求一个manners and customs为题的小情景对话（5人，大约在5分钟左右），扣1316055256
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第一段
Tom:Have you ever been to England?
Mary:Yeah, I have been in England for the past five years.
Tom:So, Mary, you have been in England for quite a long time now?
Mary:Hmm.
Tom:What differences do you notice between England and the United States?
Mary:Obviously, the biggest difference is the people. The average Englishmen are...cold and not very open.
Tom:Oh?
Mary:In the United States, it is very different. We start Conversations with peoplein the street, in the subway; we are a lot more outgoing than Englishmen. Youknow, when I first went to England. I couldn’t understand why I was getting solittle reaction from people, but now I see that they thought I was tooenergetic and too friendly too soon.
Tom:Tell me, do the Englishmen improve as you get to know them?
Mary:Oh yes.
Tom:Oh good.
Mary:Once you have made a friend, it’s a friend for life, but it takes a very long time.I’ll tell you something very important. An Englishman in America is respected.Everyone wants to talk to him. We’re inquisitive; we love his accent and hiscountry. But Americans in England are thought to be a little inferior because oftheir loud behavior and their language. One thing I’ve learned is that Englishpeople like a certain body distance. When (was talking to someone, be wouldmove away and I thought “Do I smell? Am I boring him?” The reason was, you see,Americans stand closer when they’re talking. Again, English people like acertain body distance.
第二段
Tom:What do you want for Christmas this year?
Mary:I hope Santa brings me a computer. What do you want for Christmas?
Tom:I want a basketball because I want to practice. I didn't do very well in basketballthis year. Why do you say you want Santa to bring you a computer? Don’t youknow that Santa Claus is really your dad?
Mary:Yeah, I know, but my mom and dad talk about Santa Claus, so I do, too. They saythat Christmas is for kids, but I think our parents have a lot of fun inplaying Santa Claus.
Tom:Are you going to be in the Christmas program this year?
Mary:Yes, I’m supposed to be one of the shepherds. My sister Jane is going to beMary and her doll is going to be the Baby Jesus. Aren’t you going to be one ofthe Three Wise Men?
Tom:Yes, I am. I was Joseph last year.
Mary:I like being in the Christmas program. I like the Christmas songs and I likethe way I feel at Christmas time.
Tom:I like the presents we get at Christmas time, but it is nice to remember thatwe have Christmas to celebrate the day Jesus was born.
Mary:It seems that everyone is especially nice and happy at Christmas time. I like Christmas.
Tom:So do I.
想了两段，希望能帮到你~
Tom:Have you ever been to England?
Mary:Yeah, I have been in England for the past five years.
Tom:So, Mary, you have been in England for quite a long time now?
Mary:Hmm.
Tom:What differences do you notice between England and the United States?
Mary:Obviously, the biggest difference is the people. The average Englishmen are...cold and not very open.
Tom:Oh?
Mary:In the United States, it is very different. We start Conversations with peoplein the street, in the subway; we are a lot more outgoing than Englishmen. Youknow, when I first went to England. I couldn’t understand why I was getting solittle reaction from people, but now I see that they thought I was tooenergetic and too friendly too soon.
Tom:Tell me, do the Englishmen improve as you get to know them?
Mary:Oh yes.
Tom:Oh good.
Mary:Once you have made a friend, it’s a friend for life, but it takes a very long time.I’ll tell you something very important. An Englishman in America is respected.Everyone wants to talk to him. We’re inquisitive; we love his accent and hiscountry. But Americans in England are thought to be a little inferior because oftheir loud behavior and their language. One thing I’ve learned is that Englishpeople like a certain body distance. When (was talking to someone, be wouldmove away and I thought “Do I smell? Am I boring him?” The reason was, you see,Americans stand closer when they’re talking. Again, English people like acertain body distance.
第二段
Tom:What do you want for Christmas this year?
Mary:I hope Santa brings me a computer. What do you want for Christmas?
Tom:I want a basketball because I want to practice. I didn't do very well in basketballthis year. Why do you say you want Santa to bring you a computer? Don’t youknow that Santa Claus is really your dad?
Mary:Yeah, I know, but my mom and dad talk about Santa Claus, so I do, too. They saythat Christmas is for kids, but I think our parents have a lot of fun inplaying Santa Claus.
Tom:Are you going to be in the Christmas program this year?
Mary:Yes, I’m supposed to be one of the shepherds. My sister Jane is going to beMary and her doll is going to be the Baby Jesus. Aren’t you going to be one ofthe Three Wise Men?
Tom:Yes, I am. I was Joseph last year.
Mary:I like being in the Christmas program. I like the Christmas songs and I likethe way I feel at Christmas time.
Tom:I like the presents we get at Christmas time, but it is nice to remember thatwe have Christmas to celebrate the day Jesus was born.
Mary:It seems that everyone is especially nice and happy at Christmas time. I like Christmas.
Tom:So do I.
想了两段，希望能帮到你~
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不好意思啊，我要的是5个人的对话
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修改一下就好啦，五个人按顺序轮流说Mary和Tom的话~
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