Practice Listening

cuối cùng là bài của nb_kn
This is Barbara Klein with the VOA Special English Development Report.
Cold storage can keep foods in good con***ion for months after the growing season. But foods can be damaged if they are kept too cold. So this week we offer some advices (the same mistake as others) about cold storage. It comes from Practical Action, and an anti-poverty group in Britain. Practical Action is the new name for the Intermediately Technology Development Group.
The experts says (cần fân biệt rõ: say /sei/ và says /sez/, 2 âm này khác hoàn toàn) the best way is to prepare foods for storage while still in the field. For the best results, harvest fruits and vegetables at the correct harvesting time. And try not to damage them. Use the soft a sharp knife.
Place the harvested items on a clean surface or directly into storage containers. Do not place them on the ground. Dirt can leave lead to bugs (sâu bọ) and fungus (nấm mốc) growth on in cold storage.
Use clean water to remove dirt, and keep the water clean. But it is usually better not to remove outer leaves from fruits and vegetables before storage. Without the leaves, food can become dry.
Fruits and vegetables must be cooled from field heat before they are put into storage. If they are placed in cool water, however, it can spread fungus throughout the food. A better idea is to harvest foods either early or late in the day, then leave them cool naturally.
The experts at Practical Action says all fruits and vegetables have a critical temperature for storage. Damage may happen if they get any colder. With potatoes, for example, the (soil) cell structure can break down.
Some fruits and vegetables must be stored at 0 to 4oC. Others need 4 to 8o. And still others must be stored above 8 degrees.
Wet the fruits and vegetables so they do not become too dry during storage. The beat best time to do this is before storage. Cover these items in plastics once they reach the correct storage temperature. Most fruits and vegetables need the relative humi***y in storage to be kept between 85 to and (between fải đi với and ko thể đi cùng to) 95%.
Finally, air-flow must not be restricted. Leave the space between the food containers and the walls of the storage area. Keep the space clean and, lastly, try not to open the doors too often.
Internet users can get more information about cold storage at itdg.org. Again the address is www.itdg.org. We will have a link at voaspecialEnglish.com.
This VOA Special English Development Report was written by Jill Moss. I am Barbara Klein
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Hì hì, như chị minhtrang nói thì over one''s head cũng có nghĩa là bận ngập đầu hả ?
Theo chị Maroon thì bận ngập đầu sẽ là gì bây giờ

Bài này coi như xong, ngày mai sẽ có bài nghe mới, mọi người chờ nhé.
Maroon sẽ tổng kết lại bài này 1 chút:
- Ngoại trừ bài cuối cùng, còn những bài trước đều bị lẫn lộn giữa fruit và food, dù 2 từ này phát âm hoàn toàn khác nếu để ý 1 chút.
- 1-2 bạn gì đó bị lộn giữa dirt và dust. dust chỉ là bụi bặm thôi, còn trên thphẩm thì bụi chỉ là 1 phần nhỏ trong số những thứ dơ bẩn khác, nên fải là dirt mới đúng.
- có s hay ko có s --> bài ca muôn thuở

Thanks for checking . I am a little dept.

Trả lời lần cuối cùng nha, bận ngập đầu có mấy cách dùng như sau:
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À quên, còn OVER ONE''S HEAD có nghĩa như sau:

Những vd này đc trích từ Cambridge Dictionaries Online
Được Maroon_Opal sửa chữa / chuyển vào 08:07 ngày 31/08/2006

Đến hẹn lại lên, hôm nay là ngày post bài nghe mới. Do số lượng mem thgia topic này cũng đc kha khá, nên từ nay Maroon sẽ chỉ post những bài ngắn thôi (vì nếu bài dài, Maroon sẽ ko sửa nổi, hix). Nhưng Maroon vẫn rất vui vì có nhiều bạn quan tâm .
Hôm nay, chúng ta lại nghe 1 bài về cách dùng idioms trong English nhé.
Back, Shoulders and Chest: A Pat on the Back for a Job Well Done
note: chỗ nào các bạn nghĩ đó là idiom thì hãy cho đậm lên nhé!
Enjoy!

Chị Maroon bắt đầu có nhiều việc để làm roài Em là học sinh ngoan nhất đây, nghe xong và post bài trước tiên nhé. Hi vọng tiếng Anh của em sẽ tiến bộ nhất lớp
Back, Shoulders and Chest: A Pat on the Back for a Job Well Done
Now, the VOA Special English Program: Words and their stories. There are many American expressions that use parts of the body. These include the eyes, ears, nose, mouth and even the heart. Today, we will tell you some expressions that use other body parts: the back, shoulders and chest. When I am facing a lot of pressure at work, my back and neck will start to hurt. Sometimes, this tension is a result of too much work I have too many thing to do because my supervisor is on my back all the time. In other words, my employer is always telling me to do things. Sometimes, I want my employer to get off my back, I want her to stop criticising me and making too many demands on my times. I cannot say this, however. I would never turn my back on her and refuse to help when there is a need. If I did refuse to help, my supervisor might say bad things about me behide my back She might criticise me when I am not present. This would surely be a ??? in the back. It is never kind to unfairly harm or say bad things about other people. Sometimes, when I am very productive in my job, my employer give me a pat on the back. She praises my work. She might even say ?oI will scratch your back if you will scratch mine?. This means she will do something for me if I do something helpful for her, in exchange.Such an offer usually comes straight from the shoulder. My supervisor has a very direct, open and honest way of speaking. I know that my employer carries a lot on her shoulders. She is responsible for many things at the office and because she is so important, she is sometimes get to rub the shoulder with the top officials. She get to spend time with some very important people. I believe the top official ??? my superior. He never gives her a cold shoulder, he is never un friendly to her. He always treats her like she is an important part of the organization. I also ??? my supervisor, in fact, I think she is very effective in her job. Of course, I could yell my opinion at the top of my lungs or as loudly as I possiblly could. If I even feel good to get my emotion off my chest, it is always helpful to tell people how you feel so that your emotions do not trouble you. But it is not necessary for me to praise my superior. Most of my co-workers feel the exact same way about about her. So I think I will just safe my breath. I will keep silence because talking or repeating myself will not do any good.
Words and their stories in VOA Speacial English was written by Jill Moss. I?Tm Faith Lapidus.
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hihi, đúng đấy, chị không nhìn nhầm đâu, hôm trước thì em là con trai còn bây giờ thì ...
À mà nhà em có mỗi 1 quyển từ điển E-V nhỏ nhỏ, để em tra nghĩa mấy cái idiom này bằng Lạc việt vậy, chứ đọc Anh-Anh lại hiểu sai nghĩa mất

Bài mẫu đây:
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Back, Shoulders and Chest: A Pat on the Back for a Job Well Done
Now, the VOA Special English Program: Words and their stories.
There are many American expressions that use parts of the body. These include the eyes, ears, nose, mouth and even the heart. Today, we will tell you some expressions that use other body parts: the back, shoulders and chest.
When I am facing a lot of pressure at work, my back and neck will start to hurt. Sometimes, this tension is a result of too much work. I have too many things to do because my supervisor is on my back all the time. In other words, my employer is always telling me to do things. Sometimes, I want my employer to get off my back, I want her to stop criticizing me and making too many demands on my time. I cannot say this, however. I would never turn my back on her and refuse to help when there is a need. If I did refuse to help, my supervisor might say bad things about me behind my back. She might criticize me when I am not present. This would surely be a step in the back. It is never kind to unfairly harm or say bad things about other people.
Sometimes, when I am very productive in my job, my employer gives me a pat on the back. She praises my work. She might even say ?oI will scratch your back if you will scratch mine?. This means she will do something for me if I do something helpful for her, in exchange. Such an offer usually comes straight from the shoulder.
My supervisor has a very direct, open and honest way of speaking. I know that my employer carries a lot on her shoulders. She is responsible for many things at the office, and because she is so important, she sometimes get to rub the shoulder with the top officials. She get to spend time with some very important people.
I believe the top official values my superior. He never gives her a cold shoulder, he is never unfriendly to her. He always treats her like she is an important part of the organization. I also value my supervisor. In fact, I think she is very effective in her job. Of course, I could yield my opinion at the top of my lungs or as loudly as I possibly could. If I even feel good to get my emotion off my chest, it is always helpful to tell people how you feel so that your emotions do not trouble you. But it is not necessary for me to praise my superior. Most of my co-workers feel the exact same way about her. So, I think I will just save my breath. I will keep silent because talking or repeating myself will not do any good.
Words and their stories in VOA Special English was written by Jill Moss. I?Tm Faith Lapidus.

Now the VOA special English Program Words and their stories
There are many American experiences that use parts of the body.
These include the eyes, ears, noses, and even the heart. Today, we will tell you some expressions that use other body parts: the back, shoulders, and chest. When I am facing a lot of pressure at work, my back and neck will start to hurt. Sometimes this tension is the result of too much work. I have too many things to do because my supervisor is on my back all the time. In other words, my employer is always telling me to do things. Sometimes I want my employer to get off my back. I want her to stop criticizing me and making too much demand on my time. I can not "" save"" this: however, I would never turn my back on her, and refuse to help when there is a need. If I did refuse to help, my supervisor might say bad things about me behind my back. She might criticize me when I am not present. It is never kind to unfairly harm or say bad things about other people. Sometimes when I am very productive in my job my employer gives me a pat on the back. She pleases my work. She might even say: I will scratch your back if you scratch mine. This means she will do something for me if I do something helpful for her in exchange. Such an offer usually comes straight from the shoulders. My supervisor has very direct, open and honest ways of speaking. I know that my employer carries a lot on her shoulder . She is responsible foe many things at the office, and because she is so important, she sometimes gets to rub her shoulder with the top official. She gets to spend time with some very important people. I believe the top official values my supervisor. He never gives her the cold shoulder , he is never unfriendly to her. He always treats her like she is an important part of the organization. I also value my supervisor. In fact, think she is very effective in her job. Of course, I could yell my opinion at the top of my lungs, or as loudly as I possibly could. It might even feel good to get my emotion off my chest . It is always helpful to tell people how you feel so that you emotions do not trouble you. But it is not necessary for me to please my supervisor. Most of my co-workers feel the exact same way about her. So I think I will just save my breath, I will keep silent because talking or repeating myself will not do anything good.
Words and their stories in VOA special English was writer by Jill Moss, I''m Faith Lapidus.

chả biết có thữ thiều gì không nữa, chết mất thôi
chết roài, chị bảo in đậm mình lại gạch chân, thaoi đàng nào chị Maroon cũng nhìn thấy tha thứ nha
Được minhtrang86_vn sửa chữa / chuyển vào 21:22 ngày 31/08/2006