“刘博士英语突破学习法”公开课(01:基础英语数字篇)
从这一章开始,刘博士将帮助英语学习者建立一个通用的基础英语内存表。
【适用对象】:此通用基础英语内存表对英语初学者(或是英语已经忘得差不多了)和仍旧在集中学习单词的中等程度英语学习者。
【特色】:所有基础英语内容都包括音频和对应的单词,短语;这将是一套以声音为英语词汇学习主体的基础英语内存表。
【基础英语内存内容】;包括不少于1000个英语基础单词和100个英语短语和50个英语常用句型;
【所需时间】3-6个月,取决学习者的英语起点(而常用句型则学习者也许需要根据自己的实际情况经常回顾);
【目的】:帮助英语学习者开始建立一个以英语声音为基础的基础英语单词声音内存,让学习者学会从英语的发音自然掌握英语拼写。在达到基础水平以后,可以通过刘博士【听读说】三位一体的英语学习法正式开始阅读你的第一本英语原著,用最多三年时间实现英语的突破。
【英语初学者如何学习此内存表】,
1) 首先从阅读国际音标开始,尝试记起用国际音标进行拼读发音,然后观察单词发音与单词拼写的联系,找到其对应关系;然后,阅读定义/同义词/例句,感受/想象单词意义。
2) 请听音频节目并跟着音频重复,直到你感觉你能够准确跟读,并可以同时在脑海里投射出其拼写。
3) 接着,请听着音频将单词在纸上写下来;
4) 最后,请听着音频,每跟读一个词,然后利用音频空隙时间用该词组词,造句,并大声说出来(可参照单词的同义词和例句)。
【中等程度英语学习者如何学习此内存表】
1) 请先听音频,并在头脑中尝试投射出该发音的拼写和大致含义;
2) 第二遍,请一边看着词汇表一边听音频,纠正你发音不正确的地方,将词汇拼写与发音练习起来,并快速约定定义/例句。
3) 第三遍,请边听音频边进行默写,将听到的单词写下来;
4) 第四遍:跟着音频朗读单词发音,利用音频空袭用该词组词造句。
5) 如果你对开始的单词和拼写非常熟悉,可以直接从第三步听写开始,只练习第三和第四步。
下面,我们将进入全英语的基础英语内存构建时间,请切换你的语言程序,进入纯英文模式。
我们的基础英语内存构建将从数字开始。(我得先向学习者道歉。鉴于目前我的百家号文章一次只能上传一个不超过五分钟的音频。请学习者访问”刘博士英语突破学习法“频道收听完整的音频节目。
现在让我们起飞吧!
Basic English Vocabulary
【1] NUMBERS
Audio:01-01 Practising numbers in English 1.1
Listen to the numbers in audio 01-01 practising numbers in English 1.1:
One: [wn]; 1
The number 1, the smallest whole number.
[Example] a one-dollar bill.
Two: [tu:]: 2
The number 2, a pair.
[Example] two children.
Three: [θri]: 3
The sum of one and two.
[Example] three years old.
Four: [f(r)]: 4
The sum of one and three.
[Example] four o’clock.
Five: [fav]: 5
Equivalent to the sum of two and three;
[Example] five fingers.
Six: [sks]: 6
One more than five, or four less than ten;
[Example] six months.
Seven: [sevn]: 7
Equivalent to the sum of three and four;
[Example] two sevens are fourteen.
Eight: [et]: 8
Two less than ten;
[example] eight inches.
Nine: [nan]:9
Equivalent to the product of three and three;
[Example] nine days.
Ten: [ten]:10
Equivalent to the product of five and two;
[Example] ten years.
Eleven [levn]:11
Equivalent to the sum of six and five;
[Example] eleven dollars.
Twelve [twelv]:12
Equivalent to the product of three and four;
[Example] twelve children.
Thirteen [θtin]:13
Equivalent to the sum of six and seven;
[Example] thirteen years old.
Fourteen [ftin]:14
Equivalent to the product of seven and two;
[Example] fourteen seconds.
Fifteen [fftin]:15
Equivalent to the product of three and five;
[Example] fifteen days.
Sixteen [skstin]: 16
Equivalent to the product of four and four;
[Example] sixteen years.
Seventeen [sevntin]: 17
Seven more than ten;
[Example] 17 cars.
Eighteen: [etin]: 18
Equivalent to the product of two and nine;
[Example] eighteen people.
Nineteen [nantin] :19
One more than eighteen;
[Example] nineteen eighty four (1984)
Twenty [twenti]: 20
The number equivalent to the product of two and ten.
[Example] twenty years old.
Twenty one: 21
Twenty-one, the card game blackjack.
[Example] twenty one seconds.
Twenty two: 22
A number that is one more than 21.
[Example] twenty two minutes.
Twenty three: 23
[Example] twenty-three minutes.
Twenty four: 24
[Example] twenty four hours.
Twenty five: 25.
[Example] twenty five days.
Twenty six: 26
[Example] twenty six days.
Twenty seven: 27
[Example] twenty seven days.
Twenty eight: 28
[Example] twenty eight days.
Twenty nine: 29
[Example] twenty 29 days.
Thirty: 30
[Example] thirty days.
Forty: 40
[Example] forty meters.
Fifty: 50
[Example] fifty meters.
Fifty one: 51
[Example] 51 seconds.
Fifty two: 52
[Example] fifty two seconds.
Fifty three: 53
[Example] fifty three seconds.
Fifty four: 54
[Example] fifty four seconds.
Fifty five: 55
[Example] fifty five kilograms.
Fifty six: 56
[Example] fifty six kilograms.
Fifty seven: 57
[Example] fifty seven kilograms.
Fifty eight: 58
[Example] fifty eight kilograms.
Fifty nine: 59
[Example] fifty nine kilograms.
Sixty: [sksti]: 60
[Example] sixty pounds.
Seventy: 70
[Example] seventy pounds.
Eighty: 80
[Example] eighty pounds.
Ninety: 90
[Example] ninety pounds.
One hundred: [wn hndrd]: 100
[Example] one hundred points.
One hundred one: 101
[Example] one hundred and one kilometers.
One hundred eleven: 111
[Example] one hundred eleven kilometers.
Two hundred: 200
[Example] two hundred centimeters.
Three hundred: 300
[Example] three hundred centimeters.
Four hundred: 400
[Example] four hundred years.
Five hundred: 500
[Example] five hundred years.
Six hundred: 600
[Example] six hundred years.
Seven hundred: 700
[Example] seven hundred years.
Eight hundred: 800
[Example] eight hundred years.
Nine hundred: 900
[Example] nine hundred years.
Nine hundred one: 901
[Example] nine hundred and one miles.
One thousand: 1000
[Example] one thousand grams.
One thousand one: 1001
[Example] one thousand and one grams.
Two thousand: 2000
[Example] two thousand people.
Two thousand one: 2001
[Example] two thousand one people.
Two thousand twelve: 2012
Two thousand thirteen: 2013
Two thousand fourteen: 2014
Two thousand fifteen: 2015.
Two thousand sixteen: 2016.
(To be continued.)