标准美式英语英语口语100句学习

标准美式英语英语口语100句学习21.Hello,mynameisMarkErikson.

22.Hi,gladtomeetyou,Mark.

23.Whereareyoufrom,Karon?

24.IamfromHuston.

25.IwasborninTaiwan.ButnowI”manAmericancitizen.

26.IworkforNASA(美国航空航天局).

27.Wheredoyouwork?

28.I”man[elementaryschool]teacherinAustonTexas.

----(AmE)小学=(BrE)primaryschool

----(elementary初级的,根底的.onlybeforenoun)

29.Thatmanwithredhairintherightcorneroftheroomismyhusband,John.HeisaNewYorker.

30.Thattallwomenoverthereismywife,Jane.She”saFloridion.

31.Shehasalittlebitofsouthernaccent.

32.Ilikeclassicalliterature,butJanelikesmodernAmericanliterature.

33.Iloveromanticmovies,butJohnlovesactionmovies.

34.JanewasborninIndonesia.

35.Shelikescoffeewithcreamandsugar.

36.JohnandIbothloveteawithmilk.

37.JaneandIbothlovetoreadsciencefiction.

38.Weliveinanapartmentclosetomyschool.

39.WeliveinahousefarawayfromNASA.

40.Doyouhavealong[commute]?

----每天上下班的路程

FloatinginEnglish:

IntroductiontoMarkandKaronandtheirspouses(配偶,爱人)

MarkEriksonisanelementaryteacherinAustonTexas.Hiswife,JaneErikson,isaFloridion.Sowhenshespeaks,shehasasouthernaccent.JanewasborninIndonesia,butgrewupinFlorida.HerparentsareChinese.JaneandMarkhavethreelittlechildren.TheyliveinanapartmentclosetoMark”sschool.Marklikesclassicalliterature,whileJanelikesmodernAmericanliterature.Howevertheybothlovetoreadsciencefiction.Janelikescoffeewithcreamandsugar.KarenWanglivesinHuston.SheisaChinese-AmericanworkingforNASA.[ShehaskepthermaidnameWang.(1)]HerhusbandJohnisfromNewYork.Heisanastronaut.KarenandJohnlivesinahousefarawayfromNASA.Karenspendstwohoursadaydrivingtoandfromwork.It”salongcommutefromKaren”shometoNASA.KerenandJohnbothloveteawithmilk.Kerenlovesromanticmovies,butJohnlovesactionmovies.

----[Note](1)意思是没有改成她老公的姓.

_____________maidnameWang:没结婚时的姓.

_____________maid:未婚女子,少女,女仆

Conversation:

--Hello,mynameisMarkErikson.

--Hi,gladtomeetyou,Mark.MynameisKarenWang.

--Gladtomeetyou,too.Whereareyoufrom,Karen?

--I”moriginallyfromTaiwan.IliveinHustonnow.

--Mywife”sfamilynameisWang.

--That”snottoosurprising.TherearealotofusWangs.

--Iguessso.Wheredoyouwork?

--I”maNASAcomputerprogrammer.Howaboutyou?

--I”manelementaryschoolteacherinAustonTexas.

--Isthatwomanyourwife?

--Yes,sheis.JaneisborninIndonesia.ButgrewupinFlorida.Shehasabitofsouthernaccent.

--Sheisverypretty.

--Thankyou.Sheusedtobeamodel.Nowshestaysathomewithourthreeyoungchildren.Thechildrenkeepherverybusyeveryday.Whoisthatmanwithredhair?

--That”smyhusbandJohn.He”sfromNewYork.Johnisanastronaut.

--Hesureispopular.

--Yes.Astronautsalwaysgetalotofquestions.

--WheredoyouandJanelive?

--Weliveinanapartmentclosetomyschool.

--HowaboutyouandJohn?

--WeshareabighousewithJohn”sparents.

--Doyouhavealongcommute?

--Yes,thehouseisonabeautifulbigrange.

--ButIhavetodrivetwohoursaday.

--That”salotofcommutingtime.

--Itsureis.

--Doyoulistentomusicwhileyoudrive?

--Yes,Ido.Iloveromanticmusicfromoldmovies.

--Ilikeclassicalmusic.Ialsoenjoymodernromanticmusic.Janelikesjazz.

--DoesJaneexercisealot？

--Yes,shedoes.Shespendsanhoureverydayona[joggingmachine].Shealsodoesaropdancing.Howaboutyou?

---------[joggingmachine,跑步机](jog,慢跑)

--ItrytoexercisewhenI”mdriving.Thathelpsalittle.Wealsohelpwitha[ranchwork].JohnandIbothlovetoridehorses.Doyouthinkpeoplewilleverridehorsesonthemoon?

41.HowdoyoulikeDr.Seuss”sHortonHatchesandEgg?

42.Ilikeit.

43.Ilikeitverymuch.

44.Iloveit.

45.Whatdoyouthinkoflastnight”smovie?

46.Thestory”sboring.

47.Ididn”tlikethemoviewesawlastnight.

48.Iamnottoohappyaboutit.

49.Idon”tlikeit.Notabit.

50.Ihateit.

51.Ican”tstandit.

52.SheisfondofJazz.

53.Ienjoybeingwithyou.

54.Thatcolorlookssoniceonyou.

55.I”mgladyoulikeit.

56.Ilovethatredman-killerskirtofyours.

57.It”sexcellentandjustwhatIwaslookingfor.

58.Iprefercountrylifetocitylife.

59.Iwouldratherliveinthequietcountrysidethaninanoisybigcity.

60.Thecolorisgreat,butthestyleisnotme.

CONVERSATION1:AboutDr.Seuss”sbooks.

Ann:HaveyoufinishedreadingDr.Seuss”sHortonHatterandEgg?

Bill:Yes,Ifinishedityesterday.

Ann:Didyoulikeit?

Bill:Hortonisacourageouselephant.He”salsowise,Ireallyenjoyedit.IloveallofDr.Seuss”sbooks.There”realwaysinteresting.

Ann:AlltheESLteachersshouldusethebookswrittenbyP.D.EastmantoteachEnglish.

Bill:WhoisP.D.Eastman?

Ann:P.D.EastmanisanothernameforDr.Seuss.Byeithername,he”sagreatwriter.

CONVERSATION2:Aboutthemovie.

Alice:Whatdidyouthinkofthemovie?

Paul:Ididn”tlikeit.Notabit.Icouldn”tstandthemusic.Besidesthestorywassoboringthatitputmetosleep.

Alice:Inoticedthat,itwasnotexcitingasIexpected,butthemusicwasgreat.I”malwaysfoundJazz.AndthatmoviehadalotofJazz.

Paul:Iknow.However,Jazzalwaysannoysme.Ireallydon”tenjoymusicinamovie.

Alice:I”msorrytohearthat.Whatkindofmoviedoyoulike?

Paul:Anythingwithalotofaction,Ilikethrillersandchillers.

Alice:Oh,Isee.

Paul:Well,Ienjoythepopcornandbeingwithyou.You”remoreimportantthanthemovie.

Alice:Thanksforthesweetwords.

Paul:Anytime.

CONVERSATION3:Aboutcitylifeandcountrylife.

Ruth:Wouldyouliketoliveinabigcity?

Jack:Iwouldratherliveinthecountythaninabigcity.

Ruth:Why?

Jack:Inthecountrytheairisfreshandthewaterisclean.Ican”tstandcitypollution,Ihateit.

Ruth:Thecountryistooquietforme.Ilovethecity”snoiseandexcitement:allkindsofparks,parties,movies,concerts,museumsandholidayparades.Younameit,thecityhasit.

Jack:Allthenoiseandexcitementincitydrivemenuts,Idon”tcareforthecity‘ssociallife.Notatall.

Ruth:Butcitieshavemoreopportunities.There”reonlyafewgoodjobsinthecountry.

Jack:That”snotalwaystrue.Youcanstartaninternetbusinessanywhere.

Ruth:You”rerightaboutthat.Ifyouareeducated,youcanmakemoney.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.

Jack:Absolutely,.Tolivealonglifegoandliveinthecountry.You’lldrinkalotoffreshcleanwater.Yourchildrenwillbreathefreshair.You’llenjoythesimpleandquietlife.You’llspendmoretimewithyourhusbandandkids,andyourneighborswillbefriendierthere.

Ruth:Jack,youareprettyconvincing,exceptIdon”thaveanychildrenorahusband.Butyoucouldsellsandinadesert!YoucouldselliceEskimos!

Jack:Beenthere.Donethat!

Ruth:Ahh…!Wheredoesyourmodestycomefrom?

Jack:Modesty?What”sthat?HowcouldIsellthat?

Ruth:Right,that”sonethingyoumighthavetroubleselling.

Jack:Now,youknowme!Andtoknowmeistoloveme.

Ruth:Doyouusethatlineoften?

CONVERSATION4:Man-killerskirt.

Ruth:Ilovethatredman-killerskirtofyours.Youlookedwonderfullastnight.Thatredlookedsoniceonyou.Youshouldwearthatcolormoreoften.

Beth:ThanksRuth.I”mgladthatyoulikeit.ButI”mnottoohappywiththatskirt.

Ruth:Why?

Beth:Mysistergaveittomeasabirthdaygift.Thecolorisgreatbutthestyleisnotme.Ipreferalongskirttoashortone.

Ruth:Butthisskirtisreallyattractive.Anditgoeswellwithyourlongblondhairandyourlovelylegs.Lastnightwhenyouenteredtheroom,allthemenstaredatyou.Youwerethecenterofattention.

Beth:ThatisexactlywhatIhate.Mysisteralwayswearsthongbikini.Shelovesskimpyclothing.Thatman-killerskirtisperfectforher.Shelovesbeingthecenterofattention.Menloveherandshelovestoflirtandgetmenexcited.ButwhyshouldIcausementohaveheartattacks.

Ruth:Idon”tbuyit.Whydidyouwearlastnight?Youdolikeyourman-killerskirt.Lastnightyouenjoyedyourself.Itisgoodtobeyoungandhealthy.Youcanshowoffyourbodyalittle.Ifyoudidn”tliketheskirt,youwouldnothaveputitonlastnight.Areyoualittlejealousofyoursister?

Beth:Doyoureadminds?

Ruth:No.ButI”mnotblind.Youworkedrealhardinschool.Youarenowateacher.Youmakegoodmoney.Nowyouneedanexcellenthusband!Alittleadvertisingcanhelp,aslongasitdoesn”tscareoffthegoodguys.

Beth:Butwhatifamanisonlynoticesmybody?Iwanttobelovedformybrainsandpersonality,notjustformybody.

Ruth:Don”tworryaboutit.Youcanrecognizetheplayboys.Justtakeyourtime.Don”tbeinahurrytogetaboyfriend.Butyoudoneedtogooutmore.

Beth:Thanksforyourgoodadvice,Ruth.

Ruth:Anytime.

61.Iamhungryandthirsty.Ineedahamburgerandalargeglassoforangejuice.

62.It”ssohot,heneedsshortsnotlongpants.

63.It”ssocold,sheneedsawarmfurhatandscarf.

64.Asawriter,heneedsacompuertowritebooks.

65.Ifeellonelyinthisstrangeplace,Ineedtomakenewfriends.

66.SinceIoftengoaroundtheworld,Ineedalaptopcomputer.

67.Whydoyouneedtranslationsoftware?

68.Becauseitwillmakemyworkmucheasier.

69.Whydoessheneedabrandnewcar?

70.Shedoesn”tneedone,butshelikestoshowoff.

71.Whydotheywantanewhouse?

72.Becausetheirhouseistoooldandsmall.

73.Whydidheneedtomakebigmoney?

74.Becausehiswifelovestospendmoney.

75.Becausehelikestotravelaroundtheworld.

76.Heisalonely,messyandcranky.

77.Heneedsawifetotakecareofhim.

78.WhydoesJimneedanewcomputer?

79.Becausehewantsalltheup-to-datebellsandwhistles.

80.Mylaptopcomputerneedsmorememory.

FloatinginEnglish:MonaandJim.

MonaandherhusbandJimliveinabig,new,fancyhouse.Theyhaveahousekeeperandacooktoworkforthemathome.Theydonothaveanychildren.

JimisanAmericansciencefictionwriter.Hemakesalotofmoneybysellinghisbooks.Butheisalwaysunderpressuretomakemoremoney,Becausehebuys2newlaptopscomputereveryyear.Healsolovestotravelaroundtheworld.Travellingcostslotsofmoney.

HiswifeMonausedtobeinactress.Shehatestravelling.Whatshelikesistohavethebigpartiesattheirhome.Sheinvitesallthepeoplesheknowstoherparties.Shealwaysneedsmoremoneytobuynewclothes,anewcar,newjewelryandtopayforthehousekeeperandthecook.Monaisalsointerestedinpolitics.Sheknowseveryoneincitygovernment.Heruncleisthemayor.Shewantsthefollowinhisfootsteps.Everyoneseemstolikeher.

CONVERSATION1:ThedialogueaboutMonaandJim.

Dan:DoMonaandJimneedanewhouse?

Beth:No,theyhaveabignewfancyhouse.

Dan:DoesJimmakealotofmoney?

Beth:Yes,hedoes.Heisasciencefictionwriter.

Dan:DoesJimneedtomakemoremoney?

Besth:Afraidso.Themorethebetter.

Dan:Whatdotheyneedallthatmoneyfor?

Beth:Well,theyspenditprettyquick.Newclothes,newcomputersandnewcarseveryyear.Andthey’vegotacookandhousekeeper.Monausedtobeanactress,shelikestospendalotofmoney.

Dan:Dotheyhaveanychildren?

Beth:No.Theywantchildrenbutnoluckyet.

Dan:WhatdoesJimliketodo?

Beth:Jimlikestotravelaroundtheworld.That”sexpensive!Sohetriestomakealotofmoney.

Dan:WhatdoesMonaliketodo?

Beth:Oh,sheenjoysspendingmoneyonfancyparties.Monalovestowearsexydresses,andshehasquiteabitofjewelry.

Dan:Wow...Shesoundslikeahighmaintenancewife.

Beth:Iguessso.Sheisalsointerestedinpolitics.Sheknowseveryoneincitygovernment.

Dan:Politicscanbeanexpensivehobby.

Beth:Sheisprettyseriousaboutit.Heruncleisamayor.Shewantstofollowinhisfootsteps.

Dan:Politicsisahardgametoplay.

Beth:Shemightdowell.Everyoneseemstolikeher.

FloatinginEnglish:Paul”sfamily.

Paul”swifedied2yearsago.Helivesinaoldmobilelhomewith5children.Theoldestchildis15andtheyoungestisonly3yearsold.TheydefinitelyneedanewhousebutPaulcan”taffordtobuyanewone.Thoughhischildrendonotgohungry,theyeattoomuchjunkfoodanddrinktoomuchpop.Thechildrenneedacomputer.Evenausedonewoulddo.Thenthekidscouldplayeducationalcomputergames.ButPaulcannotaffordtosatisfytheneedsofhischildren.Heislonelyandtired.Heneedsawifetohelphimtotakecareofhis5children.

CONVERSATION2:AdialogueaboutPaul”sfamily.

Alice:HowisyourUnclePauldoing?

Beth:Notsogood.

Alice:DoesPaulneedanewhouse?

Beth:Yes,hedoes.Histraileristoooldandsmall.

Alice:HowmanychildrendoesPaulhave?

Beth:Hehas5children.

Alice:WhatdoesPaul”sfamilyneed?

Beth:Thefamilyneedsmoremoney.Pauldoesn”tmakemuch.Heworksasasecurityguard.

Alice:Mustbehardtomakeendsmeet.

Beth:Trueenough.Hisrelativesandfriendsoftengivethemclothing.Sotheirclotheslookgood.Buttheyeattoomanyhamburgersandtheydrinktoomuchpop.

Alice:Oh,Oh,toomuchjunkfoodisn”thealthy.

Beth:No.Nothealthyatall..

Alice:Whatelsedotheyneed?

Beth:Morebooksormagazines.Thekidsworkprettyhardinschoolbuttheyneedtoreadmoreathome.Theyalsoneedacomputerthenthekidscouldlearnmorefromeducationalsoftwareandinternet.

Alice:CanPaulaffordtosatisfyneedswithchildren?

Beth:No,hecan”t.

Alice:IsPaulhappy?

Beth:No,he”slonelyandtired.

Alice:HowlonghasitbeensincePaul”swifedied?

Beth:2years.

Alice:Ishedatinganyone?

Beth:No,heworksalotofovertime.Heneedsawifetotakecareofhimandhischildren.

Alice:Hesuredoes.GoodlucktoyourUnclePaul.

Beth:Yes,Paulisaniceuncle.Weshouldtrytohelphim.

Alice:Mydadhasanoldcomputer.Itstillworksfine.Hewantstogiveitaway.I”lltellhimaboutyouruncle.

Beth:AndI”vegottonsofsoftwaresthatIdon”tuseanymore.

Alice:Hey,howaboutwetakehiskidstoswimattheYthissummer?

Beth:Yes,thatwouldbegreat!Wecango2or3timesaweek.

SinceI”vegotadriver”slicense,Dad’sletmegotomanyplaceswithourvan.

81.Excuseme,whereisthebathroom?

82.Excuseme,couldyoushowmethewaytothenearestpostoffice?

83.Walkstraight,turnrightatthetrafficlight,andyou’llseethepostoffice.Youcan’tmissit.

84.Howlongdoesittaketowalkfromheretothepostoffice?

85.Itisnotfar.onlyabout10minuteswalk.

86.Excuseme,howdoigettothetrainstation?

87.Itisveryfarfromhere.You’dbettertakeataxiorBusNo.24.

88.WhereistheNo.24busstop?

89.Walktwoblocksandturnleft.TheNo.24busstopisrightinfrontofMcDonald’s..

90.Excuseme,iamtryingtogobacktotheHolidayInn,butiamlost.Couldyoupleaseshowmewhereiamonthismap?

91.Excueseme,doesthisbusgodowntown?

92.Isthisthedowntownbus?

93.Excuseme,couldyoupleaseshowmethewaytotheSanDiegozoo?

94.TakeBusNo.2,getoffatGeneralHospital,andthentransfertoBusNo.13.Thatwilltakeyoutothezoo.

95.Howdoigettotheairport?

96.Whendoigetoff75togotoTampaInternationalAirport?

97.Wherearetheadministrationoffices?

98.Theyareinthatbrandnew,tallbuildingoverthere.

99.Theschoolcafeteriaisinthebasementofthatredbuilding.

100.Thecomputercenterisonthefirstfloorofthelibrary.

ConversationOne

CouldYouTellMetheWaytotheHolidayInn?

Ann:Excuseme,iamtryingtogobacktotheHolidayInn,butihavelostmyway.Couldyoushowmewhereiamnowonthismap?

Bob:YouareonFifthAvenue.TheholidayInnisonly6blocksfromhere.

Ann:Howdoigetthere?

Bob:Bus2willtakeyouthereinajiffy.YoucancatchaBus2ontheothersideofthestreet.Ifyoulike,youcanwalktotheHolidayInn.Ittakesabout20minutes.JustwalkstraightnorthonFifthavenue.Donotworry.Youcannotmissit.

Ann:Igotit.Thankyouverymuch.

Bob:Youareverywelcome.