第5课  就买这件吧

一、听力  第一部分
1.我今天有点儿累，去外面吃晚饭吧。
2.他们都在准备下午的考试呢。
3.医生说喝茶对身体很好。
4.我准备了你爱吃的鱼。
5.这件衣服还不错，你喜欢就买吧。

第二部分
6. 男：今天晚上你想吃什么？
女：我们在家吃吧，就做你爱吃的。
7. 男：你想不想去看电影？ 
   女：我有点儿累，在家看电视吧。
8. 男：你和小明在做什么呢？ 
女：我们在准备明天的考试呢。
9. 女：医生说每天喝咖啡对身体不好。 
 男：以后我不喝咖啡了，喝茶。
10. 女：你看看，这件衣服怎么样？
男：我觉得有点儿大，那件还不错。

第三部分
11. 女：外面有点儿冷！
   男：是啊，我们就在咖啡馆看书吧。
   问：他们在哪儿看书？
12.男：我去准备晚饭。你们爱吃什么？
女：我丈夫和我都爱吃鱼。
   问：她丈夫最爱吃什么？
13. 女：这个椅子怎么样？
男：我儿子不到一米，这个有点儿高。
问：女的为什么不买这个椅子？
14. 女：你昨天的考试怎么样？
男：听和说还不错。
问：男的昨天的考试怎么样？
15. 女：吃苹果对身体好，但是也不能吃太多。
   男：我以后少吃一点儿，每天吃一个。
问：男的以前每天吃几个苹果？


hsk2 第5课  就买这件吧

课文六     《比尾巴》
        shuí de wěi ba cháng
　　谁的尾巴长？
　　shuí de wěi ba duǎn
　　谁的尾巴短？
　　shuí de wěi ba hǎo xiàng yì bǎ sǎn
　　谁的尾巴好像一把伞？
　　hóu zi de wěi ba cháng
　　猴子的尾巴长。
　　tùzidewěibaduǎn
　　兔子的尾巴短。
　　sōng shǔ de wěi ba hǎo xiàng yì bǎ sǎn
　　松鼠的尾巴好像一把伞。
　　shuídewěibawān
　　谁的尾巴弯？
　　shuí de wěi ba biǎn
　　谁的尾巴扁？
　　shuí de wěi ba zuì hǎo kàn
　　谁的尾巴看？
　　gōng jī de wěi ba wān
　　公鸡的尾巴弯。
　　yā zi de wěi ba biǎn
　　鸭子的尾巴扁。
　　kǒng què de wěi ba zuì hǎo kàn
　　孔雀的尾巴看。
       ————————————————————————————
     比 bǐ  to compare  尾巴 wěi bā  tail  谁 shuí  who/whom  伞 sǎn umbrella
     长 chánɡ  long   短duǎn short  
   

Iris读课本—— Original Chinese Textbook Reading（first to third grade）

课文六：比尾巴  Compare the tails

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很多同学觉得汉语的量词很难，比如一只猫为什么用只一条鱼？为什么用条？
别担心，今天我们就通过生活中常见的动物轻松学习 HSK 初级阶段的量词。
首先来说一说量词只：专门和小动物搭配，比如说。
一只猫，一只狗，一只小鸟，一只猴子。
这些动物呢，他的身体都比较小，经常独自出现。
所以我们在这些动物前面都可以用量词只，比如我的邻居养了一只黑猫。
公司的楼下有一只小狗，树上有一只蓝色的鸟。
动物园里。有五只猴子。
记住：“只”用给小动物，小而单个的动物都能用只。
一只猫，一只狗，一只鸟，一只兔子，一只猴子。
体型很大的动物，我们会用特别的量词，
比如说：匹（pi） 一匹马 
匹（pi）是专门用在马前面的量词。
因为马的身体很大。我们不能用之只。 
还有一个量词头，也用来形容身体很大的动物，
比如一头牛。
一头大象。
我们也把“头”用在猪的前面，一头猪，两头猪
我们还可以说：一头牛。一头大象。
还有的同学说我们为什么说一条鱼，为什么要用量词条，而不是只？
你可以想一下鱼是什么样子的呢？
鱼的身体很长，它在游的时候像一条线。
我们会把条用在很长的物体上。
我们会说一条鱼，还可以说一条蛇，
如果你记得的话。
我们还可以把条用在，比如说裤子，围巾领带。
腰带。
这种很长的东西上面。
所以呢，用在体型很长的动物身上呢，我们也会说条一条鱼，一条蛇。
好了，我们今天一共讲到的。用在动物身上的量词有哪些？你还记得吗？
有用在小动物身上的一只猫，一只狗，一只鸟也有专门用在大的动物身上的。
匹和头一匹马，一头牛，一头大象，还有一类呢是用给水里的鱼。
和体型很细很长的蛇。
一条鱼，一条蛇。
如果看到兔子。
你要说哪个量词呢？

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Crowds of people queued up at Australia's Royal Sydney Botanic Garden on January 23, with some people waiting as long as three hours.

And for what?

A very smelly flower.

The titan arum, known as the "corpse flower," is a tall, pointed plant that releases an unpleasant smell when it blooms. The smell has been likened to things like decaying flesh, gym socks or rotting garbage.

The endangered plant is only found in the Sumatran rainforests in Indonesia, where there are thought to be fewer than 300 of them. It only blooms every 7 to 10 years in its natural habitat.

"The fact that they open very rarely, so they flower rarely, is obviously something that puts them at a little bit of a disadvantage in the wild," said Sophie Daniel from the Royal Sydney Botanic Garden. "When they open, they have to hope that another flower is open nearby, because they can't self-pollinate."

The flower at the botanic garden is the first to bloom there in 15 years, and she's been named Putricia — a combination of "putrid" and "Patricia" — by her fans.

Putricia's online fandom grew quickly and globally. A 24/7 live stream established by the botanic garden drew close to a million views in under a week, and people on social media planned to hurry to the garden as the plant opened. In just 24 hours, Putricia's bloom — and her stench — would be gone.

As she opened, the plant heated to 37 degrees Celsius to better spread her scent. In the wild, the smell tricks pollinators into landing on what they think is rotten meat and spreading pollen between flowers.

Up to 20,000 people filed past for a moment in her pungent presence, leaning in for a sniff or taking selfies.

It was difficult to say why the flower attracted such a following — but perhaps the answer lay in the "reverence" viewers felt in the presence of "such an amazing living being," Daniel said.


