常用英語對(duì)話

　　經(jīng)常同同學(xué)練習(xí)對(duì)話，對(duì)提高英語水平有很大的幫助。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的常用英語對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　常用英語對(duì)話篇1

　　1.A: I'd better be going.

　　B: So soon? Why don't you stay a little longer? When someone invites you for dinner, you can bring flowers,candy or a bottle of wine. Sometimes people send a thank you note to the host or hostess a few days after the

　　A: I wish I could, but it's already late.

　　B: Oh, it's a shame that you have to leave. A: Thank you for a wonderful meal.

　　B: I'm glad you enjoyed it.

　　2.A: I really must be going now.

　　B: But you just got here. Can't you stay a little longer? A: That's very nice of you, but I really can't. B: Well, it's too bad that you have to go.

　　A: Thanks very much. It was a great party! B: It was our pleasure.

　　3.A: I think it's about time we got going.

　　B: What? Already? Won't you have more coffee? A: I'd love to, but I have to get up early tomorrow. B: Oh! I'm sorry. I wish you could stay.

　　A: Thank you for a very enjoyable evening.

　　B: Don't mention it. I hope you can come again soon.

　　4.A: I really should be on my way.

　　B: Oh, not yet! At least have one for the road. A: No. Thanks all the same.

　　B: Well, I'm sorry you have to leave so early.

　　A: Thank you very much. We really had a good time.

　　B: Well, thank you for coming.

　　常用英語對(duì)話篇2：介紹

　　1.A: Mary, this is Joe's brother David.

　　B; I'm very glad to meet you.

　　C: It's a pleasure to meet you.

　　B: How do you like Texas so far?

　　C: It's really different from what I expected.

　　B: Don't worry. You'll get used to it in no time.

　　2.A: Mrs. Smith, I'd like to introduce a friend of mine, Pierre Dubois. B: How do you do?

　　C: Hello.

　　B: What's your impression of the United States?

　　C: Well, I can't get over how different the weather is here.

　　B: Oh, you'll get used to it soon!

　　3.A: Wendy, I'd like you to meet my brother Sam.

　　B: Hi.

　　C: Nice to meet you.

　　B: What do you think of Dallas? People in the United States don't always shake hands when they are introduced to one another. However, in a formal or business situation people almost always shake

　　C: Well, I'm still feeling a little homesick and so many things seem strange to me. B: You're bound to feel that way at first, I guess.

　　4.A: Mrs.Hughs, this is Peter Brown.

　　B: Pleased to meet you.

　　C: How do you do?

　　B: I hope you're enjoying your stay here.

　　C: If it weren't for the climate, I'd like it here very much.

　　B: It always takes time to get used to a new place.

　　常用英語對(duì)話篇3：找住房

　　In smaller cities and towns, it's usually quite easy to find a room to rent. This is especially true in towns where universities or college are located.

　　1.A: Do you take in students?

　　B: Yes. If you don't mind sharing room, there's one available.

　　A: How much is it?

　　B: .00 a week.

　　A: Do you think I could have a look at it, please?

　　B: I'm on my way out now. Couldyou come back in an hour?

　　2.A: I've been told you might have a vacant room.

　　B: Yes. I have a spare room.

　　A: How much are you asking?

　　B: .00 a night.

　　A: Could I see the room, please?

　　B: Sure. Come on in.

　　3.A: A friend told em I might find a room here.

　　B: Yes. I'll have a room free next week.

　　A: What do you charge?

　　B: .00 a week, but you can't have visitors.

　　A: Fine. Would It be OK to look at the room?

　　B: Could you come back later? We're right in the middle of dinner.

　　4.A: I wonder if you can help me. I'm looking for a room.

　　B: Yes. I've got a small room.

　　A: How much do you charge?

　　B: .00 a week, but don't allow smoking.

　　A: OK. Can I see the room now?

　　B: Would you mind waiting? I'm on the telephone.