法国人的倔强：穿潜水服也要室外游泳【暴虐朗读】

【头条播报】
With the price of gas soaring, swimming pools across France are lowering water temperatures or switching off heating altogether, which has left swimmers in one suburban Paris outdoor pool clad in compulsory wetsuits. The pool’s manager said the price of gas had soared from an average 11 euros per megawatt-hour in September 2020 to 151 euros in September 2022. The French government has announced plans to cut energy consumption by 10% over the next two years, compared to 2019 levels. 

【朗读要点】
①With the price of gas soaring, swimming pools across France are lowering water temperatures or switching off heating altogether, which has left swimmers in one suburban Paris outdoor pool clad in compulsory wetsuits.

逗号后稍顿，or之前稍顿；swimmers in one suburban Paris outdoor pool要注意连贯；compulsory和wetsuits要强调
With the price of gas soaring, … swimming pools across France are lowering water temperatures … or switching off heating altogether, … which has left <swimmers in one suburban Paris outdoor pool> clad in COMPULSORY WETSUITS.

②The pool’s manager said the price of gas had soared from an average 11 euros per megawatt-hour in September 2020 to 151 euros in September 2022.

an average 11 euros per megawatt hour和per megawatt hour注意要连贯朗读；对比的时间和数字要突出
The pool’s manager said … the price of gas had soared from <an average 11 euros per megawatt-hour> in September 2020 … to 151 euros in September 2022.

③The French government has announced plans to cut energy consumption by 10% over the next two years, compared to 2019 levels.

不定式前停顿，两个状语之间稍顿
The French government has announced plans … to <cut energy consumption by 10%> <over the next two years>, … <compared to 2019 levels>. 

【朗读练习】
With the price of gas soaring, swimming pools across France are lowering water temperatures or switching off heating altogether, which has left swimmers in one suburban Paris outdoor pool clad in compulsory wetsuits. The pool’s manager said the price of gas had soared from an average 11 euros per megawatt-hour in September 2020 to 151 euros in September 2022. The French government has announced plans to cut energy consumption by 10% over the next two years, compared to 2019 levels.