日常雙人英語對(duì)話

　　英語對(duì)話過程中，若是話題重復(fù)，可以換一種英語表達(dá)方式。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的日常雙人英語對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　日常雙人英語對(duì)話：務(wù)必準(zhǔn)時(shí)

　　W: May I see you around 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, please?

　　M: Certainly. Come to my office at 10:10. Be prompt, please. I've another appointment at 11:00.

　　W: Don't worry. I'll be there right on time.

　　日常雙人英語對(duì)話：手表不準(zhǔn)

　　A: My watch always gains ten minutes a day.

　　B: That's funny. My watch always loses ten minutes a day.

　　A: No kidding.

　　B: I am serious. Every morning I set my watch by the radio, but it still loses ten minutes.

　　A: You know what you can do?

　　B: Throw it away and buy a new one.

　　A: No, you don't have to. You only need to put your watch back ten minutes every day.

　　B: So you put your watch back ten minutes every day?

　　A: Yes, that's what I am doing.

　　B: Why bother? Just buy a new watch. It doesn't cost much. Besides, I just can’t put up with this thing any more.

　　日常雙人英語對(duì)話：電子郵件賬戶

　　W: How do I set up an E-mail account?

　　M: Oh, that's easy. Go to www.onxiu.cn. Now, click on the link with the picture of an envelope.

　　W: Which link?

　　M: That one, the one that says “Mail”.

　　W: Oh, no. What did I do? It's asking me for a password.

　　M: Don't worry. See where it says, "New User"?

　　W: Yes.

　　M: Click on that.

　　W: Oh, I see.

　　M: Yeah, just fill out this form and choose a password. The computer will do the rest.

　　日常雙人英語對(duì)話：查找資料

　　W: Can you help me do an internet search?

　　M: Sure. What do you want to find?

　　W: I want to find information on World War Two.

　　M: Well, can you be more specific? There are a lot of websites about that.

　　W: Yes, I want to know about the Normandy Landing.

　　M: Ok. Well, go to www.google.com, and type in "Normandy Landing”.

　　W: Oh, wow! There are lot of sites.

　　M: Here, try this one. It's a good site about Normandy Landing.

　　W: Thanks.

　　M: For ditailed information, however, you should read a history book.

　　W: Thanks. If I am interested, I'll go to the library.

　　日常雙人英語對(duì)話：網(wǎng)上聊天

　　M: So how did you meet Bill?

　　W: I met him through a computer bulletin board.

　　M: Oh, really? Which bulletin board?

　　W: It was one I used down at the local coffee house called the San Francisco Net. It's been around since around 1991.

　　M: I've heard about that, but I've never tried it.

　　W: You ought to. One dollar buys you 15 minutes of computer time. A “Chat session” links you with cappuccino sippers in other cafes and also to home computers on the network.

　　M: I have no desire to talk on a network with a bunch of strangers.

　　W: That's the whole point. All your inhibitions disappear because you can’t see the other person. This network allows you to talk to people whom you normally wouldn’t talk to.

　　M: I just want a private conversation with one other person.

　　W: You can do that. A private session lets two people talk alone. This techno-chat program lets you talk about anything with everybody, without prejudice because you can’t see them.

　　M: Well, maybe I'll tag along and watch how you talk.

　　W: That's fine with me, but we'll have to get there early. Because after 8:00 pm, there is always a long line.

　　M: It’s that popular?

　　W: It sure is.

　　M: Ok, ok. We are there tonight. So what does it cost?

　　W: One dollar buys 15 minutes of computer time. This talk isn’t cheap.

　　M: I don't know. I’ll feel funny talking through a computer.

　　W: Remember, that’s how I met Bill. I guarantee you can talk to girls who would never talk to you if they saw your face.

　　M: What's that supposed to mean?

　　W: Look in the mirror, man.

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