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关于age的英语对话篇1

a. hans, what are you up to?

汉斯，你在干嘛?

b. i'm reading a letter from home. this is a picture of my family.

我在读家信，这是我家人的照片。

a. is the one with gray hair your grandma?

那个白头发老太太是你奶奶吗?

b. yes, she is in her seventies.

是的，她已经70多岁了。

a. really, she is aging well. she looks like in her sixties.

是吗?她保养的真好，看起来不过60多岁的样子。

b. but she is always forgetful. and we don't see eye to eye with each other on many things. she doesn't like the pop music. she hates me to surf internet all the evening and she is always repeating stories of her life. sometimes, i'm fed up.

但是她很健忘，我们对很多事情的看法都不一致，她不喜欢流行音乐，她讨厌我晚上老是上网，她不断跟我重复她的人生故事，有时候，我真的受不了了。

a. this is called generation gap.

这就叫代沟。

关于age的英语对话篇2

A: how old is Keith?

B: he’s 21. how old is James?

A: he’s a year older than Keith, but he looks younger.

B: how’s your father?

A: he’s fine. He retired last week. It’s turning poing in his life. Now he can relax and enjoy his retirement.

B: he can spend more time with his grandchilder.

A: oh, I don’t think he wants to. He wants to travel to several different countries around the world.

B: so, he wants to have a more active retirement. Good idea!

A: how do you want to spend your old age?

B: in the same way, probably.

关于age的英语对话篇3

A: What’s the life expectancy in your country?

B: I’m not sure, but probably about 75 years. How about in your country?

A: About 70, I think. This newspaper article talks about the problems of an aging population. It’s a problem that will soon affect most of the world.

B: I heard that the government might need to increase the retirement age, because otherwise there will not be enough workers to support the young and the elderly.

A: Perhaps we need to have more babies! Tina gave birth to a baby boy yesterday.

B: Did she? That’s great. However, if we have too many children, that will have a bad effect on the environment.

A: How’s your son these days?

B: Oh, he’s fine. Kids seem to grow up very quickly nowadays.

A: He’ll be a teenager before you know it! Teenagers are often rebellious! When do you think it is a good age to have a child?

B: I had mine when I was 24. That’s a little young. I’d suggest you wait until you are in your late twenties, or even in your early thirties if you have a good career.

A: Yes, I think you’re right. I’m thinking about having a child, but not just yet.

B: Is there a big generation gap between parents and their children in your country?

A: Yes, there is. Teenagers do not want to live traditional lives. They want to go out, have fun, and explore the world. They want to develop their own view of life. Parents usually try to discourage them, but they don’t often succeed.

B: Parents usually give their children more freedom in my country. Sometimes they give them too much freedom.

A: It’s almost impossible to get the right balance. If you are too strict, kids might ignore you. If you are too lenient, they might go wild.