Writing Ones Memoirs Oscar: Were thrilled that youll be publishing your memoir with our company. Youve had such an interesting life. Im sure youll have lots of titillating stories to tell. Liz: Well, my memoir will certainly have a lot of stories abo

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 06 Describing Accuracy and Inaccuracy

Describing Accuracy and Inaccuracy Rona: This is impossible. Im never going to hit the target. Why is it that Im the only one in this archery class who has no aim? Leonardo: Youre doing fine. I can tell youre new to this. It takes some practice to de

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 05 Being Socially Popular

Being Socially Popular Rosa: Has the mail come yet? Grant: We didnt get any mail today. Rosa: Damn it! Grant: Whats the matter? Rosa: Im waiting for an invitation from Joanna to her birthday party. I heard that shes having a big bash and its going to

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 04 Types of Humor

Types of Humor Kyle: Are you watching that sitcom again? Its so stupid. Theres nothing witty or original about the humor. Paulina: I dont need highbrow jokes. I enjoy all kinds of comedy. Kyle: You mean you like screwball and slapstick humor. Paulina

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 03 Making Food from Scratch

Making Food from Scratch Ann: Im so excited to have the entire family coming for a visit. For our first family dinner next Friday, Im making everything from scratch. Im pulling out all the stops. Walt: But have you ever made anything from scratch? An

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 01 Learning to Dance

Learning to Dance Arthur: You know that youve taken on an impossible task, right? Martha: Teaching you to dance? Im sure youre selling yourself short. Arthur: No, really, I have two left feet. Im completely uncoordinated and have no sense of rhythm.

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 06 Taking Prescription Drugs

Taking Prescription Drugs Paula: Okay, Im off to bed. Marcus: Wait a second. Where are you going with all of those pill bottles? Paula: My doctor prescribed a couple of medications to help me sleep. Marcus: Let me see those. You have four different m

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 05 Parts of the Body

Parts of the Body Sonia: What in the world is that?! Nadir: Its a life-size figure of George Washington. Its for Leons school project. Sonia: Then why are you making it? Nadir: Im not. Im just helping him. Sonia: Uh-huh. Why does George Washington ha

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 04 Attracting Someone’s Interest

Attracting Someones Interest Angie: Ooh, it looks like Joanna has her sights set on you. Look at how shes giving you the eye. Kenji: Is she? I hadnt noticed. Angie: Watch out, she usually gets what she wants and she doesnt take no for an answer. Kenj

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 03 Getting in to See a Busy Doctor

Getting in to See a Busy Doctor Monique: Ugh! Jurgen: Whats the matter? Monique: My GP referred me to a specialist for my back problems, but she doesnt have any openings for eight weeks! Im waitlisted in case theres a cancellation, but if there isnt

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 02 Meeting Your Boyfriend’s/Girlfriend’s Parents

Meeting Your Boyfriends/Girlfriends Parents Ronny: Ready? Judy: Ready as Ill ever be. Ronny: Try to work up a little enthusiasm about meeting my parents. Judy: Its not them Im worried about. Its me. What if I dont pass muster? Ronny: My parents are g

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2014年ESL之就医和人际交往 01 Admiring a Baby

Admiring a Baby Maya: Isnt this baby precious? She is just darling. Coo chi coo. Jean-Paul: Why do women fawn over babies? One baby looks pretty much like any other. Maya: You wouldnt say that if youd ever spent time with babies. Come over here and l

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 12 Driving an Off-Road Vehicle

Driving an Off-Road Vehicle Claudia: When you invited me to go for a drive, this wasnt what I pictured. Jae: Youre about to have the ride of your life. Get in and Ill strap you in. Claudia: What is this thing? Jae: Its an off-road vehicle. Havent you

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 11 Becoming a Spy

Becoming a Spy Vaughn: Youve been reading that novel for hours. What is it? Sydney: Its a spy novel and its really good. Its about a man who is recruited by the C.I.A. to work in counterintelligence doing code breaking, but he becomes embroiled in th

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2014年ESL之餐饮娱乐 10 Building with Wood and Metal

Building with Wood and Metal Hugo: Wow, when you said that you did some woodworking on the weekends, I thought you meant refinishing furniture. But this! This is a real workshop and youre actually building furniture. Shawna: Yeah, this is what Im wor

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2014年ESL之日常生活 08 School Fundraisers

School Fundraisers Valerie: Whats this? A.J.: Its a note from Rachels school. Its about the next fundraiser. Valerie: Oh no, not another one. What is it this time a raffle, car wash, or spaghetti dinner? A.J.: Its none of those things. Its a combinat

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2014年ESL之日常生活 01 Recovering After a Setback

Recovering After a Setback Carl: Come on, lets go. I have $500 burning a hole in my pocket. Shelly: Where are we going? Carl: Were going to the track. I have a tip on a sure thing for one of this afternoons races. This is exactly what I need after la

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2014年ESL之日常生活 02 Converting to Another Religion

Converting to Another Religion Debbie: Okay, Im off. Ill be back around eight oclock. Marcelo: Hey, where are you going in such a hurry? Debbie: Im going to my religious education class. Marcelo: Religious education class? Whats that about? Debbie: W

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2014年ESL之日常生活 04 Talking About Old Crimes

Talking About Old Crimes Paul: What are you watching? Della: Im watching a really good show about cold cases. They take unsolved crimes from decades ago and reconstruct them, trying to solve them once and for all. Paul: But after all this time, isnt

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2014年ESL之日常生活 05 Getting Access to Restricted Areas

Getting Access to Restricted Areas Security officer: Excuse me, sir, but this is a restricted area. Only authorized personnel are permitted. Carl: I just want to take a quick look. Is this really where the president will be speaking? Security officer

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