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+#### TAPE — Figure 1 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f1-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+American Language Course, Book 9, Lesson 4C.
+Open your Language Laboratory Activities booklet to Lesson 4C.
+Look at Figure 1: listen to a statement and choose a statement which has a similar meaning.
+Listen to the example: "He really wants to go to the movies." The answer is B.
+"He wants to go to the movies very much" is the sentence that has a similar meaning.
+Now listen and circle the correct answer.
+Number 1: "Parents bathe their small children."
+Number 2: "Take our suitcases to the room."
+Number 3: "The gas tank is almost empty."
+Number 4: "George said, 'I'm sorry.'"
+Number 5: "Tom is in the men's room."
+Number 6: "The bed looks very warm."
+Number 7: "This pillow is not very soft."
+Number 8: "A lady is waiting for you."
+Number 9: "David did not remember to call."
+Number 10: "The boss is happy with your work."
+Let's check your answers and repeat the correct answers.
+Number 1 is C.
+Listen: "Parents bathe their small children." Repeat: "They give baths to their children."
+Number 2 is A.
+Listen: "Take our suitcases to the room." Repeat: "Take our baggage."
+Number 3 is C.
+Listen: "The gas tank is almost empty." Repeat: "We need to get some gasoline."
+Number 4 is B.
+Listen: "George told her, 'I'm sorry.'" Repeat: "George apologized to her."
+Number 5 is A.
+Listen: "Tom is in the men's room."
+Repeat: "He's in the restroom."
+Number 6 is B.
+Listen: "The bed looks very warm." Repeat: "There are many blankets on the bed."
+Number 7 is A.
+Listen: "This pillow is not very soft." Repeat: "It's a little hard."
+Number 8 is C.
+Listen: "A lady is waiting for you."
+Repeat: "A lady wants to see you."
+Number 9 is B.
+Listen: "David did not remember to call."
+Repeat: "He forgot to call."
+Number 10 is A.
+Listen: "The boss is happy with your work."
+Repeat: "He's pleased with your work."
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [8.93-13.41] American Language Course, Book 9, Lesson 4C.
+  [20.91-24.91] Open your Language Laboratory Activities booklet to Lesson 4C.
+  [32.62-39.34] Look at Figure 1: listen to a statement and choose a statement which has a similar meaning.
+  [40.14-48.08] Listen to the example: "He really wants to go to the movies." The answer is B.
+  [49.01-54.21] "He wants to go to the movies very much" is the sentence that has a similar meaning.
+  [55.39-58.35] Now listen and circle the correct answer.
+  [60.02-64.08] Number 1: "Parents bathe their small children."
+  [74.37-77.65] Number 2: "Take our suitcases to the room."
+  [88.34-91.82] Number 3: "The gas tank is almost empty."
+  [103.49-106.37] Number 4: "George said, 'I'm sorry.'"
+  [116.80-119.76] Number 5: "Tom is in the men's room."
+  [130.26-133.36] Number 6: "The bed looks very warm."
+  [143.73-147.20] Number 7: "This pillow is not very soft."
+  [157.79-160.78] Number 8: "A lady is waiting for you."
+  [172.51-176.11] Number 9: "David did not remember to call."
+  [187.07-190.86] Number 10: "The boss is happy with your work."
+  [205.23-208.99] Let's check your answers and repeat the correct answers.
+  [210.42-211.94] Number 1 is C.
+  [212.42-220.43] Listen: "Parents bathe their small children." Repeat: "They give baths to their children."
+  [224.86-226.38] Number 2 is A.
+  [227.18-233.66] Listen: "Take our suitcases to the room." Repeat: "Take our baggage."
+  [237.66-239.18] Number 3 is C.
+  [239.90-247.15] Listen: "The gas tank is almost empty." Repeat: "We need to get some gasoline."
+  [252.94-254.62] Number 4 is B.
+  [255.26-262.91] Listen: "George told her, 'I'm sorry.'" Repeat: "George apologized to her."
+  [266.69-268.45] Number 5 is A.
+  [269.34-272.10] Listen: "Tom is in the men's room."
+  [273.89-276.29] Repeat: "He's in the restroom."
+  [280.96-282.35] Number 6 is B.
+  [283.17-290.80] Listen: "The bed looks very warm." Repeat: "There are many blankets on the bed."
+  [296.21-298.29] Number 7 is A.
+  [298.61-305.54] Listen: "This pillow is not very soft." Repeat: "It's a little hard."
+  [309.90-311.50] Number 8 is C.
+  [312.14-314.94] Listen: "A lady is waiting for you."
+  [316.67-319.31] Repeat: "A lady wants to see you."
+  [324.59-326.11] Number 9 is B.
+  [326.67-330.05] Listen: "David did not remember to call."
+  [331.78-334.10] Repeat: "He forgot to call."
+  [338.61-340.21] Number 10 is A.
+  [340.21-343.98] Listen: "The boss is happy with your work."
+  [345.73-348.29] Repeat: "He's pleased with your work."
+
+#### TAPE — Figure 2 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f2-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+Go to Figure 2.
+Look at Picture 1 and listen.
+I'm sorry I'm late to class.
+I'm sorry that I spilled the milk.
+I'm sorry I was late for dinner.
+I'm sorry I broke your window.
+Look at Picture 1 again and answer the question, then repeat the correct answer.
+Number 1: What is John apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for coming late to class.
+Number 2: What is Anne apologizing for?
+Repeat: She's apologizing for spilling the milk.
+Number 3: What is Mr.
+Brown apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for being late for dinner.
+Number 4: What is Mike apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for breaking the window.
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [1.73-3.09] Go to Figure 2.
+  [3.65-5.73] Look at Picture 1 and listen.
+  [9.44-11.04] I'm sorry I'm late to class.
+  [12.72-14.56] I'm sorry that I spilled the milk.
+  [15.92-17.76] I'm sorry I was late for dinner.
+  [20.19-21.71] I'm sorry I broke your window.
+  [24.34-29.86] Look at Picture 1 again and answer the question, then repeat the correct answer.
+  [32.69-36.67] Number 1: What is John apologizing for?
+  [42.50-46.42] Repeat: He's apologizing for coming late to class.
+  [52.53-56.05] Number 2: What is Anne apologizing for?
+  [63.14-66.66] Repeat: She's apologizing for spilling the milk.
+  [72.99-75.28] Number 3: What is Mr.
+  [75.28-76.96] Brown apologizing for?
+  [83.42-87.10] Repeat: He's apologizing for being late for dinner.
+  [94.82-98.61] Number 4: What is Mike apologizing for?
+  [104.98-108.02] Repeat: He's apologizing for breaking the window.
+
+#### TAPE — Figure 3 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f3-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+Go to Figure 3.
+Read the statements and answer the questions.
+Number 1: What is Linda apologizing for?
+Repeat: She's apologizing for not washing the dishes.
+Number 2: What is Rose apologizing for?
+Repeat: She's apologizing for stepping on Ted's toes.
+Number 3: What is Lou apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for not calling.
+Number 4: What is Kim apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for not coming to a party.
+Number 5: What is James apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for not writing sooner.
+Number 6:
+What is Maria apologizing for?
+Repeat: She's apologizing for not doing her homework.
+Number 7: What is Ed apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for spilling his coffee.
+Number 8: What is David apologizing for?
+Repeat: He's apologizing for making Jan wait so long.
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [1.90-3.34] Go to Figure 3.
+  [4.14-7.10] Read the statements and answer the questions.
+  [8.50-11.97] Number 1: What is Linda apologizing for?
+  [18.75-22.88] Repeat: She's apologizing for not washing the dishes.
+  [28.45-32.58] Number 2: What is Rose apologizing for?
+  [40.75-44.99] Repeat: She's apologizing for stepping on Ted's toes.
+  [53.09-56.99] Number 3: What is Lou apologizing for?
+  [64.38-67.78] Repeat: He's apologizing for not calling.
+  [73.26-77.26] Number 4: What is Kim apologizing for?
+  [85.07-88.75] Repeat: He's apologizing for not coming to a party.
+  [96.35-100.02] Number 5: What is James apologizing for?
+  [107.92-111.52] Repeat: He's apologizing for not writing sooner.
+  [120.03-120.40] Number 6:
+  [122.70-124.62] What is Maria apologizing for?
+  [132.78-136.62] Repeat: She's apologizing for not doing her homework.
+  [145.44-149.28] Number 7: What is Ed apologizing for?
+  [158.27-161.95] Repeat: He's apologizing for spilling his coffee.
+  [169.66-173.09] Number 8: What is David apologizing for?
+  [180.66-184.82] Repeat: He's apologizing for making Jan wait so long.
+
+#### TAPE — Figure 4 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f4-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+Go to Figure 4.
+You will hear a sentence.
+Add the word "so" to the sentence.
+Let's repeat the example: "Sam was tired yesterday." Repeat: "Sam was so tired yesterday." Change the sentence and repeat the correct answer.
+Mark was happy to see Mary.
+Repeat: "Mark was so happy to see Mary." Repeat: "Linda was upset about the score." Repeat: "Linda was so upset about the score." Repeat: "Ben was angry this morning." Repeat: "Ben was so angry this morning." Repeat: "Jean was sad."
+Repeat: "Jean was so sad." Repeat: "I felt sick yesterday." Repeat: "I felt so sick yesterday." Repeat: "Ray was thin when he was young." Repeat: "Ray was so thin when he was young." Repeat: "They were happy at the party." Repeat: "They were so happy at the party."
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [1.86-3.22] Go to Figure 4.
+  [3.94-5.46] You will hear a sentence.
+  [6.18-8.66] Add the word "so" to the sentence.
+  [9.65-22.72] Let's repeat the example: "Sam was tired yesterday." Repeat: "Sam was so tired yesterday." Change the sentence and repeat the correct answer.
+  [24.99-26.75] Mark was happy to see Mary.
+  [30.53-77.67] Repeat: "Mark was so happy to see Mary." Repeat: "Linda was upset about the score." Repeat: "Linda was so upset about the score." Repeat: "Ben was angry this morning." Repeat: "Ben was so angry this morning." Repeat: "Jean was sad."
+  [80.62-135.06] Repeat: "Jean was so sad." Repeat: "I felt sick yesterday." Repeat: "I felt so sick yesterday." Repeat: "Ray was thin when he was young." Repeat: "Ray was so thin when he was young." Repeat: "They were happy at the party." Repeat: "They were so happy at the party."
+
+#### TAPE — Figure 5 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f5-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+Now go to Figure 5.
+First, listen to a math problem: use the space to write down the numbers.
+Number 1:
+George had $345.45 in his checking account.
+He went to the shoe store and bought 1 pair of shoes for $56.98.
+He paid by check.
+Then he went to the grocery store and bought some food for $33.50.
+He also paid by check.
+How much money does George have left in his checking account?
+Listen to the first problem again and write the numbers.
+George had $345.45 in his checking account.
+He went to the shoe store and bought 1 pair of shoes for $56.98.
+He paid by check.
+Then he went to the grocery store and bought some food for $33.50.
+He also paid by check.
+How much money does George have left in his checking account?
+Now let's find the answer.
+First, write 345.45.
+Second, subtract 56.98 from it.
+Then subtract 33.50.
+What's the answer?
+Repeat: $254.97.
+Number 2:
+In January, Sam had $231.00 in his checking account.
+In February, he deposited $58.20.
+In March, he deposited $83.10.
+In April, he withdrew $45.00.
+About how much money does Sam have in his savings account in May?
+Listen again and write the numbers.
+In January, Sam had $231.00 in his checking account.
+In February, he deposited $58.20.
+In March, he deposited $83.10.
+In April, he withdrew $45.00.
+About how much money does Sam have in his savings account in May?
+Let's find the answer.
+First, write 231.00.
+Second, add 58.20 and
+83.10.
+Then subtract 45.00.
+What's the answer?
+Repeat: $327.30.
+Number 3: Jack works 40 hours every week.
+He works 49 weeks every year.
+In 1988, he was sick a total of 30 hours.
+How many hours did Jack work?
+Listen again.
+Jack works 40 hours every week.
+He works 49 weeks every year.
+In 1988, he was sick for a total of 30 hours.
+How many hours did Jack work?
+Now let's find the answer.
+First, write 40.
+Second, multiply it times 49.
+Third, subtract 30 from it.
+What's the answer?
+Repeat: 1,930.
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [1.82-3.42] Now go to Figure 5.
+  [4.26-10.06] First, listen to a math problem: use the space to write down the numbers.
+  [11.82-12.57] Number 1:
+  [14.35-20.91] George had $345.45 in his checking account.
+  [23.07-30.51] He went to the shoe store and bought 1 pair of shoes for $56.98.
+  [32.55-33.94] He paid by check.
+  [35.55-42.21] Then he went to the grocery store and bought some food for $33.50.
+  [45.07-46.59] He also paid by check.
+  [48.82-51.70] How much money does George have left in his checking account?
+  [55.60-58.96] Listen to the first problem again and write the numbers.
+  [60.72-66.16] George had $345.45 in his checking account.
+  [68.40-74.73] He went to the shoe store and bought 1 pair of shoes for $56.98.
+  [75.93-77.25] He paid by check.
+  [78.64-84.57] Then he went to the grocery store and bought some food for $33.50.
+  [85.77-87.38] He also paid by check.
+  [89.31-92.03] How much money does George have left in his checking account?
+  [99.42-101.18] Now let's find the answer.
+  [102.77-108.21] First, write 345.45.
+  [116.25-121.47] Second, subtract 56.98 from it.
+  [131.31-135.75] Then subtract 33.50.
+  [148.11-149.37] What's the answer?
+  [155.49-160.71] Repeat: $254.97.
+  [163.53-164.19] Number 2:
+  [165.87-171.15] In January, Sam had $231.00 in his checking account.
+  [172.53-177.57] In February, he deposited $58.20.
+  [179.91-184.17] In March, he deposited $83.10.
+  [187.29-190.71] In April, he withdrew $45.00.
+  [192.99-196.89] About how much money does Sam have in his savings account in May?
+  [199.95-202.29] Listen again and write the numbers.
+  [204.27-210.15] In January, Sam had $231.00 in his checking account.
+  [213.51-218.73] In February, he deposited $58.20.
+  [221.97-226.47] In March, he deposited $83.10.
+  [230.85-233.85] In April, he withdrew $45.00.
+  [236.31-240.63] About how much money does Sam have in his savings account in May?
+  [243.09-244.59] Let's find the answer.
+  [246.15-251.91] First, write 231.00.
+  [258.03-263.97] Second, add 58.20 and
+  [266.07-268.29] 83.10.
+  [282.99-287.61] Then subtract 45.00.
+  [300.03-303.21] What's the answer?
+  [305.67-310.47] Repeat: $327.30.
+  [312.81-317.07] Number 3: Jack works 40 hours every week.
+  [319.17-321.63] He works 49 weeks every year.
+  [323.61-328.83] In 1988, he was sick a total of 30 hours.
+  [330.39-332.43] How many hours did Jack work?
+  [336.51-337.23] Listen again.
+  [339.45-341.67] Jack works 40 hours every week.
+  [343.59-346.23] He works 49 weeks every year.
+  [348.15-352.05] In 1988, he was sick for a total of 30 hours.
+  [354.09-355.78] How many hours did Jack work?
+  [362.61-363.75] Now let's find the answer.
+  [365.73-367.59] First, write 40.
+  [372.21-376.11] Second, multiply it times 49.
+  [389.55-392.49] Third, subtract 30 from it.
+  [406.29-409.83] What's the answer?
+  [411.69-415.71] Repeat: 1,930.
+
+#### TAPE — Figure 6 (clip filenames start: bk09-l4c-f6-NN.mp3)
+Transcript (clean text):
+Go to Figure 6.
+Listen to a paragraph and write it.
+The first time, listen only.
+Parents often give lots of advice to their children.
+The children very often don't understand it.
+Many don't understand until they are parents.
+Then they feel they should give advice to their children.
+Parents have a very strong need to take care of their children.
+In my opinion, this is why parents give advice to their children.
+Now write the paragraph as you hear it.
+Parents often give...
+lots of advice...
+to their children.
+The children...
+very often...
+don't understand it.
+Many don't understand...
+until they are parents.
+Then they feel...
+they should give advice...
+to their children.
+Parents...
+have a very strong need...
+to take care of...
+their children.
+In my opinion...
+this is why...
+Parents give advice...
+to their children.
+Listen to the paragraph again and check your work.
+Parents often give lots of advice to their children.
+The children very often don't understand it.
+Many don't understand until they are parents.
+Then they feel they should give advice to their children.
+Parents have a very strong need to take care of their children.
+In my opinion, this is why parents give advice to their children.
+Go to the answer page for this lesson and check your answers.
+This is the end of Lesson 4C, Book 9.
+
+Segment timings (seconds):
+  [1.66-3.02] Go to Figure 6.
+  [3.95-6.19] Listen to a paragraph and write it.
+  [7.07-9.23] The first time, listen only.
+  [10.96-14.24] Parents often give lots of advice to their children.
+  [15.39-17.79] The children very often don't understand it.
+  [19.06-22.10] Many don't understand until they are parents.
+  [22.82-26.58] Then they feel they should give advice to their children.
+  [28.24-31.44] Parents have a very strong need to take care of their children.
+  [32.46-36.70] In my opinion, this is why parents give advice to their children.
+  [41.38-44.02] Now write the paragraph as you hear it.
+  [45.87-47.31] Parents often give...
+  [57.87-59.31] lots of advice...
+  [70.58-71.54] to their children.
+  [85.34-89.19] The children...
+  [95.65-96.61] very often...
+  [105.33-106.69] don't understand it.
+  [120.38-125.07] Many don't understand...
+  [138.16-139.68] until they are parents.
+  [155.49-156.77] Then they feel...
+  [169.23-170.83] they should give advice...
+  [191.38-192.26] to their children.
+  [206.03-206.67] Parents...
+  [213.33-214.93] have a very strong need...
+  [230.77-231.89] to take care of...
+  [244.38-245.18] their children.
+  [259.50-260.54] In my opinion...
+  [273.15-274.03] this is why...
+  [283.57-285.01] Parents give advice...
+  [298.93-299.73] to their children.
+  [313.90-317.10] Listen to the paragraph again and check your work.
+  [319.30-323.46] Parents often give lots of advice to their children.
+  [327.01-330.05] The children very often don't understand it.
+  [334.99-337.87] Many don't understand until they are parents.
+  [342.06-345.98] Then they feel they should give advice to their children.
+  [350.51-354.11] Parents have a very strong need to take care of their children.
+  [358.40-363.31] In my opinion, this is why parents give advice to their children.
+  [370.83-374.67] Go to the answer page for this lesson and check your answers.
+  [380.69-383.49] This is the end of Lesson 4C, Book 9.