實(shí)用英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)要素精選參考
1. I'll be ready in a few minutes.
再過(guò)幾分鐘就好了。
還有I'll be back.我一會(huì)就回來(lái)。也是很簡(jiǎn)潔的經(jīng)典句子哦~~
2. I wonder what happened to him.
我不知道他出什么事了。
3. You are just trying to save face.
你只是想挽回面子。
save face：挽回面子。Don't be afraid of losing your face.別害怕丟臉。學(xué)過(guò)瘋狂英語(yǔ)的`同學(xué)可能對(duì)這句話再熟悉不過(guò)了，呵呵~~
4. Hisargumentdoesn't hold water.
他的論點(diǎn)站不住腳。
hold water：站的住腳，經(jīng)得起考驗(yàn)�？蠢洌�
None of his arguments seemed to me to hold water.
在我看來(lái)，他的觀點(diǎn)沒(méi)有一個(gè)是站的住腳的。
5. Your face tells it all.
你的表情透露了一切。
6. The days are getting longer.
白天越來(lái)越長(zhǎng)了。
7. You've got to do something.
你一定要想辦法。
8. I hope this will teach you a lesson.
希望這會(huì)給你一個(gè)教訓(xùn)。小D教你重點(diǎn)詞匯默記背單詞輸入背單詞hotargument['ɑ:gjum nt]
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Susan hires Bob to run her business
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Susan hires Bob to run her business
LESSON 07 SUSAN HIRES BOB TO RUN HER BUSINESS
Susan stays up all night thinking about her cookie business. In the morning, she discusses it with Bob. Bob agrees to work for her.
Bob: You're up bright and early this morning, Susan.
Susan: I didn't sleep a wink. I was awake all night thinking about the new business.
Bob: Running your own business is lots of work. Are you prepared to work like a dog?
Susan: No. But I am prepared to hire you to run the business.
Bob: You want me to run a cookie business? Fat chance!
Susan: Why not?
Bob: I don't have a clue about making cookies. I don't even know how to turn the oven on!
Susan: I'll give you a crash course.
Bob: Do I have to do the baking?
Susan: No. You'll just manage the business side.
Bob: Needless to say, I have mixed feelings about working for you.
Susan: I'll be nice. I promise you'll be a happy camper.
Bob: Okay. Let's give it a shot, boss!
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)： Bob returns home with bad news
LESSON 02 BOB RETURNS HOME WITH BAD NEWS
Bob tells his wife Susan that he lost his job. Susan suggests that he start his own business.
Susan: What's the matter, dear?
Bob: Susan, I got canned today at work.
Susan: But Bob, you were Peter's right-hand man!
Bob: Yes, and he stabbed me in the back.
Susan: Keep your chin up. Maybe he'll change his mind and take you back.
Bob: When pigs fly! Once he makes up his mind, he never changes it. Besides, I told him off.
Susan: Look on the bright side: you won't have to set eyes on Peter ever again.
Bob: Thank goodness for that!
Susan: Hang in there. I'm sure you won't be out of work for long
Bob: In the meantime, we'll have to live from hand to mouth.
Susan: Don't get too stressed out, Bob. We'll make ends meet.
Bob: I can always get a job at McDonald's as a last resort.
Susan: I don't think they're hiring right now.
Bob: If worse comes to worst, we can sell our home and move into a tent.
Susan: Let's think big! Maybe you can start your own business.
Bob: Easier said than done!
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Ted's day at school
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Ted's day at school
LESSON 03 TED'S DAY AT SCHOOL
Ted tells his parents he did poorly on his chemistry test. They tell him he needs to get serious and study more.
Susan: How was your day at school today, Ted?
Ted: Bad. I had a chemistry test, and I blew it!
Susan: Maybe if you didn't cut class so often, you'd do better.
Bob: That's right, son. Stop slacking off and start hitting the books!
Ted: But I can't stand chemistry class. Besides, it's a lost cause. That class is way over my head.
Susan: You need to buckle down.
Ted: When I'm a famous musician, people won't give a hoot about my knowledge of atoms and molecules.
Bob: That's beside the point.
Susan: We know you have your heart set on going to New York University.
Bob: And you don't stand a chance of getting in there with such poor grades!
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Nicole's day at school
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)：Nicole's day at school
LESSON 04 NICOLE'S DAY AT SCHOOL
Nicole tells her mother Susan about her successful presentation at school. Her brother Ted overhears and interrupts the conversation.
Susan: How was your day at school today, Nicole?
Nicole: It was great, Mom. I gave a presentation on Hillary Clinton in government class. Afterwards, my teacher paid me a compliment.
Susan: What did she say?
Nicole: She said my presentation was head and shoulders above the others.
Susan: Way to go!
Nicole: She also said I should go into politics, just like Hillary.
Ted: You're so gung ho about school. It drives me crazy.
Nicole: Ted, don't butt in! You're just jealous.
Ted: Right. You hit the nail on the head. I'm green with envy.
Nicole: Would you just shut up? You're on thin ice with me right now.
Ted: Oh no! Look at me. I'm shaking in my shoes!
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)： Ted goes out for the evening
實(shí)用口語(yǔ)： Ted goes out for the evening
LESSON 05 TED GOES OUT FOR THE EVENING
Ted leaves to go visit his girlfriend Amber. Ted's mother Susan says she doesn't really like Amber She wishes him a good time anyway.
Ted: See you later, Mom!
Susan: Where are you going, Ted?
Ted: I told Amber I'd drop by.
Susan: What are you two going to do?
Ted: Maybe go to the movies or to a party. Our plans are still up in the air.
Susan: Why don't you invite her over here?
Ted: I don't want to hang around here. Dad is really down in the dumps.
Susan: Is Amber the girl with the nose ring and the purple hair?
Ted: Yeah. I'm crazy about her!
Susan: Don't take this the wrong way, but she's not exactly my cup of tea.
Ted: Take it easy, Mom. We're not about to get married. We just enjoy hanging out together.
Susan: I guess there's no accounting for taste. Have a good time.
Ted: Don't worry. We'll have a blast!
Susan: (under her breath) That's what I'm afraid of!
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