英语口语实用高级班文本-第一课
第一课:
A:Do you have a date for the party yet?
B:Actually , I don’t. Do you think you could help me find one?
A:Hmm, what kind of guys do you like?
B: Oh, I like guys who aren’t too serious and who have a good sense of humor. You know , like you.
A:Ok, Uh, what else?
B:Well, I’d prefer someone I have something in common with-who I can talk to easily. A:I think I know just the guy for you. Bob Branson. Do you know him.? B: No, I don’t think so.
A:well, let me arrange for you to meet him, , and you can tell me what you think.
Chris: So, what’s the Verdict? What did you think of Bob?
Kim: Well, I was worried at first especially when I saw that he wears not one but two earrings,
I thought he might turn out to be one of those guys
who are into heavy rock music and stuff like that. You know what I mean? Chris: But he’s just like a regular kind of guy, right?
Kim: Yeah, we got along really well!
Chris: I just knew you’d like him.
Kim: Yeah, I do, and he’s really funny.
He had me laughing hysterically during dinner.
I think the people sitting next to us in the restaurant thought we were crazy. Chris: So, are you two going to get together again?
Kim: Definitely, in fact, we’re going to a concert tomorrow night.
Chris: That’s great.
第二课:
1. Andrea
A: So, have you seen Andrea lately?
B: Yeah, I see her pretty often. We work together at a café latté. A: How’s she doing, I’ve been meaning to call her.
B: Well, to be honest! I’ve always thought she’s a little
difficult.
But these days, I find her impossible.
A: What do you mean?
B: Oh, you know how she is. She has strong ideas about everything. And If you don’t agree with her, she lets you know what she thinks of you. A: Yes, that’s true. But that’s why we love her, right?
B: Yeah, I g uess so. But she’s changed a lot since she started college.
She talked about herself all the time
and she always manages to mention how good she is at everything she does. A: Hmm. Maybe I won’t call her after all.
2. James
A: Are you going to James’s p arty on Saturday?
B: Of course, James always gives the best parties. And there are always lots of interesting new people to meet. A: That’s true. I don’t know where he manages to find them all.
B: Well, you know what he’s like. He makes friends really ea sily.
He really likes talking to people, and he loves inviting people over. A: Ur – Ur, he invited me for dinner last Saturday, what a feast! B: Yeah, he’s a great cook too.
A: After dinner I offered to help clean up, but he told me not to worry about it.
He said he’d take care of it in the morning. He was like, it’s nothing, no big deal.
B: Yup, that sounds like James.
3. Mr. Johnson
A: Have you met the new apartment manager?
B: Mr. Johnson? Hmm. Yeah, I met him last week. He’s… a little strange.
A: Yeah, he is. I’m not sure I like him. He’s hard to predict.
Sometimes he’s pretty cheerful and talkative,
and the next day he doesn’t even say hello.
I think he must have personal problems or something.
B: I think you’re right.
And have you noticed that half the time when he says he’s going to
3 something,
he never actually does it?
He told me three times he’d come to fix the light in my kitchen, and he still hasn’t done it.
第三课:
Dave: Hello?
Jim: Hi. My name’s Jim Hunt. I’m calling about the ad for a roommate.
Dave: Oh, right.
Jim: Are you still looking for someone?
Dave: Yes, we are.
Jim: Oh, good. I’m really interested.
Dave: Well, there are four of us, and it’s a fairly small house, so we want someone who’s easy to get along with. Jim: I’m pretty easygoing.
Dave: Great! So can I ask you a few fairly straightforward questions about yourself?
Jim: No problem. I like it when people are direct.
D: What do you do, Jim?
J: Oh, well, I’ve had a lot of different jobs, but I’m not working right now.
J: Yeah, I got fired from my last job about six months ago,
so I’ve been looking for something else. I haven’t been very lucky so far.
D: Uh-huh. Well, the rent here is $1,200 a month –uh, that’s $300 a month for each person. J: Oh, Uh ….
D: Will you have enough money to pay the rent every month? J: Yeah, I probably will … if I can find a job.
D: Yeah. Uh, look, where are you living now?
J: Well, I’ve been staying with a friend for the past couple of weeks.
D: Uh-huh.
J: Yeah, but he’s asked me to leave by Friday, so I really need to find a place to live.
I’ve had to move four times in the past year and, well …
D: Listen, Jim. I appreciate your telling me about yourself. I like it when people are honest with me.
Anyway, I have to talk to m y other roommates about this, and I’ll give you a call tomorrow to let you know what we decide.
Why don’t you give me your number?
J: Sure, it’s two, two, three …
第四课:
Tracy: Good news! I’ve found a summer job!
Mark: That’s great! Anything interesting?
T: Yes, working at an amusement park.
Doesn’t that sound fantastic?
M: Sure, it does.
T: So, have you found anything? M: Nothing yet, but I’ve got a couple of leads.
One is working as an intern for a record company – mostly answering phones.
Or I can get a landscaping job again.
T: Being an intern sounds more interesting than landscaping.
And it’s probably not as hard!
M: Yeah, but a landscaper earns more money than an intern.
And you get a great tan!
M: So what will you be doing at the amusement park, exactly? T: Actually, I’ll have two jobs.
First, I’ll be working at a place called Children’s World.
They have all kinds of interesting games and educational activities for young kids.
I have to go to a training program for three days before I start .to find out how everything works.
M: Three days? Wow, the equipment must be pretty high-tech!
T: Oh, it is – a lot of computers and interesting devices.
It’s just the kind of stuff that kids love.
M: Well, it sounds like the perfect job for you.
I know how much you love kids.
So what’s your other job?
T: Well. I’ll also be one of the people who .walks around the park greeting people. M: Do you mean you’ll have to dress up in a costume?
T: Yes, as a cartoon character! I know, I know. It sounds silly. And it’s certainly not as rewarding as working in Children’s World,
but .it’s part of the job.
第五课:
Woman: So where are you working this summer, Carlos? Carlos: I’m working as a tutor. in a learning center for kids. W: Interesting. What kinds of things do the kids do there?
C: They work on subjects they need help in, uh, mainly .math and English. W: Is your job hard?
C: No, not at all. The kids work on computers most of the time. We have to help them get started and when they run into problems. W: Do you enjoy it?
C: Oh, yes. Working with kids is so much more fun than working with adults.
And I get to choose my own hours.
As long as I work eight hours a day, I can come in at any time from 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. W: Lucky you!
Woman: Paul, did you fi nd a summer job, yet? Paul: Yeah, I’m
working in a restaurant.
W: Oh, how’s it going?
P: Oh, the money’s not bad.
W: What are you doing? Are you waiting tables? P: I wish! No. I’m working in the kitchen.
I cut up stuff for the chef – vegetables and meat and things. I also wash the dishes.
W: Oh, yuck.
P: Yeah. It’s pretty hard work.
I didn’t realize how hot it is in a restaurant kitchen until I took this job. W: So why don’t you quit?
P: I’d love to, but I need the money.
Man: So what kind of job did you find for the summer?
Julia: I’m working for a marketing company. I’m doing telephone marketing.
M: Oh, so you’re one of those people who drives me crazy by calling me up and trying to persuade me to buy something that I have absolutely no need for.
J: Exactly.
M: Do you like it?
J: Believe it or not, I do. It’s mostly a bunch of students working there,
and we have a lot of fun when we’re not making calls.
It’s really easy, too, since we just have to read from a script.
M: Are you doing this full time?
J: Yes, but I work from two in the afternoon until eleven at night, so I get to sleep as late as I want to in the morning.
第六课:
Tina:
R: hello
T:hi, Robert, this is Tina.
R: hi, Tina, what’s up?
T:well, actually, I was wondering if you’d mind lending me your camera for a few days. I want to take some photos
of my new apartment to send to my folks.
R: sure, you can borrow it.
T:oh, thanks a million.
Mike:
M: hi, Sandy, this is mike.
S:oh, hi, how are things with you?
M: pretty good. Listen, I was wondering if I could use your video game system over the weekend.
S: you mean my Sony Play Station?
M: yeah, my sister’s asked me to take care of my niece and nephew over the weekend—they’re six and eight—and I thought it would be a great w ay to keep them busy. S: that’s a good idea—kids that age love video games—but, hmm, I have bad news: my machine isn’t working. I’ve been meaning to take it in to get fixed, but I haven’t gotten around to it. M: oh, too bad.
S: but you know, you can always rent one. Most video stores have machine to rent. You just have to leave a
deposit.
M: oh, perfect. I’ll do that. Thanks Sandy.
S: no problem.
Phil:
P: hi, Greg. It’s Phil.
G: hi, what’s up?
P: not much, but I was wondering if I could ask you for a favor. G: hmm, maybe, try me.
P: well, I have to go out of town for a few days next week. G: Uh-huh.
P: could I leave Polly with you while I’m gone?
G: Polly? Who’s Polly?
P: you know, Polly, my bird.
G:oh, yeah, I forgot. Your bird. I don’t know, P hil, I really
don’t like birds very much. They’re messy, and they make a lot of noise, and..
P: no, not Polly. She’s really a great bird. She’s really clean and very quiet. She won’t bother you—I promise G: oh, all right. I’ll do it.
P: thanks. I really appreciate it. I’ll bring her over on Tuesday night. G: ok, but you own me one!
第七课:
Amy: Hello?
Jeff: Hello. May I speak to Sophia, please?
A: I’m sorry, she’s not in right now. Would you like to leave a message?
J: Yes, please. This is Jeff. Would you tell her that Tony is having a party on Saturday?
A: Un-huh.
J: And would you ask her if she’d like to go with me?
A: All right, Peter. I’ll give her the message.
J: No, this is Jeff, not Peter.
A: Oh, I’m .sorry.
J: By the way, who’s Peter?
Soph ia: Hi! I’m home!
A: Oh, hi.
S: Did anyone call?
A: Uh-huh. Your old friend Peter called a few hours ago. He’s going to be in town on Saturday and wants to get
together with you Saturday night. He said to call him.
S: Oh, super! I haven’t seen Peter i n almost a year. Any other
calls?
A: Uh, yeah. Jeff called. He wants to know if you want to go to Tony’s party with him.
S: Oh. When is Tony’s party?
A: On Saturday.
S: Oh, perfect. That’s the same night I’m going to get together
with Peter, so I have an excuse not to go. Even if I
weren’t going out with Peter, I wouldn’t go anywhere with Jeff. Oh, he’s such a pain!
A: Oh, he didn’t sound so bad. He sounded kind of sweet.
S: Yeah, yeah, I guess he is. It’s just that I don’t wanna go out with him – an d he just doesn’t seem to get the
message. Do me a favor. Amy: If he calls again, could you just tell him I’m not home?
A: Hmm. OK.
第八课:
，1，
Jake: What an awful story! A couple was sailing their yacht from Hawaii to Mexico. While they were crossing the
Pacific, their boat hit a whale and sank!
Anne: Is that true? What happened to the whale?
J: It doesn’t say! Oh and here’s another one. A guy in Los Angles was robbing a bank. But as he was escaping, he got caught in the revolving door.
A: I guess it was his first bank robbery!
J: Yeah. Oh and listen to this. Some guy got locked out of his house, so he tried to get in through the chimney.
A: Don’t tell me! He got stuck in the chimney!
J: Exactly. And he was still trying to get out two days later when
the police rescued him.
1.
A man who considered himself a snake charmer was strangled to death
on Sunday by a three-and-a-half-meter boa constrictor in a town in
Thailand. It seems that the man rushed to see the giant snake after friends told him the serpent was seen beside one of the town’s main roads. The snake charmer put it around his neck; while he and his friends were walking home, the snake strangled him to death.
2.
Two teenage girls who disappeared from a ship were found alive and well. The girls turned up on Friday, near a small town on the northeast coast of Australia. The girls said they were visiting a friend on the ship and fell asleep in their friend’s cabin. When they woke up, the ship was heading for Singapore, so they decided to jump off the ship and swim to shore. They found themselves on a deserted part of the Australian coast, and had to walk over 100 miles to the nearest town.
3.
Early Tuesday morning in California, two police officers who were pursuing a car thief down Hollywood Boulevard in a high-speed chase were rescued by the thief. During the chase, the officers’ car overturned and fell into a shallow
river. The officers couldn’t get out of the car, which was rapidly filling up with water. The thief went back to the scene of the accident and helped rescue the officers. The Hollywood Police Department has decided to drop charges against the thief for saving the officers’ lives.
第九课:
，1，
Brian: Someone stole my wallet last night!
Kate: Oh no! What happened?
B: Well, I was working out, and I had put my stuff in my locker,
just like I always do. When I came back, someone had stolen my wallet. I guess I’d forgotten to lock the locker.
K: I’m sorry. That’s terrible! Did you lose much money?
B: Only about $20. But I lost my credit card and my driver’s license. What a pain!
，2，
K: Hmm. That reminds me of when I had my purse stolen last year.
B: Really? What happened?
K: Well, it was when I was in Belgium. I was on my way to the
airport, so I was standing on the side of the road with my bags, trying to figure out the bus schedule. Anyway, this bunch of guys came by and asked if they could help me. They spoke very broken English, and I couldn’t really understand what they were saying. I really just wanted them to leave me alone. Finally, they left and when I looked down, I realized my purse had disappeared. It had my wallet in it with
all my traveler’s checks and my money and my credit card. Well, luckily, I had put my airline ticket and my passport in one of my carry-on bags.
B: How awful! So what did you do?
K: Well, first I screamed at the top of my lungs and tried to run
after the guys – but they were long gone. Then –
this sounds really corny – I did just what I had seen people do on TV: I called my credit card company. B: Were they helpful?
K: They were lifesavers! In no time at all, they’d given me new traveler’s checks and a new credit card, and sent
me on my way.
第10课:特色课
第11次课:
1 Taxi drivers
A: It really upsets me when taxi drivers drive so fast. I’m always terrified of having an accident.
B: That doesn’t really bother me. I like to get where I’m going quickly. But I can’t stand it when they have their
radios turned up all the way full blast. You can’t even hear yourself think!
2 People with dogs
A: I hate it when people take their dogs into a park and let them make messes all over the place. It’s so
irresponsible!
B: You know what bothers me? I hate it when they go out and leave their dog at home, barking all day. 3 TV commercials
A: I can’t stand it when they show the same commercial twice in a row. Why do they do that? It drives me crazy! B: The thing that bothers me the most is when they interrupt a ball game at the most exciting moment to show some stupid commercial.
4 Store clerks
A: It really u psets me when store clerks pretend they haven’t
noticed you and just stand around chatting to each other. It’s so rude.
B: Yeah. Or on the other hand, they give you the hard sell, and try
to get you to buy something you don’t really
want.
第12课:
1Mark
When I lived in Spain, I was surprised at how late people eat in the evening. When you’re invited to dinner, you
are asked to come around nine o’clock and you usually don’t start dinner until ten. And people stay terribly late – sometimes until two
in the morning or even later. I found it difficult. How does one get up and go to work or
school the next day after eating and drinking until three in the morning?
2. Susan
I lived in the Middle East for a while, and when I went out, I had
to obey the local custom of wearing something
over my head and wearing a dress that covered my whole body. At
first, I found it a real nuisance, but after a while,
I got used to it and even started to like it. You feel really secure, and also you don’t have to worry about what to
wear all the time.
第13课:
，1，
Clerk: Can I help you?
Helen: Yes, I’d like to return this jacket.
C: Is there something the matter with it?
H: Yes. I didn’t notice when I bought it, but there are a few problems. First, it has a tear in the lining.
C: Hmm, actually, it’s torn in several places.
H: And some of the buttons are very loose, this one came off, in fact. And there’s a stain on the collar.
C: I’m really sorry about this. Would you like to exchange it for another one? H: Well, to be h onest, I don’t think this jacket is very well made. I’d rather get a refund.
C: I understand. Do you have the receipt?
，2，
C: Can I help you?
M: Yes, I bought this briefcase here last week, but there’s something wrong with the lock. I can’t get it to c lose properly.
C: Let me see. Yes, I see what you mean. The lock seems to be jammed or something. No problem. I’ll get you another one. Sorry about that.
第14课:
，1，
W: Hi.
C: Yes?
W: I wonder if you could take a look at these shoes I bought here. They’re pretty new, but they seem to be falling
apart.
C: Hmm. Let me see. Yes, this doesn’t look right. The stitching is coming out. How long did you say you’ve had them?
W: Only about a month. Here’s the receipt.
C: Hmm…yes. Well, let me exchange these for you. I’m sorry for the inconvenience. ，2，
M: Excuse me.
C: Yes, how can I help you?
M: You see this shirt? I bought it here a few weeks ago, but the
first time I washed it, the color changed: It went
from bright red to light pink.
C: How did you wash it?
M: Well, I just tossed it into the washing machine with my other clothes.
C: What temperature did you use?
M: I usually wash my clothes in hot water, so I guess hot.
C: Well, did you check the washing instructions? M: Um…maybe not.
C: Well, you see here on this label? It says, “Wash in cold water only.”
M: Um-hmm.
C: So I’m really sorry, but since you didn’t follow the washing instructions, I can’t really do anything for you.
第15课:
，1，
Ms. Lock: Hello?
Mr. Burr: Hello, Ms. Lock. This is Ja ck Burr. L: Uh, Mr. Burr… in Apartment 205?
B: No, in Apartment 305.
L: Oh, yes. What can I do for you? Does your refrigerator need
fixing again?
B: No, it’s the oven this time.
L: Oh, so what’s wrong with it?
B: Well, I think the temperature control needs to be checked. Everything I try to cook gets burned.
L: Really? OK, I’ll have someone look at it right away. B: Thanks a lot, Ms. Lock.
L: Uh, by the way, Mr. Burr, are you sure it’s the oven and not your cooking? ，2，
Ms. Lock: Hello?
Mrs. Harris: Hello. Is this the manager? L: Yes, this is Ms. Lock.
H: This is Mrs. Harris in Apartment 216. L: Yes, how can I help you, Mrs. Harris?
H: I’m having a problem.
L: What sort of problem?
G: With the electricity.
L: What sort of problem with the electricity?
H: Well, I don’t seem to have any.
L: I see. Do you mean for the lights or is it the appliances, too?
H: Let me check…No, the refrigerator is OK, so it must be just the lights.
L: I guess something must be wrong with the fuse box I’ll come up and have a look at it right away.
H: Thanks so much.
第16课:
，1，Andy: Excuse me. Would you like to make a contribution to Greener World? Carla: Sure. What are you working on right now?
A: Well, we’re developing educational programs for schools. We want to show children how the oceans are being polluted by industrial waste. And we want to tell them about how fish supplies have been depleted through overfishing.
C: I think what you’re doing is terrific. I wish I could do more to help.
A: So, have you ever thought about becoming a member of Greener World? C: No, but tell me a little more about it.
，2，
A: We’ve been active in this area for almost five years now. Are
you aware of some of our other local projects?
C: No, I don’t think I am.
A: Well, one of the things we’ve been doing is planting trees. We have a group of volunteers involved in several tree-planting projects in
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万用英语口语句典文本 01.01.01介绍自己 1. May I introduce myself to you? =May I present myself to you? *Let me introduce myself to you *Please let me introduce myself *I'd like to introduce myself 2. My name is David Smith. 3. Please call me David. 4. Excuse me, I'm David Smith. 5. My surname is Smith. 6. How do you do? I'm Jane. 7. We are namesakes. 8. I come from Beijing, China. 9. I've lived in America since I was born. 10. My nationality is Chinese. 11. Anhui is my hometown. 12. My address is on 1 On show Street, Beijing. 13. I live in the downtown area. 14. My flat is near the company. 15. It's only a 15- minute walk from my firm to the flat. 16. I'm working as a teacher of English. 17. I'm in computers. 18. There are three people in my family, my parents and me. 19. I have one elder brother and one younger sister. 20. I already have a fiancé. 21. I have a happy family. 22. I'm faithful. 23. I'm easy-going. 24. I hope I can be a friend to all of you. 01.01. 02介绍他人 1. Hi, Peter. Have you met Bob? 2. I 'l introduce you to everybody. 3. I'd like to introduce Mr. Brown. 4. I'd like you to meet my friend, Jane. 5. I don't think you met David, did you? *Have you two been introduced? A:I don't think you met David, did you? B:No,I haven't had the pleasure(不认识,一直没有这个荣幸) 6. Have I introduced you to David? 7. I don't think you've met before. 8. This is Jane, our monitor.
L e s s e n4T r a v e l b y a i r ?Question: What do people usually do when they travel by air? Part 1 Language Focus: 1.Booking tickets from agent :n ●Could you tell me about the flights to Paris? ●Do you have any flights in the morning? ●How much luggage can I take on the plane? ●Is there any discount for a group booking? ●Are you offering any deals at present? ●What time do I have to be at the airport? ●What’s the check-in time ? ●I want to book a ticket on British Airways Flight 108 to Pairs. ●I wanna make a reservation for a morning flight on December 1st, please ●I want to book a one-way ticket.
●I’d perfer economy. ●Wait a moment, let me see if there are tickets available. ●Sorry, we all booked up for that day. ●I’d like to comfirm my reservation 2.Checking in at the airport. ●May I see you ticket and your passport please? ●Can I take these small bags as carry-on luggage with me ?(how many items of carry-on are permitted?/How much hand luggage am I allowed?) ●Can I take my luggage weigh up to 30 kilos?(Your luggage is 5 kilos Overweight.) ●Do you have any sharp items like scissors in your carry-on bag? ●I’d like to check this item of luggage.(piece) ●I want a window seat.(aside seat) ●Is the plane on time?(How long is the flight delayed?) ●What’d the departure time?(take off/arrival time) ●When will we begin boarding?(boarding gate) 3.Going through customs
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紧急情况用语I’ve lost my passport. 我的护照丢拉 Where is Chinese Embassy? 中国大使馆在哪？ Could you call for a Chinese speaking staff? 能找个中文员工给我吗？ Is there a police station here? 附近有警察局吗？ Whom should I ask to? 我应该问谁？ Please help me 请帮助我 I feel sick 我感觉不舒服 I＇m in a hurry 我时间很急 I＇m lost 我迷路了 基本语篇 谢谢！—— Thank you. 多谢！－－ Thanks a lot. 对不起，麻烦你。—— Excuse me. 抱歉。—— Excuse the mess. 需要帮忙吗？－－Can I help you. 谢谢你的帮助。—— Thank you for helping me.
无论如何，我还要感谢你。—— Thanks, anyway. 您好。－－How are you! 初次见面问好。—— How do you do! 很高兴见到你。—— (It's) nice to meet you. 请问您从哪来。－－Where are you from? 请问贵姓。－－Can I have your name? 我叫...。—— My name is ... (I'm ...) 很高兴认识你。—— It was a pleasure meeting you. 很高兴见到你。—— Pleased to meet you. 希望再见到你。—— Hope to see you again. 这是不是说我以后可以再见到你？—— Does that mean that I can see you again? 玩得快乐－－Have a good time. 祝你好运。—— Good luck. 我希望没事。—— I hope nothing is wrong. 怎么了？—— What's the matter?
十句简单实用的英语口语 1. That's OK.不用了. 大家相信吗？"That’s OK." 和"OK." 指的是完全不同的意思喔. 如果别人问你要不要先洗个澡啊？你答，"That’s OK." 就是不要的意思，答"OK." 却是要的意思. 像我刚来美国时因为不信邪，结果每次都耍宝。 记得有一次老美来我家作客，我问他，"Do you need something to drink?" 他说"That’s OK." 我想"OK." 就是好的意思啊，当然赶紧把茶水奉上，老美一脸莫名其妙的表情. 其实我这是错误的示范。要记住，当别人说，"That’s OK." 就表示"I’m fine." 我很好，你不用操心的意思，言下之意就是你不用麻烦了，我会照顾我自己. 所以要记住，"That’s OK." 其实有没关系，无所谓的味道在里面。所以如果你要明确的拒绝的话，可以这么说，"That’s OK. I don’t need anything to drink." 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 2. Do we need to hit a shower first?我们需要先洗个澡吗? Hit 是一个老美很喜欢用，但老中很不会用的动词，hit 指的是去开始作某件事. 像是在囗语中老美喜欢讲，"Let’shit it." 的意思. 例如摇滚乐团的主唱常会看看吉他手，键盘手，贝斯手准备好了没，如果大家都准备好了的话，他就会大喊一声，"Let’s hit it." 这就代表"Let’s go." 的意思。 所以像是去洗澡，我相信大多数的人都会讲，take a shower. 但你如果学老美说，hit a shower,那种层次立刻就不一样. 类似的用法还有像是睡觉老美会说，hit the bed, 上路会说hit the road。都是蛮值得学的用法。 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 3. I don't have skeleton in my closet.我没有什么不可告人的秘密. 每次竞选期间一到，一定会看到候选人争相证明自己的过去是清白的，没有什么不可告人的秘密. 这句话在英文里要怎么讲呢？当然最简单的说法就是，"I don’t have any secret in the past." 但是这样的说法不如俚语的用法"I don’t have skeleton in my closet" 来得传神. 在这里skeleton 是指骷髅，而closet 是指衣柜的意思，各位不难想象，一个人把骷髅藏在自己的衣柜里作什么？一定是有不可告人的秘密。例如你在高中时考试作弊被抓到，还被记了一个大过，但你长大之后这件事再也没有人提过，所以你也不想别人知道。这件考试作弊就
课题一·商务英语交谈常见的几种情况 1. Greeting message 祝福 Hope you have a good trip back. 祝旅途愉快。 How are you? 你好吗? How is the project going on? 项目进行顺利吗? 2. Initiate a meeting 发起会议 I suggest we have a call tonight at 9:30pm (China Time) with you and Brown. Please let me know if the time is okay for you and Ben. 我建议我们今晚九点半和Brown小聚一下,你和Ben有没有空? I would like to hold a meeting in the afternoon about our development planning for the project A. 今天下午我建议我们就A项目的发展计划开会讨论一下。 We'd like to have the meeting on Thu Oct 30. same time. 十月三十号(周三),老时间,开会。 I want to talk to you over the phone regarding issues about report development and the XXX project. 我想跟你电话讨论下报告进展和XXX项目的情况。 3. Seeking for more information/feedbacks/suggestions 咨询信息/反馈/建议 Shall you have any problem accessing the folders, please let me knows. 如果存取文件有任何问题请和我联系。 Thank you and look forward to having your opinion on the estimation and schedule. 谢谢你,希望能听到更多你对评估和日程计划的建议。 Look forward to your feedbacks and suggestions soon. 期待您的反馈建议! What is your opinion on the schedule and next steps we proposed? 你对计划方面有什么想法?下一步我们应该怎么做? What do you think about this? 这个你怎么想? Feel free to give your comments. 请随意提出您的建议。 Any question, please don't hesitate to let me know. 有任何问题,欢迎和我们联系。 Any question, please let me know. 有任何问题,欢迎和我们联系。 Please contact me if you have any questions. 有任何问题,欢迎和我们联系。Please let me know if you have any question on this. 有任何问题,欢迎和我联系。 Your comments and suggestions are welcome! 欢迎您的评论和建议! Please let me know what you think? 欢迎您的评论和建议! Do you have any idea about this? 对于这个您有什么建议吗? It would be nice if you could provide a bit more information on the user's behavior. 您若是能够就用户行为方面提供更多的信息就太感激了! At your convenience, I would really appreciate you looking into this matter/issue. 如果可以,我希望你能负责这件事情。
紧急情况用语 I’ve lost my passport. 我的护照丢拉 Where is Chinese Embassy? 中国大使馆在哪 Could you call for a Chinese speaking staff? 能找个中文员工给我吗 基本语篇 谢谢—— Thank you. 多谢 对不起麻烦你。—— Excuse me. 抱歉。—— Excuse the mess. 需要帮忙吗 谢谢你的帮助。—— Thank you for helping me. 无论如何我还要感谢你。—— Thanks, anyway. 您好。 初次见面问好。—— How do you do! 很高兴见到你。—— (It's) nice to meet you. 请问您从哪来。 请问贵姓。 我叫...。—— My name is ... (I'm ...) 很高兴讣识你。—— It was a pleasure meeting you. 很高兴见到你。—— Pleased to meet you. 希服再见到你。—— Hope to see you again. 这是不是说我以后可以再见到你—— Does that mean that I can see you again? 玩得快乐 祝你好运。—— Good luck. 我希服没事。—— I hope nothing is wrong. 怎么了—— What's the matter? 糟糕严重吗—— Oh, no! Is it serious? 我真为你难过。—— I'm sorry for you. 一路平安走好。—— Have a safe trip home. 方向 East 东 South 南 West 西 North 北 Left 左 Right 右
最实用最简单的英语口语Any day will do？哪一天都可以？ Any messages for me？有我的留言吗？ Are you by yourself？你一个人来吗？ All right with you？你没有问题吧？ Are you free tomorrow？明天有空吗？ Are you kidding me？你在跟我开玩笑吧？ As soon as possible！尽可能快！ Back in a moment！马上回来！ Believe it or not！信不信由你！ Better luck next time！下次会更好！ Boy will be boys本性难移！ Come to the point！有话直说！ Do you accept plastic？收不收信用卡？ Does it keep long？可以保存吗？ Don't be so fussy！别挑剔了！ Don't count to me！别指望我！ Don't fall for it！不要上当！ Don't get me wrong！你搞错了！ Don't give me that！少来这套！ Don't let me down！别让我失望！ Don't lose your head！别乐昏了头！
Don't over do it！别做过头了！ Don't sit there daydreaming！别闲着做白日梦！Don't stand on ceremony！别太拘束！ Drop me a line！要写信给我！ Easy come easy go！来得容易去得也快！ First come first served！先到先得！ Get a move on！快点吧！ Get off my back！不要嘲笑我！ Give him the works！给他点教训！ Give me a break！饶了我吧！ Give me a hand！帮我一个忙！ Great minds think alike！英雄所见略同！ I'll treat you to lunch.午餐我请你！ In one ear，out the other ear.一耳进，一耳出！I'm spaced-out！我开小差了！ I beg your pardon！请你再说一遍！ I can't afford that！我付不起！ I can't follow you！我不懂你说的！ I can't help it！我情不自禁！ I couldn't reach him！我联络不上他！ I cross my heart！我发誓是真的！ I don't mean it！我不是故意的！
v1.0 可编辑可修改 日常交际英语口语900句 1. I‘m home．我回来了。 2. I quit! 我不干了! 3. Let go! 放手! 4. Me too．我也是。 5. My god! 天哪! 6. No way! 不行! 7. Come on．来吧(赶快) 8. Hold on．等一等。 9. I agree。我同意。 10. Not bad．还不错。 11. Not yet．还没。 12. See you．再见。 13. Shut up! 闭嘴! 14. So long．再见。 15. Why not 好呀! (为什么不呢) 16. Allow me．让我来。 17. Be quiet! 安静点! 18. Cheer up! 振作起来! 19. Good job! 做得好! 20. Have fun! 玩得开心! 21. How much 多少钱 22. I‘m full．我饱了。 see．我明白了。 24. I‘m lost．我迷路了。 25. My treat．我请客。26. So do I．我也一样。 27. This way。这边请。 28. After you．您先。 29. Bless you! 祝福你! 30. Follow me．跟我来。 31. Forget it! 休想! (算了!) 32. Good luck! 祝好运! 33. I decline! 我拒绝! 34. I promise．我保证。 35. Of course! 当然了! 36. Slow down! 慢点! 37. Take care! 保重! 38. They hurt． (伤口)疼。 39. Try again．再试试。 40. Watch out! 当心。 41. What‘s up 有什么事吗 42. Be careful! 注意! 43. Bottoms up! 干杯(见底)! 44. Don‘t move! 不许动! 45. Guess what 猜猜看 46. I doubt it 我怀疑。 47. I think so．我也这么想。 48. I‘m single．我是单身贵族。 49. Keep it up! 坚持下去! 50. Let me see．让我想想。 51. Never mind．不要紧。 52. No problem! 没问题!
学习日常英语口语的方法 学习日常英语口语的方法第一，如何用英文简单界定一个东西的技巧。 美国人和美国人交谈80%是想告诉对方what is a book 。我们中国人从小学到大学的课本尽管词汇难度不断加深，但思维逻辑结构却只停留在一个水平上。中国人常说where is the book?很少有人说what is a book?而美国的小学生就开始问：what is the book?这种where is the book?只是描述阶段，连哑巴也能做到。但是我想连大学生也很难回答what is a book?因为中国传统英语教学模式没有教会学生表达思想的技巧。 第二，如果已经学会界定，但理解还有偏差，那就要训练how to explain things in different ways. 一种表达方式对方不懂，美国人会寻找另一种表达方式最终让对方明白。因为事物就一个，但表达它的语言符号可能会很多。比如水，世界上就这一个事物，但却有多种符号来表达它。如果一个人懂8种语言，那他在世界上被别人理解的机会就会大得多。用汉语说"水"别人不懂，用德语说别人也不懂，但用英语说water，别人可能就懂了。这就要多做替换练习。传统的教学方法也做替换练习，但这种替换不是真替换，只是语言层面的替换，而不是思维层面的替换。比如，i love you,按中国的替换方法就把you 换成her,my mother,them等，这种替换和小学生练描红没有什么
区别。这种替换没有对智力构成挑战，没有启动思维。换到最后也不知道到底在love 谁，现实生活中也不能这么随便love(笑声)。这种替换句子的基本结构没变，我听不懂i love you,肯定也听不懂i love her。如果替换为i want to kiss you.i want to hug you.i've a crush on you.i will show my heart to you等，或者给对方讲电影《泰坦尼克》，告诉对方that is love，这样一来对方可能就明白了。这才叫真正的替换。 也就是说用一种不同的方式表达同一个意思，或者对方听不清楚，举一个简单易懂的例子来表达，直到对方明白。 对，比如爱因斯坦讲相对论，他用科学术语讲，除了科学家之外是没人听得懂的，所以爱因斯坦就用一个通俗的例子把相对论讲了出来。他说，什么叫相对论呢?两个lovers在一起，一小时相当于一分钟，而两个仇人呆在一起，一分钟相当于一小时，就这是相对论。他这样一讲，我想没有人不会明白相对论的。 第三，我们必须学会美国人怎样描述东西。 从描述上来讲，由于中美的文化不同会产生很大的差异。我们描述东西无外乎把它放在时间和空间两个坐标上去描述。但美国人对空间的描述总是由我及外，由里及表。而中国人正好相反。美国人说"我向雪山走去"，中国人就会说"我从雪山走来"。时间上来说，中国人是按自然的时间顺序来描述。我们描述一个东西突然停住时，住往最后说的那个地方是最重要的。我们听评书常说，欲知后事好何，请听下回分解，中国人很认可这种压轴戏、抖包袱式的方式，而美国人听到这里可能会把收音机砸了：我听的就是what happened,但发生了什么我不知道，还要让我下回再
我们学了英语就要有用武之地，不要认为只有在英语课堂、考试中才能用得到。在平时我们也可以经常和朋友用英语沟通，讲一些日常英语，让英语更加生活化，只有这样，才能慢慢的提高对英语的兴趣。以下是小学英语常见的交际用语，希望对大家英语学习有所帮助！ 问候和道别 (1) Hello!/Hi! 你好！ (2) Good morning/afternoon/evening! 早晨/下午/晚上好！ (3) How are you? 你好吗? (4) Fine,thanks. And you? 很好，谢谢。你呢？ (5) Not bad, thank you. 不错，谢谢。 (6) Goodbye/Bye . 再见 (7) See you soon! (See you later!) 再见，回头见。 (8) Take care. 请慢走。 校园英语 1.May I come in ? 我能进来吗？ 2. Come in, please. 请进！ 3. I’m sorry . I’m late . 对不起，我迟到了。 4. Stand up, please. 请站起来。 5. Sit down, please.请坐下。 6. Open your book, please. 请把书打开。
7. Close your book, please. 请把书合上。 8. Silence，please．请安静。 9. It is time for class．该上课了。 10. Class begins．上课了。 11. Hands up. 举手。 12. Hands down．把手放下。 13. Look at the board. 看黑板。 14 Is that right？对吗？ 15. That’s right．对！ 16. Say it again．再说一遍。 17. Louder，please．请大声点儿。 18. Do you understand? 你明白了吗？ 19. Yes, I understand. 是的，我明白了。 20. No, I don’t understand. 不，我不明白。 21. Hurry ！赶快！ 22. Let me try. 让我试试。 23. Class is over．下课了。 24. Are you ready? 你准备好了吗？ 25. Yes, I’m ready. 是的，我准备好了。 26. Come on. 加油！ 27. Follow me. 跟我来。 28. This way, please. 请这边走。
Maylintroducemyselftoyou?=Maylpresentmyselftoyou? 我能自我介绍一下吗？ MynameisDavidSmith. 我是大卫·史密。 PleasecallmeDavid． 请叫我大卫 Excuseme．I'mDavidSmith.=Excuseme. MynameisDavidSmith. 打扰了，我叫大卫·史密斯。 MysurnameisSmith.=MylastnameisSmith.= MyfamilynameisSmith. 我的姓是史密斯。 Howdoyoudo?I'mJane. 你好，我是简。 Wearenamesakes. 我们俩同名同姓。 IcomefromBeijing, China. 我来自中国北京。 I'velivedinAmericasincelwasborn.=I'velivedinAmericamywholelife. 我从一出生就住在美国了。 MynationalityisChinese.=lhaveChinesenationality! 我的国籍是中国。 Anhuiismyhometown. 我的故乡是安徽。 Myaddressisonl-OnshowStreet, Beijing. 我的地址是北京市昂秀街1号。 Iliveinthedowntownarea. 我住在市区。 Myflatisneartothecompany. 我的公寓就在公司附近。 It'sonlya 15-minutewalkfrommyfirmtotheflat.
从公司到我的公寓只需走15分钟。 I'mworkingasateacherofEnglish. 我是个英语教师。 I'mincomputers.=I'mworkinginIT. 我从事电脑工作。 There'rethreepeopleinmyfamily, myparentsandme. 我家有三口人，我的父母和我。 Ihaveoneelderbrotherandoneyoungersister. 我有一个哥哥和一个妹妹。 Ialreadyhaveafiance. 我已经有对象了。 Ihaveahappyfamily. 我有个幸福的家庭。 I'mfaithful. 我是个守信用的人。 I'measy-going. 我比较随和。 IhopeIcanbeafriendtoallofyou. 我希望我能成为你们的朋友。
旅游英语口语大全：中国魅力城市英文简介Beijing If your visions of Beijing are centred around pods of Maoist revolutionaries in buttoned-down tunics performing t'ai chi in the Square, put them to rest： this city has embarked on a new-millennium roller-coaster and it's taking the rest of China with it. The spinsterish Beijing of old is having a facelift and the cityscape is changing daily. Within the city, however, you'll still find some of China's most stunning sights： the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven Park, the Lama Temple and the Great Wall, to name just a few. Hong Kong Hong Kong has the big city specials like smog, odour, 14 million elbows and an insane love of clatter. But it's also efficient, hushed and peaceful： the transport network is excellent, the shopping centres are sublime, and the temples and quiet corners of parks are contemplative oases. Hong Kong has enough towering urbanity, electric streetscapes, enigmatic temples, commercial fervour and cultural idiosyncrasies to utterly swamp the senses of a visitor, and enough spontaneous, unexpected possibilities to make a complete mockery of any attempt at a strictly organised itinerary. Macau
常用的英语口语问句 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。 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 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 Bob 在路上看到我跟我说"Hey! Ann!" 那我通常就会答说 "Hi! Bob. 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." 感觉上有点像Hello的味道了。 "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。 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 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，所以我就会常讲"Could you do me a favor?" 或是 "Could you give me a hand?" 这算是比较正式礼貌的讲法。有时候要请别人帮忙但还不太好意思开口，我就会说"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?" 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 4. What are you studying? 你主修什么的? 在英语角上，一听到是学生，都会很自然地问："What are you studying?"其实这样的问法就是问你 "What's your major?" 但老美们比较喜欢说 "What are you studying?" 如果说你遇见一个人，你不确定他是不是学生，那通常是问："What do you do for living?（你是作什么工作的?）" 或是简单地问："What do you do?" 一般不会说成 "What's your job?" 来源:恒星英语学习网-口语频道 5. Where are you going? 你要去哪啊?
出国旅游英语总括 问候，感谢，交际，询问 游客问讯用语 澳洲式英文 搭乘交通工具用语 酒店用语 餐馆用语 机场取行李用语 观光用语 入关检查用语 购物用语 兑换外币用语 紧急情况用语 问候、感谢、交际、询问 Good morning 早晨好！ I don ＇ t know 我不知道 Hello 你好！ I can ＇t speak English 我不懂英文 Good eve ning 晚上好！ Yes , Please 请 Good bye 再见！ Excuse me 劳驾 See you later 再见！ I am sorry 对不起 Good night 晚安! Could you do me a favor 能够帮我忙吗 Take care 保重！ Please say it again 请再说一次 How are you 你好吗 Anyway 总之 Fine. Thank you 谢谢你，我很好！ Of course 当然 Have a nice trip 祝你旅途平安！ By the way 顺便提一下 my name is ---- 我叫 ---- if 如果，假设 May I have you name 请问你贵姓 Besides 另外，况且 Nice to see you 很高兴认识你。 Actually 实际上 Thank you very much 谢谢！ May I smoke here 能在这里吸烟吗 Thank you for your help 谢谢你的帮助。 May I use this phone 能够使用电话吗 You are welcome 不用谢。 May I sit here 能够坐在这里吗 That ＇s right 你说的对 May I ask something 我想问点事情 Yes, I think so 我也这样认。 Is there a police station here 附近有警察局吗 Where is the toilet 厕所在哪里 What time is it now 现在几点了 Where are you from 你是从哪里来的 I am tired 我很累 Whom should I ask to 我应该问谁 As soon as possible 近快--- What is this for 这是做什么的 Please help me 请帮助我 It is important 这非常重要 I feel sick 我感觉不舒服 I ＇m in a hurry 我时间很急 I ＇m lost 我迷路了 搭乘飞机用语 航班中转用语 入境检查对话 入关检查用语
一、基本语汇篇 谢谢！——Thank you. 多谢！－－Thanks a lot. 对不起，麻烦你。——Excuse me.. 需要帮忙吗？－－Can I help you. 谢谢你的帮助。——Thank you for helping me. 无论如何，我还要感谢你。——Thanks, anyway. 您好。－－How are you! 初次见面问好。——How do you do! 很高兴见到你。——(It's) nice to meet you. 请问您从哪来。－－Where are you from? 请问贵姓。－－Can I have your name? 我叫...。——My name is ... (I'm ...) 很高兴认识你。——It was a pleasure to meet you. 很高兴见到你。——Pleased to meet you. 希望再见到你。——Hope to see you again. 这是不是说我以后可以再见到你？——Does that mean that I can see you again? 玩得快乐－－Have a good time. 祝你好运。——Good luck. 我希望没事。——I hope nothing is wrong. 怎么了？——What's the matter? 糟糕，严重吗？——Oh, no! Is it serious? 我真为你难过。——I'm sorry for you. 一路平安，走好。——Have a safe trip home. 二、问路篇 1、方向 East 东 South 南 West 西 North 北 Left 左 Right 右 Straight on 往前直去 There 那儿 Front 前方 Back 后方 Side 侧旁 Before 之前 After 之后 First left/right 第一个转左／右的路 2、请问如何前往... Excuse me, How do I get to the ....... ? 请问如何前往¨¨¨？