1lesson39Am

I

all

right?warming

upTell

me

about

yourself.Have

you

ever

felt

sick

andbeen

to

hospital?When

was

the

last

time

youwent

to

hospital?What

was

your

feeling

thefirst

time

you

see

the

doctor?Do

you

have

your

favouritedoctor?Johns

Hopkins

Hospital(約翰.霍普金斯醫(yī)院)hospital生物醫(yī)學(xué))researchHopkinsof

Medicinemoney

from

anthropist（慈善家）a

not-for-profit

organizationa

medical

practice

and

medicalresearch

groupstarted

as

a

single,

smalloutpatient

facility,

and

laterbecame

America's

firstintegrated

group

practice,

amodel

that

is

now

standard

inthe

United

StatesMayo

Clinic（梅約臨床和醫(yī)療中心）Dr.NormanBethunegraduating

from

the

Universityof

TorontoAs

a

surgeon（外科醫(yī)生）,hetravelled

to

Spain

(1936-1937)than

China

(1938-1939)

toperform

battlefield（戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)）surgical

operations

on

warcasualties（受害者）.6Nurses

and

aWish（1）A

nursing

assistant,floor

nurse,

and

charge

nursefrom

a

small

nursing

home

were

taking

a

lunchbreak

in

the

break

room.

In

walks

a

lady

dressedin

silk

scarfs

and

wearing

large

polished

stonedjewlery（珠寶）."I

am

'Gina

the

Great',"stated

the

lady.

"I

am

sopleased

with

the

way

you

have

taken

care

of

myaunt

that

I

will

now

grant

the

next

three

wishes!"With

a

wave

of

her

hand

and a

puff

of

smoke（一縷煙）,the

room

was

filled

with

flowers,

fruit

andbottles

of

drink,proving

that

she

did

have

thepower

to

grant（準(zhǔn)許）

wishes

before

any

of

thenurses

could

think

otherwiseA

story

on

nurseThe

nurses

quickly

aurgued

among

themselves

as

to

whichokneeyw:ould

ask

for

the

first

wish.

Speaking

up,

thenTurhseingchasasrisgteanntuwrsisehesdaifdir,s"t.I"Iwawnisth

tIhwoseere

townoatropical（炎熱的）

island

beach,

with

single,

well-builtmbeancfkeeodnintghmeefflrouoirt

aantd

ttheendeinngdtoofmytheevelruynncehed."

Wbirtehaak.p"uff

of

smoke,

the

nursing

assistant

was

gone.The

floor

nurse

went

next."I

wish

I

were

rich

andretired

and

spending

my

days

in

my

own

warm

cabin（小木屋）

at

a

ski

resort（度假勝地）

with

well

groomed

menfeeding

me

doughnuts."

With

a

puff

of

smoke,

she

toowas

gone."Now,

what

is

the

last

wish?"

asked

the

lady.Can

you

think

of

the

last

wish(clew:the

first

two

wisheswere

gone)7Nurses

and

aWish（2）8Nowadays,we

connot

live

without

hospital.

It

isthe

doctors

that

save

the

patients'

life.Butsometimes

we

may

have

diffculties

incommunicating

with

them.They

have

their

socalled

secrets.Now

listen

to

the

storyand

answer

the

followingquestion

:Why

did

Mr.GilberttelephoneDr.Millington?9let

us

discussDo

doctors

have

goodreasons

not

always

toinform

their

patientsabout

their

conditions?One

appropriateanswer:doctors

do

notwant

their

patientsto

warry

too

machHe

asked

too

manyquestions

and

was

a

pain

in

aneck(惹麻煩的人)10ReTadhitnhekteaxbt

oanudtfihnod

wansthweerswtorittheerseoqrgueasntiiozness:WhtahtedisdtoDrr.yMailnlindgttornyretofusreedtetlol

tite.ll

his

patient?Whom

did

thpatient

telephone

next

day?Whom

did

he

require

about?Did

the

doctor

answer

a

number

of

questions

about

thepatient

or

not?Did

he

ask

whether

the

caller

was

a

relative

or

not?Di??dJotLhhinesGtcaiellblnertat-higneanhiotnesp,llithaailm-nadwskheordeh-eaopdwearsaatoiloronun-odt?raeffutseedr

the

speaker.following

day-telephonealone-Dr.Millingtonasked-operation-successful-andallow-home-stay-two

weeksdoctor

asked-relativeNo-answered11JohnGilbertaskedhisdoctor

his

operation

successful,whilehewasinhospital.Hethan

asked

for

a telephone

andtelephoned

the

hospital asking

for

DoctorMillington,since

the

doctor

refuse

to

tellhim.When

the

doctor

answered,he

said

that

he

abouta

patient,JohnGilbertasked

hisoperation

successful.Thenthedoctortoldhimthatit

.afterthatheaskedwhenJohnGilbert

beallowedtogohomeandthedoctortoldhimthathe

haveto

stay

in

hospital

for

another

two

weeks.

Atlastthedoctorasked

hewasthe

ofthe

patient.

,the

patient

answered

that

he

JohnGilbert.Givethe

correct

form

of

verbs12John

Gilbert

asked

his

doctor

whether

his

operation

had

been

successful,while

he

was

inhospital.He

than

asked

for

a

bedside

telephone

andtelephoned

the

hospital

exchange

asking

for

DoctorMillington,since

the

doctor

refuse

to

tell

him.Whenthe

doctor

answered,he

said

that

he

was

inquiringabout

a

certain

patient

,John

Gilbert

asked

whetherhis

operation

had

been

successful

.Then

the

doctortold

him

that

it

had

been

.After

that

he

askedwhen

John

Gilbert

would

be

allowed

to

go

home

andthe

doctor

told

him

that

he

would

have

to

stay

inhospital

for

another

two

weeks.

At

last

the

doctorasked

if

he

was

the

relative

of

thepatient.However,the

patient

answered

that

he

wasJohn

Gilbert.13key

structuresa.Indirect

speech

and

Direct

speecha.the

change

of

tenseeg:John

asked:"Who

can

we

turn

to

for

help?"John

asked

who

they

could

turn

to

for

help?"exercise:The

girl

asked:"Have

you

seen

such

a

littledog

passing

by?"The

girl

asked

if

I

had

seen

such

a

little

dogpassing

by.14b.tense

need

notchangenature

phenom

orscientific

truthactiondoing

usuallysubjunctive

moodexercise:I

insisted:"You

should

give

up

smoking!"I

insisted

that

he

should

give

up

smoking!"He

said:"I

usually

get

up

early."He

said

that

he

usually

gets

up

early."15c.somewords

need

to

change直接引語(yǔ)間接引語(yǔ)nowthentomorrowthenext

daylastnightthe

night

beforetodaythat

daytheday

beforetwo

daysbefore16d.the

change

of

phrasing(句式)declarative

sentence(陳述句)Eg：The

doctor

said

:“You

should

drink

more

water."The

doctor

told

me

(that)

I

should

drink more

water.interrogative

sentence(疑問(wèn)句)inducted

by

"if

,whether"exercise:I

asked

Sally,"Will

you

stay

with

me?"I

asked

Sally

weather

she

wou