引導語：應屆畢業生培訓網整理了公共英語二級口語經典對話，以供大家參考，希望能夠幫助到您。
對話一
Morley: Let's visit all eight caves.
Kathy: Actually, Dan and I should skip one of them. The temple for Lu Dongbin is bad for couples.
Morley: But I thought you said these gods just helped people.
Kathy: It depends on what kind of help you want. One of Lu Dongbin's powers is to cause couples to break up.
Morley: That is bad. I guess you and Dan should stay away from that one.
Kathy: He's the same god as the one at the Zhinan Temple in Mucha. So don't bring a girlfriend there, either.
對話二
The next day, on their way to Pahsien Cave
Morley: So what's the story behind this cave we're going to?
Kathy: Actually, it's a bunch of caves. Eight of them have temples dedicated to eight different gods.
Morley: Really? That sounds interesting. Why did they set up the temple s in the caves?
Kathy: Well, legend has it that the gods all visited these caves at one time.
Morley: You mean gods like Matsu, right?
Kathy: These are a bit different. Matsu helped fishermen, but these gods helped other poor people.
對話三
Dan, Morley and Kathy finally arrive at the Naruwan Hotel
Morley: That was one doozie of a trip.
Dan: I'm beat. Let's get a room and put our bikes away for good.
Morley: I'll rent a scooter so we can go exploring tomorrow.
Dan: Good. Because I wouldn't get on that bike again if my life depend ed on it.
Morley: Come on, Dan. It was fun.
Dan: No. Going to the beach tomorrow will be fun. That bike ride was torture .
Morley: All right. Let's go get some rest.
Dan: I second that notion.
對話四
A few hours later; Jun is looking sick on the car ride back
Lisa: What's wrong? You don't look too happy.
Jun: I have the worst headache!
Lisa: Let me open the window for you. Maybe some fresh air will help.
Jun: There's only one thing that will help, and your god doesn't like it very much.
Lisa: What are you talking about?
Jun: Coffee. I need some COFFEE! I haven't had any for two days now!
Lisa: Oh my, Jun. Maybe it's a good thing that you're leaving tomorrow morning.
幾小時後，小君在回程的車上看來不舒服
勞拉： 怎麼了?你看來不太高興。
小君： 我的頭世界痛!
勞拉： 我幫你開個窗子。也許來些新鮮空氣可以好一點。
小君： 只有一樣東西會讓我好一點，但是你們的神不是很喜歡。
勞拉： 你在說什麼?
小君： 咖啡。我要喝咖啡!我已經有兩天都沒喝到半滴了!
勞拉： 哎呀，小君。也許你明天一早就要離開是件好事呢。
對話五
李華和Larry在看世界盃足球賽，美國隊和阿爾及利亞隊。我們要學兩個常用語：on the edge of your seat和down to the wire.
LH: Larry，今天這場比賽可很重要!美國要是贏了，就進16強，要是輸了就得回家了。
L: I know! Who do you think will win? The U.S. or Algeria?
LH: 這可說不好。
L: I agree, it's hard to predict who will win. All I know is that I'm going to be on the edge of my seat the whole game.
LH: 什麼?你要坐在椅子邊兒上看比賽?這樣坐着你一會兒就得累。
L: Actually, when you are really excited or nervous about something, you can say that you are on the edge of your seat.
LH: 哦，on the edge of your seat不是真的坐在椅子的邊兒上，而是形容緊張的樣子。你是說，這場比賽讓你感到特別緊張、興奮，簡直坐也不是站也不是。
L: Right! Or for another example, my friend Eddie loved the new Jack Nicholson suspense movie. He said it kept him on the edge of his seat for two hours.
LH: 對!懸疑電影總是讓人的心提在嗓子眼，緊張得不行!哎，Larry, 你不是說你在網上買了一件美國隊的球衣麼?寄來了沒有?
L: I've been waiting on the edge of my seat all week for it to come, but it hasn't arrived yet. I hope it didn't get lost in the mail.
LH: 別急，沒準今天球衣就到了。你看別的世界盃比賽了嗎?
L: Yeah a few, but for me, none can keep me on the edge of my seat like a U.S. match does.
LH: 這倒是!不過，足球比賽太緊張了!要不我們還是看“美國偶像”吧，輕鬆一下。
L: No way! I'm always sitting on the edge of my seat whenever they announce the winner of American Idol.
LH: 你怎麼看什麼都這麼激動!對了，我還真沒看出來，你也是美國偶像的粉絲啊!
L: Well you never know when you might learn something surprising about me, Lihua.
LH: 哈哈，那以後和你說話時我該緊張了，I'll be on the edge of my seat when I talk to you!
