簡(jiǎn)單英語2人口語對(duì)話

　　與老師進(jìn)行口語對(duì)話時(shí)，一般可以聊一些更深刻的一些問題。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的簡(jiǎn)單英語2人口語對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　簡(jiǎn)單英語2人口語對(duì)話：The countryside

　　A: I’d love to have my own farm.

　　B: it would be very hard work. Are you sure?

　　A: I wouldn’t mind getting up early morning and the physical work would make me fit and healthy.

　　B: running a farm would be totally different to you current job.

　　A: that’s one reason I’d like to try it. I’d really like to get away from working 9 to 5 in an office.

　　B; you’d need a lot of training before becoming a farmer. It’s not something you can just walk into.

　　A: my uncle owns a farm and I’ve spent some time working with him. I love being in the countryside with farm animals and green fields.

　　B; well, I ‘d certainly come and visit you. It would be great to take a working holiday on a farm. I’d love to get away from hustle and bustle of the city for a while.

　　Intermediate

　　A: it’s so relaxing, taking a walk in the country. The air is so fresh and clean.

　　B; would you like to live in the country? I’m not sure I’d like it.

　　A: I can see a lot of advantage and disadvantage. The problem is that, for me, each advantage has its own disadvantage.

　　B: what do you mean?

　　A: well, I hate the noise in the city, but I love being around lost of people. The problem is that you can’t have lots of people and have peace and quiet. The tow just don’t go together.

　　B: I see what you mean. I love being far away from a city, but I hate being so far away department stores and sports facilities.

　　A: people can’t have it both ways. If you live in the country, it is often less convenient. If you live in a city, it is noisy, buy there’s more to do.

　　B; I would love to be surrounded by hills and streams. They’re so much better to look at than concrete, rows of parked cars and tall buildings.

　　A: I would love to hear the birds singing and feel the fresh breeze on my face. When the wind blows in the city, you get dust in your mouth and in your eyes.

　　B; the view from the hill is so beautiful and relaxing. There’s so sign of pollution. The village looks so peaceful.

　　A: just remember that in that village there’s nothing to do. There’s not even a pub or restaurant. There’s just one small shop with a poor selection of goods.

　　B; you’re right. I would have to travel to the city at least once a week to go shopping and see friends. I would hate living in the country!

　　簡(jiǎn)單英語2人口語對(duì)話：war

　　A: are you watching another news report about the war?

　　B: yes. The two sides declared a short ceasefire but it broke down earlier today. Several military target were destroyed by bombing. Many civilians were among the dead and wounded.

　　A: how did this war start?

　　B: bout side claim a small area of territory. Both sides tried to build border fences and began attacking each other.

　　A: politicians from both sides sound increasingly belligerent. Neither side wants to compromise.

　　B: relief agencies report that many civilians are in desperate need of food and shelter. Several European countries have agreed to send aid, but are afraid that their planes will be shot down.

　　A: what do you think will happen?

　　B: both countries are very poor. Soon they will run out of money to finance the war. Then, perhaps, they will negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem for the war and solve that.

　　A; it would be much simpler and cheaper if they negotiated first.

　　Intermediate

　　A; what do you think are the main causes of war today?

　　B: I’d say the main reason is poverty. Countries and their people get frustrated because they have so little. If their neighbors have some resources, they try to steal them by military force.

　　A: it seems that a lot of wars nowadays are really civil wars. People from different ethnic groups in the same country sometimes fight for power in that country.

　　B; several of those civil wars have been going on for years and years. It seems they will never end.

　　A; how do you think they could be ended?

　　B; I don’t think that there is any easy way. The united nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem form the war and solve that.

　　A; so, if the cause is poverty, there should be a programme to make the country richer. If the problem is resources, share them.

　　B; it sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it’s harder to make peace between countries.

　　A; yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.

　　B; the problem is that many poor people might suffer.

　　簡(jiǎn)單英語2人口語對(duì)話：religion

　　A: do you believe in god?

　　B: not at all. I’m an agnostic. Go you?

　　A; I’m not sure. Why don’t you believe there is a god?

　　B; I think everything has a scientific explanation rather than a theological one.

　　A: I basically believe in science over theology. I mean, I believe in evolution for example. However, there are many things that science hasn’t explained yet.

　　B; I’m sure that science will explain everything eventually. I think that the strangest thing about religion is that so many religions people act in ways that their religion claims are wrong.

　　A: for example?

　　B; religions preach tolerance, but many wars are caused by intolerant religious fanatics.

　　A; yes. Such people don’t appear to be acting in accordance with their religious beliefs.

　　Intermediate

　　A: hi! What are you watching?

　　B: it’s a programme about islam. It’s very interesting.

　　A: wow! So many people! Where are they and what are they doing?

　　B: they are muslims on a pilgrimage to mecca. Muslims call this pilgrimage “haj”.

　　A; why do they go there?

　　B; muslims believe that every man who is able should go on a haj at least once in his life. Mecca is the spiritual centre of the muslim faith.

　　A; when muslims pray, they face towards mecca.

　　B; that’s right. Unfortunately, so many people go on the haj each year that there are often stampeds and people get killed.

　　A: I heard about that. The pilgrims must walk around a large, sacred black stone.

　　B; that’s right. That’s when accidents often happen. The Saudi government tries to limit the number of pilgrims, to reduce the chances of accidents.

　　A: pilgrimages are common in many faiths.

　　B; yes. In England, Christian pilgrims might go to Canterbury and many Christians go to the Vatican on pilgrimages.

　　A; isn’t there a place in france where people go to get healed?

　　B: I think that place is Lourdes. There are many stories of people being healed after visting there.

　　A; do you think that there is something magical about that place?

　　B: personally. I think that people believe they will be healed and that faith causes a change in their mind that cures them. I don’t think place is magical in any way.

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