedule ˚㈂
≧㒄ᙶ
reminder
ㅲ䦀
(make an) appointment 㥇

alarm
䜳圔
clock watch
≧圔 ˓䦂
running late
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early
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on time
㙹≧

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Every day people go to work or school.
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They also go places for activities. They
meet with friends, family and coworkers.
But does everyone arrive on time? No!
Sometimes you forget meetings or
classes. That isn’t good. So what can you
do? You can write down appointments.
That can help remind you. Sometimes you
may be only a few minutes late. But you
often don’t have a good excuse. Everyone
can arrive on time.
Conversation A
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Tina: Hey, Susie. What are you doing?
Susie: I am practicing my ukulele. I have I have class tonight.
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classd̴̙5Ъ̙䑤ɰ̙5Ъʔ̙䑤Τ㐘j
Tina: Oh, fun! What time is your class?
1. ̙䑤ਖ਼ᡈᡶɓੀ䘳
Susie: Hmm. I forget. But I can check • I have a math class this afternoon.
my calendar. That can remind • She has an art class tomorrow.
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2. ʔ̙䑤‫ع‬ᡈ䘳
me. • He likes English class.
Tina: Good idea. Don’t be late! That’s • Don’t be late for class.
not polite.
Susie: Right. I have to be on time. I am
the teacher!

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Conversation B
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James: Sorry, Taylor. I didn’t arrive on
time. I was tired this morning.
Taylor: That’s not a good excuse. You
are very late.
James: Really? I am only 10 minutes late.
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Taylor: No. You are 40 minutes late. When you travel, being on time is very
James: Really? Oh, no! My watch is slow. important. Do you ever travel by bus? Be
sure you know when it departs. Read your
Taylor: Don’t be late tomorrow.
ticket carefully. If it says 12:00 p.m., arrive
James: OK. I’m very sorry.
at the station at a quarter till twelve. Arrive
early so you don’t miss the bus! If you
travel early in the morning, you may need
to set an alarm. The bus often leaves right
on time. It won’t wait for you. Don’t miss a
trip just because you woke up late.

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Key Words
Matt: Alex, what are you doing?
on time (idiom) [An][taIm]㙹≧
Alex: I’m getting ready to go to Texas, Be sure to arrive on time.
Matt. forget (v) [f-:gEt]ҙাi䥸ҙ
Matt: That sounds fun! How will you get I always forget people’s names.
there? remind (v) [rI:maInd]ㅲ䦀

Please remind me. When is the meeting?
Alex: I’m taking a bus. I already bought
excuse (n) [Ik:skjuz]2垃㡆ᘥ5吇ɹi⡑
my ticket. Why are you late? What is your excuse?
Matt: That will be a long bus trip. arrive (v) [/:raIv]Ց㢘2ˈᡈ≦〒ᘥ⤐匕5
Alex: I know. But I like travelling by bus. Jan always arrives early.
Matt: What time does your bus depart? depart (v) [dI:pArt]̈㌑i呔㒂
The train will depart at noon.
Alex: It departs Saturday at 3:05 p.m.
ticket (n) [:tIkIt]ኙ⢃iɝ゗Վ
Sandra bought two movie tickets.
Conversation B quarter (n) [:kwOrt-]̬ʱʘɓ2Ϥᡈʱ圔5
Fifteen minutes is a quarter of an hour.
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till (prep) [tIl]ᘨՑniՑnᤩ)
Susie: Well, it is a quarter till six. I’m My work day does not end till 7 p.m.
going to my class. alarm (n) [/:lArm]䜳圔i圂㄀
Tina: Wait! I’m going hiking this That alarm is really loud!
Saturday. Do you want to come?
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6 o’clock sharp. Use It
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What time is . . . ?
need to set my alarm clock. Q: What time is the party?
Tina: I know. But I love hiking early in A: It is at 7 o’clock.
Q: What time is the meeting?
the morning! A: It is at 9 a.m.
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That will be a long bus trip.
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I’m taking . . .
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• I’m taking a plane.
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• That will be a long train trip.

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• It’s just a short drive.

TALK ABOUT IT
MARCH 21
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essica has two really good friends. Their names
are Amy and Sarah. Jessica likes them a lot.
But there is a problem. Amy and Sarah don’t
really like each other. Jessica does things with Amy.
She also does things with Sarah. Sometimes
the three girls go places together. But that isn’t
much fun for Jessica. Amy and Sarah can’t agree
on anything. Then Jessica is unhappy.
It is Saturday afternoon. Jessica and Sarah are

walking together. Amy joins them.
“Let’s do something together,” suggests Sarah.
“OK, let’s see a movie,” says Amy.
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We can go shopping.” agree (v) [/:gri]ᡅᥲΝจኈiΝจ
“Shopping is boring,” says Amy. “Besides, a good Sam and I agree on most things.
movie is playing. We can see Tomb Raider.” unhappy (adj) [<n:h,pi]ʔ৷䤕ᘥ

Rainy weather makes her unhappy.
“Tomb Raider isn’t a good movie,” says Sarah.
join (v) [d}OIn]̋ɝiਞ̋
“There’s no love story in it.” Join us! We can have fun together.
besides (adv) [bI:saIdz]ဢ<iϤ̮
Let’s stay home. Besides, it’s raining.
“A movie can be good without a love story,” answers
downtown (n) [;daUn:taUn]̹ʕːi
Amy.
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“No, it can’t,” says Sarah. “Let’s walk around They can shop downtown.
downtown. We can look in the stores.”
“No, thanks,” says Amy.
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together.
“You like movies,” says Amy. “Let’s see Tomb • Jessica and Sarah are eating together.
Raider.” • Jessica and Sarah are shopping
together.
“You like shopping,” says Sarah. “Let’s do that.” Write your own!
“We can’t agree. You decide,” says Amy. ____________________________
Jessica is very unhappy. What can she do?

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Places: Hygiene
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MARCH 26, 27
face mask ₆䖇
brush ⊈ɿ
comb ᠹ⊈
shampoo ᤓ䜱䆆
nail clipper ᡈ͠╸
nail file ᡈ͠䚙ɠ
conditioner 䔃䜱ጢ
loofah |ᤓ䠳0~㍉̺ body wash ӕकጢ
lotion ጢ⠀

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MARCH 26, 27
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Do you need a haircut? You can go to Conversation B
a beauty salon. A hairstylist can cut your Alex: Do you know a good hairstylist?
hair. Or he or she can trim it. A stylist can Taylor: Yes. Sherri at Studio 102 is good.
change your hairstyle, too. Maybe you have I usually go to her for a haircut.
straight hair. Do you want curly hair? A Alex: OK, thanks.
stylist can help you. What kind of hairstyle
Taylor: Sure. She can cut your hair. Or
do you want? A hairstylist can suggest
she can just trim it.
one. Or you can choose one from a book
Alex: Let’s look at hairstyles online.
of hairstyles.
Maybe I want a curly hairstyle!
Conversation A Taylor: OK, choose some styles. Then you
(in the Jungle Café) can ask the hairstylist about them.
Alex: Taylor, do I need a haircut?
Taylor: I don’t think so, Alex. Your hair
isn’t too long. Do you know a good hairstylist?
GGrammar
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Taylor: Go to a beauty salon. A
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MARCH 26, 27
27
At a beauty salon, someone will shampoo Conversation A
your hair. Then a stylist will trim it if it is LQWKHRI¿FH
too long. After that, the hairstylist will style James: Hi, Tina. Your ¿QJHUQDLOV look
your hair. If you want to, you can change nice.
the color of your hair. A stylist can dye it Tina: Thanks for noticing. I had a
for you. manicure.
What else can you do at a beauty James: Did you do it yourself?
salon? You can get a manicure. When you Tina: No, I went to a beauty salon.
get a manicure, someone will trim your
James: For a manicure?
ÄUNLYUHPSZ. Or you can get a pedicure.
Tina: Sure. Beauty salons give
Then someone will trim your [VLUHPSZ. A
manicures. I got a pedicure, too,
beauty salon is a good place to help you
look your best! so my WRHQDLOV look nice.
James: That’s nice. You look great!
Tina: Thank you. I always want to look
I always want to look my best.
my best.
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• I’ll try to look my best for the interview.
• He looks his best in a white shirt.
• I don’t look my best today.
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Key Words
haircut (n) [:hEr;k<t]╸倖䜱i⡑䜱
I need a haircut.
Conversation B
hairstylist (n) [:hEr;staIlIst]䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘d
Tina: James, do you ever go to 䜱∘
a beauty salon? They can The hairstylistFXW Ben’s hair.
shampoo your hair and style it. cut (v) [k<t]23ɠ5╸dʲdじ

Please cut Al’s hair. It’s too long.
James: No! Beauty salons are for women.
trim (v) [trIm]ℤ╸
Tina: Men go to them, too. A stylist can Trim my hair just a little.
also G\H your hair. straight (adj) [stret]ᘨᘥ
James: I don’t want to change the color of Agnes has long, straight hair.
my hair. curly (adj) [:k=li]જϜᘥ

Anna has short, curly hair.
Tina: It might be fun.
shampoo (v) [{,m:pu]3ᤓ䒔䆆ᤓ2倖䜱e
James: No, thanks. I’m happy with my ή㈳㌱5
She VKDPSRRHGher dirty hair.
hairstyle and hair color now!
dye (v) [daI]㍑nᡳ့
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fingernail (n) [:fI?g-;nel]˓ᡈ͠
She has really long ¿QJHUQDLOV
toenail (n) [:to;nel]⦓͠
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beauty salon (n) [:bjuti][s/:lAn] ∁৫i䜱ㄲ
manicure (n) [:m,nIkjUr]ℤᡈ͠iᡈ͠坶⡑
pedicure (n) [:pEdIkjUr]ℤ㞖ᡈ͠iኗ〓坶⡑
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• I usually go to the library for books.
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• Did you make all the travel plans yourself?

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Do you like to camp? You can camp in the mountains or in the woods. There
are so many things to do when you camp. Hiking is one popular activity.
When you camp, you can sleep in a tent at a campground. If you are brave,
you can sleep outside under the stars. But don’t forget a sleeping bag.
You can cook over a ÄYL when you camp. Hamburgers, hotdogs and
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chicken are easy to cook. Camping is a lot of fun!
Conversation A
James: Are you ready to camp in the
woods this weekend, Alex?
Alex: Yeah! I can’t wait.
James: Did you get a place in the
campground?
Alex: Yes. I got the last one!
James: What time should we leave?
Alex: Let’s leave early. It takes two
hours to drive to the campground.
James: And you have a tent?
Alex: I do.
James: Then we’re all ready to go!

Key Words
Conversation B
camp (v) [k,mp]垕儤
Alex: We’re not ready yet. We need Let’s camp in the mountains.
sleeping bags. woods (n) [wUdz]䠙ᕉi㈒ᕉ
James: I have one. I’ll bring it. Wild animals live in the woods.
Alex: And we need food. What are we tent (n) [tEnt]੮㈤

We can sleep in a tent tonight.
going to eat?
sleeping bag (n) [:slipI?][b,g]䅗⥱
James: Let’s bring hamburgers, hotdogs My sleeping bag is very warm.
and chicken. fire (n) [faIr]2儤5˦
Alex: Great! We can cook them over a The ¿UH is very hot.
¿UH. hotdog (n) [:hAt;dOg]䔒َ

Do you like to eat hotdogs?
James: Are we bringing too much food?
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be hungry! campground (n) [:k,mp;graUnd]垕儤ਜi᠑╙儤ή
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Matt: I’m going running this weekend.
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Taylor: No, thanks. I don’t enjoy running.
Matt: I didn’t enjoy running until I
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Matt: Yes. They feel great and allow
me to run faster.
Taylor: Maybe I need running shoes.
Then I can be more active.
Matt: Get some and run with me this
weekend!
Key Words
moment (n) [:mom/nt]≧Սi兇㒄
Please wait just a moment.
fan (n) [f,n]┘iӮ䔒ฌλ٫
Tony is a big fan of the Yankees.
impossible (adj) [Im:pAs/b/l]ʔ̙ঐᘥd䥲ʔՑᘥ
+XPDQVFDQ¶WÀ\7KDW¶Vimpossible.
healthy (adj) [:hEl>i]╤ੰᘥ
You need to exercise to be healthy.
strong (adj) [strO?]♸ѯᘥ
I use weights to get stronger.
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focusY[:fok/s]㒙ʕ2‫ء‬จ5i䈑㉴
(later) There’s too much noise. I can’t focus.
Tina: Alex, you look great. +DYH\RX gym (n) [d}Im]╤ኘ‫ג‬
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day.
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Tina: Good for you. But why don’t you Jo exercises a lot. She’s very active.
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He teaches me different exercise

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Was this book yours?
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Write a short introduction to yourself.
Who are you? What are you like?
What do you like to do?

Little Lesson – Let’s Talk About Water
Read each of the clues. What does each phrase about water
mean?
1. There’s a test today, and I didn’t do my homework. Now I’m
in hot water!
2. Sam moved to a new school. He didn’t know anyone and felt
like a fish out of water.
3. I don’t think that plan will work. That project is dead in the
water.
4. Stop worrying about that. It was last week. It’s water under
the bridge now!
5. I am very busy. I don’t have time to sleep or eat. I’m just trying
to keep my head above water.
e.
Match each Key Word to its clu
Key Word Practice
___ 1. elde r A. This person rides horses.
___ 2. mov ie B. 1/4 of som ethi ng.
___ 3. sha mpo o C. The way you do som ethi ng.
___ 4. cow boy D. Not tight.
___ 5. tent E. Old er; not you ng.

ping .
___ 6. qua rter F. You use this whe n you are cam
cry.
___ 7. onio n G. This veg etab le can make you
___ 8. star ve H. Use this to was h you r hair .
___ 9. loose I. You can watch this in a theater.
___ 10. method J. 60 sec onds.
___ 11. min ute K. To not eat for a long time .
___ 12. ruin L. To des troy or brea k som ethi ng.
Quick Ques tions

Water Road
Look at the map. Then answer

Park Road
SCHOOL
the questions.
1. Where is the post office?

A. Next to the bank
First Street
B. Across from the school
C. On Park Road
HOSPITAL
D. Near the police station
2. Where is the bank?
A. On First Street
B. On Park Road
C. Next to the school
D. Next to the store
re to the hospital?
3. How do you get from the sto
pital is on the right.
A. Turn left on Water Road. The hos
pital is on the corner.
B. Turn right on Water Road. The hos
l is on the right.
C. Go down First Street. The hospita Answers on p.74
l is on the left.
D. Go down First Street. The hospita

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GEPT Basic Reading Test
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1. Are ___ the jeans new? 8. Have you been planning a(n) ___?
A. some A. interest
B. all B. vacation
C. none &¿QJHUQDLO
D. one D. weather
2. I’m ___ a boat. 9. You can ___ something special.

A. take A. celebrate
B. takes B. celebrates
C. taking C. celebrating
D. took D. celebrated
3. I usually go to the ___ for exercise. 10. He will get the job as long as he has
A. gym enough ___.
B. earth A. pollution
C. law B. downtown
D. alarm C. experience
D. government
4. Did you ___ the bags yourself?
A. arrive 11. Everyone has excuses, ___ they?
B. focus A. isn’t
C. waste B. won’t
D. carry C. aren’t
D. don’t
5. One of my friends ___ me a note last night.
A. send 12. He couldn’t pay, because he ___ his wallet.
B. sends A. forget
C. sending B. forgets
D. sent C. forgetting
D. forgot
6. What time is the ___?
A. movie 13. Are these ___ yours?
B. drum A. tickets
C. water B. couples
D. fact C. excuses
D. customs
7. Others enjoy ___ in the woods.
A. camp 14. If you want to see nature, go ___.
B. camps A. camp
C. camping B. camps
D. camped C. camping
D. camped

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Lantern Festival __1__ the end of the Before you take a trip you must do some
Chinese New Year celebration. People planning. You probably have a list of places
celebrate Lantern Festival in many ways. to visit. What place is __6__ on your list? You
They usually light and enjoy lanterns. must __7__ your time. Do you have enough
Lanterns can be many shapes and sizes. vacation days to get there and enjoy the
They can be __2__ or square. Children often place? If you don’t, choose another place.
__3__ small lanterns in the streets. The next step is deciding when to go. You
There are many customs at Lantern want to go to a place at the best time!
Festival. Lantern owners write riddles on In planning a trip, your budget is a(n) __8__
paper __4__. They put them on the colorful thing to consider. Next, do you want to travel
lanterns. Then people try to guess the with a friend or with a __9__? If you travel
answers. People can also see a lion dance. with a friend, choose someone who shares
Two performers get into a lion suit. The lion similar interests. Before you travel together,
entertains people. The lion rolls, jumps and discuss your favorite and __10__ favorite
does other __5__. things to do on vacation. You also need to
agree on travel dates.
1. A. mark B. marks 6. A. highest B. brightest

C. marking D. marked C. hungriest D. healthiest
2. A. elder B. round 7. A. smuggle B. consider

C. angry D. active C. entertain D. pollute
3. A. carry B. carries 8. A. major B. active

C. carrying D. carried C. curly D. elder
4. A. facts B. pants 9. A. drum B. dress

C. notes D. steps C. movie D. group
5. A. movies B. alarms 10. A. least B. besides

C. drums D. tricks C. instead D. especially

GEPT Basic Reading Test
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In 1989, Taiwan stopped all animal shows.

The circuses closed, and the people returned
to their home countries. But the animals had
̍ў嘙䀨䉣d
to stay. The Ping Tung Rescue Center for
Endangered Wild Animals opened in 1992 to ɓ˂̥⁓ʱ圔d
help with this problem. ৵$䝸৵$䉩l
The center cares for animals that were
abandoned. Workers prepare food for the
animals. Different animals eat different types For here
of food. Some eat fruits and vegetables; Thank you for or to go? It’s not a
inviting me. bad idea.
others eat meat.
The center also teaches people about the Let’s meet at 5.
Is there a
dangers of keeping wild animals as pets. discount?
The center wants people to respect animals You look great.
and nature.
Please give
ange.
I have no ch me a menu.
1. In the article, what does the word Which bus
do we take?
abandoned mean?
A. Stolen
B. Bought
C. Left behind
D. Taken away
2. In the article, how do workers care for the

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animals?
A. They take them away. ⅅ䍘R
B. They give them food.

C. They buy them toys. ⡘᝖̍ўj
D. They let them go outside.
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䙹Υ)ɽ↗䉩‷䉣/㌣᠑
a䄒 f䘱̤̋f㑥㡱
㜢䝉⁐䆔֨᜵ㄐ㢙⢆啑⥗䌈
ℰ䑰๏ਓ⢆㜆∐‫ج‬㈨ᜉ‫ੈٹ‬䆆㌣ᚖ䅱

Translation ʕ˖厗圃
These translations are for reference only.
¤呕䉢ᘥʕ˖厗圃ㅲԶ˖จਞအd¯ᔥ䉣ነᘥ∖⡢d
䘱ʶ〄ο〄̩¹䀳䝸⤘f
°Ú呕䉢厗圃ß∁ᥣ〧ᜂ҃厗圃
Celebrations ึ㡗#
Vί坆䐘㈤\
Lantern Festival
1 報䒀∀㝧ぅतj䡉塀〕ᡦ㕗ᘥ㕃k
ጥд㆐jϞጤᡦ㕗ᘥd̙ᡦ䡉塀̙¿Ϟ±䅧Җ
ً䈢ɽʃdϞጤᥴ┐Ը剨㥳ਗ‫ي‬ճf
∀㝧ᡦɓ℠₀⁓ᘥ㎂ɛ㝧˚d䑴̈ə㢓ぅतj㥳ᡦَ‫א‬䄲㕃k
䠇ᡢ㝧䐡Պᘥ㍄Ҽfʦϋᘥ∀㝧ίɧ˜ɚ ጥд㆐j‫א‬٫ᡦ偂dɰϞጤ䡉塀ᥴ┐Ը㥳ᙤ‫א‬
˚f ˥ᕄf
⡴ ⥸ε˙ό䐡ज़∀㝧d⦙੬ɽ↗ึ ぅतj጑ጤ䡉塀ึ᠖ɽ㕃k
匕ᜁ䡉塀ጠᕢ䙇2⥒2όᘥ䡉塀f䡉塀ึϞ2 ጥд㆐jึlϞጤᚘ੬ɽdШϞጤɰ᠖ʃfធ
䅧Җً䈢ɽʃd̙ ᡦ㕗ᘥdɰ̙ ᡦਗ‫ي‬〇 ɿℓ㝴੬ึί㐉Îㅲ㎅ʃ䡉塀ِf
ᝨdՑ⥒̙ኈ⦗ጤ 嘸ᘥ䡉塀fϞ≧℡dI㕖
ึ刈Бɽᝨ䡉塀∅坴dՅ㌩㝴੬ί㐉Sㅲ㎅ʃ
䡉塀f
2
ึ㡗"
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\ ∀㝧Ϟ⥸ε⤘᜕fɓছɛ〕ふ報⡂䡉
ጥд㆐j㕀dぅतd∀㝧Ҟ䒀l 刹d䡉塀jɛί␣䅵䐃S刹呦dનί့⚁嚀␤
ぅतj∀㝧kጥд㆐d∀㝧ᡦʡ䍑k ᘥ䡉塀Sd㉷ᠡɽ↗⥹‫ج‬⡂̈㌶⊁fνᕄϞɛ
ጥд㆐j⦗ᡦ℠₀⁓ᘥ㎂ɛ㝧˚d䑴̈ə㢓䠇 ซ̈㌶⊁dㄡ̘Ҭ䡉塀jɛfℓνᕄ㌶䀳
ᡢ㝧䐡Պᘥ㍄Ҽf əd⦙੬ึ⚃Ցɓ℠ʃ䔖᝖f
ぅतjЫℓ〕ᠧ䍑䐡ज़∀㝧k ɽ↗ɰ̙ ί∀㝧奠䙇䈤㜄fՇΤᙶ䄁
ጥд㆐jɓছɛึ匕ᜁ䡉塀dᕢ䙇±ό±䑩ᘥ ٫ⅷS㜄倖ᔸf䈤㜄̙ ↄ䒀ɽ⡴d㜄ɿ㡹㎅
䡉塀f´㕖㡁ึϞ䄐ᜁᘥ䡉塀∅坴f 㥤冔ᘥ㝧۱┐䈤dበึ厗䄂e㢂垀 ʿᙶ䄁Չ
ぅतj∀㝧ɓ֛Ϟ᠖ε䡉塀l तҦf
ጥд㆐jӚ䦅dՑ⥒〕ᡦl
ึ㡗"
Vί坆䐘㈤\
ጥд㆐j∀㝧剨Ϟ̤̮ɓ䅧Ϟ䙙ᘥ⤘᜕f
ぅतjᡦʡ䍑k
ጥд㆐jϞɛึί␣䅵Î䐃刹呦d㉷ᠡનί䡉
塀Îfɽ↗ㄡ¿⡂刹ᤩ䒀f
ぅतj䉩℠䡉刹塃塃ᥴf

MARCH 2018
ጥд㆐j⦗℠㦆dʕ˖ᘥ刹䉣᠖嘓d̙ᡦҢϞ
℠‷䉣ᘥ刹呦fʡ䍑᠒䢈Ϟざεᘥ
TUPSJFTk
ぅतjҢʔᘩ㢖f
ጥд㆐j䀁 ≵倠lΪᤩ4UPSZϞՇ䅧จᠤ
ਧf ึ㡗"
ぅतjⅤd䉩⚃䀳l Vί坆䐘㈤\
ጥд㆐jІ㉷づɻd報ᙸԸÎ㝧f
ึ㡗# І㉷づɻjጥд㆐d剅剅Ыᘥ剱䘱f
Vί坆䐘㈤\ ጥд㆐jҢℓԸ䘨䘨儷䀄ыf㕙䖉⥱䀳儷䀄Ϟ
ጥд㆐jЫɰ̙¿ί∀㝧奠䙇䈤㜄f ↖㕃k
ぅतjᡦॆᘥ㜄ɿ㢂䈤㕃k І㉷づɻjᡦ ᘥ d ጥ д ㆐ d 㕙䖉 ⥱ ↖ ⥒ ᚘ ੬
ጥд㆐jʔᡦdሦ倖㜄ɿ〕ᡦՇΤᙶ䄁٫ⅷί ɽfɽ↗ሦϋԴ3䑤¿ဓ㝖⁕ᘥ㕙䖉
㜄倖ᔸ㡁f ⥱f
ぅतj጑ ጤ 㜄 ɿ ึ ↄ 䒀 ɽ ↗ d 失 ɽ ↗ 㒂 ː ጥд㆐j䑤¿ဓ㝖⁕kॆᘥ㕃k
㕃k І㉷づɻjᡦਧdɓছɛԴ3ɓ℠㕙䖉⥱ɽ฿̥
ጥд㆐jӚ 䦅 d በ ℓ ึ 㡹㎅㥤冔 ┐ 䈤 d ึ 厗 Ϟɤɚʱ圔dШ጑ጤ㕙䖉⥱ᝁึπί
䄂e㢂垀¿ʿᙶ䄁Չ3तҦf ऎᤅ䈢չѫથⅳ゗㡁λㄱɷϋl
ぅतjҢซᥴl
ጥд㆐j䈤㜄᠖Ϟ䙙dᡦᚘ੬ա報ᙸᘥᙶ䄁f ึ㡗#
ጥд㆐j጑Ңℓ̙¿ᠧ䍑ਂk㕙䖉⥱ᡦ጑䍑ᘥ
˙ᜅf
І㉷づɻjᡦਧd̙ᡦ㕙䖉⥱ึ〇ϓϮᡳਪ呦f
Ңℓ̙¿Դ3儷ᜉ⥱ਧf
ጥд㆐jҢ↗㡁ϞɓጤdШҢ̘剓‫ي‬ᘥ≧℡〕
Ҫ儷ᜉ⥱ҙί↗㡁f
І㉷づɻj⥸εɛ〕ᡦ⦗䑩f̙ᡦҢℓ̀㔆া⚃
੭儷ᜉ⥱dҢℓʔঐ失㕙䖉⥱⎂咖ə
Environment Ңℓᘥή⡐l
Plastic Bags
5 㕙䖉⥱खо
6
㕙䖉⥱᠖˙ᜅdШึ〇ϓϮᡳਪ呦fऎᤅ 㕙䖉⥱ึ〇ϓ儷䀄Ϯᡳd̹ᡗִᘩ㢖⦗ɓ
㡁Ϟ䑤 ဓ㝖⁕ᘥ㕙䖉⥱dչѫથⅳ゗㡁ɰϞ 匕d‫ה‬ ᅦૐ⡴ˇº㕙䖉⥱dΪϤᡗִÜ‫ج‬
⥸ε㕙䖉⥱fɓছɛԴºɓ℠㕙䖉⥱ɽ฿̥Ϟ 䅳⡑fίϞጤή˙dਠֳʔঐㅲԶ㕙䖉⥱㍑垗
ɤɚʱ圔dШऎᤅ䈢չѫથⅳ゗㡁ᘥ㕙䖉⥱ᝁ ពd垗ព̀㔆è㐶剓㐹f⦗䑩⡴ʑึᤩəᥰ
ึπί᠖ᚇᘥ≧㒄f㕙䖉⥱䀳儷䀄Ϟ↖f 䦆ဢІぐ儷ᜉ⥱l
Ңℓʔ䌰⁓㕙䖉⥱dҢℓ̙ Դº儷ᜉ ʔ㤄d儷ᜉ⥱ɰϞɓጤਪ呦f儷ᜉ⥱̙ঐ
⥱dʔ⁓失㕙䖉⥱⎂咖əҢℓᘥή⡐l ึ墘⚃ᚘ੬䍃塦dЫ偲㡈㝴੬‫֛א‬㈂⠆ᤓ儷ᜉ
⥱d̙ᡦɽε䑤ɛጠʔึ⦗䍑ਂf塦⥱ɿ㡁ᘥ
ष㎉̙ঐึϮᡳЫᘥₔ‫ي‬dဢ䞀‣Ы
षf

TRANSLATION ʕ˖厗圃
ึ㡗" ึ㡗"
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\ Vί䥲Iផ\
ぅतj㠃ↂd֔ᤩʡ䍑੭㎅⦗ጤ儷ᜉ⥱k 㡣ᐡ㆐j䍵d嚓ᅦd֔≅጑匂ᤅ䘄ਂʡ䍑k
㠃ↂjぅतdҢɨफᠡ⁓̘㐹ᕃГdҢʔซҙা 嚓ᅦjҢ⁓≅Ը偩Ңᘥ˓䠦̂㥁d⦗ᡦҢί䆕
੭儷ᜉ⥱f 㢁Îᘥɓ〓䐘4ᥴՑᘥਂ‫ج‬f
ぅतjぷ d䀳əl̹ᡗִᤩə㕙䖉⥱Məɓ℠ 㡣ᐡ㆐jҢɰϞᥴՑd̙ᡦᤅ䘄Ӛ䥲‫ج‬偩˓䠦̂
‫ج‬f 㥁ᘥf
㠃ↂj㕙䖉⥱ึϮᡳ儷䀄d‫¿ה‬ਠֳʔึе㐶Զ 嚓ᅦjЫ䕁֛㕃k጑〓䐘4ᡦҢɓ℠ᔹʾ♄㍑
偲㕙䖉⥱dЫ̀㔆ᙤ䦆㐹f Ңᘥf
ぅतj‫֔¿ה‬Іʉ੭儷ᜉ⥱Ըᥰ䦆l 㡣ᐡ㆐jэ d 䆕㢁 Î Ϟ ጤ ‫ ה‬䥑 ᘥ ጣ 䀨 ጠ ʔ ᡦ ॆ
ᘥd጑ጤᕃГᡦ╙ᘥf
ึ㡗# 嚓ᅦjҢᘩ㢖d̙ᡦҢᜂwҢᘥᔹʾf
Vί䥲Iផ\
इ䒀j嚓ᅦd⦗ጤ儷ᜉ⥱ᡦ֔ᘥ㕃k ึ㡗#
嚓ᅦjᡦਧdҢ̘㐹ₔ‫ي‬ᘥ≧℡ึ੭儷ᜉ⥱Ցֳ 㡣ᐡ㆐jҢɰᥲᜂҢᘥᔹʾd3ℓึ♄Ϟ䙙ᘥ㡱
㡁f ৃ㍑Ңd̙ᡦ጑ጤ㡱ৃʔɓ֛ᡦॆᘥf
इ䒀j֔ึ㝴੬⠆ᤓ⦗ጤ⥱ɿ㕃k 嚓ᅦjҢᘥᔹʾʔึᡘจㅲԶ╙㡱ৃ㍑Ңf
嚓ᅦjʔึfҢ䌰⁓⦗䍑ਂ㕃k 㡣ᐡ㆐jᡦʔึdμ̥ᡦふ報጑〓䐘4d‫¿ה‬ㄡ
इ䒀jᡦᘥd䌰⁓l儷ᜉ⥱Ϟ̙ঐ墘⚃ᚘ੬塦f ♄㍑֔dШᡦμӚϞᢇ啵䀨ઋf
嚓ᅦjᡦਧf 嚓ᅦjဢ╙㡱ৃㄡᡦ⦗䍑ㆇ䑕㒂ԸᘥdˈՉᡦ
इ䒀j嚓 ᅦl塦⥱ɿᘥष㎉Ϟ̙ঐϮᡳЫᘥₔ ί䆕㢁Îf
‫ي‬d⦗䑩̙ঐึ失Ы¢षᘥl 㡣ᐡ㆐jᡦਧdϞጤɛί䆕㢁Îᥴኈʡ䍑〕ᜂ¿
嚓ᅦj጑̙ʔλl ᤩॆf
嚓ᅦj̙ᡦ3ℓʔ偲㡈⦗䑩l
8
Technology ʔ⁓䀳Ыί㥁䐘ʕᥴՑᘥɓʲ〕ᜂ ᤩ
7 Is That True?
ॆdЫᥴኈᘥ̙ঐʔᡦጣઋᘥॆᥲf刈Էဢ
ᡦॆᘥ㕃k ነdЫᥴɓ〓嘑ᔥ䐙ψᘥ㥁䐘dึᥴኈ偸㎅
ㄨᘥɛd̙ᡦ䐙ψʔᡦሦ℠ɛ〕ᡦlဢ
䆕㢁Sᘥᜂ∳ʔ〕ᡦॆᘥfЫ㝴੬ึҬՑ 偸ㄨᘥɛɰʔɓ֛ᡦf
嘑ᔥᒁ⡢ጣ‫ي‬ᘥ䐘9dЫ̙ ºᤅ䘄ᤩ˓䠦̂ ⁓ᢇ啵Ыί䆕१SᥴՑ㥁䐘㡁ᘥጣ‫ي‬fν
㥁㕃kʔБl̙ᡦϞጤ䐘9夅@̙ fЫνᕄ ᕄ጑㔄㡱ৃᡦॆᘥdㄡึ̈⡒ί⥸εή˙f
ί䆕㢁SᥴኈϞ䙙ᘥᕃГdʔ⁓ᜂ ᤩॆd⁓ Ыᘥ㝴変ɰ̙ঐ偩пЫə㡆ʡ䍑ᡦॆᘥd
̋ ᢇ啵䀨ઋf 䞓Ϟ⥸εᘥ㝴変ϞпᔥЫʱ䥱ɓ2ጣ‫ي‬ᡦॆ剨
ɓছɛʔึᡘจㆇ䑕╙㡱ৃd̙ᡦℓʔ ᡦ╙f
ɓ֛ึᢇ啵ጣ䀨fㆇ䑕╙㡱ৃ᠖∁ᔨdί䆕㢁
SˈՉνϤfʡ䍑ᡦॆᘥdɦϞʡ䍑ᡦ╙ᘥ
ճkᢇᥴ TOPQFTDPN ‫' א‬BDU$IFDLPSH ⦗嘙䆕
१dㄡ̙ ⠆ูᘩ㢖əf

MARCH 2018
eReport
Ping Tung Rescue Center for
9 Endangered Wild Animals
᠀ᕃᜉኃ嘙〗.ਗ‫ي‬P∁ʕː
᠀ᕃᜉኃ嘙〗¢ਗ‫∁¸ي‬ʕː¸∁ə䑤¿
ึ㡗" ဓ⁕ᘥਗ‫ي‬dՉʕɽε䑤〕ᡦ䚂Ց䥸➁ᘥਗ
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\ ‫ي‬dበℓᘥɛ㉶‫ج‬Ύ㚑垗በℓfϞጤɛኖቱ
इ䒀jጥд㆐lҢ᠖ふ報ЫᘥㄨɿdЫᥴ 㥳ᦘˣ㊆㊆⦗䑩ᘥ〗¢ਗ‫ي‬㑢ɝ̨奖dΎҪበ
┐Ըॆλᥴf ℓ䙓㍑㐹↗㜗咙‫ي‬f̙ᡦ⦗ጤਗ‫ي‬ɓlᚇ⚃˄
ጥд㆐j剅əfҢซ̘䐙ψd‫¿ה‬䌰⁓⦗〹ㄨ ɽdበℓᘥɛㄡӚ䥲‫ج‬Ύ䜘በℓəf᠀ᕃᜉ
ɿf ኃ嘙〗¢ਗ‫∁¸ي‬ʕːίɓɘɘɚϋϓMㄡᡦ
इ䒀jЫ䌰⁓⦗〹ㄨɿkᤩʡ䍑k ᤩə⥒⡑⦗℠ਪ呦f
ጥд㆐jҢซ⁓㜗℠d‫ה‬ϞИί䐙ψᘥɛ
〕ᡦf ̨奖¿ᜱϞ⥸ε৵偷䀀fᠡԸd̨奖ίɓ
इ䒀jጥд㆐d጑ʔᡦጣ䀨d䐙ψʔᡦሦ ɘɞɘϋ╘)ə‫ה‬Ϟᘥਗ‫ي‬ᙶ䄁f⦗ጤ৵偷䀀
℠ɛ〕ᡦf 嘑〤dᙶ䄁٫〕ᙹΫ3ℓᘥ☕↗d̙ᡦ጑ጤਗ
ጥд㆐jॆᘥ㕃k̙ᡦϞ嘑䐙ψᘥ㥁䐘〕ᡦ⦗ ‫̀ي‬㔆वɨԸdᔥᡦበℓɰՑə᠀ᕃᜉኃ嘙〗
䍑䄁ᘥќf ¢ਗ‫∁¸ي‬ʕːԸf⦗∡ʕː㚑垗‫ה‬Ϟᘥ⦗ጤ
इ䒀j㥁䐘㡁₆ᘥᕃГʔɓ֛〕̙ᜂf ਗ‫ي‬dɰ❆䞀ɽ⡴Ҫ〗¢ਗ‫ي‬㜗ϓ咙‫ي‬ᘥΚ倀
ᒄf⦗∡ʕːᅦૐɽ↗〕ঐ☨ㄙ₀ਗ‫ي‬䈢ɽІ
ึ㡗# ㉷f
ጥд㆐j‫¿ה‬䐙ψʔᡦ‫ה‬Ϟɛ〕ᡦk
इ䒀jʔᡦfϞጤɛᡦdШʔᡦሦ℠ɛ 㢕ព̙¿ਞ奠⦗∡ʕːd奠䙇጑ጤਗ‫ي‬f
〕ᡦf 3ℓ̙¿ᥴՑᦘˣ㊆㊆eɽढ偃ձ䄲l⦗∡ʕ
ጥд㆐jⅤ n ॆ̙✂f ːᘥʈЪɛⅠ䅒䕁ᜉ‫ה‬Ϟᘥਗ‫〕ي‬աՑኄλ
इ䒀j̙ᡦЫ剨ᡦ偲㡈̘䐙ψِlЫ̙¿䝸 ᘥ㚑垗fሦ˂Îd3ℓ〕ᤩਗ‫ي‬㙹ぐₔ‫ي‬f
ՑɓጤอᘥᕃГf ʔΝᘥਗ‫ي‬ΦʔΝ䅧嘙ᘥₔ‫ي‬dϞጤਗ‫ي‬Φ˥
ጥд㆐jᘥ 䕁 d Ң ̙ ঐ ึ ⚃ Ց ɓ ጤ Ϟ 䙙 ᘥ 㝴 ᕄձ䖖㎖dϞጤ᜴ΦЂf⦗∡ʕːᤩ⦗ጤਗ‫ي‬
変f ㅲԶτΌᘥ儷䀄f
इ䒀jʔ 䅳 Ы Ϟ Ӛ Ϟ 㤂 ኈ ‫ א‬৵ Յ 〕 ɓ
䑩l
ጥд㆐jӚ䦅lҢᅦૐҢ̘጑㡁ᘥ≧℡̙¿呵
৵l
इ䒀j䝩dጥд㆐n

Style
New Spring Clothes
13
12 ᡢ֙อ㡀
ᡢ˂ᘥ≧℡dɽ↗〕ふ報㐹อВᔸf⥸ε
ਠֳ〕ึϞत䙓ึfВᔸत䍘ᘥ≧℡dऊ㐶٫
ᡢ˂Ցədɽ↗̙ ᦒSʔΝᘥВᔸfί ㄡ̙ 㐹Вᔸጠᥰɨʔˇ䦆lɽ↗〕ふ報㐹อ
̆˂dɽ↗〕ᦒɽВ䈢ˣВdℓᦒᚇ⥩ᘥ㙷䤵ɿdϞጤɛɰึ㐹อᘥ䤵d䤵ɓϋ
าᔸ㡀fᡢ˂ᘥ˂ं㢈㙷าdɽ↗̙ ᦒ㌗ ̬֙〕̙ ᦒf
⥩ᘥВᔸfɾធɿℓᦒS㠷ɿձᤅ㡀dӲɻ᜴ 㐹Вᔸʘᜱ偲㡈o㡐ᦒfВᔸ偲㡈⁓Υ
ᦒ㌗⥩塆⁒fɽ↗ɰึᦒʔΝ呥့ᘥᔸ㡀d̆ ኘdʔ㡈˄䆓‫˄א‬呸f塆⁒ᘥᙐ䈔⥒偲㡈⁓Υ
֙ᘥ呥့㢈⠥dᡢ֙ᘥ呥့᜴ᡦ⠆⠹ဢᔲ Ыᘥኘd䤵ɿ᜴ᡦ㡈ᚇ᠑䙹ʕf
ᜁfሦ℠ɛ〕ふ報ᡢ֙ᘥอ㡀l
ึ㡗"
ึ㡗" Vίᔸ㥖ֳ\
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\ 㡣ᐡ㆐jइ䒀d剅剅֔ձҢɓ┐Ը㐹ᕃГf
嚓ᅦjʦ˂ᘥ˂ंॆλlᡢ˂Ցəf इ䒀j㡣ᐡ㆐dʔពंdҢふ報】㐉㐹ᕃГf
㠃ↂjӚ䦅lҢ̙¿ᦒʔΝᘥВᔸəf λdЫ䌰⁓ʡ䍑k
嚓ᅦjᡦਧdҢℓ̙¿ᦒÎᡢ֙ᔸ㡀dҢふ報匇㡣ᐡ㆐jҢ䌰⁓Îफᦒᘥอ䤵ɿdɰซ㐹อᘥ
妇ᔲᜁᘥ呥့f 䤵f
㠃ↂjҢɰᡦdဢ<Ң剨ふ報ᦒ㌗⥩ᘥВᔸf इ䒀jʦ˂᠖εᕃГ〕ίत䍘dҢℓ̘ᥴ጑喓
嚓ᅦjᡦਧd㌗⥩ᘥВᔸ䙹Υ㙷าᘥ˂ंf ᘥ䤵ɿыf
㠃ↂj̙ᡦᡢ˂ᘥ˂ंϞ̙ঐ㢈૭⠹d‫¿ה‬Ң 㡣ᐡ㆐jλf጑ጤ䤵ɿϞत䍘㕃k
冀ᡦึ੭㎅ɓ㌗̮ⅷf इ䒀j偲㡈ϞdҢℓ̘ᥴᥴыf
ึ㡗# ึ㡗#
嚓ᅦjᡢ֙ᔸ㡀᠖䊈刑d֔Ϟ̙ঐ㎅૭d‫¿ה‬Ϟ 㡣ᐡ㆐jҢふ報⦗➆䤵ɿdҢ⁓㐹ɨԸf
≧℡䌰⁓ᦒ㌗̮ⅷf इ䒀j㌱ɓɨdЫ㐹ʘᜱ偲㡈㡐ᦒf
㠃ↂjӚ䦅f̙ᡦҢ⡒ί̙¿Ҫ̆֙ᔸ㡀¸┐Ը 㡣ᐡ㆐j̙ᡦҢʔふ報㡐ᦒВᔸf
əf इ䒀j㡣 ᐡ ㆐ l ⁓ ᡦ ⦗ ➆ 䤵 ɿ ˄ 呸 ‫ א‬ᡦ ˄ ㌗
嚓ᅦjҢɰ̙¿fҢふ報ᡢ˂าձᘥ˂ंf ճk጑Ыㄡʔึᦒəf
㠃ↂjҢɰᡦlҢ̙¿ᦒ㢈εᘥ㠷ɿձᤅ㡀f 㡣ᐡ㆐jλਢdλਢdҢ̘㡐ᦒfҢɰ⁓㡐ᦒ⦗
嚓ᅦjҢ ʔふ報㠷ɿձᤅ㡀dШҢ剨ᡦふ報ᡢ 塆⁒f
˂l इ䒀j᠖λf⁓䕁䉥塆⁒ΥЫᘥᙐ䈔f

MARCH 2018
Storytime 3ᘥ˨䤹ί㢁ɹᥴኈ3ΫԸd䦙у㑐㤄̘
14 The Loving Father

ᔖИə3f
ฉฌᘥ˨䤹 ‫هه‬dʃՅɿ⅙㎅䉩dҢ䀳ʔ┐
ЫdҢਂ䦅əጣfҢӚϞ㡱⊖Ύ㜗ЫᘥՅɿd
ϞЗ˨䤹3ϞՇ℠ՅɿdɽՅɿ᠖Ҟ䒀d Ң̙¿̥㜗Ыᘥ㥲ɛ㕃k
ШʃՅɿጠʔҞ䒀f 㜗㉷ʔБl˨䤹䉩dЫÅ䊑〕ᡦҢ
⦗㡁ॆ㉶⤠d3䉩dҢซ⁓㤄Ր䠹 ᘥՅɿf
ᘥ¢ᤔlҢซ⁓̘℠ɦ報䒀ɦՐ䠹ᘥή˙l Ըɛਧl3ぱ㢖d㍑3≅ጤอВᔸ
̙ᡦ3Ⅳ㡁〕ʔঐ̘dΪᤩ3ӚϞ䦆fϞ ձɓ˕อ˓䠦Ըd㉷ᠡ㙹ぐɓ㥉ɽ候fɽ↗〕
ɓ˂d3ซՑəɓ℠匕ɿf ̀㔆ɓ┐䐡ज़l
‫هه‬d3䉩dҪҢ጑ɓ〓ʱᘥ↗⡘
㍑ҢdҢ⡒ίㄡ⁓Ңᘥ䦆f ̙ᡦʔᡦሦ℠ɛ〕ซ䐡ज़f˨䤹ᘥɽՅɿ
嚘⚃᠖ʔ㒂ːf
ᔥᡦd3ᘥ˨䤹ҪʃՅɿ‫ה‬坂〓ʱᘥ↗⡘ ‫هه‬d3䉩dҢҔҔ呔↗ㅶ倅ə3‫ה‬
㍑ə3f጑℠ធɿ≅ə䦆dㄡֻɓ∡อᝲ̹ Ϟᘥ䦆ৌdҢℓᤩʡ䍑剨⁓ᤩ3刈Бᤖ䀳k
̘dί጑㡁3ᚘ੬㒂ːf Ϊᤩd጑Зฉฌᘥ˨䤹㡆圓䉩dЫ
Ң ⡒ ί ᘥ ¢ ᤔ ᠖ ҁ d 3 ३ ㎅䉩 d ҔҔʘᜱ呔㒂dШ⡒ί3⁓Ϋ↗ԸᚇИəl⦗
ҢϞ᠖ε䦆d剨Ϟ᠖εᔹʾd‫¿ה‬Ңِ⚃᠖ ㄡᡦ℉⚃䐡ज़ᘥ⡑l
㒂ːl ฉฌᘥ˨䤹ᡦ⚅Ըʔึ‫➁׳‬Іʉᘥɿɾf
̙ᡦ λᘥ≧Έጠʔᚇɮf3ㅶ倅ə3ᘥ
䦆ৌdʔɮʘᠡㄡӚ䦆eᔹʾɰ㑐əf
⦗ɨɿd጑℠ϋ䊈ɛ㒂ːʔ┐Ըəf
⦗䑩ॆ兰䢔d3⅙㎅䉩dҢӚϞ䦆
ɰӚϞᔹʾdॆᡦʔλِf
3ɰӚϞᕃГΦdኂɿᚘ੬䜙d̙ᡦҁΌ How to Say It
ӚϞₔ‫̙ي‬ΦਧfϞɓ˂dɓΤ⠆䒔ʈ㢁㤄d
Water Is Everywhere
ㅲ圀⁓偩п⦗℠ϋ䊈ɛf 16
˥㉶‫ה‬ʔί
Ы̙¿偩Ң¸չѫd‫⥸א‬㡁₆ึϞᕃГ
̙¿Φゅl
Ңℓひ˥dɰº˥⠆ᤓ‫ي‬᝖dҢℓ剨º˥
ਂՉ⥸εጣઋfҢℓί‷䉣9䉣ձ䁓º䉣㜗
15 ʕɰԴº˥doԸ刈ጤϞ䙙ᘥԷɿыl
ЫνᕄญSう㚈dㄡ̣ਂኘί䔒˥㡁จ
⦗≧℡d⦗℠ϋ䊈ɛซ┐ə3˨䤹ᘥ↗f ᡈう㚈ɽə¢fϞጤʔλᘥጣઋ̙ঐึ㌑
ί
ί↗㡁dሦ℠ɛ〕Ϟ᠖εᕃГ̙¿Φd ЫኘSf刈ԷဢነdЫӚϞ͂ધ‫ג‬㒄ဢ㑐̘ᥴ
ʔᡦ㕃k̙ᡦҢᝁί⦗㡁䜙ኂɿd3ːซd 㥁䐘d⦗䑩Ы㕶ึ
ंd‫ה‬ ЫㄡึJO IPU
Ң⁓Ϋ↗䀳Ң‫هه‬䉩j¿‫هه‬d䀳ʔ┐dҢ XBUFSญSう㚈¢l
ਂ䦅əጣfҢӚϞ㡱⊖Ύ㜗ЫᘥՅɿdҢ̙¿ ɓ2ጣઋ‫א‬٫ਪ呦νᕄʊ㝴㤄̘dㄡ̣ਂ
̥㜗Ыᘥ㥲ɛ㕃kÁ XBUFS VOEFS UIF CSJEHF䠣ɨᘥᤈ˥ʊ㉶⡥¢
ᔥᡦd጑℠ϋ䊈ɛㄡΫ↗̘əf fЫ㉶‫ج‬ҷ墘·Оጣdㄡ̥ঐ‫˓׳‬失̴㤄̘
ыf

ึ㡗" ึ㡗"
Vί䥲Iផ\ Vί䥲Iផ\
ぅतj㕀dइ䒀dҢญəɽう㚈f 㠃ↂj䍵d嚓ᅦd֔ίਂʡ䍑k
इ䒀jぅतd̈əʡ䍑ጣk 嚓ᅦjҢί䕦ढд嘸嘸dҢʦ˂ૉÎϞ䘳f
ぅतjҢӚϞ〥ጥд㆐̘ਞ̋ɓ゗₀⁓ึ圀f 㠃ↂjⅤdॆλِl֔ᘥ䘳ᡦㄱ匕k
इ䒀j兰䢔d3¢ंə㕃k 嚓ᅦj㕉dҢҙədШҢ̙¿ᢇᥴҢᘥБጣ䠇d
ぅतjᡦਧf̙ᡦҢ㜗≧ί㒂̤ɓ゗ึdӚϞ䥲 ጑̙¿ㅲ䦀Ңf
‫⤥ج‬ኘf 㠃ↂjλจf̙й䥶Ցəd጑䑩ʔ卵䉸f
इ䒀jጥд㆐ᘥึ圀呦ᡦʡ䍑k 嚓ᅦjӚ䦅dҢ̀㔆㙹≧dΪᤩҢᡦဠ∘l
ぅतjᦑ֙อ㥁㐔㝧ᘥ⁕㌁f
इ䒀jҢㆆ䉩3ℓɓ֛剨ึΎ㒂ㄱ゗ึᘥf ึ㡗#
ぅतjᅦૐνϤl Vί坆䐘㈤\
㡣ᐡ㆐jइ䒀d䀳ʔ┐dҢӚϞ㙹≧ՑfҢʦ˂
ึ㡗# Î᠖⤉f
इ䒀jဢ<dЫʔᡦҙəጥд㆐ᘥึ圀dဢᡦ इ䒀j⦗⡑ጠʔ̂ʱdЫ䥶Ցə᠖ɮf
ίਂйᘥጣઋf 㡣ᐡ㆐jॆᘥ㕃kҢ̥䥶Ցəɤʱ圔ќf
ぅतjဢ<Ң̤̮጑゗ึɰ᠖₀⁓fҢʔঐêɨ इ䒀jʔ䀳dЫ䥶Ցə̬ɤʱ圔f
ҢІʉᘥึ圀ʔ䅳ဢ̘㒂ጥд㆐ᘥึf 㡣ᐡ㆐jॆᘥ㕃k兰䢔lҢᘥ䦂䁒əf
इ䒀j጑ㄡ⦗䍑ѓ㐥3ќf इ䒀jᔲ˂й䥶Ցəf
ぅतjҢึᘥdҢ嚘⚃᠖䥸䞈ӚϞਞ̋3ᘥ጑゗㡣ᐡ㆐jλdҢॆᘥ᠖ᔖ䂗f
ึ圀f
इ䒀jЫɰ̙¿ѓ㐥3⦗ɓ匕f⦗䍑ɓԸd⦗℠
ਪ呦ʊϓ֛҅dㄡν䠣ɨᘥᤈ˥ɓ䑩㤄
̘d㉶㔆ҷ墘f 20
ぅतjӚ䦅dҢℓ偲㡈⁓Ҫ̴‫׳‬ɨf
Ӹ̮≦㢕ᘥ≧℡d㙹≧ᡦᚘ੬₀⁓ᘥጣ
ઋfЫϞӚϞภ㤄ɽˋɻ̈㢕k̙⁓䕁֛Ыᘩ
㢖ɽˋɻᘥ̈㌑≧㒄f⤆ᥴЫᘥኙ⢃dνᕄ
Time ኙ⢃S䑴@ᘥ̈㌑≧㒄ᡦʕʹɤɚ匕dㄡ⁓ί
ɤɓ匕̬ɤʞʱ‫ת‬㢘ኙ१f⁓ㅲÉՑd⦗䑩Ы
It's About Time
19 ʑʔึ䦅㤄ኙफlЫνᕄᡦίɓɽÉ̈㌑dㄡ
≧㒄ҞՑə
̙ঐ䌰⁓⥹䜳圔fɽˋɻ⦙੬㙹≧㌑ኙdʔึ
㌱Ыdʔ⁓ΪᤩЫ˄ૉ┐ґဢ䦅㤄Ыᘥ≦㌣f
ɽ↗ሦ˂〕⁓Sफ‫א‬S䝸dℓɰึՑй
ᘥή˙⚅ጣ2䅧ᤔਗfℓ䈢ᔹʾe↗ɛ ʿ ึ㡗"
Νጣ㝄₆f̙ᡦሦ℠ɛ〕ึ㙹≧‫ת‬㢘㕃kʔ Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\
ึl ぅतjጥд㆐dЫίਂʡ䍑k
Ϟ≧℡dЫึҙা⁓㒂ึ‫א‬٫S䘳f⦗䑩 ጥд㆐jぅतdҢ4ί㙹ぐ⁓̘䐙ψf
ʔλfᡡ㉷νϤdЫ̙ νОਂճkЫ̙ 䐃ぅतj塃┐Ը᠖λِlЫ⁓ᠧ䍑̘k
ɨ ֛ᘥጣ‫ي‬d⦗䑩Ϟпᔥㅲ䦀ЫІʉfϞ≧ ጥд㆐jҢ⁓ภɽˋɻdҢʊ㝴㐹λ⢃əf
℡dЫ̙ঐ̥ᡦ䥶Ցəㄱʱ圔d̙ᡦЫ㝴੬ʔ ぅतj጑̙ᡦɓ䙘᠖ᚇᘥኙ㌣dึѬ᠖ɮf
ึϞ̂ʱᘥ⡑ãdሦ℠ɛ〕̙ 㙹≧‫ת‬㢘f ጥд㆐jᡦਧd̙ᡦҢふ報ภɽˋɻ≦㢕f

MARCH 2018
ぅतjЫᘥኙㄱ匕̈㌑k
ጥд㆐jᡧ㈂òɨʹɧ匕㥃ʞʱ㌑ኙf ̚䀅փжʔλᥴd⤴‫ז‬䉩d጑
〓4ӚϞฌઋᡘጣf
ึ㡗#
Vί䥲Iផ\ ӚϞฌઋᡘጣᘥ㥁䐘ɰϞ̙ঐ᠖λᥴ
嚓ᅦj㕉d⡒ίʞ匕̬ɤʞʱdҢ⁓̘Î䘳əf ќfЎ᝕ˀ䍂㢖f
㠃ↂj㌱ɓɨlҢ⦗㑠ò⁓̘䙤ᚗd֔⁓ɓ┐̘ ʔ̙ঐd⤴‫ז‬䉩dҢℓ̘̹ਜኖኖ
㕃k ыdҢℓ̙¿】】ਠֳf
嚓ᅦjλਧdѓ㐥ҢⅣ℠≧㒄eίⅣ㡁l ʔ⁓d剅剅fЎ᝕䉩f
㠃ↂjҢℓò匕䠆ί䥲´ផ̮㝄₆f 䒔Г̔d⤴‫ז‬䉩d֔〕Ӛ䉩㡗‐f
嚓ᅦjÎ㕃k剨ॆਧlҢ̀㔆⥹λ䜳圔f ֔ふ報ᥴ㥁䐘dЎ᝕䉩djҢℓ̘
㠃ↂjᡦਧd̙ᡦҢふ報ɓɽ̮̈╤Б䙤ᚗl ᥴ̚䀅փжыf
֔ふ報】㐉㐹ᕃГd⤴‫ז‬䉩dҢℓ
̘】㐉ыf
ҢℓจኈʔΝd֔Ӕ֛ыfЎ᝕䉩f
䒔Г̔ᚘ੬ʔ㒂ːfμ㡈ᠧ䍑䥲k
Talk About It
What Can We Do?
21
Ңℓ㡈ᠧ䍑䥲k
Travel
22 Travel Tips—Planning a Trip
䒔Г̔ϞՇ℠᠖λᘥᔹʾdʱй̣Ў᝕䈢
⤴‫ז‬f䒔Г̔ᚘ੬ふ報μℓՇɛdШᡦϞɓ℠ ≦㢕⁓⥶{{⥳㦀≦㌣
ਪ呦jЎ᝕ձ⤴‫ז‬ʔ˄ふ報䀳˙f䒔Г̔ึձ
Ў᝕ɓ┐ِdɰึձ⤴‫ז‬ɓ┐ِfϞ≧℡d⦗
ɧ℠ɾធึɓ┐̮̈dШ⦗䑩ᘥ㝴変䀳䒔Г̔ ί̈㢕ʘᜱdЫ̀㔆oਂጤ⥳㦀fₕod
ဢነጠʔᡦ᠖㒂ːfЎ᝕ձ⤴‫ז‬冀ᡦจኈʔ Ӕ֛⁓̘ʡ䍑ή˙fЫɰ⥸ϞɓᚇЕซ⁓̘ᘥ
Υf⦗䍑ɓԸd䒔Г̔ㄡึชՑ‫ز‬ぶʔ㒂ːf ή˙dʡ䍑ή˙ᡦЫざซ̘ᘥkЫ̀㔆အ䐣Ы
ᘥ≧㒄fЫᘥ╙㈂˂䑤☨ʔ☨失ЫՑ጑℠ή˙
ʦ˂ᡦᡧ㈂òɨʹd䒔Г̔ձ⤴‫ז‬ኖίɓ ጠíλλጦաɓ㌂kνᕄʔ☨dㄡ䥵йᘥή
┐dЎ᝕̋ɝəμℓᘥБΐf ˙fɨɓሥᡦӔ֛ʡ䍑≧℡̘f጑℠ή˙ʡ䍑
Ңℓɓ┐Ҭጣઋਂыf⤴‫ז‬ㅲ圀f ≧℡ざ䙹Υ̘k̘ɓ℠ή˙≦㢕ㄡ⁓ᡕ䥵ざΥ
λਧdҢℓ̘ᥴ㥁䐘fЎ᝕䉩f 䙹ᘥ≧℡̘l
ʔ⁓d⤴‫ז‬䉩d⡒ίӚϞλᥴᘥ㥁
䐘dҢℓ̙¿̘】㐉㐹ᕃГf ึ㡗"
】㐉᠖㉶⤠‐dЎ᝕䉩d‫<ر‬d⡒ Vί坆䐘㈤\
ίϞɓ〓λᥴᘥ㥁䐘dҢℓ̙¿̘ᥴ̚䀅փ ጥд㆐j㕀dत⥅ↂh≦㢕ʃᐢl報ᙸԸÎҢ
жf ℓᘥ㝧l

त ⥅ ↂjጥд㆐d剅剅Ыᘥ剱䘱l ึ㡗"
ጥд㆐jत⥅ↂd䘱ձҢℓʱጦ⥳㦀≦㌣ᘥ⥶ Vί坆䐘㈤\
厀f ጥд㆐jҢℓԸ嚁坣䘨⥳㦀≦㌣ᘥ㡗呦ыf
त ⥅ ↂjӚਪ呦l⢑ɓሥᡦᡕ䥵⁓̘ʡ䍑ή त ⥅ ↂjλจl
˙f ጥд㆐jҢℓ⅁䘨Ցᡕ䥵≦㢕ᘥή匕ձ≧㒄f
ጥд㆐jӚ䦅lҢϞɓᚇЕᘥή匕dሦɓ℠Ң त ⥅ ↂjӚ 䦅 f ̤ ̮ ɓ ℠ ₀ ⁓ အ 㑰 ᡦ Ы ᘥ 㥇
〕ซ̘l 䅷f
त ⥅ ↂjɽε䑤ɛ〕ᡦ⦗䑩fίЫ጑ɓᚇЕᘥ ጥд㆐j⦗匕ึ䐘垖Ыᘥ≦㢕⁕㌁fЫ̥⁓Ϟ
ή˙㜗ʕdⅣ㡁ᡦЫざซ̘ᘥk 䦆dㄡㄱ(ʡ䍑ή˙〕̙¿̘l
ጥд㆐j‫☕ج‬lϞɓ˂Ңɓ֛⁓̘጑㡁l त ⥅ ↂjᘥ䕁f剨ϞdЫึձ≦㢕䀀̘剨ᡦ㡹
ɓ℠ᔹʾɓ┐≦㢕k⦗匕ɰ⁓အ䐣f
ึ㡗#
त ⥅ ↂj剨ϞՉ3ጣઋɰ̀㔆အ䐣f ึ㡗#
ጥд㆐jѓ㐥Ңℓыf ጥд㆐j㡈ᠧ䍑ᡕ䥵ɓ┐̈㢕ᘥᔹʾk
त ⥅ ↂj〇⥴ɓ℠ή˙⁓ᡕ䥵Υ䙹ᘥ≧㒄f त ⥅ ↂjਪЫᔹʾᘥ䤕䙙d䕁䉥䀳˙ᘥ䤕䙙ձ
ጥд㆐jӚ䦅dЫึซ⁓Ϟλ˂ंf Ы嘙Чf
त ⥅ ↂj‫א‬٫̙¿ᥴኈतйᘥᕃГfЫνᕄซ ጥд㆐jҢふ報㐹ᦙׂ᝖dҢ㡈ᡕ䥵Ν䑩ふ報
⁓䙇〵dㄡ䥵̆˂̘f ⦗䍑ਂᘥɛ㕃k
ጥд㆐jᘥ䕁f त ⥅ ↂjӚ䦅fνᕄ⦗ᡦЫᔹʾざʔふ報ਂᘥ
त ⥅ ↂj剨⁓ซซЫᘥ╙㈂˂䑤fЫϞኗ☨ᘥ ጣd጑ㄡʔλ堣f
≧㒄̘ᕢ䙇጑℠ή˙㕃k ጥд㆐j጑ㄡึᡦ℠ਪ呦f
ጥд㆐j⦗匕ᚘ੬₀⁓l त ⥅ ↂjဢ<ЫℓՇɛɰ偲㡈Ҭ̈‫־‬Ϥ〕ঐ☨
ટաᘥ̈㢕≧㒄f
ጥд㆐j㜗㉷l
23
ί⥳㦀≦㌣ᘥ≧℡d㥇䅷ᡦɓɽအ㑰fЫ
̙ ᙤεˇ䦆k⦗℠ਪ呦ᘥ㌶⊁̙ঐึ䐘垖Ы
ᘥ≦㢕ή匕ձ≧㒄fટɨԸdЫซձɓ℠ᔹʾ
剨ᡦɓ㞆ɛɓ┐≦㢕kЫνᕄ⁓ձɓ℠ᔹʾɓ
┐≦㢕dㄡ⁓ᡕ䥵ɓ℠ձЫϞûΝ䤕䙙ᘥɛf Places
ίЫℓɓ┐̈㢕ʘᜱdoী䘸Ыℓί╙㈂Sざ
Going to a Beauty Salon
ふ報 ʿざʔふ報ਂᘥጣfЫℓᘥซ‫ج‬νᕄ˄ 26
t ∁৫
ʔᥲΝd̙ঐㄡʔ䙹Υɓ┐̈㢕fЫℓɰ̀㔆
ҬՑ‫־‬Ϥ〕ঐ☨ટաᘥ̈㢕≧㒄f
Ы䌰⁓╸倖䜱㕃kЫ̙ ̘䜱ㄲ‫∁ א‬
৫f䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘̙ ᤩЫ╸䜱dɰ̙ ㌡ฆℤ
ɓℤㄡλf䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘ɰ̙ ҷ墘Ыᘥ䜱ᝨd
Ы̙ঐᡦᘨ䜱dЫซ⁓જ䜱㕃k䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘̙
偩пЫfЫซ⁓ʡ䍑䑩ᘥ䜱ᝨk䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘
̙ ㅲ̈᠒圀d‫א‬٫dЫɰ̙ ⚅䜱ᝨ≵㡁ᡕ
䥵ɓ℠䜱ᝨf

MARCH 2018
ึ㡗" ึ㡗"
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\ Vί䥲Iផ\
ጥд㆐jइ䒀dҢ䌰⁓╸倖䜱㕃k 㡣ᐡ㆐j㕀d㠃ↂd֔ᘥᡈ͠ᥴ┐Ը᠖䄐ᜁf
इ䒀jጥд㆐dҢʔ嚘⚃fЫᘥ倖䜱ӚϞ 㠃ↂj剅剅Ы‫ء‬จՑdҢ̘ℤəᡈ͠f
˄ᚇf 㡣ᐡ㆐j֔ᡦІʉғᘥ㕃k
ጥд㆐j጑d֔ふ報Ңᘥ䜱ᝨ㕃k 㠃ↂjʔᡦdҢ̘ ∁৫ℤᘥf
इ䒀jふ報ਧdЫᘥ䜱ᝨ᠖λfЫवᘨ䜱᠖ 㡣ᐡ㆐j̘ℤᡈ͠k
λᥴf 㠃ↂjᡦਧf ∁৫ึ偩ɛℤᡈ͠fҢɰਂə
ጥд㆐j剅剅f̙ᡦҢʊ㝴㦃℃ᘨ䜱ədҢซ ኗ〓坶⡑d‫¿ה‬Ңᘥ㞖⦓͠ᥴ┐Ըɰ᠖
⁓ㆀ℠อ䜱ᝨf 䄐ᜁf
इ䒀j̘䜱ㄲыd䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘̙¿偩Ыf 㡣ᐡ㆐jॆʔ䦅d֔ᥴ┐Ը᠖㈕l
㠃ↂj剅剅fҢ冀ᡦᅦૐя⡒̈ざλᘥҢf
ึ㡗# ึ㡗#
ጥд㆐j֔ϞӚϞ䉥啴Ⅳ℠λᘥ䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘k 㠃ↂj㡣ᐡ㆐dЫ̘㤄 ∁৫㕃k3ℓ̙¿偩
इ䒀jϞdɓ´ɚ⥹⁕ѥᘥ〵⥅᠖ʔ䦅dҢ Ыᤓ䜱ጠ<⥹⁕䜱ᝨf
⦙੬〕Ҭμ⡑䜱f 㡣ᐡ㆐jҢ⚅ʔ̘l ∁৫ᡦɾ¢̘ᘥf
ጥд㆐jλd剅əf 㠃ↂjӲ¢ɰ̙¿̘ਧd䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘ɰ̙¿偩
इ䒀jʔពंfμ̙¿偩Ы╸倖䜱d‫א‬٫̥ Ыᡳ倖䜱f
ᡦℤɓℤㄡλf 㡣ᐡ㆐jҢʔซҷ墘倖䜱ᘥ呥့f
ጥд㆐jҢℓÎ䆕ᥴᥴ䜱ᝨыdɰ⥸Ңซ⁓℠ 㠃ↂjɰ⥸ึ᠖λِぷf
જ䜱ᘥ䜱ᝨl 㡣ᐡ㆐j剅ədҢʔ⁓fҢ䀳Ң⡒ίᘥ䜱ᝨձ䜱
इ䒀jλd䥵ɓጤ䜱ᝨd⦗䑩ㄡ̙¿Σ⥹ ့〕᠖䄒จl
⁕∘䘱❆⦗ጤ䜱ᝨ䙹ʔ䙹ΥЫf
27
ί䜱ㄲ‫∁ א‬৫dึϞɛ偩Ыᤓ䜱f㉷ Lifestyle
ᠡdνᕄЫᘥ倖䜱˄ᚇd䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘ㄡึᤩЫ
Let's Go Camping!
ℤɓℤfί⦗ʘᠡd⥹⁕∘ึᤩЫ⥹⁕䜱ᝨf 28
̘垕儤ыl
Ыνᕄซ⁓dɰ̙ ҷ墘䜱့d䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘̙
偩Ыᡳ䜱f
Ыί ∁৫剨̙ ਂʡ䍑ճkЫ̙ ℤᡈ Ыふ報垕儤㕃kЫ̙ ίʆS‫א‬䠙ᕉ㡁垕
͠fℤᡈ͠ᘥ≧℡dᔸਕɛⅠึ偩Ыℤ╸ᡈ 儤f垕儤ᘥ≧℡̙ ⚅ጣ⥸εᤔਗd‫م‬ʆ╤Б
͠f‫א‬٫dЫɰ̙ ટաኗ〓坶⡑dɰㄡᡦã ᡦɓ䅧ᥲ㜗աふฌᘥᤔਗf
ᔸਕɛⅠ偩Ыℤ╸㞖⦓͠f䜱ㄲձ ∁৫ঐ☨ 垕儤ᘥ≧℡d̙ 䅗ί儤ήᘥ੮㈤㡁fν
偩пЫ∅⡒̈Ыざλɓ₆ᘥή˙l ᕄЫ☨᜵ㆆdɰ̙ 垕˂䅗ίᡧ٤ɨfʔ㤄d
йҙəº䅗⥱f
垕儤ᘥ≧℡̙ º˦टₔ‫ي‬f䄑㄁Ђe䔒
َձ员Ђ〕᠖∁ᔨ≤⡑f垕儤᠖λِl

ึ㡗" Fitness
29 Going Faster and Faster
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jጥ д ㆐ d 。᠑ฏԸฏҞ
Ы⦗㑠:㙹
ぐλ⁓Ց䠙㢔ਗ-SϞ⥸εけ̈ᘥ≧Սf㢔ਗ┘〕া
ᕉ㡁垕儤ə ⚃啑けhफ̵㆐तfίɓɘʞ̬ϋₕo㑐̈
㕃k ɓ‷ጔ̬ʱ圔ᘥ㍆Գϓ兴d͂⎂ə9ᥔা䦉f
ጥд㆐jᡦ ਧ l Ң ㌱㜗≧̬ʱ圔㑐ɓ‷ጔᡦʔ̙ঐᘥጣઋdШ⡒ί
ʔʿ⁓̘əf ⥸ε䥵˓〕ਂ⚃Ցf
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jЫ Ϟ Ӛ Ϟ ί ⡒ίᘥɛ ᜱһ╤ੰ㕃k厘ุ㢔ਗⅠᡦ
儤ή⁖ՑЗ νϤdℓ ᜱᘥ㢔ਗⅠ䕦⤘⚃һεfℓ
㞀k ɰ㥤偈ɓছɛε㢔ਗfϤ̮d⡒ίᘥɛɰϞ
ጥд㆐jϞ d Ң ⁖ Ց 㢈╤ੰᘥₔ‫ي‬ձһλᘥ啡‫ي‬d⦗ጤᕃГึ失ɛ
ざᠡɓ℠l ᘥኘ夑һ♸ѯf
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jҢ ℓ ㄱ 匕 ̈
㌑k ึ㡗"
ጥд㆐jҢℓ匕̈㌑ыd㒂ኙՑ儤ή⁓Շ℠ Vί坆䐘㈤\
ʃ≧f 嚓ᅦj㡣ᐡ㆐dЫふ報ᥴ㢔ਗอ䈐dҢ⁓အအ
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jЫϞ੮㈤㕃k Ыl
ጥд㆐jϞf 㡣ᐡ㆐j጑ᡦ㜗㉷dҢᡦ㢔ਗ┘f֔⁓အҢʡ䍑
㡣 ᐡ ㆐j጑Ңℓㄡ〕㙹ぐλ⁓̈㌑əl 〕䦙ᜅ֔f
嚓ᅦj䘷⢑ɓ℠㑐̬̈ʱ圔ɓ‷ጔᘥλϓ兴k
ึ㡗# 㡣ᐡ㆐j啑けhफ̵㆐तd጑ᡦ㢔ਗJÎᘥɓ℠
ጥд㆐jҢℓ剨Ӛ㙹ぐλdҢℓ䌰⁓䅗⥱f ₀⁓≧Սf
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jҢϞɓ℠䅗⥱dҢึ੭̘f 嚓ᅦjӚ䦅l̙ᡦ⦗℠ϓ兴ᤩʡ䍑጑䍑₀⁓k
ጥд㆐jҢℓɰ䌰⁓ₔ‫ي‬dҢℓ⁓Φʡ䍑k 㡣ᐡ㆐j¿ᜱ̬ʱ圔㑐ɓ‷ጔᡦʔ̙ঐᘥጣઋd
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jҢℓ੭ጤ䄑㄁Ђe䔒َձ员Ђыf ӚϞɛਂ⚃Ցd3ᡦ⢑ɓ℠ਂՑᘥɛf
ጥд㆐j˄λəl⦗䑩Ңℓㄡ̙¿3˦टf
㡣 ᐡ ㆐jҢℓึʔึ੭˄εₔ‫ي‬ਧk ึ㡗#
ጥд㆐jʔึfҢℓึኖ᠖ε㢁d‫م‬᠖εʆd 嚓ᅦj⡒ί⥸εɛ〕̙¿̬ʱ圔㑐ɓ‷ጔd‫ה‬
‫¿ה‬ኂɿึ᠖䜙l ¿Ңℓ⡒ίᡦʔᡦ㑐⚃¿ᜱᘥɛ剨⁓
Ҟk
㡣ᐡ㆐jϞ̙ঐf⡒ίᘥ厘ุ㢔ਗⅠί3ℓᘥ㢔
ਗ㔄〕ึϞ⥸εᘥ劆劀䈢䕦⤘f
嚓ᅦj⡒ί⥸εɛ〕һ♸ѯɰһ╤ੰdɓছɛ
ɰ㢔ਗ⚃¿ᜱᘥɛ剨⁓εf
㡣ᐡ㆐jӚ䦅dҢℓᘥ㔑ₔɰ㢈╤ੰf
嚓ᅦjफ̵㆐तᘥጣ吨ɰ㥤䈤ə⥸ε㢔ਗⅠf
㡣ᐡ㆐j䕁䀨νϤf
嚓ᅦjЫ̙¿3εҞᘥ。᠑㑐ҁɓ‷ጔk
㡣ᐡ㆐jʔᡦ᠖Ҟl

/&8
失Ό ᥔ〕ᘩ㢖
㞇ήʘ≦䆆⚁ኖ⥴
⚅ⅴʿ‫ج‬ဠeᚆο㕣e̵啑‫ئ‬e
Ցᤈ̲䈢䉃ʘήn
㡹㎅㎅Τ䠩䝸٫≸∲ኖ⥴
့ΐʿɺဤՉᘥ㞇㝴䠩⡒゗d
㌑ઢ㜗ή䡗त˖ʷ䈢֚❆‖㆕l
մ冖㎂eմग़пe♷″ᕔe
‐䢃ᘥԴն
♂⤃∲㌱ᘩΤ‫∘ى‬冖Υપ刡f
ί̰ᅧᘥPᥔʕᤔ̈ग़ᘥ☕
ί̨䚔ਯ㑄㤄㝖»
Όⅷä㒙%7%त䍘 ⅅ䍘 f

ᜂ̔ሦ㈂ f9㈂㔣₂¼ᘱ
৷㌁䙕坆䐘䦉䉗dሦ㒙㎂ęe‷䉣㌑ₐd
ʕ‷˖ο䀹d»ᚇ ʃ≧
⢑㒙त䍘 ⅅ䍘 f
_㒙ô䥵㒙त䍘 ⅅ䍘 f

ᜂ̔ሦ㈂ f9㈂
䘱Ї¼ึ½‫̹ژ‬ʿ½ਿ㜴❆≵‫ג‬ᤕ剓
ពᔸਖ਼䕴j
4IPQINTPSHUX
a䄒 fd䘱̤̋f⥒⡑㐶
㜢䝉⁐䆔֨᜵ㄐ㢙⢆啑⥗䌈 ℰ䑰๏ਓ⢆㜆∐‫ج‬㈨ᜉ‫ੈٹ‬䆆㌣ᚖ䅱
30
Ыซ⁓㑐⚃ ᜱҞd‫ה‬ Ы㒂ᐤ劆劀ኘ
Grammar Review Answers:
夑dЫ̀㔆ਖ਼‫ء‬ːMfϞጤɛ䉥ᤩՑ╤ኘ‫ג‬㢔
ਗᡦざλᘥਂ‫ج‬fЫ̙ Ҭ℠ঐ☨偩пЫᘥ❆ 1. Were both of the cars fast?
䕦dЫᘥ❆䕦ึ❆Ыอᘥ㢔ਗ˙‫ج‬d㉷ᠡЫ̀ 2. I didn’t like cookies and cake.
3. I was taking a taxi.
㔆㝴੬лº⦗ጤ˙‫ج‬㢔ਗf 4. You liked to watch shows about animals.
Ыνᕄ᠖ᤔ垀ᔥ㢔ਗdㄡ䌰⁓䙹㜗ᘥ䜒 5. Had you been walking to school?
6. I usually went to the supermarket for milk.
㈧fЫ⁓ҬՑঐ☨失Ы㑐⚃һҞᘥ䜒ɿf⦗䅧 7. It took 20 minutes to drive to the mall.
त⌃䜒㈧Ϟ̙ঐ᠖㐸d⦗䅧䜒ɿ偲㡈⁓ᚘ੬ 8. Q: What time was the class? A: It was at 8 o’clock.
9. There used to be many books in this library.
䊈dဢí̀㔆Υ㞖f 10. He couldn’t take the class because he hadn’t passed the test.
(from page 56)

ึ㡗"
Vί匡ᕉդਥ倠\
ぅतjҢ⦗㑠:⁓̘㑐ሥd֔⁓ɓ┐̘㕃k Little Lesson Answers:
इ䒀jʔ⁓d剅剅dҢʔふ報㑐ሥf
1. In hot water – To be in trouble.
ぅतjҢ¿ᜱɰʔふ報㑐ሥdШІ⚅Ң㐹ə㑐ሥ 2. A fish out of water – To feel uncomfortable.
䜒ʘᠡd⡒ίㄡ墘⚃᠖ฌ㑐ሥəl 3. Dead in the water – To stop. To have no chance of success.
4. Water under the bridge – To be in the past and unimportant.
इ䒀j䜒ɿึ〇ϓ᠖ɽᘥ∖й㕃k 5. Keep one’s head above water – To try to survive.
ぅतjึf጑呖䜒ᦒ┐Ը᠖㍲ᔸdဢ<ঐ☨失Ң
㑐⚃һҞf (from page 57)
इ䒀jɰ⥸Ң䌰⁓ɓ呖㑐ሥ䜒d⦗䑩Ңㄡ̙¿һ
Ϟᤔਗf Key Word Practice Answers:
ぅतj̘ 㐹ɓ呖d⦗℠㑠:ㄡձҢɓ┐̘㑐ሥ
1. E 2. I 3. H 4. A 5. F 6. B
ыl 7. G 8. K 9. D 10. C 11. J 12. L
(from page 57)

ึ㡗#
V㌡ᠡ\
Quick Questions Answers
㠃ↂjጥд㆐dЫᥴ┐Ը∁Έ㚖㌑fЫざ
 Ϟί╤ኘ㕃k 1. B 2. A 3. D
ጥд㆐jϞdҢㄱ(ሦ˂〕̘╤ኘ‫ג‬㢔ਗf (from page 57)
㠃ↂjॆ λ f ̙ ᡦ Ы ᤩ ʡ 䍑 ʔ ί ↗ 㢔 ਗ ㄡ
λk GEPT Answers:
ጥд㆐jҢί╤ኘ‫ג‬Ϟ℠❆䕦d3ึ❆ҢʔΝ Multiple Choice:

ᘥ㢔ਗ˙‫ج‬f 1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. D 6. A 7. C
8. B 9. A 10. C 11. D 12. D 13. A 14. C
㠃ↂj‫¿ה‬Ыᘥ❆䕦ึ偩пЫ劆劀⚃һλk
CLOZE:
ጥд㆐jӚ䦅d3ɰึ偩пҢί㢔ਗᘥ≧℡㒙 1. B 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D
6. A 7. B 8. A 9. D 10. A
ʕ‫ء‬จf
Reading Comprehension:
1. C 2. B
(from page 58-60)

App
᝘もο 呕䉢Νሥ
Mar. 15, 16; 19 Mar. 23; 26
give up (phr v) [gIv][<p] ‫➁׳‬ similar (adj) [:sIm/l-] ᥲЧᘥd Чᘥ
water (n) [:wAt-] ˥ interest (n) [IntrIst] 䤕䙙dฌλ
couple (n) [:k<p/l] ɓ䀳iㄱ℠ least (adv) [list] ざʔiざˇ
instead (adv) [In:stEd] ˀဢiЪᤩ㈁Á haircut (n) [:hEr;k<t] ╸倖䜱i⡑䜱
angry (adj) [:,?gri] ंᘥd㌑ᠣᘥ hairstylist (n) [:hEr;staIlIst] 䜱ᝨ⥹⁕∘d 䜱∘
bridge (n) [brId}] 䠣 cut (v) [k<t] ɠ

╸dʲdじ
on time (idiom) [An][taIm] 㙹≧ trim (v) [trIm] ℤ╸
Mar. 19, 20 Mar. 26—28
forget (v) [f-:gEt] ҙাi䥸ҙ straight (adj) [stret] ᘨᘥ

remind (v) [rI:maInd] ㅲ䦀 curly (adj) [:k=li] જϜᘥ
excuse (n) [Ik:skjuz] 垃㡆ᘥ

吇ɹi⡑Î shampoo (v) [{,m:pu] ᤓ䒔䆆ᤓ 倖䜱e
ή㈳㌱
arrive (v) [/:raIv] Ց㢘 ˈᡈ≦〒ᘥ⤐匕
dye (v) [daI] ㍑nᡳ့

depart (v) [dI:pArt] ̈㌑i呔㒂
fingernail (n) [:fI?g-;nel] ˓ᡈ͠
ticket (n) [:tIkIt] ኙ⢃iɝ゗Վ
toenail (n) [:to;nel] ⦓͠
quarter (n) [:kwOrt-] ̬ʱʘɓ Ϥᡈʱ camp (v) [k,mp] 垕儤
圔
Mar. 20, 21 Mar. 28, 29
till (prep) [tIl] ᘨՑniՑnᤩõ woods (n) [wUdz] 䠙ᕉi㈒ᕉ
alarm (n) [/:lArm] 䜳圔i圂㄀ tent (n) [tEnt] ੮㈤
agree (v) [/:gri] ᡅᥲΝจኈiΝจ sleeping bag (n) [:slipI?][b,g] 䅗⥱
unhappy (adj) [<n:h,pi] ʔ৷䤕ᘥ fire (n) [faIr] 儤

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join (v) [d}OIn] ̋ɝiਞ̋ hotdog (n) [:hAt;dOg] 䔒َ
besides (adv) [bI:saIdz] ဢþiϤ̮ moment (n) [:mom/nt] ≧Սi兇㒄
downtown (n) [;daUn:taUn] ̹ʕːi䜳ਜ fan (n) [f,n] ┘iӮ䔒ฌλ٫
Mar. 22, 23 Mar. 29, 30
high (adj) [haI] ৷ᘥ impossible (adj) [Im:pAs/b/l] ʔ̙ঐᘥd䥲ʔՑᘥ
consider (v) [k/n:sId-] အ䐣i⤆ซ healthy (adj) [:hEl>i] ╤ੰᘥ

strong (adj) [strO?] ♸ѯᘥ
enough (adj) [I:n<f] ኗ☨ᘥ
focus (v) [:fok/s] 㒙ʕ ‫ء‬จ
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vacation (n) [ve:ke{/n] ╙㈂i;╙
gym (n) [d}Im] ╤ኘ‫ג‬
step (n) [stEp] ሥ奃i㒈ᤀ
method (n) [:mE>/d] ˙‫ج‬
major (adj) [:med}-] î⁓ᘥi₀ɽᘥ active (adj) [:,ktIv] ᤔ垀ᘥi䢀㙅ᘥ
group (n) [grup] 䀀夑i㞆⤈ allow (v) [/:laU] ԴϞ̙ঐiℶ⥸
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Mar. 23; 26 Mar. 15, 16; 19
* We have similar ideas. * Don’t give up on our team.
* Do you have an interest in art? * You should drink water every day.
* Kylie bought the least expensive dress. * I drank a couple cups of coffee today.
* I need a haircut. * Let’s go out instead of staying home.
* The hairstylist cut Ben’s hair. * My dad was angry because I was late.
* Please cut Al’s hair. It’s too long. * Go over the bridge to cross the river.
* Trim my hair just a little. * Be sure to arrive on time.
Mar. 26—28 Mar. 19, 20

* Agnes has long, straight hair. * I always forget people’s names.
* Anna has short, curly hair. * Please remind me. When is the meeting?
* She shampooed her dirty hair. * Why are you late? What is your excuse?
* She dyed her hair red. * Jan always arrives early.
* She has really long fingernails. * The train will depart at noon.
* I need to cut my toenails. * Sandra bought two movie tickets.
* Let’s camp in the mountains. * Fifteen minutes is a quarter of an hour.
Mar. 28, 29 Mar. 20, 21

* Wild animals live in the woods. * My work day does not end till 7p.m.
* We can sleep in a tent tonight. * That alarm is really loud!
* My sleeping bag is very warm. * Sam and I agree on most things.
* The fire is very hot. * Rainy weather makes her unhappy.
* Do you like to eat hotdogs? * Join us! We can have fun together.
* Please wait just a moment. * Let’s stay home. Besides, it’s raining.
* Tony is a big fan of the Yankees. * They can shop downtown.
Mar. 29, 30 Mar. 22, 23

* Humans can’t fly. That’s impossible. * Helen got the highest score on the test.
* You need to exercise to be healthy. * Please consider coming to the meeting.
* I use weights to get stronger.
* Do you have enough money?
* There’s too much noise. I can’t focus.
* Where will you go on vacation?
* Kelsey exercises at the gym every day.
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* Jack has a special study method.
* Jo exercises a lot. She’s very active. * I don’t have any major problems.
* Phones are not allowed in class. * There are 10 people in our group.

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lantern (n) [:l,nt-n] 䡉塀iㅲ䡉 cowboy (n) [:kaUbOI] op

everywhere (adv) [:Evri;wEr] Ց⥒i㉶䘸ίО⥒ wild (adj) [waIld] 〗ᘥ

respect (v) [rI:spEkt] ㄙ₀

note (n) [not] ㌗䅵iᜅ➆ turtle (n) [:t=tL] ढ偃iऎ偃

entertain (v) [;Ent-:ten] ԴnҞ䒀iԴϞ䤕䙙 bear (n) [bEr] 䄲

drum (n) [dr<m] 㥤 weather (n) [:wE.-] ˂ंiं㐩

trick (n) [trIk] Ҫ偷iतҦ short (adj) [{Ort] ㌗ᘥ

plastic (adj) [:pl,stIk] 㕙䖉 䉗

pollution (n) [p/:lu{/n] Ϯᡳ dress (n) [drEs] ᤅ㡀i、ኘ㠷

minute (n) [:mInIt] ʱ圔 bright (adj) [braIt] ᔲᜁi 呥့

Mar. 5, 6 Mar. 13, 14

ruin (v) [:ruIn] ⎂咖i ҁΌ

earth (n) [=>] ή⡐iɺή pants (n) [p,nts] 䤵ɿ

pollute (v) [p/:lut] Ϯᡳ jeans (n) [d}inz] op䤵

government (n) [:g<v-nm/nt] ᡗִ loose (adj) [lus] Вᔸ

shoulder (n) [:{old-] ᙐ䈔iᙐ〓

Mar. 7, 8 Mar. 14, 15

onion (n) [:<nj/n] ᤅ䘄 perfect (adj) [:p=fIkt] ҁ ᘥ

trust (v) [tr<st] ᜂ7iᥲᜂ waste (v) [west] ई㐶i儔

fact (n) [f,kt] ጣ䀨iॆᥲ hungry (adj) [:h<?gri] 圡䜙ᘥ

on purpose (idiom) [An][:p=p/s] ᡘจή starve (v) [stArv] Դ

especially (adv) [I:spE{/li] ˈՉiतй servant (n) [:s=v/nt] 㔙ɛd㥲ɛ

movie (n) [:muvi] 㥁䐘 hug (v) [h<g] 䞓ᔖd䁤ᔖ

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* Let’s go whether it’s sunny or rainy. * Let’s celebrate Jan’s birthday.

* Wild animals shouldn’t be pets. * Oranges are round.

* Don’t smuggle fruit into the country. * I see lights everywhere.

* Nature is so beautiful! * Eating fish is a New Year’s custom.

* Bears are dangerous animals. * The performers entertained the children.

* Today’s weather is lovely. * He wants a drum for his birthday.

* That boy is really short. * I want to teach him a new trick.

* This skirt is too short. * Sit in that plastic chair.

* That dress looks nice on you. * Pollution is bad in this city.

* The sun is very bright today. *0HHWPHLQ¿YHminutes.

Mar. 13, 14 Mar. 5, 6

* Tanya wore pants to work today. * Our earth is a beautiful place.

* I like to wear jeans. * Don’t pollute the environment.

* Tom carried the box on his shoulder. * Follow the law.

* I didn’t go anywhere for the weekend. * This is my regular morning job.

Mar. 14, 15 Mar. 7, 8

* He wasted time watching TV. * You can trust me.

* There is no food. People are starving. * Joe didn’t push me on purpose.

* The mother hugged her children. * Let’s go see a movie!

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trust (v) [tr<st] ᜂ7iᥲᜂ waste (v) [west] ई㐶i儔

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