01. Stages of Life人生阶段
Emma：You know, Aiden, I don’t know much about you. Where were you born?
Aiden：I was born in London, but I spent most of my childhood in Hong Kong.
E: What was your childhood like?
A: I had a pretty strict upbringing, and my parents and I were always fighting about it.
E: Do you get along with your parents now?
A: Oh sure. Once they reached middle age, they became a lot less uptight.
E: Where did you go to university?
A: My parents want me to stay in Hong Kong, but I decided to go back to England. I graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English Literature.
E: What is your current occupation?
A: I ‘m a freelance writer. I write magazine articles and fiction book s.
E: Did you always know that you wanted to be a writer?
A: No, I didn’t. I was an English teacher for about five years, but by the time I was 30, I decided I wanted a fresh challenge.
E: How did you start writing?
A: I started writing magazine articles for fun and eventually was asked to write a book, so I was pretty lucky.
E: Are you writing a book now?
A: Yes, it’s about a group of friends living in a foreign country and all the strange experience s they have.
E: Sounds interesting.
A: What was the biggest turning point in your life?
E: I guess I would say that would be moving out of my parents’ house for the first time.
A: Really? Why is that?
E: After I moved out of my parents’ home, I became a lot more independent. A: What would you say was the lowest point in your life?
E: That would definitely be getting a divorce.
A: What went wrong?
E: We just weren’t right for each other.
A: How long were you married?
E: That marriage only lasted about a year.
A: Have you remarried since then?
E: Yes, I got married to a man that I met shortly after I divorced my first husband. A: Do you think you’ll ever get a divorce again?
E: I hope not. My first marriage was a mistake, but this one isn’t.
A: How long have you been married?
E: About 15 years now.
A: Do you think you’ll still love him when he’s old and grey?
E: I think so. Hopefully we’ll have a long and happy life together.
A: I’m sure you will.
02. First Impressions第一印象
Madison: Jacob, are you interested in helping me out and going on a blind date with a friend of mine?
J: That depends. What does she look like?
M: Well, she’s got a beautiful face and long curly red hair.
J: How tall is she?
M: She’s fairly tall, maybe 2 inch es taller than me.
J: Is she chubby?
M: Not at all. She’s actually very athletic.
J: Sounds like she’s pretty good looking. Does she wear glasses?
M: No, but she does wear contact lenses.
J: How’s her skin?
M: She’s got a gorgeous complexion with a few freckles on her nose.
J: Does she have any piercings or tattoos?
M: I think she has an ear’s pierced and she definitely has a few tattoos: one on her lower back, one on her neck, and one on her left foot.
J: What’s the tattoo on her foot like?
M: It’s a butterfly- everyone in her family has one.
J: Even her mom?
M: Yes, even her mom.
J: What’s her personality like.
M: She’s a lot like me.
J: So there is something wrong with her! It was beginning to sound like she was too good to be true!
J: Did you see the guy on the front page of the newspaper this morning?
M: No, I haven’t had the chance to read the paper yet.
J: You’ve got to see it. It’s an unbelievable picture!
M: What’s so interesting about it?
J: Well, this guy fell asleep on the sofa and when he woke up, half his face had been bitten off!
M: What? How did that happen?
J: They think his dog was trying to wake him up and couldn’t, so ended up biting him in his face!
M: Wow. What did his face look like now?
J: It looks pretty frightening. He doesn’t have any lip s, so all you can see are his gum s and teeth. Most of his nose and chin are missing too.
M: What did he look like before his dog bit his face off?
J: He was actually quite handsome. What a shame!
M: What’s he going to do now?
J: It said that he’s hoping to get a face transplant, but until then, he’s looking forward to Halloween so he isn’t the only one wearing a mask.
03. Getting Personal 个性特征
Ava: Are you alright, Ethan? You don’t seem to be as cheerful as you normally are. Ethan: To be honest, Ava, I’ve just had a really bad day.
A: What happened?
E: First, I slept through my alarm and ended up two hours late to work.
A: What did your boss say?
E: He told me if I showed up late one more time, he’d fire me. He’s so mean!
A: That’s horrible. Was that the first time you’d shown up late to work?
E: That was my second time. The first time, I was in a car accident.
A: Is your boss Chinese?
E: No, he’s from Australia. Before I met him, I thought Australians were supposed to be relaxed and easy-going. I had no idea he’d be so fussy about things.
A: What are you going to do?
E: I think I’m going to look for another job. I need to find a boss that is a bit more sensitive and optimistic than my current boss.
A: That sounds like a sensible plan. Do you want me to help you with your job search?
E: That’s very generous of you. Thanks for the offer.
A: Don’t mention it. That’s what friends for!
E: I don’t know what to do about the people who live in the flat above me!
A: Why? What are they like?
E: They’re incredibly selfish. They’re always up until the wee hour s of the night playing their music so loudly that I have to wear earplug s in order to fall asleep!
A: Have you ever talked to them about it?
E: I tried to introduce myself to them when they moved in, but they were so arrogant that I didn’t want to talk to them again!
A: What did they say?
E: They both just talk about how great they are all the time.
A: They sound like the neighbours from hell!
E: They are! Besides being loud and arrogant, they’re also terrible gossip s. They’re always talking about everybody else in the apartment.
A: I thought you didn’t talk to them much.
E: I don’t, but they talk so loudly that I can hear what they’re talking about from my bedroom- and it’s not very nice.
A: What do the other people in your apartment think about them?
E: Most of my other neighbours are scare d of them.
A: Maybe you should think about moving.
E: I can’t afford to move right now.
A: Well, perhaps you should have a party and try to get to know them better. Maybe once you get to know them, they’ll turn out to be more sensitive.
E: I think you’re being a bit optimistic. If you met them, you’d understand.
A: Well, I don’t know what else you could do then. Do you think bribing them with chocolate would work?
04. Every Part of Your Body Can Speak
Emily: I don’t know about you, but I’m famished. Are you interested in getting a bite to eat? Ryan: That’s sounds great. I’m absolutely starving! What kind of food are you in the mood for?
E: I’d love something spicy. Maybe we could get some Sichuan hot pot.
R: You are a woman after my own heart. I don’t know many people who can handle spicy food. Are you sure you are up for hot pot?
E: Sure. If I could, I would eat hot pot every day!
R: Ok, you’re really all eyes when it comes to talking about food, aren’t you?
E: Well, let’s stop dragging our feet and find a Sichuan hot pot restaurant for dinner!
R: Let me think about it for a minute. Let’s see… Oh the name of the restaurant is on the tip of my tongue! Give me a second and it’ll come to me.
E: Well, have you thought about it yet?
R: No…
E: Never mind. There’s an authentic tasting hot pot restaurant not far from the China World Trade Towers on ChangAn Street. Have you been there?
R: That’s it! That’s the one I was thinking of. I told you I remember it!
E: You really have a big head, don’t you?
R: So, Emily, how was your day?
E: I don’t think you really want to hear about it.
R: It can’t have been that bad. Go on and tell me about it.
E: To be honest, it was horrible! My manager is such a pain in the neck!
R: Why? What happened?
E: Well, he made quite a few mistakes on the monthly report and when his supervisor found him, my manager blame d them on me!
R: That’s not very fair. What did you do?
E: There was n’t really anything that I could do. There’s always been a lot of bad blood between my manager and myself. If I had said anything, he would have fired me for sure. R: Did he treat everyone in your department like this?
E: He treats everyone pretty poorly, but the way he treats me really takes the cake!
R: Do you have any ideas why he treats you worse than the others?
E: I really have no idea. All I know is that the thought of him really curls my hair!
R: Is there anyone else you can talk to about it at your company?
E: Not really. I’m hoping to live with it for a while until I get a promotion.
R: That’s very sensible. It sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders.
E: I try to be sensible about it, but it’s not very easy. Sometimes you just have to grin and bear it.
R: That’s so true. When you have a taste for success, you can’t let dishonest people like your manager get in the way.
05. Mind Your Posture
Isabella: Matthew, do you know much about body language in countries around the world? M: Sure. I’ve picked up a few things from travelling around for work. Why?
I: Well, I had a meeting today with a woman from Japan and she wouldn’t stop bow ing! I didn’t know what to do!
M: Did you bow back?
I: No, I tried to shake her hand, but her hand was so limp I was a bit offend ed.
M: Well, Japanese businessmen and women typically bow to greet each other in Japan. She might have been offended by your strong handshake.
I: But she was in America! Shouldn’t she have known that strong handshakes in America signify confidence and respect?
M: Things are different in Japan. You know, in some countries, making eye contact with others is considered rude.
I: Is that why she wouldn’t look at me in the meeting?
M: I think it’s highly possible, yes.
I: The meeting really didn’t go down well at all. I think I need to read up about intercultural communication before I have another meeting with someone from another country.
M: That’s a good idea. When you don’t know much about other culture s, the simple thing can offend someone.
I: That’s so true. It’s great that we see eye to eye on this.
M: Well, what did you think about the last candidate? Do you think we should hire her?
I: She had a very impressive resume, but she seemed to lack the confidence that I think a good manager needs.
M: What made you think that she wasn’t very confident?
I: Did you notice the way that she avoid ed making eye contact with us while she talked? M: She was a bit nervous, I guess. What else?
I: When she first walked into the room to greet us, she didn’t shake our hands or introduce herself at all. I thought that was a bit unprofessional.
M: You’re right. If she walked into meetings with our client s like that, it would make our company look bad, wouldn’t it?
I: It sure would. Did you also notice the way she slouch ed in her chair during most of the interview? She had horrible posture!
M: I agree. I guess I was paying more attention to her answers than her body language.
I: On top of all of that, she didn’t seem to have any sense about people’s personal space. She didn’t keep enough distance between us when during the meeting.
M: That’s true. I guess we’ll have to keep looking for a manager then.
I: Don’t worry, we’ll find someone eventually!
21,Eating Out Words Storm drive-in 免下车餐馆 cafe咖啡店 canteen/cafeteria 餐厅 Buffet 自助餐 deli 熟食店 takeaway 外卖 non-smoking section 无烟区beverage 饮料 set menu 套餐 starter(appetizer) 第一道菜，开胃菜table for two 两人桌 tip 小费 main course 主菜 side dish 附加菜 dessert 甜品 portion 一份食物 make a reservation/book a table 预定bill(check) 餐费账单 kebabs 印度烤肉 rare 三分熟 corkage 开瓶费 go Dutch AA制 keep the charge 不用找了
Dialogue 1 K(Kaylee) N(Nathan) K: Do you want to go out for dinner tonight? N: Sure. Have you got anywhere in mind? K: I'm starving, so maybe we could go somewhere with large portions. N: That Italian restaurant in the city center always has large portions. Do you want to go there? K: I'm not really in the mood for Italian(be in the mood for...做某事的心情)(我今天实在不想吃意大利菜.我想吃点辣的), actually. I was thinking of something a bit spicy. N: If you want spicy food, then I'd recommend going to a Thai, Indian or Chinese restaurant. How about that Chinese Buffet on Cowley Road? K: I really like that restaurant; you get a lot for your money there. But, the've westernized their food, so it's not actually that spicy. N:You're right. Most of their dishes have sweet sauces. We could try that Indian restaurant just down the road from us. K: The Taj? They're a bit expensive, but they do serve large portions of very hot food.（那家有点贵,但是他们家做的菜分量都很足.） N: The T aj it is then. K: Shall we bring our own bottle of wine to save some money? N: They'll still charge us a corkage fee. K: That's right. It'll probably work out to be about the same then anyway. N: Don't worry about money. I'll treat（招待，款待）you tonight. K: Are you sure? We could go Dutch. N: No, I'll pay. It's my turn anyway. You paid last time.
生活中会用到的英语口语情景对话 Would you rather work for a big or small company?大公司VS小公司 CleAnn： Nana, would you rather work for a big company or a small company? 克里安：纳纳，你喜欢在大公司工作还是在小公司工作? Nana： I would prefer a smaller company because with a smaller company I can actually make decisions which would affect people around, so I prefer smaller companies. 纳纳：我更喜欢在小公司工作，因为在小公司，我能够做出影响 周围人的决定，所以我喜欢小公司。 CleAnn： Yeah and then you get an opportunity to meet more people right? 克里安：对，而且还有机会理解更多人，对吧? Nana： Yeah. 纳纳：没错。 CleAnn： Me too. I think I prefer small companies because it would be better to meet people. But I like to travel though and I think sometimes the bigger companies have more opportunities to travel so maybe in that case I might want to work for a big company. 克里安：我也是。我也喜欢小公司，因为在小公司更容易结识人。不过我喜欢旅行，我想在大公司工作会有更多旅行的机会，这样来看的话，我可能想去大公司工作。
英语生活日常情景口语对话 导读：我根据大家的需要整理了一份关于《英语生活日常情景口语对话》的内容，具体内容：学习好英语在很多地方都是有需要的，下面我就给大家整理了英语的情景口语对话，大家快来看看吧A picnic野餐ChinChin: I love g... 学习好英语在很多地方都是有需要的，下面我就给大家整理了英语的情景口语对话，大家快来看看吧 A picnic 野餐 ChinChin: I love going on a picnic to the mountain! ChinChin: Mimi,have some fruit. ChinChin: They are really fresh. Mimi: Thank you. Mimi: Its a lot of fun! Costa: Fun? Costa: Who is having fun? Costa: Hmmm. Look at that fruit. Costa: I want to have some too. Costa: Hey,red wolf! Costa: Scared them and bring that fruit to me! Samsik: Hey,give me the fruit!
Samsik: My master wants it. ChinChin: Your master? ChinChin: That must be Costa! ChinChin: Hey, Suri Suri,I need your help. Suri: Yes,sir! Costa: Oops,I lost again... 晨晨：我喜欢去山上野餐! 晨晨：咪咪，吃一些水果。 晨晨：它们真的很新鲜。 咪咪：谢谢你。 咪咪：这真有趣! 科斯达：有趣? 科斯达：谁玩得开心了? 科斯达：嗯。看看那些水果。 科斯达：我也想要一些。 科斯达：嘿，红太狼! 科斯达：去吓走他们，把水果给我带过来! 桑姆斯克：嘿，把水果给我! 桑姆斯克：我的主人想要得到它。 晨晨：你的主人? 晨晨：那一定是科斯达! 晨晨：嘿，苏瑞苏瑞，我需要你的帮助。
英语口语情景对话 一、祝愿、祝贺和应答（Good wishes, congratulations and responses） 1.- Well done and congratulations to you. - Thanks very much. 2.- I hope you‘ll succeed in everything. - So do I. 3.- I wish you success. - Thank you. 4.- We send you our best wishes. - Thank you very much. 5.- Happy new year ! - Happy new year! (The same to you.) 6.- A merry Christmas to you. - Thank you. 7.- I hope you‘ll have a good time. - Thank you. 8.- Happy birthday! - Thank you. 二、邀请和应答（Invitations and responses） 1.- Would you like to come to the party? - Oh yes, thank you. 2.- I hope you can come to the dance next Saturday. - I‘m sorry, but I can‘t. 3.- Will you go dancing with us? - Of course. I‘ll be glad to. 4.- Will you come to our English Evening? - Yes, thank you. 5.- Would you please give us a talk on English Learning? - OK. When? 6.- You and your friends must come over to my house and see mooncakes. - OK. Thank you very much. 三、表示同意和不同意（Expressing agreement and disagreement） 1.- I think the shop is closed at this time of day. - No, I think it‘s open. 2.- I think foreign languages are more interesting than science. - I really can‘t agree with you. I prefer science. 3.- I think I shall read a book instead. - Good idea. That‘s much better than watching a bad TV Programme. 4.- I don‘t think that it‘s true. He‘s always telling strange stories. - I know. But this time I can‘t decide if he is right or not.
英语生活日常情景口语对话A picnic 野餐 ChinChin: I love going on a picnic to the mountain! ChinChin: Mimi,have some fruit. ChinChin: They are really fresh. Mimi: Thank you. Mimi: Its a lot of fun! Costa: Fun Costa: Who is having fun Costa: Hmmm. Look at that fruit. Costa: I want to have some too. Costa: Hey,red wolf! Costa: Scared them and bring that fruit to me! Samsik: Hey,give me the fruit! Samsik: My master wants it. ChinChin: Your master ChinChin: That must be Costa! ChinChin: Hey, Suri Suri,I need your help. Suri: Yes,sir! Costa: Oops,I lost again... 晨晨：我喜欢去山上野餐!
晨晨：咪咪，吃一些水果。 晨晨：它们真的很新鲜。 咪咪：谢谢你。 咪咪：这真有趣! 科斯达：有趣 科斯达：谁玩得开心了 科斯达：嗯。看看那些水果。 科斯达：我也想要一些。 科斯达：嘿，红太狼! 科斯达：去吓走他们，把水果给我带过来! 桑姆斯克：嘿，把水果给我! 桑姆斯克：我的主人想要得到它。 晨晨：你的主人 晨晨：那一定是科斯达! 晨晨：嘿，苏瑞苏瑞，我需要你的帮助。 苏瑞：好的，先生! 科斯达：哎呀，我又失败了...... 再见 Jane: Once you arrive at the American airport, please call me. 珍妮：你一到美国机场，就马上给我打电话。 Tom: OK, dont worry about it. I will. 汤姆：好的，不用担心，我会的。
英语口语--三人情景对话
英语口语 Jack: Good morning .sir .what can I do for you?琳达:早上好。先生。我能为你做什么呢? Robbie: Good morning .My name is Robbie Stewart. And this is Alex Pappas. 罗比:早上好。我的名字是罗比·斯图尔特。这是亚历克斯·帕帕斯。Alex: Hi .Good morning. Yesterday we found dog named Gemma. 亚历克斯:你好。早上好。昨天我们发现这只名叫Gemma的狗。Robbie: We have thought many ways to find it is host, but we don't succeed ultimately. 罗比:我们认为许多方法来发现它的主人,但我们不能成功最终。 Jack: Oh, wait a while. You know I must make a record in terms of rule. 琳达:噢,等一会儿。你知道我必须做一个记录。 Robbie: No problem. 罗比:没问题。 Jack: OK .Your name will do Mr. Stewart. Then, please tell me your address? 琳达:好的。你的名字将会做什么,Stewart先生。那么,请告诉我你的地址吗? Robbie: 46 Linden Street, Riverdale. 罗比:林登街46,Riverdale。 Jack: Where did you find the dog? 琳达:你在什么地方找到这条狗的? Alex: Speak exactly , not we found her . It's she found us in Robbie `s house. 亚历克斯:讲到底,不是我们发现她。这是她发现我们在罗比是房子。Jack: Have you tried calling the number on the collar? 琳达:你试着打领子上的号码吗? Robbie: Yes, but the number is no longer in service . So we only call for you. 罗比:是的,但是号码也不再服务。所以我们只有你的电话。 Jack: And there is no address on the dog tag? 琳达:并没有地址在狗身上的标签? Alex: There is no other information. 亚历克斯:没有其他信息。 Jack: No ID number. Without that, it is hard
1.在中餐馆At a Chinese restaurant A: It's very nice of you to invite me. 你真是太好了，请我来做客。 B: I'm very glad you could come, Mr. Liu. Will you take a seat at the head of the table? It's an informal dinner, please don't stand on ceremony... Mr. Liu, would you like to have some chicken? 刘先生，您能来我很高兴，请上坐。这是一次家常便饭，请大家别客气。刘先生，要吃点鸡肉吗？ A: Thank you. This is my first time to come to a Chinese restaurant. Could you tell me the different features of Chinese food? 谳谢，这是我第一次来中餐馆，请给我讲讲中国菜的不同特色好吗？ B: Generally speaking, Cantonese food is a bit light; Shanghai food is rather oily; and Hunan dishes are very spicy, having a strong and hot taste. 一般来讲，广东菜清淡一些；上海菜比较油腻：湖南菜香味浓，辣味很重。 A: Chinese dishes are exquisitely prepared, delicious, and very palatable. They are very good in colour, flavour, and taste. 中国菜做得很精细，色、香、味俱全。 B: Mr. liu, would you care for another helping? 刘先生，再来一点吧？ A: No more, thank you. I'm quite full. 不啦，谢谢。我已经够饱了。 B: Did you enjoy the meal? 您吃得怎么样？ A: It's the most delicious dinner I've had for a long time. It's such a rich dinner. 好久没有吃过这样美味的饭莱了。这顿饭莱太丰盛了。 B: I'm so glad you like it. 你能喜欢，我不胜荣幸。 A: Thank you very much for your hospitality. 谢谢你的盛情款待。
Meeting a thief on the bus After school, jingjing and students went home by bus. There i no seats on the bus and jingjing stood and chatted with my classmates.Suddenly a tall man stood in the midst of them . jingjing thought: "I can't see this person is so nauseous. Why is this guy standing between us!"But she don't know at this point one hand has been thrust into her pocket on the left.. A taller man got off at next stop.After a while, jingjing touched her pocket and found that her mobile phone has gone.Jingjing realized that the tall man is the thief's accomplice, who deliberately stood between her and her classmates, blocking the line of sight of the classmate. From this story,we can learn that we should take care of our articles carrird with ourselves and we shouldn’t learn the theft and become a law-abiding citizen.
口语对话 1 赶时髦(go after fashion) A: Fashion show is around the corner, I’m so excited! 时装表演即将来临，我很兴奋！ B: Are there any good!这有什么好的！ A: I didn't see anything wrong with the clothes; they looked pretty nice to me. I think you don’t like it! Why?我没看出衣服有任何问题；在我看来它们都很不错。我觉得你不喜欢！为什么？ B: It was dumb. I think it's stupid for women to wear clothes like that. 这是愚蠢的。我认为女人们穿成那样是很愚蠢的。 A: The benevolent see benevolence and the wise see wisdom. 仁者见仁，智者见智。B: Do you really think people can wear that stuff and walk around the streets? 你真的认为人们可以穿那种东西走在街上？ A: Yes, I do. At least, some people certainly can. They wear high-fashion clothes to show off their sense of style and wealth. 是的，我这样认为。至少，有人一定会。他们穿着时尚的衣服展示他们的时尚感和财富。 B: Well. I still think they're dumb. It makes more sense to spend the money on more practical purposes.我仍然认为他们是愚蠢的。把更多的钱花在更有意义的地方比较实际。 A: So you think it's bad if I wear it?所以你认为我穿成这样很不好吗？ B: If you wear it I must speak nice! 如果你穿成这样我一定说它很好看！ A: I know you will say that.我就知道你会这样说。 B: Only you know me!知我者非你莫属！
Day today Office日常事务 1 Faxes传真 2 Telephone Calls电话 3 Making Telephone Appointments电话预约 4 Memos备忘录 5 Business Correspondence商业信函 6 Placing an Order下订单 Office Talk办公室谈话 7 Coworkers同事 8 Bosses老板 9 Brainstorming集体讨论 10 Commuting乘公交车上下班 11 The Working Lunch工作午餐 Business Trip商务旅行 12 International Business Travel国际商务旅行 13 Dressing for Business商务着装 14 Hotel Situations旅馆情景 15 Negotiating the Subway乘地铁 Client Reception接待客户 16 Receiving Clients接待客户 17 Entertaining Clients招待客户 18 Accommodating Foreign Clients接待国外客户 19 Factory Tours参观工厂 Business Communization商务交流 20 Personal Introductions个人介绍 21 Small Talks聊天 22 Delivering Bad News传达坏消息 23 Polite Questions礼貌提问 24 Farewells道别 Negotiation谈判 25 Clarifying the Stakes说明利害关系 26 Making Concessions做出让步 27 Discussing the Bottom Line讨论底线 28 Accepting and Confirming接受和确认 29 Hard Bargainers VS Soft Bargainers强硬的对手和温和的对手Company Organization公司结构
061 Doing Business做生意Words Storm capital 资本 facility 设施 franchise 特许经营 investment 投资 multinational 跨国公司 parent company 母公司 subsidiary 子公司 shareholder 股东股民 stock 设备 business contract 商务合同 cash flow 现金流 invoice 发票 recruitment 招聘 director 董事 expense 开支 R&D 研发部门（research and development）go bankrupt 破产 negotiate a contract 合同磋商 increase revenue 提高效益 do business with 和...做生意 reduce overheads 降低管理费用 expand a business 拓展业务 purchase shares 买股票 launch a product 产品投放市场
Dialogue 1 K:Hi Isaiah? How are you? I: I'm well. And you? K:Fine. How's your job going? I:I don't know if I told you or not, but I decided to start my own business. K:Really? That's fantastic. What kind of business is it? I:I've started an investment banking firm with some of my old colleagues from Goldman Sachs（高盛投资公司）. K:How's it going? I:It started off （开始）a bit slow, but now, business is really booming! K:That's such great news. I'm really happy for you! Where is your office located? I:Our head office is here in Beijing, but we're planning on opening up two more offices soon. K:Where will those be located? I:If all goes well, we'll open one up in Hong Kong in April and another one in Singapore in October. K:When will you find out（决定）? I:We're negotiating the final details of the leasing contracts（租赁合同）tomorrow. K:Well, good luck! I hope it all goes well（进展顺利）for you tomorrow! I:Thanks!
生活英语情景口语100主题 001 Stages of life Dialogue 1 A:You know Iden ,I don’t know much about you. Where were you born? B:I was born in London, but I spent most of my childhood in Hongkong. A: What was your childhood like? B: I had a pretty strict up-bring,and my parents and I were always fighting about it . A:Do you get along with your parents now? B:Oh, sure. Once they reached middle age, they became a lot less uptight. A:Where did you go to university？ B:My parents wanted me to stay in Hongkong, but I decided to go back to England, I graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Eglish literature. A:What’s your current occupation? B:I’m a freelance writer. i write magazine articles and fiction books A:Did you always know you wanted to be a writer? B:No, I did n’t. I was an english teacher for about five years, but by the time I was thirty, I decided I want a fresh challenge. A:How did you start writing? B:I started writitng mangzin articles for fun, and eventurally was asked to write a book, so I was pretty lucky. A:Are you writing a book now? B:Yes, it’s about a group of friends living in a foreign country ,and all the strange experiences they have A:Sounds interesting. Dialogue 2 A:What was the biggest turing point in your life? B:I gusee I would say that woul d be moving out of my parents’ house for the first time. A:Really? Why is that? B:Till I moved out of my parents’ home, I became a lot more independent.
原版英语口语情景对话第0075集：讲述在乐队的生活 James是乐队的吉他手兼鼓手，他们常在俱乐部里表演，从事自己的爱好让他的生活得到充分的放松，一起感受下吧。 Todd: So, James, you're in a band! James: Yes! Todd: OK, tell us about your band. James: I play in a Swedish Bubblegum Punk Band. Todd: Swedish Bubblegum Punk Band. What exactly is that? James: I don't know, but that's what it says on the CD. Todd: OK. What do you play in your band? James: I play bass guitar. Todd: OK. How long have you been playing the guitar? James: I've been playing the guitar for about 12 or 13 years. Todd: Oh, really? OK. Nice. Do you play any other instruments? James: I play a little guitar and a little drums. Todd: Since you're in a band do you get lots of women? James: Yes. Todd: Really? You're a rock star. James: Yes. Todd: Nice. Nice. Do you tour or do you just play where you live? James: We just play in clubs. Local clubs. Todd: OK. What the best thing about being a musician, in the band? 1
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小学英语口语情景对话情景一 模板对话： Is this your football Yes, it is. Thank you. May I use it Please! Sure! No! it isn't. It is my hat. Here you are. Thank you very much. 对话一： Robbie, is this your football Yes it is. Thank you. Is this your hat, Robby Yes it is. thank you . 对话二： Is this your nice cake Yes it is. May I use it Please! thank you. Is this your ink bottle Yes it is. May I use it Sure. 对话三： Is this your hat, Mr White No! it isn't. Is this your football No! it isn't. 对话四： Is this your hat Yes it is. It is my hat. Here you are.
Thank you very much! Is this your glass No it isn't It is my glass. Here you are. Thank you very much! 情景二 模板对话： What's this It's a cake. What's that It's an orange. Are you hungry Oh! nice. May I have some Excuse me! Is that your apple May I have it 对话一： What's this Edda It's a cake. What's that It's an orange. 对话二： Edda! are you hungry Yes, what's this It's a cake. Oh! nice. 对话三： Mom, What's this It's a melon. May I have some Of course. 对话四： Excuse me, Is that your apple May I have it Please!
---------------------考试---------------------------学资学习网---------------------押题------------------------------ 01. Stages of Life人生阶段 Words Storm adolescence 青春期 puberty 发育期 bring up 教育、抚养 strict upbringing 严厉的教育 career/ occupation 职业 self-employed 自己经营 reach middle age 人到中年 uptight 紧张的, 心情焦躁的 challenge 挑战 literature 文学 freelance (writer) 自由作家 fiction book 小说 magazine article 期刊文章 strange experience 奇特的经历 独立自主的independent 明确的definitely 转折点turning-point 离婚divorce
上了年纪quite elderly 311 / old and grey 头发花白 Emma：You know, Aiden, I don't know much about you. Where were you born? Aiden：I was born in London, but I spent most of my childhood in Hong Kong. E: What was your childhood like? A: I had a pretty strict upbringing, and my parents and I were always fighting about it. E: Do you get along with your parents now? A: Oh sure. Once they reached middle age, they became a lot less uptight. E: Where did you go to university? A: My parents want me to stay in Hong Kong, but I decided to go back to England. I graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English Literature. E: What is your current occupation? A: I ‘m a freelance writer. I write magazine articles and fiction books. E: Did you always know that you wanted to be a writer?
语口语场景对话，日常生活必备！ 来自网络 一、打招呼 1. How are you doing你好吗 美国人见面时候最常用的打招呼方式就是："Hey! How are you doing" 或是"How are you" 不然"How's going" 也很常见。我觉得这种每天跟别人打招呼的习惯，就是跟美国友人建立良好关系的开始。很多人都觉得美国人很冷漠，不跟自己打招呼，但自己又何尝不是对美国友人很冷漠呢 ： 2. What's up什么事 "What's up" 也是很常用的一种打招呼方式。比方说朋友在路上看到你跟你说"Hey! " 那你通常就可以回答说"Hi! What's up" 这就是问对方近来怎样, 有什么事吗通常如果没什么事人家就会说"Not much." 不过还有一种情况也很常见，你先跟人家说"Hey! What's up" 那别人也不说"Not much"，反而反问一句"What's up" 所以"What's up" 已经变成有点Hello! 的味道在里面了. "What's up" 也常被用来问人家有什么事例如有人登门拜访, 你就会说"What's up" 到底有何贵干啊总之"What's up" 在美国应用的很广，各位一定要熟记才是。 3. Could you do me a favor能不能帮我一个忙 & 人是不能独自一个人活的, 需要别人帮忙的地方总是很多, 所以就可以常讲："Could you do me a favor" 或是"Could you give me a hand" 这算是比较正式而礼貌的讲法。有时候要请别人帮忙还不太好意思说，就可以说：Could you do me a little favor 能不能帮我一个小忙其实也许是帮大忙但也要先讲成小忙，先让对方点头才是（注意一下这里用could you 会比can you 来的客气一点）。 另外, "Can you help me" 也很常见，通常比如说我们去买东西，可是店员自己在聊天，我就会说, "Can you help me" 其实正常来说, 应该是他们主动会问"Can I help you" 或是"May I help you" 才对，但有时实在等不急了, 就直接先问了"Can you help me" 4. What are you studying你主修什么的
【英语情景口语100主题】年龄 作者：jane yang | 来源：文国英语网 | 时间：2009-09-02 | 查看：253 | 我来评论[ 词霸划词 已启用] 关键词：英语情景口语,100话题,年龄 英语情景口语100主题它分为词汇的初级、中级、高级板块。取词在中间穿插口语对话，其中口语的对话也分为初级和中级。全方位的为英语学习者提供学习平台。与生活贴近，在生活对话中学习口语。下面一起来看看年龄篇吧！ Usefull Expressions 常用表达 Beginner初级 1.Sally is in her early-thirities/mid-thirities/late-twenties. 2.John retired last month. 3.He died at the age of 89. 4.Tina gave a birth to a baby boy yesterday. 5.Tim is 17 years old tommorrow. 6.Did you have an interesting childhood? 7.The thief was a 9 year-old boy. 8.The baby will be born in 3 years. 译文： 1.莎莉30出头/35岁左右/快30了 2.约翰上个月退休了。 3.他69岁去世。 4.昨天蒂娜生了个男孩。 5.蒂姆明天满17岁。 6.你得童年快乐吗？
7.小偷是个九岁的男孩。 8.再过三个月孩子就出生啦！ Intermediate中级 1.Do retired people get pensions in your counntry? 2.Teenagers are often rebellious. 3.What age is considered a turning point in your culture? 4.What is the life exprectancy in your country? 5.Kids seem to grow up very quickly nowdays. 6.When do you think it is a good age to have a child? 7.Becoming an adult is an important stage in life. 译文： 1.在你们国家退休的人有养老金吗？ 2.青少年都比较叛逆。 3.在你们的文化中，多少岁被认为是一个转折点？ 4.你们国家人口的平均寿命是多少？ 5.现在的孩子好像都长的很快。 6.你认为什么年龄生小孩比较好？ 7.长大成人是一生中重要的阶段。 Advanced高级 1.You look older when you wear make-up. 2.I don not know how old he is,but he is certainly middle-aged.