GCT英語(yǔ)——會(huì)話技能
7．售票員——乘客
A: Excuse me, does this train go to Market Street?
B: Sorry, buddy. I’m a stranger here myself. Ask the conductor.
A: Conductor. Can I get to Market Street on this train?
C: Change at Roosevelt for the Woodlawn Line.
A: I beg your pardon?
C: Get off the train at the Roosevelt Avenue station. Look for the sign to the Woodlawn Line and take that train to Market. You can’t miss it.
A: OK. Thanks.
C: Step lively, please.
8．侍者——客人
Waiter: Are you ready to order now?
A: Yes. I’d like the roast beef.
W: Rare, medium or well.
A: Well done, please.
W: Anything else? How about some dessert?
A: A piece of apple pie, please. That’s it.
9．朋友之間、同事之間、同學(xué)之間
A: Hi. How are you? My God, these prices are ridiculous, aren’t they? I can’t imagine how you can make ends meet.
B: Believe me, it isn’t easy. But we’re managing all right. Mrs. Johnson, I’d like you to meet my friend, Mr. Li. Li, this is Mrs. Johnson.
Li: Hello. I’m very glad to meet you.
A: Me, too. My husband suggest we all have dinner. How about this Saturday?
B: That’s Oct 1st, I think, and we’ve been invited to the celebration given by the US-China Peoples Friendship Association.
A: Oh, how nice. Well, what about the following Saturday?
Li: That would be excellent for me. I really appreciate your inviting me.
B: That would be fine.
A: Good. That’s settled then. I’ll have my husband, Gerald pick you at your apartment at 6:30 on Saturday, the 8th.
Li: Oh, that’s won’t be necessary. I can make it myself.
A: Fine. See you around 6:30 then.
B: Bye. See you one Saturday the 8th, around 6:30.
Li: Bye.
7．售票員——乘客
A: Excuse me, does this train go to Market Street?
B: Sorry, buddy. I’m a stranger here myself. Ask the conductor.
A: Conductor. Can I get to Market Street on this train?
C: Change at Roosevelt for the Woodlawn Line.
A: I beg your pardon?
C: Get off the train at the Roosevelt Avenue station. Look for the sign to the Woodlawn Line and take that train to Market. You can’t miss it.
A: OK. Thanks.
C: Step lively, please.
8．侍者——客人
Waiter: Are you ready to order now?
A: Yes. I’d like the roast beef.
W: Rare, medium or well.
A: Well done, please.
W: Anything else? How about some dessert?
A: A piece of apple pie, please. That’s it.
9．朋友之間、同事之間、同學(xué)之間
A: Hi. How are you? My God, these prices are ridiculous, aren’t they? I can’t imagine how you can make ends meet.
B: Believe me, it isn’t easy. But we’re managing all right. Mrs. Johnson, I’d like you to meet my friend, Mr. Li. Li, this is Mrs. Johnson.
Li: Hello. I’m very glad to meet you.
A: Me, too. My husband suggest we all have dinner. How about this Saturday?
B: That’s Oct 1st, I think, and we’ve been invited to the celebration given by the US-China Peoples Friendship Association.
A: Oh, how nice. Well, what about the following Saturday?
Li: That would be excellent for me. I really appreciate your inviting me.
B: That would be fine.
A: Good. That’s settled then. I’ll have my husband, Gerald pick you at your apartment at 6:30 on Saturday, the 8th.
Li: Oh, that’s won’t be necessary. I can make it myself.
A: Fine. See you around 6:30 then.
B: Bye. See you one Saturday the 8th, around 6:30.
Li: Bye.