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زبان انگلیسی گناباد (GONABAD ESL)

 

Neatly Rolled And Tied با آراستگي پيچيده شد و گره خورد


Are One Hundred Hug's Inside
آخر يكهزار آغوش در اندرون آن است


To Your Heart From Mine
از طرف من  براي قلب تو

 

Whether Your Day Is Good Or Bad خواه اين روز تو خوب باشد يا بد


You'll Find A Hug For Every Mood براي هر حالتي يك آغوش خواهي يافت

Happy Or Sad در شادي يا ناراحتي

 

 

So If You Should Feel The Need پس هرگاه احساس نياز


For A Great Big Hug From Me
به آغوش بزرگ من كردي

Simply Open This Wonderful Gift  به سادگي اين هديه شگفت انگيز را بازكن  

وبراي خودت آغوشي فراهم نما And Get Yourself A Hug!

For You, براي تو
From Me!
از من

 

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه سی و یکم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:23 | لینک ثابت |

طرز تلفظ "s"

طرز تلفظ حرف “s” در “where’s” و “who’s” صداي /z/ و در “what’s” صداي/s/ مي دهد.

طرز تلفظ”s” در انتهاي بعضي از افعال:

افعالي كه به(x, s, sh, o) ختم مي شوند در زمان حال ساده و با فاغل سوم شخص مفرد به جاي “s” در انتها “es”مي گيرند.

مثال:go - goes

wash-washes watch - watches

طرز تبديل حرف”y” افعال به”i”:

اگر فاعل , سوم شخص مفرد باشد و فعل به “y”حرف ختم شود , چنانچه قبل از حرف”y” حرف صدا داري مثل(a, e, i, o, u) نباشد, حرف “y”به “ies” تبديل مي شود.

مثال:

study-studyies

ولي اگر قبل از “y” حرف صدا داري وجود داشته باشد آن فعل فقط “s” مي گيرد.

مثال:

Play - plays

Spelling:املاي صحيح فعل get و put هنگام اضافه كردنing در زمان حال استمراري چنين است:

با اضافه كردن ing به فعل get وput حرف”t”تكرار شده و به صورت gettingوputting در مي آيد. با اضافه كردن ingبه فعلmakeحرف “e”در آخر فعل حذف مي شود و به صورت making نوشته مي شود.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه نوزدهم خرداد 1384 ساعت 23:31 | لینک ثابت |

The Crocodile's View

by Chang Hee

Beware the horrible human.

who beckons you with terrible smile

to join him in the hunting ships

and play with him a little while.

His smile isn't a kind smile

His face is a cannibal's view

and many people will kill us

If you want to live, thenyou are going to run away.

Beware the crafty human.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه هفدهم خرداد 1384 ساعت 16:54 | لینک ثابت |

Names and Initials

We sometimes write only the first letter rather than the person's first name.
These letters are called initials and are always have a full stop after them.

 

Example:  Dr. S. Fischer is the short form of Doctor Steven Fischer.

The short form of Mister is Mr.
The short form of Mistress is Mrs.
There is no short form of Miss.
The short form of Doctor is Dr.

Type the short form of each name using initials for the first names.

 Example. Mister Henry Taylor   :  Mr. H. Taylor

1. Doctor Walter Pitt   

2. Miss Jennifer Spears   

3. Doctor Peter Watson   

4. Doctor Keith Bernard   

5. Miss Shirley Caine 

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در چهارشنبه یازدهم خرداد 1384 ساعت 16:39 | لینک ثابت |

Teacher: What a glum face, what would you say if I came to school with a face like yours?
Pupil: I'd be too polite to mention it!

♦♦♦

Teacher: What are you reading?
Pupil: I don't know.
Teacher: But your reading aloud?
Pupil: But I'm not listening!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Can you tell me something important that didn't exist 100 years ago?
Pupil: Me!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Why have you got cotton wool in your ears, do you have an infection?
Pupil: Well you keep saying that things go in one ear and out the other so I am trying to
keep them it all in!

♦♦♦

Teacher: How can you prove the world is round?
Pupil: I didn't say it was!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Name two pronouns?
Pupil: Who? Me?

♦♦♦

Teacher: What's an American Indian's wife called?
Pupil: A squaw
Teacher: That's right, and what are their babies called?
Pupil: Squawkers!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Fred, I told you to write this poem out 10 times to improve your handwriting and you've only done it 7 times?
Pupil: Looks like my counting isn't too good either!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Fred, I'm glad to see your writing has improved.
Pupil: Thank you
Teacher: Now I can see how bad your spelling is though!

♦♦♦

Pupil: The art teacher doesn't like what I'm making?
Dad: Why is that, what are you making?
Pupil: Mistakes!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Can anyone tell me what the wife of a Sultan is called?
Pupil: A sultana!

♦♦♦

Teacher: Where are elephants found?
Pupil: I don't know, they are so big I didn't think they could get lost!

♦♦♦

Teacher: If you add 34, 312 + 76, 188, divide the answer by 3 and times by 4, what do you get?
Pupil: The wrong answer!

♦♦♦

Teacher: If there are seven flies a desk and I hit one with a ruler, how many are left?
Pupil: Just the squashed one!

♦♦♦

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه دهم خرداد 1384 ساعت 9:37 | لینک ثابت |

Beginner Dialogues - Asking for Directions

                                        Directions I

  1. Excuse me. Is there a bank near here?
  2. Yes. There's a bank on the corner.
  1. Thank you.
  2. You're welcome.

                                   Directions II

  1. Excuse me. Is there a supermarket near here?
  2. Yes. There's one near here.
  1. How do I get there?
  2. At the traffic lights, take the first left and go straight on. It's on the left.
  1. Is it far?
  2. Not really.
  1. Thank you.
  2. Don't mention it.

Key Vocabulary

Is there a _______ near here?
on the corner, on the left, on the right
straight on, straight ahead
traffic lights
Is it far?

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه دهم خرداد 1384 ساعت 8:31 | لینک ثابت |

To, too and two

The words to, too and two sound similar but have different meanings.

 

                                       Example:  These two carrots are too big to cook without cutting.

 

Too means also.    Example:  I love dogs, but I like cats too.

Too means more than needed or wanted.    Example:  This is too heavy to carry.

Type "to, too, two" for filling the blanks below.

Example.

Hilda is getting ___ lazy ___ work.   too, to

1. ___ ducks with ___ feet each gives four feet.   

2. Mr. Jones has a meeting at ___ o'clock, ___.   

3. Are you going ___ the park, ___?   

4. The ___ of us have __ sing together.   

5. I need ___ bend down ___ pick it up.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در یکشنبه هشتم خرداد 1384 ساعت 6:28 | لینک ثابت |

Beginner Dialogues - Making Suggestions

What Shall we do?

  1. Hi Chris, would you like to do something with me this weekend?

  2. Sure. What shall we do?

  1. I don't know. Do you have any ideas?

  2. Why don't we see a film?

  1. That's sounds good to me. Which film shall we see?

  2. Let's see "Action Man 4".

  1. I'd rather not. I don't like violent films. How about going to "Mad Doctor Brown"? I hear it's quite a funny film.

  2. OK. Let's go see that. When is it on?

  1. It's on at 8 o'clock at the Rex. Shall we have a bite to eat before the film?

  2. Sure, that sounds great. What about going to that new Italian restaurant 'Michetti's'?

  1. Great idea! Let's meet there at six.

  2. OK. I'll see you at 'Michetti's' at six. Bye.

  1. Bye.

Key Vocabulary

Would you like to ...?
(What) shall we go...?
Let's go...
Why don't we go...
How about going...
What about going...

Note 'Shall we', 'Let's', 'Why don't we' are all followed by the base form of the verb ('go' in the examples), 'How about' and 'What about' are followed by the '-ing' form of the verb ('going' in the examples.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در شنبه هفتم خرداد 1384 ساعت 6:31 | لینک ثابت |

Prose - comprehension

Webbie

Nottie's friend is a duck named Webbie. Webbie has lovely yellow feathers. She makes funny sounds when she is hungry. She flaps her small yellow wings when Nottie feeds her. Webbie quacks softly when she is happy.

Webbie often swims in the pond near Nottie's home. She cleans herself with her red beak. She ruffles her feathers to dry them. She waddles around Nottie's home with her webbed feet. Webbie quacks loudly at strangers. Nottie loves Webbie very much.

Read the above passage. Then type the right word(s) to fill the blanks.

Example. Webbie's feathers are _______ in color.     yellow

1. Webbie _______ her wings when Nottie gives her food.   

2. There is a _______ near Nottie's house.   

3.Webbie uses her _______ to clean herself. 

4. Webbie's beak is ______ in color.   

5. Webbie ruffles her feathers to remove _______ from them

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در جمعه ششم خرداد 1384 ساعت 22:57 | لینک ثابت |

" If a child is to keep alive his inborn sense of wonder,
he needs the companionship of at least one adult
who can share it, rediscovering with him the joy, excitement
and mystery of the world we live in. "

 

Rachel Carson

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در جمعه ششم خرداد 1384 ساعت 7:13 | لینک ثابت |

يک دعای زيبا

A beautiful Prayer

 

 

از خدا خواستم عادت های زشت را ترکم بدهد .

خدا فرمود : خودت بايد آنها را رها کنی.

 

I ask God to take away my bad habit .

God said , no

It is not for me to take away , but for you to give it up .

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE:

 

از او خواستم روحم را رشد دهد .

فرمود : نه تو خودت بايد رشد کنی .

من فقط شاخ و برگ اضافی ات را هرس می کنم تا بارور شوی .

 

 

I asked God to make my spirit grow.

God said, no.

You must grow on your own!

 But I will prune you to make you fruitful .

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE: 

 

 

از او خواستم لااقل به من صبر عطا کند .

فرمود : صبر حاصل سختی و رنج است .

عطا کردنی نيست ، آموختنی است .

 

I ask God to grant me patience .

God seaid , no

Patirnce is a byproduct of tribulation .

It isn't granted , it is learned .

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE:

 

 

گفتم : مراخوشبخت کن .

فرمود : " نعمت " از من خوشبخت شدن ازتو .

 

I asked God to give me happiness .

God seaid , no .

I give you blessings ;

Happiness is up to you .

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE:

 

 

از او خواستم مرا گرفتار درد وعذاب نکند .

فرمود : رنج از دلبستگی های دنيايی جدا و به من نزديک ترت می کند .

 

I askesd God to spare me pain .

God said , no .

Suffering draws you apart from worldly cares and brings you closer to me .  

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE:

 

 

 از خدا خواستم کمکم کند همان قدر که او مرا دوست دارد ، من هم ديگران را دوست بدارم .

خدا فرمود : آها ، بالاخره اصل مطلب دستگيرت شد !

 

I asked God to help me love others , as much as He loves me .

God said : Ahah , finally you have the idea .

 

 

:::www.sare.ir:::Right cLICK tHEN cLICK sHOW pICTURE:

 

 

 

همه با هم بگوييد : خدايا مرا ده ، که آن به .

آمين يا رب العالمين

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 23:6 | لینک ثابت |

The Human

by Crocodile's Elder Donghyun

Beware the sly human        از بشر ناقلا پرهيز كن

who beckons you with tasty food .        او ترا با غذاي خوشمزه صدا مي زند

to join him outside of the river    تا با اوبه بيرون از رودخانه بروي

and walk with him a little while.   و براي لحظه اي با او قدم بزني

His food is not a true heart food   غذاي او يك غذاي واقعاً درستي نيست

it springs from his nasty trick   اين به علت حقه بازي كثيف اوست

and aweful ape's style   و روش بوزينه وار و وحشتناك او

Beware the sly human.    از بشر ناقلا پرهيز كن

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 22:44 | لینک ثابت |

Kenny Rogers


BUY ME A ROSE
He works hard to give her all he thinks she wants
A three car garage, her own credit cards
He pulls in late to wake her up with a kiss good night
If he could only read her mind, she'd say:

Buy me a rose, call me from work
Open a door for me, what would it hurt
Show me you love me by the look in your eyes
These are the little things I need the most in my life

Now the days have grown to years of feeling all alone
And she can’t help but wonder what she’s doing wrong
Cause lately she’d try anything to turn his head
Would it make a difference if she said:

Buy me a rose, call me from work
Open a door for me, what would it hurt
Show me you love me by the look in your eyes
These are the little things I need the most in my life

And the more that he lives the less that he tries
To show her the love that he hold inside
And the more that she gives the more that he sees
This is a story of you and me

So I bought you a rose on the way home from work
Opened the door to a heart that I hurt
And I hope you notice this look in my eyes
Cause I’m gonna make things right
I’m gonna hold you tonight
Do all those little things
For the rest of your life.

برای من گل سرخی بخر

او سخت کار می کند تا آنچه را که
او فکر می کند او می خواهد به او تقدیم کند
یک گاراژ سه ماشینه
کارت اعتباری اش.
تا دیر وقت رانندگی می کند تا او را با
بوسه ای بیدار کند و به او شب بخیر بگوید .
اگر او می توانست فکر او را بخواند
او می گفت ...

برای من گل سرخ بخر
از سر کار به من زنگ بزن
دری را به من بگشای.
چه آسیبی می رساند ؟
به من نشان بده که تو عاشق منی.
از نگاهی که در چشمانت است.
این ها چیزهای کوچک یهستند .
من به مهمترین چیزها در زندگی نیاز دارم .

اکنون روزها رفته اند.
و به سالهای تنهایی رسیده اند .
و او کاری نمی تواند انجام دهد .
جز حیرت از کار اشتباهی که می کند
اما اخیراً کاری کرده که
از لحاظ روحی بر او تاثیر گذاشته
چه فرقی می کند
اگر او می گفت ...؟

برای من گل سرخ بخر
از سر کار به من زنگ بزن
دری را به من بگشای.
چه آسیبی می رساند ؟
به من نشان بده که تو عاشق منی.
از نگاهی که در چشمانت است.
این ها چیزهای کوچک یهستند .
من به مهمترین چیزها در زندگی نیاز دارم .

هرچقدر او سخت تر کار می کند
کمتر از آن سعی می کند
که عشقی که در داخل دارد
به او نشان دهد
و هرچه بیشتر زندگی می کند
بیشتر می بیند
این داستان تو و من است .

بنابراین برای تو گل سرخی خریدم
در راه خانه از سرکار
تا دری را به روی قلبی
که آزرده ام باز کنم
و امیدوارم که این نگاه
چشمانم را متوجه شوی
برای اینکه من می خواهم
کارها را برای بقیه زندگی ات
راحت و مناسب کنم
برای بقیه زندگی ات و
من می خواهم تو را امشب نگه دارم
و تمام آن کارهای کوچک را
برای بقیه زندگی ات انجام دهم .

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 20:47 | لینک ثابت |

انواع سی دی و نرم افزار های آموزش زبان انگلیسی

 با نازلترین قیمت

زبانکده گناباد

تلفن

۰۵۳۵   ۷۲۲۸۰۳۱

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:37 | لینک ثابت |

The Crocodile's View

by Chang Hee

Beware the horrible human.

who beckons you with terrible smile

to join him in the hunting ships

and play with him a little while.

His smile isn't a kind smile

His face is a cannibal's view

and many people will kill us

If you want to live, thenyou are going to run away.

Beware the crafty human.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:32 | لینک ثابت |

لینک سایتهای آموزشی زبان انگلیسی

 

www.toronto.edu

www.princeton.edu

www.teachertidbytes.edu

www.washington.edu

www.ucla.edu

www.berkely.edu

www.ed.ac.uk

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در پنجشنبه پنجم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:11 | لینک ثابت |

Hafiz

Hafiz (1325-1389), Persian poet, born in Shīrāz (now in Iran) into a poor family. Originally named Mohammed Shams od-Din, he gained the respectful title Hafiz, meaning “one who has memorized the Qur'an (Koran),” as a teacher of the Qur'an. He was a member of the order of Sufi mystics and also, at times, a court poet. His poems on one level celebrate the pleasures of drinking, hunting, and love at the court of Shīrāz. On a deeper level, according to some scholars, they reflect his consuming devotion as a Sufi to union with the divine. They also satirize hypocritical Muslim religious leaders.

Hafiz's work, collected under the title of Divan (trans. 1891), contains more than 500 poems, most of them in the form of a ghazal, a short traditional Persian form that he perfected. Each consists of up to 15 highly structured rhyming couplets dealing with one subject. The language is simple, lyrical, and heartfelt. Hafiz is greatly admired both in Iran and, in translation, in the West. Especially appealing are his love for the common person and his relation of daily life to the search of humanity for the eternal.

 

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در چهارشنبه چهارم خرداد 1384 ساعت 23:49 | لینک ثابت |

Tears of a Man
by DeAnn Birchfield

Have you ever sat and wondered why
A boy was taught to never cry
To see a tear fall from his eye
They say is weakness, but I'll deny

The fact of this is so unfair
Because it's right for boys to care
For when he grows to be a man
A woman needs a gentle hand

She'll help him up when he is down
And wipe away the tears and frown
This does not make him less a man
It only means to love, he can

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در چهارشنبه چهارم خرداد 1384 ساعت 18:54 | لینک ثابت |

The Crocodile*

by Jack Prelutsky

Beware the crafty crocodile        از تمساح حيله گر پرهيز كن

who beckons you with clever smile    كه تو را با يك لبخند زيركانه صدا مي زند

to join him in the river Nile   تا با او در رود نيل همنشين شوي

and swim with him a little while.   و با او مختصر لحظه اي شنا كني

His smile is not a friendly smile,   لبخند او يك لبخند دوستانه نيست

it springs from his dishonest guile   از مكر و نادرستيش سرچشمه مي گيرد  

and treacherous reptilian style.     و سبك خزيدن خائنانه او

Beware the crafty crocodile.    از تمساح حيله گر پرهيز كن

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه سوم خرداد 1384 ساعت 22:30 | لینک ثابت |

GONABAD, a town and a sub-province in the province of Khorasan. The sub-province, situated to the northeast of the mountains Kamarzard (peak, 2,578 m), Kalat (peak, 2,446 m), and Siahkuh (peak, 2,857), is bounded on the north by the sub-provinces of Torbat-e Haydariya and Kashmar, on the west by Ferdows Sub-province, on the east by Khaf Sub-province, and on the south by the sub-provinces of Ferdows and Qaenat; it comprises the towns of Bajestan, Gonabad, Bidokht, and Kakhk, as well as several rural districts (Wezarat-e keshvar, p. 10; Markaz-e amar-e Iran, Naqsha). The brackish river Kalshur flows in the north of the sub-province throughout the year and sinks into the Salt Desert (Kavir-e namak). Irrigation is by wells, qanats, and spring waters. Its principal products are wheat, barley, cotton, sugar beet, legume, grains, saffron, and fruits. Its handicrafts include carpet and kelim weaving, as well as mosaic and ceramic production. The region is also rich in gypsum, marble, fireclay (khak-e nasuz) deposits, as well as a variety of herbs used in traditional medicine. Its population, all Shi’ite Muslims, has risen from 87,341 in the late 1940s to 101,981 in 1991, of which 43,144 lived in the urban and the rest in rural areas.

The town of Gonabad is situated at 34° 20 ´N and 58° 42 ´E at an altitude of 1,150 m, 265 km southeast of Mashhad; it had a population of 24,708 in 1991. It is mentioned in early sources as Yonabad , Bonabed , and Jonabad and Gonabad. According to EsátÂakòri (p. 274), water was provided by underground channels (qanats). In the 14th century, it had a fortified lofty castle, whose foundation was popularly attributed to a son of Godarz (q.v.). The town was further protected by two more castles, Qala-ye Kò¨avair and Qala-ye Darjan, one on either side of the town. Its products were cereals and fruit; a great deal of fine silk was also manufactured here.

Monuments include the 13th-century congressional mosque, now mostly in ruins, and the Soltan-Mohammad Abed shrine, built during the reign of the Safavid Shah Tahmasb , lying 24 km south of the town. The latter suffered some damage during the 1968 earthquake, but it has since been repaired.

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه سوم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:18 | لینک ثابت |

" I expect to pass through this world but once.
Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness
or abilities that I can show to any fellow creature,
let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect it,
for I shall not pass this way again. "

 

William Penn

نوشته شده توسط علیرضا ناصریان در سه شنبه سوم خرداد 1384 ساعت 15:7 | لینک ثابت |