I'm going to ... 我打算…-1
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- 发布于 2013年4月11日
- 作者：Mike Lee
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(Pat is reading while Tiffany is walking in.) （当蒂芬妮走进来时，帕特正在阅读。）
Tiffany: I can't believe we won the talent show! 没想到我们能在才艺选拔表演中胜出！
Pat: Yeah, I can't believe we have all this prize money to spend. 真的！我简直无法相信我们会有这笔奖金可花用。
Tiffany: Do you have any thoughts on how to use the money? 你有想过要如何运用这笔钱吗？
Pat: I'm going to save it for my summer vacation. 为了我的暑假，我要将它存起来。
Tiffany: That's a good idea. 这是个好主意。
Pat: What do you plan to do with your money? 那妳打算怎么用这笔钱呢？
Tiffany: Actually, I'm not sure yet. 事实上，我还不确定。
Pat: Well, Polly's going on a shopping trip. Why don't you go with her? 对了，波莉要进行一趟购物之旅。妳何不跟她一起去呢？
Tiffany: I don't plan to spend it all at once. I think I'll keep it until I really need it. 我不打算一次就花光所有的钱。我想我会存放到我需要时，再拿出来用。
Pat: Good thinking. 这想法不错。
Word Power
believe [bɪˋliv] v. 相信
(believe-believed-believed)
The children believe Santa Claus brings presents on Christmas.
孩子们相信圣诞老人会在圣诞节带来礼物。
spend [spɛnd] v. 花费; 花（钱）
(spend-spent-spent)
Jessica doesn't like shopping and spends very little money on clothes.
洁西卡不喜欢购物且仅花少喜的钱买衣服。
thought [θɔt] n. 想法
Mike had a lot of thoughts about what to do on his summer vacation.
麦可对于暑假要做甚么有很多想法。
actually [ˋæktʃʊəlɪ] adv. 实际上; 事实上
John said he felt well yesterday, but he was actually sick.
约翰说他昨天很好，但事实上他生病了。
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at once 一次
Do you have any thoughts on...? 你对…有什么想法吗？
What do you plan to do? 你打算做什么？
I'm going to.. 我要…
I don't plan to 我不打算…
I think I'll 我想我会…