一問一答日常英語句子
英語日常口語在語音、詞匯、句法及冗余信息四個(gè)方面有自己的特點(diǎn),是構(gòu)成真實(shí)聽力的重要部分。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編帶來的一問一答日常英語句子,歡迎閱讀!
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Dialogue A
(A. C. :Airline Clerk)
A. C. :Ticket,please.A window or aisle seat, sir?
Visitor:A window seat,please.Also,I'd like a seat in the smoking section.
A. C. :Please put your bags on the scale.
Visitor:What's the weight limit?
A. C. :Forty-four pounds.
Visitor:I hope my bags aren't overweight.
A. C. :No,you're O. K. .
Visitor:May I carry this satchel?
A. C. :Yes,sir.But,please attach this claim tag.
Visitor:All right.
A. C. :Your boarding pass,sir.
Visitor:What gate?
A. C. :Gate twelve.
Visitor:Thanks.
A. C. : Have a good flight,sir.
Dialogue B
Dancy:I have two pieces of baggage to check in.
Agent: Fine. Just a minute,please. Your baggage is a little bit overweight. It's two kilos.
Dancy:May I take something out of it? There's an over coat I can carry by hand.
Agent: As you like. Do you have any hand baggage?
Dancy:I don't have any. But my wife has a handbag.
Agent:That's O. K. .These are your baggage checks. Which would you like to have,aisleseats or window seats?You don't smoke,do you?
Dancy:We'd like to have one window seat definitely,in thenon smoking section.
Agent:O. K. . Here are your boarding passes. Please go and have a seat in the satellite hall.
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Dialogue A
Linhua:Excuse me,officer. Can you help me?
Policeman:Sure.
Linhua:Can you tell me how to get to Manhattan?
Policeman:You can take the subway.
Linhua:Oh,I just can't figure out the subway system at all.
As soon as I get underground I lose my sense of direction.
Policeman:But it's easy to get to Manhattan from here by the subway. You take the uptown R train and get off at 42nd Street.
Linhua:O. K. ,do you know where the nearest subway station is?
Policeman:It's over there across the street in front of the cinema.
Linhua:Thanks a lot.
Policeman:You're welcome.
Dialogue B
(A:Visitor;B:Token man)
A:Is this right subway to the Rockefeller Center?
B:Yes,you take the D train on the downtown platform,and go three stops.
A:How much is the fare?
B:One dollar and fifteen cents. You give me the money and I'll exchange it for a token.
A:What should I do with the token?
B:You put it in the slot at the turnstile and then push the turnstile to get into the platform.
A:Oh,I see. By the way,how can I get out of the platform after I get off the train?
B:That's very easy. The exit is always open.
A:Thank you very much.
B:My pleasure. Remember,the D train,the downtown platform.
Dialogue C
A:How did you enjoy your subway trip yesterday,Yang?
B:Very much and I found it very funny,too.
A:Really?When did you take your trip there?
B:I was down at the Lilan Station at 7∶30. I guess that was a bad time to travel. When a train pulled in I was simply swept in by the rush of people from behind.
A:Oh,poor you!But did you manage to find a seat?
B:That was out of the question. The train left the station before I was able to get back my breath. I planned to get off at the Bridge Station for a visit,but I found myself landed at an entirely new one.
A:So you overrode your station.
B:That's right,and it took me half an hour to get on a train back.
一問一答日常英語句子學(xué)習(xí)
Dialogue A
A:The ship is about to start. Let's go on board.
B:All right. (passing up the gangway)
A:Where is our cabin?
B:Cabin No. 3,the upper deck. It's near amid ship.
A:Here we are. There're four berths,two upper berths and two lower berths.
B:Which is your berth?
A:The upper one.
B:Let's go for a walk on the deck.
A:OK. Is there a daily passenger ship to Dalian?
B:Yes.
A:When does this ship 1eave?
B:Four sharp.
A:How many days does it take to Dalian?
B:About two days. It arrives in Dalian at 6∶00p. m. The day after tomorrow. Look!The ship is lifting anchor.
A:How many ports do we call at on our passage to Dalian?
B:Two ports.
A:The ship is going very fast.
B:Perhaps she makes about 25 knots an hour.
A:Ah,there is a small boat coming towards us.
B:And she is signaling to us.
A:The weather doesn't look very good. look at all those clouds over there.
B:Yes,the wind is beginning to blow but the radio said the weather would be fine today.
A:The wind is blowing hard. It's started to rain. There's going to be a storm.
B:The ship is rolling and pitching now. You look pale. Are you seasick?
A:I don't feel very good.
B:I have some tablets for seasickness.
A:They give me no help at all.
B:Then we'd better go back to our cabin.
A:The sea is very rough. I get terribly seasick. I'm afraidI'm going to be sick.
B:Go to bed and shut your eyes. It will be all right. The storm will be over soon. (The wind is dropping and the clouds are breaking. )
B:Well,the storm is over,the sea's calming down. How do you feel?
A:I feel much better now.
B:I see a red light off our bows.
A:Is that a light house?
B:Yes,may be we'll be in port before long.
A:How long does this ship lie at anchor here?
B:Half an hour.
A:It is going to dock. Let's go ashore to buy some local and special products.
Dialogue B
(Austin is taking a boat trip to Tasamnia. He and his friendare strolling on the deck. )
A:Nice day,isn't it?
B:Yes,it couldn't be better!A sea trip is always enjoyable in fine weather like this.
A:I hope it will remain fine all the way.
B:So do I. It can be very rough,though. Is this your first voyage in Australia?
A:Yes. How long does it take to get to Tasmania?
B:The ship is making about thirty knots per hour,so we should arrive there within ten hours.
A:I'm glad it's not very long.
B:Do you get seasick?
A:Usually not. But I don't know how I'd fee1 if the ship was pitching and rolling.
B:In that case,better eat some solid food. Don't drink any liquids.
A:Is that the best remedy?
B:That helped me an uncomfortable voyage.
A:Thank you for your advice. It's a bit chilly,isn't it?
B:Are you feeling cold?Would you like to come with me tomy cabin for a beer?
A:Thank you. It's nice of you to invite me.
B:I hope so.