日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)對(duì)話練習(xí)

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　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)對(duì)話練習(xí)：Watching the Olympics

　　Dialogue one.

　　W: Do you usually watch Olympics on TV?

　　M: If I have the opportunity to, I do. When will the next Olympics take place?

　　W: It takes place every 4 years. So the next one is 2 years from now.

　　M: I can’t wait until our city will host the Olympic games. It will be so exciting.

　　W: Do you think the open ceremony will be a success?

　　M: Our country has been waiting for years to host the Olympics. So I think it will be fantastic.

　　W: Do you think we will get any gold medals?

　　M: I am sure we will. I think we will get gold medals in gymnastics, diving and shooting. What do you think?

　　W: We might also get one in rolling. Don’t you think?

　　M: Maybe. I think everyone here wants our athletes to win as many gold medals as possible.

　　W: I think most people hope to see at least one person from their country win.

　　M: That’s true.

　　W: Do you know what the motto is of the next game?

　　M: I think it’s something like new Beijing, great Olympics.

　　W: Do you think we will be able to get tickets for the games?

　　M: My dad told me that he will be able to get some through his company. I can get you a few tickets if you want.

　　W: Oh, thanks. You are great friend.

　　M: Don’t mention it. That’s what friend’s afford.

　　Dialogue two.

　　M: Do you know what happens at the opening ceremony for the Olympics?

　　W: I think that is when some of the athletes bring the torch in for everyone to watch the flames.

　　M: Why do they do that?

　　W: The Olympic flame is a symbol that reminiscence of the ancient Olympic games.

　　M: Do the winter and summer Olympics take place in the same year?

　　W: No. The Olympic games consist of the games of the Olympia, which takes place in the summer of one year. And the Olympic winter games which take place in the winter 2 years later.

　　M: Do they both take place every 4 years?

　　W: Yes. I wish they took place more often though. I really love watching all the different athletes from around the world.

　　M: Do you know which cities are the candid cities for the next Olympic games?

　　W: I think it’s Paris, Frankfurt, New York, and Stockholm.

　　M: Who do think will win?

　　W: I think Paris might. Because they have been the candidate city for the last 2 or 3 games.

　　M: If you are able to get the tickets to see a game in Paris would you go?

　　W: Of course I would. I will do anything to go and see the Olympics in any country.

　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)對(duì)話練習(xí)：Truck and Fill the Events

　　Dialogue One

　　W:What happened? Why didn't he win?

　　M:Didn't you hear? He was disqualified.

　　W:How do that happen? He is so talented, I thought he had a great chance of winning a gold medal.

　　M:If he didn't have any drugs, he would have one.

　　W:What? What kind of drug he's using?

　　M:He was taking stimulant to make him stronger and faster.

　　W:I thought that all athletes were supposed to regularly test for drugs.

　　M:They are, the only reason he didn't disqualified until after the race was because result from the test come back afterwards.

　　W:That's so disappointing, I don't know why top athlete was feugning to take drugs.

　　M:I don't think it's right, but I can understand why they might. Imaging how much pressure they would do win for your country.

　　W:Regardless how much pressure you under, it's never a good reason to take drugs.

　　M:I agree, hopefully with the new regulations, few athletes tryed to cheat with drugs.

　　W:Let's hope so.

　　Dialogue Two

　　M:How is she doing?

　　W:She is in a good form.

　　M:How many laps does she have to go?

　　W:There are just three laps to go, but she's wholly say free, so she's got a good chance of winning.

　　M:Did you ever win any competitions when you are on your university women's team?

　　W:I won a few, I was quite good at 400-meter butterfly, what about you? Did you ever compete in high school or university?

　　M:I was a long distance runner, I enjoyed it but I wasn't very good at it.

　　W:It's not all but winning, is it?

　　M:To present whom you ask.

　　W:Oh, look, it looks like she was really pushing herself of the final lap.

　　M:Is she going to make it? She is stopping back.

　　W:Oh, no, the Stranling(國(guó)家名)woman passed her, how did that happen?

　　M:I don't know, do you think she could still win?

　　W:There is no way, I don't know if she can even win the finishing the top three now.

　　M:What a disappointment, she has so much promise.

　　W:There must be something wrong with her, she is swimming strengthly.

　　M:That's true, she doesn't look very comfortable.

　　W:That's it, the Stranling got first, the German got second and she got third.

　　M:At least she's passed the trails, I can't wait to hear what happened to her, and I'm sure it will be interesting.

　　日常英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)對(duì)話練習(xí)：Ball Sports

　　Dialogue One

　　W:What did you do last night?

　　M:I just stayed at home and watched TV.

　　W:Did you watch the Basling versus Merged game?

　　M:Yes, it was very evenly matched game.

　　W:What was the result of the game?

　　M:It ended in tie.

　　W:What was the actually score?

　　M:It was three all.

　　W:Really, I thought Basling was going to win, they are a much better team than Merged.

　　M:If Basling has played normally they do, they should win.

　　W:What happened?

　　M:Their goal keeper got injuried after the first goal, but they kept on playing anyway.

　　W:That explains it.

　　M:How many more games are left season?

　　W:That was the last game before the play-off.

　　M:When would the play-off start?

　　W:In a few weeks, are you planning on watching them?

　　M:Of course, I really love watching football games on TV.

　　W:Me too, do you want to come over and watch the next game at my place, I'm planning on having a few people over to watch it together.

　　M:Sure, that would be great.

　　W:OK, let's date then.

　　Dialogue Two

　　M:So, which sport do you prefer, basketball or baseball?

　　W:To be honest, I don't really care for either one.

　　M:I thought everyone might basketball, why don't you like it?

　　W:I used to play basketball when I was little and I never scored a goal, every time when I watch the basketball game, I think about how hard ball I was at it.

　　M:That makes sense.

　　W:How about you, what's your favorite sport of all time?

　　M:My absolutely favorite is ice hockey.

　　W:Have you seen alive game?

　　M:Sure, many times, it's an exciting game for expected to watch.

　　W:I've never really understood the game.

　　M:It's not that difficult, if you want to watch a game with, I can explain the rules while we are watching.

　　W:Thanks, that will be nice, when's the next time ice hockey game on?

　　M:Not for a while, but we can watch old one on the internet, so I can explain the game to you.

　　W:That's a good idea.

　　M:Let's watch the Canadian team, they have a good manager and a great coach.

　　W:OK.