日常生活中常見的英語對話

　　朋友之間的對話，因著彼此的關係和品性的不同，也會進行適當的調整。下面是小編給大家整理的，供大家參閱!

　　：The Virtual and the Digital World

　　Dialogue1

　　Gabrielle: Have you heard about the new iPhone?

　　Chase: Yes, I heard it's supposed to come out in June.

　　Are you thinking about getting one?

　　G: I'd like to. It's a cell phone, camera, PDA and mp3 player

　　all in one.

　　C: If I had enough money, I'd buy one,

　　but I don't even have enough to buy one a their shuffie iPods.

　　G: How big is a shuffie iPod?

　　C: The first generation iPod shuffie is about the size of a pack of gum

　　and the secon generation iPod shuffie is about half the size of the irst.

　　G: How many gigs of music can it hold?

　　C: I think it's either one or two gigs. I can't remember.

　　G: How much do they cost?

　　C: Not much at all. I think it's about 100 dollars.

　　G: You're right, that's not bad at all.

　　C: Do you have an iPod?

　　G: I got one for my birthday when they first came out,

　　but after the battery died out. never bought another one.

　　C: Why didn't you just buy another battery for it so you could use it?

　　G: That's one of the problems with having an iPod.

　　Though an iPod might have an abo average battery life,

　　once the battery is dead, so is your iPod.

　　Dialogue2

　　C: What are you looking for?

　　G: I want to buy a new camcorder for my trip this summer.

　　C: Do you know what camcorder options are available?

　　G: Not really. I thought I'd just have a look today.

　　C: Would you like to look at the new digital camcorders

　　that have just come in?

　　G: Sure. I'd like to see the smallest camcorder that you hav'e first.

　　C: Ok. This Sony model is their newest and our most popular

　　camcorder. Why don't you see if you like the way it feels.

　　G: It's very light. That would be good. How is the battery life?

　　C: It's got an above-average battery life. It lasts up to 12 hours and

　　can be charged in 30 minutes.

　　G: Can you also take still photos with this?

　　C: Yes, that is an option.

　　G: How about night vision? Can you use it in the dark?

　　C: Yes. I can show you some examples of some footage

　　that was taken with this camera in the dark.

　　G: That's not bad at all. How's the microphone?

　　Does it pick up much sound?

　　C: It can record any sound that's within about 8 feet of the camera.

　　G: How does that compare with other models?

　　C: There are models that can pick up more sound than this one,

　　but they're much bigger and heavier than this one.

　　G: I guess you can't have everything, can you?

　　： and Cards

　　Dialogue1

　　Jessica : You wouldn't believe what I got in the mail today!

　　Riley: What's that?

　　J: It's a letter from Ray and Sue in Shanghai!

　　R: Have you read it yet?

　　J: No, I thought I'd wait until you got home.

　　R: Go on, read it out loud.

　　J: OK. It says, "Dear Jessica. It was so good to receive your letter.

　　It sounds like you and Riley are settling into your new home

　　with ease ... "

　　R: When did you send her a letter?

　　J: Just a few weeks ago. Sue and I send letters to each other often.

　　R: I didn't know anyone did that any more. Ok, go on.

　　J: Ok... I'm going to have to skip over this section. It's girl-talk.

　　R: That's fine with me.

　　J: Oh. It's actually all rather personal.

　　R: Well, skip over all of that and read me the rest.

　　J: Ok, it just says, blah, blah, blah. .. "

　　Ray and I look forward to seeing you in June.

　　Write soon. With love, Sue. "

　　R: Are we going to see them in June or are they coming to see us?

　　J: Didn't I tell you?

　　We're going to Shanghai to stay with them in June.

　　R: Oh, I guess I missed that.

　　J: Men!

　　Dialogue2

　　R: Who are you writing a letter to?

　　J: I'm just responding to Sue's letter. Do you want to help?

　　R: Ok. I guess I could add something. Tell them that I send my love.

　　J: That's kind of boring. Don't you want to tell them anything else?

　　R: Well, maybe you could tell them about my promotion.

　　J: You've been promoted? When did that happen?

　　R: Just today. I guess I forgot to mention it.

　　J: Congratulations! That's really exciting!

　　Let's get out a bottle of wine to celebrate!

　　R: Shouldn't we finish writing this letter first?

　　J: Ah. That can wait.

　　Your promotion is the best news I've heard in a long time!

　　R: It is good news, but it looked like you were almost finished.

　　We might as well just sign off.

　　J: Ok, you're right. I'll just tell them how proud I am of you

　　for getting a promotion ... and then I'll thank Sue for her kind letter.

　　R: I guess you can write that I'm looking forward

　　to seeing them in June.

　　J: That's thoughtful of you.

　　R: And also thank them from the bottom of my heart

　　for the Christtnas package they sent us.

　　J: That's right! I almost forgot about that.

　　R: What would you do without me?

　　J: We do balance each other out well.

　　I guess we were really made for each other!

　　：Breaking the Ice

　　Dialogue1

　　AsWyn: Excuse me; is this seat taken?

　　Carson: No. It's all yours.

　　A: Thank you very much. My name is AsWyn. It's nice to meet you.

　　C: Carson. It's nice to meet you, too.

　　A: The weather is so warm for December, don't you think ?

　　C: It is u~usually warm. I blame it on global warming.

　　A: Global warming is wreaking havoc everywhere.

　　C: So true. Are you from around here?

　　A: No. I'm new here. I just moved here a few months ago.

　　C: Where are you from?

　　A: I'm from China. What about you?

　　C: I'm from Texas. I was in China once, but it was a long time ago.

　　A: Did you enjoy it?

　　C: I did. I especially liked the food.

　　What do you think about the food here?

　　A: It's very different from Chinese food, but I'm getting used to it.

　　C: Is that the Da Vinci Code that you've got there?

　　A: Yes. Have you read it?

　　C: No, but I saw the movie. What do you think about it?

　　A: Well, to be honest, I've only gotten through 10 pages of it.

　　So far, though, it's interesting.

　　C: Well, this is my stop. It was nice talking with you.

　　A: Likewise. Bye!

　　Dialogue2

　　C: Do you need a hand?

　　A: No, I can handle it. Thanks anyway.

　　C: Are you sure you don't need any help?

　　A: Well, maybe just a little. I can't seem to make it fit.

　　C: I swear, the overhead compartments on these planes just

　　keep getting smaller an smaller!

　　A: That's so true. Thanks for your help.

　　Are you in the aisle seat in this row?

　　C : Yes. What about you?

　　A: I'm in the middle seat.

　　C: Oh, I guess I'll let you through then.

　　A: Thanks. Sorry for making you get out of your seat again!

　　C: That's alright. I notice you have a few newspapers there.

　　Would you mind lending one?

　　A: No, not all. Which one would you like-the New York Times

　　or the Guardian?

　　C: I prefer the British paper,

　　but I'll read whichever one you aren't going to read away.

　　A: I was just going to do a little Sudoku

　　while we wait for the plane to take off, so Guardian is all yours.

　　C: Thanks a lot. That's really nice of you.

　　Would you like a piece of gum?

　　A: That would be great. Thanks.