英语口语的日常用语
一、 关于介绍
1. May I have your name? 能告诉我你的名字吗?
2. My name is Thomas. 我叫汤姆斯。
3. Just call me Tom. 就叫我汤姆吧。
4. What's your family name? 你姓什么?
5. My family name is Ayneswonth. 我姓安尼思华斯。
6. How do you spell it? 怎么拼?
7. Who is the lady in white? 穿白衣服的那位小姐是谁?
8. Could you introduce me to her? 你能把我介绍给她吗?
9. Rose, let me introduce my friend to you. 罗斯，让我介绍一下我的朋友。
10. This is Tom. He's my classmate. 这是汤姆。我的同学。
11. Nice to meet you. 很高兴认识你。
12. Nice to meet you, too. 认识你我也很高兴。
13. Let me introduce myself. 让我自我介绍一下。
14. How do you do? 你好!
二、 形容物品、度量、比
1. How much does the elephant weight? 这个大象有多重?
2. What's the color of your new dress? 你的新衣服是什么颜色的?
3. What's the size of your shoes? 你的鞋多大尺寸?
4. My brother is twice as tall as your sister. 我弟弟比你妹妹高一倍。
5. My grandma is 40 years older than me. 我祖母比我大40岁。
6. This river is one third as long as that river. 这条河只有那条河的三分之一长。
7. What's the shape of your balloon? 你的气球是什么形状?
8. How wide is this bridge? 这座桥有多宽?
9. How thick is the ice here? 这儿的`冰有多厚?
10. This metal is harder than that one. 这种金属比那种硬。
11. He can run as fast as Jim. 他跑的和吉姆一样快。
12. Kate is smarter than I. 凯特比我聪明。
13. How long do you watch TV every day? 你每天看多长时间电视?
14. How often do you go swimming? 你多久去游一次泳?
三、 谈论活动
1. I'm reading a book. 我在看书。
2. I'm cooking. 我在做饭。
3. Are you watching TV now? 你在看电视吗?
4. Yes, I'm watching Channel 5. 是的，我在看5频道。
5. No, I'm listening to the radio. 没有，我在听收音机。
6. Where are you going? 你去哪儿?
7. I'm going to work. 我去上班。
8. Who are you writing to? 你在给谁写信?
9. I'm writing to an old friend. 给一个老朋友。
10. What will you do this weekend? 这周末你将干什么?
11. I'll go to a concert. 我要去听音乐会。
12. I'll go on an outing with some friends. 我与朋友去郊游。
13. Do you like traveling? 你喜欢郊游吗?
14. Yes, I like it a great deal/it very much. 是的，我很喜欢。
四、 和老外聊天地道口语：我很想追她!
N: I'm in a good mood today, actually. How about you?
C: to be honest, I'm a bit fed up.
N: what's wrong?
C: there's a girl in my company that I really like but I always get shy when she is around.
N: I see! Do you want to ask her out?
C: sure, but how?
N: you can ask her out for drink after work.
C: but for what reasons? She doesn't even know who I am.
N: then you've got a lot of homework to do. You need to get her notice first.
C: easier said than done.
N: you can start by meeting her at the bus stop and saying hello to her.
C: but I always get tongue-tied when I see her.
N: that's something you need to overcome. Men should make the first move as most of girls perfer being chased.
C: I see. I'll try.
N: good luck!
和老外聊天地道口语：租房子真烦!
M: I feel sorry for you. It's a jungle out there.
H: Do you know any places?
M: well. I guess I can ask around to see if anyone's got a room or apartment available.
H: thank you. I think I should also have a look at the Internet to see if anyone's got a sublet.
M: how much do are you looking to spend?
H: I can only afford about 1,000 yuan a month.
M: looks like you'll have to get a place in the suburbs.
H: it doesn't matter, but it needs to be close to the subway or on a convenient bus route.
M: anything you need to have in the place?
H: I want a bedroom with full bath, and it'll be better if the bedroom is on the sunny side.
M: you can also check out university bulletin boards.
H: why? Will those be students who are leaving?
M: not really, but landlords put up notices to attract students and they often have low rent.
H: thank you. I'll be sure to take a look.
M: good luck.
五、和老外聊天地道口语：我都快入不敷出了!
L: I can hardly make ends meet these days.
E: same here. I have't brought any new clothes for three months.
L: my income remains the same but prices just continue to rise.
E: true. The news says that there is a general increase in the price of daily mecessilities.
L: difinitely. I have to spend 300 yuan more on food every month.
E: the biggest price jump is for pork, so most people have to turn to chicken.
L: is that inflation?
E: inflation is more than just the rising prices, I guess. But the central bank is warning about the risk of inflation.
L: has the government taken some measures to curb it?
E: yes. The government has banned price hikes in some key industries like energy.
L: but I'm afraid the price hikes will spill over from food into other areas of the economy.
E: you said it. I think we should tighten our budget and cut our spending.
L: how?
E: for a start, we can take the public transport to work. You know, running a car is a big expense.
L: sounds a good idea.
