流利美国口语2.6

M: Do you see anything you like? W: Yes, that dress looks really nice. M: Would you like to try it on? W: Yes, I think Ill do that. All right Ill take this one. Please wrap it up. M: Thanks. Dialogue 2. M: Lucy. You look nice with that blouse today.

流利美国口语7.3

W: So, how about the TV advertisement? M: I admit that we will leave a deep impression on the audiences mind, but its too expensive to make TV commercials. W: TV commercials are fascinating and attractive. The repetition of commercials will help make

流利美国口语8.1

W: Who is your favorite poet? M: Tagore is my favorite. W: What do you think about his poetry? M: His poetry is refreshing and philosophical and he won the Nobel prize for literature in 1913. Dialogue 2. W: Have you read any good books lately? M: I h

流利美国口语8.2

W: What a marvelous oil painting. Whose work is it? M: Its painted by Yifei Chen, the world famous painter and director. W: It gives me a sense of serenity. M: Serenity and peace fill his painting which characterizes his works. Dialogue 2. W: Wow, th

流利美国口语6.6

W: Do you know who is the father of America? M: George Washington. Its a horse sense. W: Well, how much do you know about Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton? M: Well, I know they did not get along. But I dont know why. W: You want to know it? M:

流利美国口语9.2

M: Linda, it is great that you have been admitted into this college. Have you finished your registration procedure? W: Yes, its done. By the way, I was told that there will be a lecture on UFO in the auditorium this evening. Can you tell me the way t

流利美国口语6.5

W: Hi, Kavin. You are just back from your summer school for Chinese in China. You must have experienced a real cultural shock there. M: You are right. You may also call it a cultural clash. I found that Chinese people are sort of shy or something lik

流利美国口语8.3

W: I would like to check out this book. M: Do you have your library card? W: Yeah, its right here. M: You can have it for 2 weeks. Dialogue 2. W: I would like to find the little prince. M: Let me see. That book has already been checked out. W: Could

流利美国口语9.1

W: What grade is your son in now? M: He skipped ahead one grade and now is in the sixth grade. W: Does he like to go to school? M: Not now. I had a talk with his teacher at the PTA meeting and found out that he is tired and sick of study. W: Why? M:

流利美国口语9.3

M: Does that ring a bell? W: This is totally over my head. Will you explain again Mr. Brown? M: The point is you should first remember the formula. W: Algebra is so difficult. I just dont get it. Dialogue 2. W: How can I be through with such a whole

流利美国口语7.1

W: Excuse me? I am here for the interview. M: Glad to meet you. I am Paul. Have a seat please. W: Thanks. And I am Maggie. Id like to apply for the job as a secretary. M: Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? W: OK. Dialogue 2. W: Please have

流利美国口语5.1

W: When did you start playing chess? M: I picked up chess a couple of years ago. How about you? W: Ive been at chess since 6. M: Wow, no wonder you are so adept at it. W: By the way, have you noticed that there are no adjourn positions now that all t

流利美国口语5.2

W: Lets go to see a movie tomorrow. M: Sounds like a good idea. Whats playing these days? W: I heard an American movie called Million Dollar Baby is really good. Especially who talks a victory to endure is all. M: OK, I get off at 7 tomorrow. So lets

流利美国口语5.4

W: How did you like it? M: The classical chapters were fine. But the one composed by Hem was not quite in harmony. W: I thought so, too. He might be a good conductor but not a good composer yet. M: Right. Dialogue 2. W: What do you think of this piec

流利美国口语4.3

W: Is this the right bus for the beach? M: No, you are going the wrong way. You want the number 11. It stops in front of the post office. You can get one at the next stop. W: Is it a long ride? M: Not that long. Dialogue 2. W: Is this the right bus f

流利美国口语4.2

W: I hope I may postpone the date of my passport. M: May I see your passport? W: Yes, sir. M: Are all materials with you now? W: Here you are. M: Whats the purpose of your trip? W: For pleasure, sir. Dialogue 2. W: Whats your purpose for going abroad

流利美国口语3.5

W: Wow, its such a big city. What do you suggest that I do to know my way around? M: It might be a good idea to take different buses to get familiar with the streets. W: What a nice idea. Which one shall I start with? M: I think the number 7 bus is t

流利美国口语4.1

W: Could you give me some information on your European tours? M: We have several package tours you may choose from 10 days to 4 weeks in Europe. W: I would be interested in a 3 week trip. M: One moment please, and I will check whats available. We hav

流利美国口语3.2

W: I am so happy, Tom. M: Why? Whats the good news? W: I cant believe this. Ive passed all the exams. M: Thats great. Youve been worrying about this for quite some time. W: Yeah. Thank God I made it. M: How wonderful. Hey, I helped you a lot in your

流利美国口语3.3

W: Excuse me, but I was wondering if you would be willing to switch seats with me? M: Switch seats? W: Oh, yes. If you would be willing to I would be really appreciate it. M: All right. W: Oh, thank you. M: Glad to do it. Dialogue 2. W: Mr. Emerson.