課程1 談論你喜歡的音樂

1. 詞彙音樂（風格）

• classical 古典音樂
• hip-hop 嘻哈音樂
• techno 電子樂
• rock 搖滾樂
• pop 流行音樂
• jazz 爵士樂
• punk 朋克音樂
• country 鄉村音樂
• folk 民間音樂

2. Used to 與be used to

• 用used to +動詞談論過去的習慣或偏好。
  • Kayla used to like punk music.
  • Ted used to watch cartoons, but now he listens to music.
• 用be used to +名詞談論你已習慣的事物
  • Mark is used to loud music. He was in a rock band.
  • She has a headache. She's not used to punk rock concerts.
• 在問題和否認句中， 當談論你在過去作過的事情是會省略used to 中的d
  • Did you use to lik fock music? No, I did not use to like folk music.

 

What are you listening to?

Clunk.

Oh, Clunk. The punk singer?

Yeah. I mean, he used to play punk music.

Used to?

Now he is a folk singer.

A folk singer? Weird! So, now you like folk?

Yeah, I do. I mean, I like Clunk's folk. He useds a lot of piano now.

But I thought you liked punk music.

Oh, I still like punk. But I used to enjoy only punk. Now I'm enjoying different music styles.

What happened?

Well, I'm used to loud music, but now I seem to like quiet music, too. Suprising, huh?

Wow. Tha't a big change! I guess I shouldn't be suprised. You like change.

Yeah. I guess I do.

 

3. 識別填充語

人們用 you know和like等表達，以便本身在思考接下來講什麼時避免沉默。

• Ben's go tickets for that techno band- you know, Rokmo.
• Jazz is the best. I mean, the music is so complex and unpredictable. 不可預知的；不定的；出乎意料的
• This music is, like, way too loud.
• He was, uh, a DJ in high school.