2人英语口语练习情景对话

发布时间:2017-02-23 16:17

2人英语口语练习对话1：

Jane: Good game?

Jane:比赛还好吗?

Bob: Not bad. Bit too hot for me today.

Bob:还不错。我觉得今天太热了。

Jane: Yes, I know. Kind of hard to concentrate, isn't it?

Jane:是啊，我知道。有点难以定下心来，对吧?

Bob: Absolutely. Who were you playing with?

Bob:没错。你跟谁一起打球?

Jane: Oh, just on my own. I just joined, so I don't really have any partners.

Jane:噢，我自己打。因为我才刚加入，所以我连个球伴都没有。

Bob: Really? Oh, well in that case we should play together some time. What's your handicap?

Bob:真的吗?噢，要是这样的话，我们应该找个时间一起打。你的差点是多少?

Jane: 16. Yours?

Jane:16。你呢?

Bob: No kidding! I'm 16, too. We should definitely play together some time. My name's Bob.

Bob:不盖你!我也是16。我们一定要找个时间一起打球。我是Bob.

Jane: Jane. Nice to meet you.

Jane:我是Jane，很高兴认识你。

Bob: Me too. So, do you like the course?

Bob:我也是。对了，你喜欢这个球场吗?

Jane: Yes, it's fine. However, I personally think the fairways between the greens are a bit too long, especially for such a hot climate. Don't they have carts?

Jane:喜欢，还不错。不过，我个人觉得果岭间的球道太长了，点，尤其天气又这么热。他们没有球车吗?

Bob: Well, they used to, but they got rid of them because of environmental concerns.

Bob:哦，以前有，可是后来基于环保的理由就不用了。

Jane: Oh, that's good. I guess the caddies were pleased.

Jane:嗅，那很好。我猜球童会很开心。

Bob: Actually, in my opinion, the carts were better because you don't have to tip them.

Bob:其实我觉得有球车比较好，因为你不必给小费。

Jane: Yes, but look at it this way: getting rid of the carts probably gives more work to local people, which is a good thing, right?

Jane:是啊，可是换个角度来看，不用球车或许可以增加本地人的就业机会，这也是好事一桩，对吧?

Bob: Possibly, but I still miss them! What bothers me is that the heat makes the caddies' life quite hard. One member's caddy fainted last week!

Bob:也许吧，可是我还别食坏念球车!我担心酷暑会使球童的日子变得很难过。上星期就有一位球员的球童昏倒了!

Jane: How awful, poor guy.

Jane:太惨了，真可怜。

Bob: Right. Luckily it was on the eighteen hole, quite near the clubhouse, so he didn't have far to carry him.

Bob:的确。所幸那是在18洞，距离会馆很近，所以他不用背很远。

Jane: Oh, my God, you're kidding me! He carried him back?

Jane:噢，天啊，你是在开玩笑吧!他背球童回去?

Bob: Yup.

Bob:是啊。

2人英语口语练习对话2：

A: A funny thing happened to me the other day.

A:前几天我碰到了一件好玩的事。

B:Oh, yes?

B:哦，是吗?

A: I was just thinking about someone I went to school with friendly with in third grade. We used to hang out together -- he lived next door --but then my parents moved and I changed schools and never saw him again.

A:我想起一个以前跟我一起上学的人，那个男生在三年级的时候跟我很要好。他就住在隔壁，我们经常在一起玩。可是后来我父母搬了家，我也转学了，从此再也没跟他见过面。

B:Mmm.

B:嗯。

A: Well, I was walking down Nan Jing Dong Lu (Nan-jing E. Rd.)during my lunch break thinking about this boy. I have no idea why I was thinking about him.

A:我午休时间走南京东路上，心里想到这个男孩。我不知道为什么会想起他……

B:Really?

B:是吗?

A: Yes, and suddenly I heard someone call my name. I turned around and there was this man looking at me. I didn't recognize him at all, but he obviously knew who t was.

A:对呀，然后我突然听到有人叫我的名字。我回过头去，看到有个男人在看我。我完全认不出他来，他却一副认识我的样子。

B:Oh yeah, that's embarrassing when that happens.

B:噢，当时可真尴尬。

A: You got it. Well, he walked up to me and said my name again and then I realized it was the boy I had been thinking about, the one from third grade!

A:你说对了。好啦，他朝我走过来，又叫了一次我的名字。然后我认出来了，他就是我心里想的那个三年级的男孩!

B:Wow, that's weird!

B:哇，真不可思议!

2人英语口语练习对话3：

Sharon: Have you seen this?

Sharon:你看过这则报道了吗?

Mike: What?

Mike:什么?

Sharon: They killed another hostage.

Sharon:他们又杀了一个人质。

Mike: Oh, how awful. What a terrible thing to do.

Mike:噢，太可怕了。这种事真令人发指。

Sharon: I agree completely. I just don't understand what's wrong with them. Don't they have any humanity?

Sharon:我完全同意。我真是搞不懂他们有什么毛病。他们一点人性都没有吗?

Mike: Well, maybe they've got a point. I mean, I suspect that they think the same about us.

Mike:哦，也许他们有他们的道理。我猜他们的想法就跟我们一样。

Sharon: Yes, but that doesn't make them right, does it? Just because they think so?

Sharon:是，不过这并不表示他们是对的。他们只因为想这么做，就可以这么做吗?

Mike: I guess not. My view is that we should give in to their demands, so that innocent people can stop getting killed.

Mike:当然不是。我的意思是，我们应该接受他们的要求，这样无辜的人就不会被杀了。

Sharon: Come on, you can't be serious! We should never give in to terrorist's demands, otherwise where would we be?

Sharon:拜托，你不是说真的吧?我们绝对不能接受恐怖分子的要求，否则我们怎么办?

Mike: Well, that's probably true, but I don't think we should be dogmatic about it. A colleague of mine was kidnapped once, so perhaps I have a different view of things.

Mike:嗯，这么说也许没错，不过我觉得我们不应该固执己见。我有一位同事被绑架过，所以我对于事情的看法可能不太一样。

Sharon: Really? What happened?

Sharon:真的吗?怎么回事?

Mike: Well, it was in the Balkans during the war. He was only held for three days, and then they simply released him. It was a case of mistaken identity, and they just let him go when they found out he was no use to them. It was lucky they didn't kill him.

Mike:嗯，那时候巴尔干半岛在打仗。他只被挟持了3天，然后就被释放了。他们认错了人，所以等他们发现他没什么用处时，就把他给放了。所幸他们没有杀了他。

Sharon: Oh, sure.

Sharon:噢，是啊。