进入21世纪以来全球经济飞速发展,世界各国之间的政治、经济交流越来越频繁,英语作为一门世界语,在交际中的作用越来越重要。小编精心收集了关于两个人的英语对话短文，供大家欣赏学习!

关于两个人的英语对话短文篇1

Kevin:: So what's your favorite golden oldies?

Keiko: You mean my favorite song? I don't know. that's like asking me what was my favorite day last year.

Kevin: Well, let's make it your favorite song from the sixties.

Keiko: I guess, that's a little easier. No, wait, there's a lot of good songs from the sixties.

Kevin: Okay, how about your favorite Beatles song from the sixties?

Keiko: That still give me 10 years to choose from.

Kevin: All right. How about 1965?

Keiko: That's better. Wait. I have no idea what songs came out in 1965.

Kevin: Here, take a look at this top song hits chart from 1965.

Keiko: Thanks. Oh, okay. This is easy. My favorite Beatle song from 1965 has gotta be "Yesterday.".

Kevin: Isn't "Yesterday" every Japanese person's favorite Beatle song?

Keiko: I have no idea. What makes you think that?

Kevin: Well every time I go to a karaoke bar in Japan and look at the song selections, I only find about 3 English songs: "Yesterday", "My Way", and "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"

Keiko: Oh, that's funny but you're right. My gosh, you must have been to a lot of karaoke bars.

Kevin: As a matter of fact I have. I swear they all use the same song list book.

Keiko: By the way, what's your favorite song from 1965?

Kevin: "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones.

Keiko: I'm not surprised.

关于两个人的英语对话短文篇2

Jane:: I have an acne problem. What causes acne?

Doctor: Acne is caused when skin pours (皮肤毛孔)become clogged with (被...堵塞，被...填满) dirt. But other factors such as diet and stress have been linked to acne.

Jane: I've had pimples (丘疹)for years. is there anything I can do to get rid of them?

Doctor: Thousands of young people suffer from acne. I can prescribe some medication that will help you.

Jane: Will this help my oily skin?

Doctor: I'll give you a special facial scrub..

Jane: How long will it take this stuff to work?

Doctor: You should start to see some positive results within a week.

Jane: What if it doesn't work?.

Doctor: There's a number of things we can try. We can always give you a stronger medication.

Jane: Did you ever problems with acne?

Doctor: When I was in high school I was known as the "acne king"

Jane: What did you do about it?

Doctor: Not much. Back then (过去那个时候)there wasn't the kind of medicines and treatments as there are now.

Jane: Did it affect your social life?

Doctor: No, I just dated girls who had acne too.

关于两个人的英语对话短文篇3

Bart:: There's a new resurgence in binge drinking (聚众饮酒作乐)among American college students.

Lisa: Yes, I've head about it. So what?.

Bart: Unfortunately, college women are gaining ground on (追上，接近，逼近...) men for the title of campus drunk.(校园酒鬼的称号)

Lisa: Really? Drinking among college students has been going on for decades. Why are women drinking more now?

Bart: I don't know, but the percentage of college women drinking to get drunk has more than tripled over the past 15 years, says a new report from Columbia University.

Lisa: I guess that's really not that surprising. Women are beginning to assert themselves more in every aspect of society.

Bart: I know a lot of people are shrugging this off (对某事听之任知，不予重视)as just a teenage rite of passage, but it's more serious than that. I read in USA TODAY that alcohol is involved in 90% of all rapes, 80% of all vandalism (蓄意破坏公物或他人私有财产的行经)cases, 40% of all academic problems and 28% of all dropout (辍学)problems.

Lisa: I have to admit, that is shocking! I never realized that booze (酒，痛饮)was so connected with crime.

Bart: What's even worse is that as many as 360,000 of today's undergraduates ultimately will die from alcohol-related causes - more than will get advanced degrees.

Lisa: That's downright (彻底地，十分地))depressing. I'll bet that fraternities (大学男生联谊会)and sororities (大学女生联谊会)have a lot to do with that.

Bart: You're right. Students in frats (fraternities 的缩写)report drinking three times as much as the average student. Also studies show that 25% of freshmen admit to binge drinking in comparison to 20% of seniors.

Lisa: Aren't there any campuses that are trying to do anything about this problem?

Bart: Yes, as a matter of fact, the University of Maryland found that 30% of its students actually preferred alcohol-free social events. Officials offered cash awards fro groups sponsoring the best alcohol-free party. hey, would you like something to drink.

Lisa: Yeah, just as long as it's doesn't have any alcohol, sugar or caffeine in it!