英語口語情景交際

實用英語口語:日常交際用語之掛斷電話

英語口語情景交際

都講完了嗎?Is that all?

回頭我給你打回去好嗎?這兒有點急事。Can I call you back? There is an emergency。

謝謝你打電話過來。Thank you for calling。

很高興跟你通話。It’s been nice talking to you。

請代我向大家問好。Please say hello to everyone for me。

我的另一部電話響了。My other line is ringing。

給我你的`號碼,我過會兒給你打過去。Give me your number, and I’ll call you back。

我不再佔用你的時間了。I won’t keep you any longer。

抱歉,我要掛電話了。Sorry, I’d better go now。

現在我太累了,我得去睡覺了。再見。I’m too tired now. I have to go to sleep. Goodbye。

Hanging up

Ann:Hello, three-five.。。

Sam:Is that Ann?

Ann:I’m sorry. I’m very tired. I’m going to bed early. I didn’t have a good time and I don’t really want to see you again。

Sam:What are you talking about? We had a great time. We laughed and talked all night last time。

Ann:It was hardly all night. And I recall it was you doing all the laughing at your own jokes。

Sam:That’s not fair. We had fun. Give me a second chance. Can we meet tomorrow night for drinks at the pub?

Ann:No, I’m sorry. I’m going to meet some friends tomorrow evening. And I’m too tired now. I have to go to sleep. Goodbye。

Sam:But Ann.

實用英語口語:日常交際用語之睡覺

我還想看電視。I want to watch more TV.

明天的事情都準備好了嗎?Are you ready for tomorrow?

我卸完妝了。I finished taking off my make-up.

該睡覺了。It’s time to go to bed.

把牀鋪好。Make your bed.

我一點兒也不困。I’m wide awake.

我困了。I’m sleepy.

我要去睡覺了。I’m going to bed.

你定鬧鐘了嗎? Have you set the alarm clock?

做個好夢。Sweet dreams.

Bedtime

Mother:It’s time for bed.

Frank:But I’m not sleepy, mom. Can I stay up and watch more TV?

Mother:It’s already past 11. You have school tomorrow. You’ll be sleepy all day tomorrow if you don’t sleep well tonight.

Frank:I know, but I promise I won’t be sleepy tomorrow. I work really hard.

Mother:Don’t you have exams coming up soon? I’m sure you could spend more time preparing for those.

Frank:Oh, I nearly forgot the exams.

Mother:You do well in the math, but your history is not good enough, am I right?

Frank:Yeah, I guess so. Maybe I could go to sleep now and get up early to review the lessons tomorrow.

Mother:An excellent idea. Work now and play later.

Frank:I know you’re right. School is more important than TV, but can I watch one more show then go to bed?

Mother:No, now is bedtime.

實用英語口語:日常交際用語之手機座機通話障

我的電話快沒電了。My phone is running out of battery.

我忘了給電池充電了。I forgot to recharge the battery.

我忘記帶手機充電器了。I forgot to take the mobile charger.

我把手機給關了。I had my cell phone power off.

沒有信號。There is no signal.

我不會發短信。I don’t know how to send messages.

我的電話餘額不足了。My balance is not enough.

我忘記買充值卡了。I forgot to buy the recharge card.

你的手機無法接通。Your cellphone could not be reached.

你的手機停機了。Your number is out of service.

我忘記你的號碼了。I forgot your number.

我打不通。I couldn’t get through.

我不會用電話卡。I don’t know how to use a calling card.

電話佔線。The line is busy.

她正在通話。Her line is busy at the moment.

你過一會兒再打來好嗎? Could you call back later?

我聽不清你說話。I can’t hear you clearly.

你能大點兒聲嗎?Could you please speak up a little?

我的電話壞了。My phone is out of order.

有好多雜音。There is a lot of noise.

聽上去我們的線路有問題。Sounds like a problem with our lines.

你真應該換一部電話機。You really should change to a new telephone.

他換電話號碼了。He has changed his number.

Telephone Connection Difficulties

Doris:You’re late.

Leo:I’m sorry. It was too cold and my car couldn’t start. I had to warm it up in the garage with a heater. I tried to call you, but couldn’t get a connection.

Doris:Couldn’t get a connection?

Leo:Yes. Your number is out of service.

Doris:Really? I didn’t know. Let me check. You’re right.

Leo:So I couldn’t get through.

Doris:It’s a serious problem. I’m expecting an important call. The theater guild is supposed to call me this evening and discuss my play. What will happen if they can’t reach me?

Leo:Well, the only thing you can do is pay the fee to recover your service.

實用英語口語:日常交際用語之一日三餐

你早餐想吃什麼?What would you like to have for breakfast?

差不多做好了。It’s almost ready.

你想喝咖啡、果汁還是牛奶?Would you like some coffee, juice or milk?

早餐準備好了。Breakfast is ready.

你要不要來些甜點?Do you care for some dessert?

我一口也吃不下了。I couldn’t eat another bite.

你要喝湯嗎?Do you want some soup?

我不想吃了。I don’t feel like eating anything.

我在附近一家快餐店吃過午飯了。I’ve had my lunch in a snack bar nearby.

我吃了一個漢堡,一個炸雞腿。I had a hamburger and a fried chicken leg.

Breakfast

Mom:John, come and get it; breakfast is ready.

John:I’m still getting ready for school. I can’t find my schoolbag.

Mom:I told you to pack it last night. What did you do with it?

John:I did. But I used something in the bag later.

Mom:Anyway, hurry up! Here is your carrot juice.

John:Can I have apple juice, Mom?

Mom:Don’t be so fussy about stuff.

John:Oh, Mom.

Mom:Do you want your fried egg sunny-side up?

John:Yes. But I prefer oatmeal first. I’ll make it myself.

Mom:Good. I’ll butter your toast then.

John:I wish I could have breakfast steak today.

Mom:I’ll make it for you tomorrow.

John:Thanks.

實用英語口語:情景交際-你知道什麼叫移動博客

K: I'm moblogging!

J: Moblogging? what does that mean?

K: oh, moblogging is a combination of the word "mobile" and "blogging"'s another form of blogging. Users can publish blog entries to the web from a mobile phone or other mobile devices.

J: sounds interesting! That must be very convenient.

K: yes, you're right. I can blog wherever and whenever I'm on the move. It's especially good when I'm on a business trip and my laptop happens to be away from me.

J: how can you do that?

K: well, if I simply want to write a few words, I'll send it by email or edit it all from the cell phone browser.

J: what if you want to publish some photos?

K: then I'll shoot some pictures, re-size the images and upload them with text descriptions to my blog.

J: I see. Moblogging must have done a great favor for habitual bloggers like you.

K: you bet it!

實用英語口語:情景交際-我看見艾薇兒啦!

B: I don't know. Who?

E: Avril Lavigen!

B: the Canadian rock singer? But I heard you had a part-time job yesterday. How did you see her?

E: yeah,I worked as temporary staff in her concert. Look, her poster, a CD...

B: so you're a big fan, eh?

E: not really. But I like some of her songs. She's actually very talented. She's a song writer and fashion and fashion designer, too.

B: and she was in a movie once again, right?

E: yes, though I don't think her acting skills are that great.

B: what was your impression of her when you saw her in person?

E: she looked sweeter than her pictures.

B: did you take a photo with her?

E: no, there were too many people. When she got out of the car, her fans were all screaming, trying to give her flowers and ger her autographs.

B: crazy!