大学体验英语听说教程4unit1unit8视频原文PDF打印.pdfVIP

一 寸 光 阴 不 可 轻 Unit 1 Dr. Zhang: What’s so funny Lisa? Lisa: Ha, ha! I’ve just read an article about a Scottish tourist who had his passport stolen in New Zealand, by a parrot. Dr. Zhang: A parrot? A bird? That’s impossible! Are you pulling my leg? Lisa: No, I am dead serious: it’s a true story! Dr. Zhang: What happened? Lisa: According to the article, the Scottish tourist had put his passport in a little bright bag. But the brightness of the bag drew the attention of a parrot, which swooped down, grabbed it, and flew away! Dr. Zhang: Oh my! The poor tourist! What’s he going to do? Lisa: Well, he can’t travel home. In fact, he will now have to spend an extra six weeks in New Zealand. Dr. Zhang: Six weeks? Lisa: Yeah. The article says that’s how long it will take him to get his passport renewed. Dr. Zhang: How inconvenient! Lisa: Indeed. That’s why, when I travel, I always keep important documents in a safe in my hotel room. I would never lose an ID card or passport! 1 一 寸 光 阴 不 可 轻 Lisa: Tina, I am in a panic. I can’t find my ID card .I’ve lost it! Tina: It’s probably just misplaced. I am sure it will turn up. Lisa: No it won’t. I’ve looked everywhere for it .it’s nowhere to be found. I think I somehow threw the card out with the rubbish. I did a big house clean on Sunday and may have gotten a bit careless. Oh my, what have I done? Tina: Lisa, take it easy .it’s not the end of the world! You’ll just have to get it replaced. Lisa: How? Will I be fined? Tina: No, of course not. It’s a simple two-step process. I had to do it last year. The first thing is to report the card lost or stolen to your local police station. Lisa: That’s fairly straightforward. Then what? Tina: Take a copy of the police report to the Public Security Bureau opposite the National Library. They will issue a new card immediately. Lisa: That’s it? Tina: