大學英語長對話範文

　　英語教學中利用情景對話的方式,能有效地把創設情景和小組活動結合起來對學生進行口語訓練,不僅能激發學生的學習興趣,還可以有效調動學生積極參與到活動中大膽地進行對話,這對於培養學生口語交際能力起到了積極的作用。小編整理了，歡迎閱讀!

　　一

　　Todd: OK, we're going to talk about apples.

　　Kentaro: OK.

　　Todd: OK, do you like apples?

　　Kentaro: Yeah. So-so.

　　Todd: OK, how often do you eat apples?

　　Kentaro: Once a week, I would say.

　　Todd: Once a week. How much is an apple in Japan?

　　Kentaro: In Japan, it depends on the season.

　　Todd: Uh-huh.

　　Kentaro: If it's like summer season's gonna be very expensive.

　　Todd: Uh-huh.

　　Kentaro: Uh-huh. But you mean..are you talking about now?

　　Todd: Yeah, like right now..how much does an apple cost?

　　Kentaro: I would say maybe about a 100..15..450 yen per an apple.

　　Todd: Really! Yeah..that's that's kind of expensive.

　　Kentaro: Yeah.

　　Todd: Where do apples come from?

　　Kentaro: Aomori Prefecture.

　　Todd: Aomori! Really!

　　Kentaro: Which is in the northern part of Japan.

　　Todd: OK. Oh..alright. And what colors are apples?

　　Kentaro: Red or green or yellow.

　　Todd: OK. Which color is your favorite?

　　Kentaro: Red.

　　Todd: Red. Yeah. Yeah. Actually I like the green apples.

　　Kentaro: Really! Why?

　　Todd: I don't know. I just..in America we have sour green apples.

　　Kentaro: Does it taste different than the red apples?

　　Todd: Yeah, like the red apples are sweet..and the green apples in America..they're very sour.

　　Kentaro: Oh.

　　Todd: Yeah..so..they're very nice. Um, one last thing! What can you make with apples?

　　Kentaro: Apple Juice, apple pie, and apple tea.

　　Todd: Apple tea.

　　Kentaro: Yeah.

　　Todd: OK. And can you make apple pie?

　　Kentaro: No, not really.

　　Todd: Yeah. Man, me neither.

　　Kentaro: OK. Thanks.

　　Todd: Thanks.

　　二

　　Todd: James, I saw on your desk you have a nice picture of a dog.

　　James: Yes.

　　Todd: OK. Tell us about your dog.

　　James: My dog's name is Piper. He was a mutt, a homeless dog that we picked up off the street about four and a half years ago.

　　Todd: Oh, wow! So what kind of dog is he now?

　　James: He's a yellow lab, golden retriever mix. He's very very sweet, very very fun to play with, really really nice.

　　Todd: Oh, that's great. Can he do any tricks?

　　James: No.

　　Todd: No.

　　James: We can do one trick where we point our finger at him and go Bang Bang Bang Bang and he falls over dead, but that is the only trick he can do and he only does that maybe half the time.

　　Todd: OK. Does he bark a lot?

　　James: Usually no. Usually he's pretty good.

　　Todd: Pretty quiet.

　　James: Mm,hm!

　　Todd: OK. Is it a male dog or a female dog?

　　James: Yeah. It's a male dog.

　　Todd: So, no puppies.

　　James: No, puppies.

　　Todd: OK. Would you like to have another dog, another puppy?

　　James: It would be fun in the future but not for awhile.

　　三

　　Todd: OK, Yoko we were just at a festival.

　　Yoko: Yeah!

　　Todd: Do you want to talk about festivals in Japan?

　　Yoko: Yes, OK. So, I think in Fall we have lots of kind of festivals, but it depends on the places.

　　Todd: What are some things that most festivals have, like, what can you see if you go to a Japanese festival?

　　Yoko: Omikoshi.

　　Todd: Omikoshi.

　　Yoko: Yes. Do you know the word?

　　Todd: I think so. What is Omikoshi?

　　Yoko: Ah, it's really difficult for me to explain in English, but Omokishi looks like a bigbox, lots of people, adult people try to carry together, and they usually go to temples, and they kind of celebrate a harvest or our happiness or those kind of things

　　Todd: OK. Do you ever carry the Omikoshi?

　　Yoko: Ah, you know, I'm not a strong guy so, I've never tried it.

　　Todd: OK. What about foods? What kind of foods do people like to eat?

　　Yoko: We can see lots of small shops along the street and we can buy really Japanese food, like watagashi, it's a really sweet candy but it looks like, how do you say that?

　　Todd: I don't know.

　　Yoko: I don't know. I don't know either. White small stuff.

　　Todd: White small stuff.

　　Yoko: Yeah. Sorry. You should see it. So it's watagashi or watame. It's really popular food in matsuri, and we can see okonomiyaki. Yeah, it's, somepeople say Japanese pancake, or something, but tastes different. It's not sweet.

　　Todd: It's not sweet.

　　Yoko: It's not sweet. So vegetables, meat, and some sauce.

　　Todd: Oh, wow! Sounds good.

　　Yoko: Yeah, I think so too. You should try it.