连载：(文字+音频)《王强口语》第二册第四课

　　Jealousy __ often ________ the ______to _______ something we do not have, _______ it's good ______, lots of _____ or ______________ being with ______. ________________________, jealousy often _________the____ of ______ something we already have-the _________of someone we __________. ______________________ is________. When people _____ to_____ overly ________ about their________ or if they begin to _____________ their__________________, the jealousy can _______________.

　　A

　　Father: I understand you have an________________ with Bakerton, Craig ____ Coleman.

　　Daughter: How do you know about that?

　　Father: I was in ___________ with Bakerton ____ Coleman.

　　Daughter: Daddy, this ___________ on my own merits. If he's ___________ city _____.

　　Father: _____________________, ___________. Stop _____ yourself _____. Last time I looked, you were the ____ of the ______ defender's ______.

　　Daughter: Just ________ if I want to work there. Maybe I'm________.

　　Father:___________. If they checked, legal office, you _________ the opportunity. Look at your __________.

　　Daughter: Well, it's not just about ________.

　　Father: It's not? Well, of course not. That only ________ in _______. Seriously Mel, this Bingham _____.

　　Daughter: Well, it's a _________. I'm going to have to win it in the closing.

　　Father: Then it's a good _________.

　　Daughter: I think this is why I don't ____ you as often as I'd like to.

　　Father: Well sometimes you need to hear what I say. I'll ___ you. Win the Bingham case, take the end of it. Mom?

　　Grandmother: You've worked hard enough for it, Eva.

　　Daughter: ____.

　　Father: ____. That's a ____.

　　B

　　Man: This is Chief O'Haran. Do you hear me?

　　Woman: I hear you. This is Gillian Cornell________ for CBS television.

　　Man: Gillian, are you airborne?

　　Woman: Roger, we're airborne. We just watched the whole ____city _____.

　　Man: We're _______.swheresare you?

　　Woman: Right now we are flying _______________ the Manhattan Bridge, or what's _____ of it. I cannot believe what's happened down there. Oh my God, look at the Brooklyn Bridge. Cables are ____ loose. Everything is _______ the runway. Cars are ______________ right now.

　　Man: Gillian, I need you. You're my _____________. Now _____ tell me what you see.

　　Woman: I don't even knowswheresto begin.

　　Man: Gillian just _____________. The better you can ______ what you see down there, the better we can _______.

　　Woman: All right. Right now we are swinging ________ downtown. I see the_______, they look _____, they're both still standing. Empire State Building looks good, Chrysler Building looks like it's okay, ____ some of these buildings _____ just ____ their ____, I mean, they've just _________. Over. Are you still with me?

　　Man: Uh, yes, I'm here. Have you been over ___________ side?

　　Woman: We _____ a ____________.

　　Dictation：

　　insecure: lacking confidence and doubtful about one's own abilities没安全感

　　get out of hand: get out of control, or become unmanageable失去控制或无法驾驭

　　Dialogue Completion:

　　A

　　on one's own merits:靠自己

　　用法：Michael was offered the chance to cheat on his SAT exams, but turned it down, preferring to rely on his own merits to succeed.

　　在SAT考试中，Michael原本有机会作弊；但他拒绝那么做，他更想靠自己考过

　　office: here means a town's or city's legal department(负责地方或州的法律事务的机构)

　　track record: In this case,shavingsa track record refers to someone's past success or failure in a certain field or area. Take an actor such as Harrison Ford, who had a good track record in his early-mid career, when he seldom chose an unsuccessful acting role, but lately his track record has been relatively bad.(过去成功或失败的纪录/经历)

　　用法：My track record in scoring is pretty good-I average about a goal every soccer game.

　　我进球得分的记录相当不错--平均每场足球比赛我进一个球。

　　B

　　airborne: In this scenario, airborne means that you are flying in the air, in an airplane, helicopter or whatever. (乘飞机飞行过程中)

　　用法：I will be airborne this time tomorrow, and on my way to Australia with Qantas Airlines.

　　我明天这个时候会坐在飞机上--乘Qantas航空公司的班机飞往澳大利亚。

　　cables:电缆或钢索

　　over:表示"通话完毕"，是无线电通话中一方明确告知对方自己讲话结束、对方可以开始讲话的标志用语。

　　用法："I'm announcing an emergency landing of a KLM jet at JFK airport. Over."

　　"荷兰航空公司喷气式飞机向肯尼迪机场请求紧急着陆。通话完毕。"