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关于去购物的英文口语对话1

CARL: I think we should do the floors before we work on the curtains and walls.

SUE: Why? It doesn't make sense.

If we do the floors first, and then paint the walls,

we will get paint all over our new floor.

CARL: Hmm. Maybe you're right. But I can't stand all this green carpet in here.

And besides, I know how to paint. I will just cover everything with drop cloth.

I won't get anything on the floor.

SUE: Are you sure?

CARL: Yes, I'm sure. I've done a lot of house painting in my life.

And my mother was very picky.

If I got even a tiny drop of paint on her furniture, she would get furious.

So I learned to be very careful.

SUE: Alright. Then maybe we can do the floor first.

These wood floors under this carpet are beautiful.

And me too--I can't wait to get all this old carpet out of here.

But how can we get it out? Do we have to hire someone?

CARL: Absolutely not. We can remove the carpet ourselves.

Carpet is held down with carpet nails. You just need to pull it hard and it comes up.

SUE: Great.

Then, after we remove the carpet, we need to restain all the wood floors. Right?

CARL: Yes. But we should hire someone for that.

That will probably be expensive. And it has to be done right.

SUE: And then, after the floors are done, we can start to move our furniture in.

CARL: Sure. If we can get an appointment with someone to do the floors,

we should probably be able to have the furniture in here after a week or so.

I can get all the carpet out this weekend.

SUE: So, after the floors are done, and after the furniture is in,

we need to redo the curtains and paint all the walls and ceilings.

CARL: I'm the painter.

You can be in charge of going to curtain shops to choose curtains.

That will probably be pretty expensive too. Having good curtains made isn't cheap.

SUE: You mean we can't just buy curtains already made?

CARL: Absolutely not.

The windows must be measured, and then the curtains need to be made professionally.

So that will take awhile. Maybe a month or so.

SUE: While the curtains are being made, I can start having people look at the kitchen.

I can't stand that old kitchen. I won't be able to cook in there.

I don't want to use that electric stove.

CARL: We will need to find an interior decorating company do redo the kitchen.

I believe in Portland there are shops that specialize in kitchen renovation.

I will look in the Yellow Pages. I'd like a kitchen mostly in ivory and light green.

SUE: I agree. The colors must be soft and pleasant.

You should feel comfortable when you cook our dinners.

CARL: Me? Cook our dinners? Hah! You will be cooking, dear. You will cook.

SUE: No, I don't think so. I'll be too busy having tea in our new tea room.

CARL: Well, I suppose we'll have to hire a cook then.

So you won't be able to afford any clothes next year.

SUE: And you'll have to sell your motorcycle. And your cameras. Right?

CARL: Maybe I'll cook once or twice a week. How is that?

SUE: Four times might be enough. Not once or twice.

关于去购物的英文口语对话2

ELIZA: This place is great. I'm surprised they have so much.

JANE: Yes, but it takes a while to find things.

It's not organized as carefully as a regular store.

ELIZA: I never shopped in an outlet before. We don't have any in my hometown.

Why do they call it an "outlet"?

JANE: Sometimes a clothes company makes too many of one item.

They can't sell it all in their regular stores. So they send the overstock to an outlet.

That's why they call it an "outlet".

It's a store that "let's out" products the company can't sell in regular stores.

ELIZA: And they have faulty products here too.

JANE: Yes. A "faulty product" may be a shirt that has some problem.

Or a pair of pants that is ripped a little.

Sometimes the fault is very small. So it's a good deal to buy it.

Sometimes, if you have a needle and thread, you can fix it yourself.

ELIZA: I like to sew, so that's easy for me.

I think it's a really good deal. Some of these shirts have only one tiny mistake on them.

JANE: I know.

So it's a good idea to shop in an outlet sometimes. You can save a lot of money.

ELIZA: That's great for me.

Now that Steve and I have the baby, we want to save as much as we can.

CASHIER: Cash or credit, Ma'am?

ELIZA: Credit.

JANE: Wow! How many of those sweatshirts are you buying?

ELIZA: I have six here.

JANE: Six? Why do you need so many?

ELIZA: They're such a good deal.

I'm buying one for Steve, one for his brother Rick,

one for my dad, two for my sisters, and one for me.

JANE: You really know how to use an outlet store!

ELIZA: I ought to make the most of it while I'm here, don't you think?

JANE: Sure. You're smart.

关于去购物的英文口语对话3

KELLY: Yes, I would like to place an order.

DORIS: Alright, Ma'am. What items would you like toorder today?

KELLY: I have your catalog here.

Do you want me to tell you the item numbers, or thenames?

DORIS: You may tell me both, Ma'am.

KELLY: Alright. I want to order the satin sheets onpage 34.

DORIS: The Merriman satin sheets?

KELLY: Yes, that's right.

DORIS: And what size would you like?

KELLY: I need one full set of sheets in King-size.

DORIS: Alright, Ma'am. And what color did you want?

KELLY: Ivory, please.

DORIS: So that is product number MS3419. Size: King. Color: Ivory. Is that correct?

KELLY: Yes, I think so. Can I ask you something?

DORIS: Certainly.

KELLY: I'm a foreigner here. My English isn't perfect. Can you tell me what satin is?

DORIS: Satin is like silk, Ma'am. It feels like silk. But it's a different material.

KELLY: I see. That's what I thought.

DORIS: Anything else today?

KELLY: No, I just need the sheets.

DORIS: Alright. With shipping charges, your total will be 78 dollars and 95 cents.

Will you be paying with credit?

KELLY: Yes.

DORIS: Visa, Master Card, or American Express.

KELLY: Visa.

DORIS: Card number?

KELLY: 4923 5671 3622 9876.

DORIS: Expiration date?

KELLY: Zero nine, two-thousand-and-one.

DORIS: Alright, Ma'am. I will run that charge for you.

And then I will get your address in a moment.

KELLY: Thank you.