THETURNINGPOINT-(2-2)-Canthelittlepighelpthefarmerwithabig”可是卻沒(méi)有任何進(jìn)展。接著，農(nóng)夫一個(gè)一個(gè)地要求農(nóng)場(chǎng)裡的其他牲畜幫忙。、公羊、甚因此，農(nóng)夫、農(nóng)夫太太、公牛、馬、母牛、、公羊、公雞還有小豬作了最後一次的努力，太把它做成一道美味的燉菜，大家都大快朵頤地著！飯後，他們放著音樂(lè)，一塊兒慶祝。最後大家在歡樂(lè)的氣氛下結(jié)束了漫長(zhǎng)的一天，就寢。(Music).Hi,friends.I’msohappyyou’vejoinedustodayfordaytwoofourlessonTheTurningPoint.YouaretunedtoStudioClassroomWorldwide.AndmynameisSteve.Nowtheturningpointremindsusthatbigorsmall,shortortall,wecanallmakeadifference.Nowashortrecapofwhathappenedyesterday:Basically,thereisastubbornturnipinthefarmer’sgardenwhichthefarmercan’tgetoutoftheground.Eventhestrongoxcouldn’tpullitout.Sofarwehaven’treallyseenanyoneoranyoneanimalmakeadifference.ButIthinkthatwillchangeaswedigintotoday’sportionofthelesson.Beforewedothat,let’speekatthephrasalverb:callupon.Mrs.Smithcalleduponthestudentstomoveherdesk.OK.Let’sgetbacktoourstory.We’llstartthereadingontherightsideofpagethirty-one.(Music).TheTurningPoint.”Yes,”saidFarmerTurner,”butweneedher.”.Andsotogetherthefarmer,hiswife,theoxandthehorsepulled.Buttheyfailedtogettheturnipfromthegarden.”Runandgetthecow,”criedthefarmer.”Buthermilk’sturnedbad,”saidhiswife.”Andyousaidshe’snolongeruseful.”.”Yes,”saidFarmerTurner.”Butweneedher.”.Sotogetherthefarmer,hiswife,theox,thehorseandthecowstruggledwiththeturnip.Butitdidn’tgoanywhere.Onebyonethefarmercalledupontheotherfarmanimalstohelp.Thegoat,theramandeventheroosterjoinedin.Butitstillwouldnotcomeout.Everyonewasdisappointed.”M-m-myturn!”oinkedPinky.”Don’tturnmeawayIr-r-reallywanttohelp,”hecried.Hi,friends.I’mChip.AndI’mEsther.Andwe’recontinuingourAnimalTalesstory.Thismonthit’scalledTheTurningPoint.Andwe’retalkingaboutafarmercalledFarmerTurnerwhofindsagiantTurnipinhisgarden.Buthe’sunabletopullitout.Soheaskshiswifeandlotsoffarmanimalstohelphim.AndPinkythepiglet,thebabypig,keepsgoingtoFarmerTurnerandsaying:Hey,maybeIcanhelpyoupulltheturnipoutoftheground.ButFarmerTurnerkeepsTurningPinkydown;keepsaying:No,that’sOK.We’lllookforotheranimalstohelpus.Soattheendofyesterday,FarmerTurnersaid:Well,maybethehorsecanhelp.AndFarmerTurner’swifesaid:Well,thehorseisverytiredand...andshe’shadahardday.She’sworkedveryhard.Sotodaythey’regoingtotrytofindmoreanimalstohelpthem.Whichanimaldotheyasktodaytohelpfirst?Well,continuingourstoryfromyesterday:Eventhoughthehorseisprobablyprettytired,uh,FarmerTurnersays:Yes,sheistired.Butweneedher.Andsotogetherthefarmer,hiswife,theoxandthehorsealtogetherpilledonthisturnip.Butthey’restillunabletogettheturnipfromthegroundbecausethisisahugeturnip,anditrequireslotsofpeopleandanimalsandlotsofstrength.Sothefarmercried:Runandgetthecow.Nowthefarmerthinksthatacow-well,acowisakindoflargeanimal,andFarmerTurnerthinksmaybethecowcanhelp.Buthiswifedoesn’tthinkso,right?Whatdoesshesay?Well,sheremindsherhusbandsomethingthathesaid.Uh,thefarmer’swifesays:Butthecow’smilkhasturnedbad.Andthisisn’taphrasalverb.Thisjustsimplymeanshermilkhasgonefrombeinggood,andit’schanged,tobeingbad.Maybethecowisold.Andshesays:Yousaidthatshe’snolongeruseful.So...soMr.Turner,theFarmerTurnersaid...Apparentlyinthepasthesaidthatthecowisnotusefulanymore.Right.But...well,FarmerTurnersays:Yes.Butwestillneedher.Westillneedthecow.Theyneedalltheextrahelptheycanget.Sothefarmer,hiswifeandtheox,thehorseandthecow,theytriedtopulltheturnip.Infact,ourtextusesthisword:They”struggled”withtheturnip.Nowifyoustrugglewithsomething,itmeansyouhaveadifficulttimeoryouhaveahardtimebecauseit’snotgoingthewayyouwantedtogo.Sothey’retryingtopullthisturnipfromtheground.Butitdidn’tgoanywhere.Itdidn’tmove.Itwasstillintheground.Andnowthisiskindofamazingbecausewehaveanox,acow,ahorseandtwopeoplepullingonthisturnip,andit’sstillnotgoinganywhere.That’s...that’salotofpower,andtheyarestillnotgettingthisturnipoutoftheground.Soourstorysays:Onebyonethefarmercalledupontheotherfarmanimalstohelp.Andifyoucalluponsomeoneorifyouuh,calluponseveraluh...ifyoucalluponagroup,whatareyoung,Esther?Well,you’relingthem:Hey,canyoucomeandhelpme?You’reaskingthemforadviceorforhelp.Forexample,ifI’mstrugglingwithmaybeusingmycomputer,well,Imightcalluponsomeoneelsefromtheofficewhoknowshowtousecomputersandsay:Hey,Ineedyourhelp.Canyouhelpme?Sonowthefarmer,heiscallingupondifferentanimals.Hewantsdifferentanimalstohelpthembecausethey’renotabletogetthisturnipoutoftheground.Sowhichotheranimalsdoeshecall?Well,ourstorymentionsthegoat,theramandeventheroosterjoinedin.Souh,firstofall,aramisa...um...itwouldbeamalesheepprobably.It’s...it’sasheep,a...alargesheepwithhorns,uh,big,sometimescurlyhornsuh,ontheirhead.Andwhatisarooster,Esther?Aroosterisamalechicken.Ifyoulookonpagethirty-one,wehaveapictureforyouofthesedifferentanimalshelFarmerTurnerandhiswifepulltheTurnipoutfromtheground.Butourtextsays:Stilltheturnipwouldnotcomeout.Everybodywasdisappointed.Everyonefeltletdown.Butagain,Pinkythelittlepiglet,heoinks.Andoinksisasoundthatpigsmake,likeoink,oink.It’sm-m-myturn!Don’tturnmeaway.I-Ireallywanttohelp.SoagainPinkyisofferingtohelp.OK.And...andsoPinkywasturnedawayorafarmerturnedPinkyaway.Thatmeansthathecamewantingtohelpbutthefarmerthought,youknow:Hey,wedon’tneedPinky’shelp,sowewillturnhimdownandsendhimaway.Andthat’swhatitmeanstoturnsomeoneaway.Well,that’sallwehavesofartoday.Uh,we’regoingtotakeabreak.Butbeforewedo,let’swatchtoday’sskit.Hey,Ashley,Ihaveaquestionforyou.Allright.Whatisit?Whatdidthebigvegetablesaytothelittlevegetable?Whatdidthebigvegetablesaytothelittlevegetable?Yeah.Hesaid:Hey!Whendidyou”turnip”(turnup)?(BackgroundNoise).Whendidyou”turnip”(turnup)?Here’soneforyou.OK.Knock,knock.Who’sthere?Turnip.TurnipWho?”Turnip”(Turnup)theradio.Ican’thearthemusic!OK.IhaveaKnockKnockjoketoo.Knock,knock.Who’sthere?Turnip.TurnipWho?”Turnip”(Turnup)forworkontime,oryou’refired.”Turnip”(Turnup)forwork.That’sfunny.Ha,yeah.Hey,didyouknowthatturnipsmakeyoucry?No,theydon’t,Ashley.Onionsmakeyoucry.Turnipsdon’tmakeyoucry.Yes,theydo.Ifyougethitinthefacewithaturnip,itwillreallymakeyoucry.Nowthat’sfunny.Well,hey,it’sjustabouttimetogo.Hopeyou”turnip”(turnup)nexttime.Yeah.We’llhavemorefun.Yeah,and”turnip”(turnup)theTVsoyoucanhear.”Turnip”(Turnitup)realloud.Turnitup...(BackgroundNoise).eback,everybody.Thefarmerandallthefarmanimalsincludingtheox,thehorse,thecow,thegoat,theramandeventheroostercouldnotpullasmallsimplevegetableoutoftheground,evenwhentheypulledtogether.Soundslikeananimaltaletome.Butthereisoneanimalthefarmeroverlooked.Canyouguesswhichoneitis?Maybeournextkeywordwillgiveyouaclue.It’sactuallytheidiom:pigout,asin:Rickpiggedoutattheic.Heatefourhotdogsandthreehamburgers!OK.Pinkythepigwantstogivethefarmersomehelp.Let’sseeifthatturnipgetspulledoutofthegroundafterall.Joinusnowasweresumethereadingonpagethirtytwo.(Music).TheTurningPoint.Butagainthefarmerturneduphisnoseatthepiglet’soffer.”You’rejusttoolittle,”heexined.”Yes,”saidPinky.”b-b-butyouneedme.”.Thatturnedthefarmer’sheart.Sotogetherthefarmer,hiswife,theox,thehorse,thecow,thegoat,theram,theroosterandthepiglettriedonelasttimetopullthegiantturnipoutofthegarden.Anditturnedoutwell.Togethertheydidit!”Yahoo!”theyallcheered.”Thetinypigletmadethedifference.Heturnedeverythingaround.”.Theyallpushedandpulledtheturniptothefarmhouse.Thefarmer’swifeturneditintoadeliciousstew.Everyonepiggedout!Afterthat,theyturnedonsomemusicandcelebrated.Thenhappily,attheendofalongday,theyallturnedin.(Music).Nowremember,friends.Beforethebreak,Pinkythepigletsays:Don’tturnmeaway.Ireallywanttohelp.Don’trefusemyofferforhelp.Butagain,ourtextsays:Thefarmerturneduphisnoseatthepiglet’soffer.Nowifyouturnupyournoseatsomethingorsomeone,thatmeansyoulookdownuponthem.Youdon’twant...Youdon’taccepttheirofferforhelp,oryoudon’tthinktheyaregoodenoughforyou.Sohedoesn’tthink...piglet’sofferorpigletwantingtohelpthem,hedoesn’tthinkit’sgoodenoughorhedoesn’tthinkitwillwork.Right.Thefarmerwantssomethingbetter.Hethinks...uh,he’shotoreceiveabetterofferinthefuture.Andactually,Ihaveastory.I...I...Justtheotherday,IwaseatinganappleinmyneighborhoodandIsawaneighborhooddogandI...Iofferedthedogsomeofmyapple.But,andwhenIgavesomeofmyappletothedog,thedogturnedhisnoseupatit.Hedidn’twanttheapple.Ithinkhewashotogetsomemeatorsomethinglikethat.Heturnedhisnoseupatmyapple.HeturnedhisnoseupatChip’sapple.Andhealsoturnedyoudown,right?Heturnedmedown.That’sexactlyright.Sothisishowthepigfeels.ButPinkysays:Yes,b-butyouneedme.Sohe’sstilltryingtoofferhishelptoFarmerTurnerandMrs.Turner.Andapparently,thatturnedtheformer’sheart.Andaswithmanyofthesephrasalverbswith”turn,”uh,here”turn”simplymeanschange.Sothatchangedthefarmer’sheart.Andthefarmerchangedhismind.Sotogetherthefarmer,hiswife,theox,thehorse,thecow,thegoat,theramandtheroosterandthepigletPinkytriedonelasttimetopullthegiantturnipoutofthegarden.Nowtheymustbevery,verytiredbecausethey’vebeenpullingthisturniportryingtopullitoutfromthegroundforalongtime,andstilltheturnipwouldn’tmove.Butthistimeitturnedoutwell.Nowifsomethingturnsoutwell,itmeansthatitdevelopswellortheendresultorsituationissomethingthathappensverywell.AndusuallytheseAnimalTalesstoriesturnoutwell.Theyusuallyhavegoodendings.Andsureenough,togetherwhentheyworkedalltogethertopullthisturnipoutoftheground,theydidit.They plisheduh,theirgoalandtheysaid:Yahoo!Andtheyallcheered.Nowourtextsaysthetinypigletmadethedifference.Hewastheonethatmadethischangebecausewithouthim,well,theyweren’tabletopulltheturnipout.Heturnedeverythingaround.Nowifsomeoneorsomethingturnedsomethingaround,itmeansthattheyaretakingabadsituationormaybesomethingunsuccessfulandchangingitandmakingituh,successful.Andsohewastheturningpoint.Itsoundslikethe...thepiglet...uh...asthepiglethelped,thatwastheturningpoint.Thatwasthemomentinthestorywhenthe...wheneverythingchanged,whenitchangedfrombeingimpossibletobeingpossible.Andsotheyallpushedandpulledtheturnipuh,tothefarmhouse.Andthey’repushingandpullingalltogether.They’removingthisturnipbecausethisisa...thisisagiantturnip.Thebiggestturnipthey’veeverseen.Right.Andit’stakensomanyanimalsandpeopletopulltheturniptogetherfromtheground.Andsoit’svery,veryheavyandtheyneedtoagainworktogethertopushittothefarmhouse.AndwhatdoesMrs.Turnipdo?Well,shedoeswhatthefarmerhadwantedhertodo.Sheturnsitintoadeliciousstew.Nowhere,”turnsit”meansshechangesthisturnip.Andinsteadofbeingjustarootvegetable,nowit’spartofawonderfulsoup,awonderfulstewthattheycanallenjoy.Anditsaysthateveryonepiggedout.Thatmeansthattheyatealotoffood,uh,andmaybetheyateitveryquickly.Andweusetheworduh,”pigout”becausewethinkthatpigsusuallycaneatalotoffood.Yes,andsometimespeopleliketopigoutonpizzaoricecreamorchips.Butit’snottoogoodtopigouttoooften.Sotheypigoutonthestew.Andafterthat,theyturnedonsomemusicandcelebrated.Nohere”turnon”meansthatyoupressthebuttonoryouuh...moveorswitchsosomethingwillstartmoving.Apieceofequipmentwillbegin...Youcanstartusingapieceofequipment.Soyoucanturnonalight.Youcanturnonaradio.YoucanturnonyourTV.JustbypushingtheONbutton.Andthenhappily,attheendofthislongday,theyallturnedin.Thatmeansthattheybegintomovetowardthebedroomandgotobed.Well,thatwasagoodstory.Wecanallmakeadifference.Wecanallbetheturningpointinabadsituation.Let’svisittoday’sChat etotheChatRoom.I’mKen.AndthisisDoris.Well,hi,everyone.It’salwaysgoodtoseeyouallagain.AndKen,whatquestiondoyouhaveformetoday?Well,myquestionis:Whydoes”Yahoo”appearinourlessontoday?Well,wheredoyouseethatinthelesson?Here.Itsays:’Yahoo!’theyallcheered.WhatdoesanInternet havetodowiththestory?Oh,you’remistakenthere,Ken.NowadayswhenwehearthenameYahoo,wetendtothinkaboutthewebsiteortheAmerican thatrunsit.But”yahoo”isactuallyaninterjectionthatexpressesjoy.Yahoo!Aninterjection?Yes.An...interjectionisawordthatexpenseskindof