★★A Nightmare 93
M：What's the matter? You look really/ˈriːəli/ tired today. 82
What's the matter?怎么了？（关心别人常用句式）
→ e.g.： - What's the matter? - Just a bit of a headche. 就是有点儿头疼
- What's the matter? You don't seem happy. 出什么事了？你好像不开心。
W：Iamtired. I didn't sleep well last night. 我的确很累
M：Bad dream?
W：Yes, exactly/ɪɡ'zæktli/! I had a terrible dream, a real nightmare(噩梦)/'naɪtmeə/! 确实如此
exactly（答语，表示赞同或强调正确）一点不错，正是如此，完全正确
real（放在名词前）表示十足的，绝对的，（强调状态或品质）
→ a real bargain 绝对合算的买卖 ；a real friend 一位真正的朋友；a real idolt 一个十足的傻瓜；a real man 一个真正的男人；a real nightmare 一个真正的噩梦(强调噩梦的可怕)；
M：So it woke you up?
wake up：醒来 → e.g.： What time do tou usually wake up？你通常什么时候睡醒？
wake sb. up：弄醒，唤醒→ e.g.：The children woke me up. 孩子们把我吵醒了
W：Yes, it woke me up. I was really scared.
scared (adj.)害怕，恐惧，畏惧，担心 → scared of sb./sth. →scared of doing sth. 害怕某样东西
→ e.g.：I'm scared of heights. 我恐高 ；I'm scared of snakes and spiders.我害怕蛇和蜘蛛。
M：I've had those kinds of dreams too. 88
W：It was so scary(吓人的) that I was afraid to go back to sleep.
scary (adj.) 可怕的，吓人的 → a scary movie 一部恐怖的电影
so...that…：如此...以至于... → e.g.：The air pollution these days is so bad that I'm afraid to breathe.这几天空气污染是如此严重以至于我都不敢呼吸。
M：Was something chasing(追赶) you? 91
过去进行时：表示过去某段时间中正在进行或一直在进行的动作，结构：be动词过去式+动词ing
W：No, nothing was chasing me, but I was falling.
I was falling faster and faster, and it was dark.
I couldn't see or hear anything. 88
M：Can you remember anything else? 90
W：Yes, I remember now! In mydreamI was screaming,but there was no sound. 86
IthoughtI was going to dieat any second(随时).89 我以为我随时都会死掉
M：Wow. Thatisscary.
M：So what did you do when you woke up?
W：I didn't want to go back to sleep, so I checked the news online. Then I played a game.
M：You didn't go back to sleep?
W：Actually, I got so tired playing the game that I fell asleep.事实上，我打游戏打得太累了以至于睡着了
actually：实际上，事实上（用于礼貌地纠正别人）
→ e.g.：We're not Koreans，actually，We're Chinese. 我们其实不是韩国人，我们是中国人
M：Well, at least you got some sleep. Some sleep is better than no sleep.
W：I guess so. But I'm still tired. I hope I canget through(度过，熬过) the day. 90 我希望我能熬过今天
get through 度过，熬过（困难或不快的时期）
→ e.g.：It's hard to get through the winter without heating. 没有暖气很难熬过这个冬天
Getting through high school wasn't easy. 要熬过高中生涯可不简单
M：Have a good lunch, and thenwork out(锻炼，健身) in the afternoon.
W：Thanks.I'm alreadyfeelinga bitbetter. 86
M：Hey, look! the boss is coming. Look like you're working hard.(祈使句)快做出你在努力工作的样子
复述1：She had aterribledream,anditwokeher up. 81
复述2：She fell asleep while playing a game online. 90
