簡單英語口語情景對話
成長於政治世家的人在用英語對話時，十之談話的內容深度和成長於農村的孩子是不一樣的。下面是小編給大家整理的，供大家參閱!
：animals
A: I was just watching a documentary on tv about people us dogs for various purpose. It was very interesting.
B: I love dogs. They have been used as guards for centuries. Nowadays, they are often used to find illegal drugs and bombs by the police and customs officers.
A; the documentary also pointed out that they are used by shepherds to round up sheep and by rescue workers to find people trapped under rubble or snow.
B; horses are useful to people too. We use them for sports and recreation.
A: don’t forget that horses are still used in many countries to pull ploughs and carts.
B: can you ride a horse?
A: yes, I can. I don’t ride regularly though. How about you?
B: I can ride too. Perhaps we could go horse riding together at the weekend?
A: what a good idea!
Intermediate
A; what do you think of the way people use and treat animals?
B: I think most people treat animals well, but we are often cruel to animals. When we raise animals for food, the conditions they live in are often poor.
A; perhaps people should stop eating animals. We could grow more crops.
B; what would you do with all the animas? You couldn’t just let them go. Besides, some people would still hunt them. Meat has become an integral part of our diet.
A; we could provide them with better conditions anyway. We should certainly try to improve the conditions at zoos. We should try to recreate the natural conditions as much as possible.
B: that’s true. I think zoo are a good idea, because they allow people to get close to animals. I think it’s good for kids to see wild animals.
A; I agree. I’m an adult and I love going to the zoo. I don’t like animals experiments though. I believe that we can do tests in other ways.
B; I read that the number of animals being used in experiments is falling dramatically as new techniques are being introduced.
A: that’s good news. The good thing is that most people treat their pets well.
B; sometimes you read about people who have been cruel to pets or other animals, but those stories are rare.
A: have you every given money to any of the charities that take care of animals.
B: yes, I have. They do an excellent job.
：自然災害
A: Do you think that climate change is responsible for the recent floods?
B: It could be. There are floods in this country almost every year, but in recent years they have been more widespread and more frequent.
A: It seems that the climate in this country is changing.
B: The summers are hotter. The last three summers have been the hottest for the past 200 years. There have also been stronger winds.
A: I think that the changing climate is a sign that we are causing too much damage to the environment.
B: I think you’re right. Climate change naturally over time, but I think that human activities are speeding up the change. I wish that government would join together and try to resolve the problem.
A: Me too. If we don’t do something soon, It might be too late.
Intermediate
A: Are there any interesting stories in the newspaper today?
B:There are a few stories about natural disasters. There is a massive forest fire in Australia. It covers several square kilometers of land has destroyed many more square kilometers.
A: Was it caused accidentally or naturally? Sometimes it gets so hot that fires begin naturally in Australia and Africa.
B: Nobody knows at the moment, but it has been very hot there recently. The drought in Africa is causing starvation. Millions of people have migrated to try and find food.
A: What is the international community doing to help?
B: The European union has sent several plants with relief supplies. Several countries have sent soldiers to distribute food and medical supplies. Refugee camps have been set up across the region.
A: how many countries have been affected?
B: Six have been seriously affected, but the refugees are also migrating to several surrounding countries.
A: I saw on the tv yesterday that there has been another earthquake in iran.
B: Yes. There have been a few there recently. They say that this one was not a big quake. The Iranians are dealing with it on their own. They have purchased some special equipment to find people buried under rubble.
A: Does the newspaper say anything about casualties?
B: So far, less than 20 people have died, but over 100 are in hospital.
：植物
A: your garden is looking beautiful this summer. The flowers are really colorful.
B: thank you. I have roses, tulips, and daffodils. Do you like the rockery with the smaller flowers?
A: yes, I do. Those are violets, aren’t they?
B; yes, they are. This afternoon, I’m going to prune the hedge.
A:; the lower branches on that tree are hanging very low. Would you like me to cut them off for you?
B: thank you! That would be very kind of you. I have a saw in the garden shed.
A: when the lower branches are removed, you’ll be able to sit under the tree.
B; tomorrow, I’ll cut the grass. Then the garden will lock perfect.
A; just make sure children don’t play in the flower beds and destroy the flowers.
Intermediate
A: I watched a very interesting documentary about plants yesterday evening. It was called “unusual plants” and looked at several species of plants from around the world which have unusual features.
B: really? Tell me about some of the plants they showed.
A: well. There was one type of plant that catches insects and eats them.
B; is that type of plant found in this country?
A; no, it isn’t. it’s a pity, because I’d like to see it in action.
B; so would i. what other unusual plants did they show?
A: they showed flowers that only provide their nectar to one type of butterfly or bee. The insect has to be the exact size to get the nectar. Other insects cannot get it. Of course, when the insect collects the nectar, it also takes some pollen from one flower to another.
B: that’s very specialized. So, the insects and the flowers rely on each other. If one became extinct, the other would too.
A: that’s right. That’s one reason why it’s so important to protect every species.
B: I see. The plants that fascinate me most are cacti. I find it amazing that they can survive in such dry desert conditions.
A: according to the documentary, they have an incredible ability to find water supplies, however small, and then store them without losing much through evaporation.
B: that’s why they often have long roots to find water spines instead of leaves, to reduce water loss.
以上是小編整理所得，歡迎大家閱讀和收藏。