簡單英文情景對話

　　在日常生活中，提高英語口語最節(jié)約時間的方法莫過于英語對話了。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的簡單英文情景對話，供大家參閱!

　　簡單英文情景對話： teachers

　　A: I’m interested in teaching at your school.

　　B: Great. Are you a qualified teacher?

　　A: Yes.

　　B: What kind of teaching certificate do you have?

　　A: I have a TEFL certificate.

　　B: How many years of experience do you have?

　　A: I have three years of teaching ESL and four years of teaching per-school children.

　　B: When did you get your TEFL certificate?

　　A: I got my TEFL certificate three years ago.

　　B: Why do you want to teach at our school?

　　A: Well, I’ve heard many good things about it. I also like teaching young children.

　　B: That’s great. Can you speak Chinese?

　　A: Yes, just a little.

　　B： Can you come in for an interview tomorrow at 10:00 ?

　　A: I sure can.

　　B: Great. See you then.

　　Intermediate

　　A: Who was the best teacher that you ever had?

　　B: That would have to be Miss.Baymler, my fourth grade teacher.

　　A: What was she like?

　　B: She was patient, kind, fun, smart, caring, and yet strict, too. I really learned a lot from her.

　　A: What kind of things did you learn?

　　B: She taught us that you can do anything that you want to do.

　　A: Anything? Do you really believe that we can do anything ?

　　B: If you really want to do something and you work hard at it, I believe you can do it.

　　A: You said she was strict. Did she have a lot of rules?

　　B: She had some rules that helped us to feel comfortable. For example, the students had to treat each other with respect, or they would be disciplined.

　　A: I see. She sounds like she really cared about her students.

　　B: Yes. She treated us all fairly. She don’t have any teacher’s pets.

　　A: Really? Doesn’t every teacher have a teacher’s pet?

　　B: Well. To be honest, I usually sucked up to teachers because I wanted them to give me good grades. However, miss.baymler didn’t treat me any differently. She really didn’t have any teacher’s pets.

　　A: Do you know what she is doing now?

　　B: As a matter of fact, I do. After she taught our class, she got married and moved to another city. Then, she started writing children’s book.

　　A: Have you ever read one of the books?

　　B: Of course! Both children and adults enjoy her books.

　　A: Why don’t you recommend one to me?

　　B: OK! I’ll bring one to you next time.

　　簡單英文情景對話：護照與簽證

　　A: Have you applied for your visa to go to study in the United States yet?

　　B: Yes, I have. I handed in my application form two weeks ago,and I’m going for an interview next week.

　　A: Good luck! I’ve heard it’s very difficult to get a visa to go to the United States.

　　B: The application forms are quite complicated. It took me a few hours to fill it out. The hardest thing was getting all the necessary documents. That took almost two weeks.

　　A: What kind of documents did you need to present?

　　B: I had to show documents relating to my financial status and of course my education, because I want a student visa.

　　A: Why do you think so many people have their applications rejected?

　　B:I think that they don’t complete the forms correctly or they don’t include all the required documents. The embassy is very strict about it. You have to be quite careful.

　　A: Why are they stricter with Chinese people than with other nationalities?

　　B: That’s simple. Many people break the rules regarding their visa conditions.

　　Intermediate

　　A: Good morning. I’d just like to ask you a few questions about your visa application.Can you just check that the information here is correct?

　　B: Sure. …yes, that’s all correct.

　　A: Thank you. For you student visa, we need evidence of your financial status for the last five years. In your application, you only included it for four years.

　　B: Really? Let me check if I have the document here…Yes, here is the document you need. I’m sorry, I must have forgotten to make a copy of it for you.

　　A: Thank you. That’s fine. The documents relating to your education are fine. The offer from the university is conditional on your English language proficiency test result. Do you have that yet?

　　B: Not yet. I took the test last weekend. The results will not be available for another two or three weeks.

　　A: Ok. Everything else is in order. I’ll be happy to give you a student visa, valid for the duration of your course, when you bring me a certificate showing the result of your language test.

　　B: Thank you very much. You don’t need any other document from me to process my application?

　　A: None. Make an application to see me when you receive your results. When you bring the certificate to me, bring you passport too. Then I can give you the visa.

　　B: Thank you very much.

　　A: Glad to help.

　　簡單英文情景對話：JOBS

　　A: what kind of work do you want to do when you finish university?

　　B: I want to work in the banking industry. I’ve always been interesting in working for an international bank. I’d like to help people invest their money.

　　A: that’s a job that pays well. If you’re lucky, you might have opportunities to travel as well. Have you applied to any banks yet? Our course will end soon.

　　B: yes. I’ve sent letters to several banks. A few have invited me for interviews after we take our examinations.

　　A: well done! I haven’t sent off my job applications yet.

　　B; which field would you like to work in? have you decide yet?

　　A; I’d like to work in marketing. I think I could have a good career in that field.

　　B: perhaps you should apply to banks as well. They need people to market their service. As you said, the banking industry pays well.

　　A: that’s great idea. Do you have the email address of human resource managers at any banks?

　　Intermediate

　　A: what kind of jobs are becoming popular in your country?

　　B; as in many countries, there’s been a big growth in anything related to computers. Young people are attracted to that field in particular. There’s also been a big growth in education.

　　A: there’s been a growth in that field in my country too. A lot of people want to learn practical and professional skills.

　　B: the interesting thing is that many of the teachers are not actually trained teachers. They are usually professionals who are taking a break from their jobs to pass on skills to others.

　　A: I noticed that too. What are the people learning?

　　B; in my country, they are usually studying something business-related, such as marketing, management, techniques, and human resource management.

　　A: I think that jobs in the leisure industry will become more popular in the future.

　　B: that trend has already begun in my country. In particular, there’s a big demand for people to work in fitness centers. Which kinds of jobs are less in demand?

　　A; those in traditional fields, such as agriculture and heavy industry. Younger people are not interested in doing those jobs and other countries have industries that can produce things much cheaper.

　　B; yes. My country is certainly expanding in the service and hi-tech sectors, but contracting in the heavy industry and primary industry sectors. However, our car and aircraft manufacturers are doing very well.

　　A; they are well known for high quality, that’s why.

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