王强口语 第一册 long conversation 8.2

B: (They walk in from the entrance.) Mike: Today I'm proud of myself. I remembered to bring along my shopping list. Victor: You're becoming an experienced shopper! Mike: Gosh! Wrong shopping list! Victor: I'm sorry to hear that. Mike: But it's okay!

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 8.3

C: (They move up and down the aisles.) Mike: Victor, you see! I manage to pick up what I want in record time! Victor: Great! Let's head for the express line. Everyone knows express lines move much faster than regular lines. Mike: All right! (They get

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 8.4

D: (At the check-out counter) Victor: Thank God! The line moves along at a real fast pace. Mike: Gee! I forgot one thing! (Saying to a lady) Uh, ma'am, would you please mind my cart for a second? Female Customer: Sure! (A few minutes later) Mike: Mir

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 5.2

B:(They start playing. Victor serves first.) Bobbie:Wow! Nice serve, Victor! Victor: The idea is to hit it back, Bobbie! Bobbie:Fantastic job, Victor! (Victor serves again.) Bobbie:Wow! Beautiful backhand! Amazing power! Victor:Ready to quit? Bobbie:

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 21.2

B: Henry: In America, they live by the appointment book. When you walk into an office, the first question they ask you is, Do you have an appointment? If you say no they tell you, I'm sorry, Mr. So-and-so can't see anyone without an appointment. Jenn

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 22

Long Conversations 1.Conversations: (Find a partner and practice these dialogues.) Helen: I'm a 45-year-old self-employed computer programmer. I work at home and have my professional and personal lives well-coordinated . I work a certain number of ho

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 23

Long Conversations 1. Conversations: (Find a partner and practice these dialogues.) Helen: Sarah moved in and for the first month both of us struggled to get used to each other again. Interviewer: You shouldn't have had much trouble because you used

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 24.1

Long Conversations 1. Conversations: (Find a partner and practice these dialogues.) A: Mark: ... I'm sorry, but I just can't sit here any longer and let this go on. This woman is romanticizing. Now, I can understand why she's doing it. I mean, she's

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 24.2

B: Mark...To us, it was one of a thousand looks we'd given each other since this whole thing began. And listen, it's not fair to paint Jim as the wimpy one and me as some kind of saint. You saw the guy, he was Mr. Positive the whole time. That might

王强口语 第一册 long conversation 24.3

C: Nurse: .....Don't you want to see him? Jessie: Oh, I'm sure he can't have visitors. Nurse: Yes, he can. He's down in X-ray, but he'll be back soon. Why don't you wait? Jessie: Oh, I really don't want to bother him. Nurse: You won't be bothering hi

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 001

Lesson One Helping the Homeless Girl 1: Hi. Whittaker: Hi, thanks for coming. Girl 2: Hey, what's this all about, Whit? Girl 3: I've been on pins and needles ever since church. Whittaker: Ooo-hoo, well, I figured a little suspense might increase your

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 002

Lesson Two Holding a Grudge Connie: Hey, look, I've been thinking about the homeless, our group you know? 'Compassion Week'? Donna: So have I. In fact, I think I have an idea we could do. Connie: Really? Oh that's great! Then let's call Jessie and ge

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Lesson Four Short Conversations Two-faced Connie Donna: Well, Connie said you didn't mean to say I was bossy. Jessie: She also said that you didn't mean to call me unreliable. Donna: Yeah, well, unreliable might not have been the right thing to say.

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 005

Lesson Five Short Conversations Peace on False Pretences Whittaker: The problem might be that you tried to make peace on false pretences. Connie: False what? Whittaker: Pretences. It's uh, well...well, let me put it another way. You tried to make pea

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 006

Lesson Six Short Conversations The Mystery Benefactor Blackard: Whit, we're broke. We're on the verge of going out of business. But someone promised us a lot of money to do this class, and we think it's someone connected with the class. But we don't

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 007

Lesson Seven Short Conversations The Mystery of the Secret Letter Miss Minion: Mr. Blackard? Blackard: Come in, Miss Minion. Minion: I'm sorry to bother you, sir, but this envelope arrived for you. Blackard: Who is it from? Minion: I've no idea. Some

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 008

Lesson Eight Short Conversations Connie's play Whittaker: Now wait a minute, Connie. Edwin Blackard wants to produce your play about the desert island? Connie: Yeah! Why are you acting so surprised? Whittaker: I guess you've re-written it since last

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 009

Lesson Nine 对话篇 Short Conversations Mr. Everett Speechless Richard Everett: Blackard! Blackard: Yes, Mr.. Everett? Everett: I'm speechless. My wife is speechless and my daughter is in tears. Blackard: Ah, moved is she? Everett: Moved? Sick. How

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 003

Lesson Three Short Conversations Making Up Connie: Hey, Jessie, wait up! Jessie: Hi, Connie. What are you doing out on the track? Connie: Your mom told me I'd find you here. I didn't know you liked to jog? Jessie: I'm preparing. Connie: Preparing? Je

王强口语 第一册 Short conversation 015

Lesson Fifteen Short Conversations Read aloud the concersation two times, and then listen to the tape without looking at the text. Stingy Business Rodney: So you got an electrician, hey, pop? Mr. Rathbone: Yeah. And don't call me pop. Rodney: Okay, p