兩人英文情景對(duì)話

兩人英文情景對(duì)話

　　兩人之間，即使只有兩個(gè)人，對(duì)話的話題一定也有很多，因?yàn)楸舜硕加胁煌慕?jīng)歷嘛。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的兩人英文情景對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　兩人英文情景對(duì)話：表達(dá)喜歡

　　MARTIN: What tennis players do you like, Daoud?

　　DAOUD: I like many tennis players. I like Jimmy Connors. I like Andre Agassi.

　　MARTIN: What tennis players do you like, Mona?

　　MONA: I like Daoud.

　　JUMA: We all like Daoud!

　　MARTIN: Do you like women tennis players?

　　DAOUD: Of course, I like women tennis players.

　　MARTIN: Who do you like?

　　DAOUD: I like Stefi Graf. She's very good. I like Monica Seles. I like Martina Navratilova.

　　MONA: I like Martina, too.

　　MARTIN: Mona, do you like music?

　　MONA: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: What kind of music do you like?

　　MONA: I like old music.

　　MARTIN: What do you mean? Old music?

　　MONA: I like Elton John.

　　JUMA: I like Elvis Presley.

　　MARTIN: Daoud, do you like music?

　　DAOUD: Sometimes. I listen to music on the radio. I like some new music.

　　MARTIN: Do you like classical music?

　　DAOUD: Opera? Symphony?

　　MARTIN: Yes, that kind of music.

　　DAOUD: No, I don't like that kind of music. I don't understand that kind of music. I like popular music and folk music.

　　MARTIN: What kind of folk music do you like?

　　DAOUD: I like music from my country.

　　MONA: Your country is the United States.

　　DAOUD: I know. I mean my parents' country.

　　MARTIN: Where did your parents come from?

　　DAOUD: They came from Afghanistan.

　　MARTIN: Did you travel last year?

　　DAOUD: Yes, I did. I went to many cities in the United States. I traveled to Europe. And I traveled to Asia.

　　MARTIN: Did you go to Afghanistan?

　　DAOUD: No, I didn't. I traveled to Australia, too. I like Australia.

　　JUMA: I like Australia, too. I went with Daoud last year.

　　MARTIN: Did you go to Australia, Mona?

　　MONA: No, I didn't. I'm going to go to Europe next year.

　　MARTIN: What countries are you going to visit?

　　MONA: I don't know. I want to visit France and Italy.

　　MARTIN: Juma, what do you do?

　　JUMA: I'm an engineer.

　　MARTIN: When did you meet Daoud?

　　JUMA: We went to school together. Mona went with us, too.

　　MARTIN: Where did you go to school?

　　JUMA: In Virginia. We lived in Arlington, Virginia. Mona and I are cousins.

　　MARTIN: Is Daoud your cousin?

　　JUMA: No, he isn't. He's only a friend.

　　DAOUD: My father and Juma's father were friends, too. They went to school together in Afghanistan.

　　MARTIN: Did you like school?

　　DAOUD: Yes, I did.

　　MARTIN: What did you like?

　　DAOUD: I liked science and sports.

　　MARTIN: Juma, do you like your work?

　　JUMA: Yes, I do. I like engineering.

　　MARTIN: Mona, what do you do?

　　MONA: I'm a social worker.

　　MARTIN: Where do you work?

　　MONA: I work in Arlington.

　　MARTIN: Where do you live?

　　MONA: I live with my parents.

　　MARTIN: Do you like your work?

　　MONA: Yes, I do.

　　MARTIN: Thanks for your time, Daoud. Let's watch the tennis match. Thanks, Juma. Thank you, Mona.

　　兩人英文情景對(duì)話：表達(dá)不喜歡

　　MARTIN: Hello. How are you?

　　2ND FEMALE: I don't like walking.

　　MARTIN: Don't you like the park?

　　2ND FEMALE: I love the park. But I don't like walking. I like driving.

　　2ND MALE: She doesn't like walking. She likes sitting.

　　2ND FEMALE: He doesn't like the park. He likes cities.

　　MARTIN: See you later.

　　MARTIN: Good afternoon.

　　GUIDE: Did you like your walk this morning?

　　MARTIN: Yes, I did. Do you walk every day?

　　GUIDE: Yes. I take visitors.

　　MARTIN: Do you like it?

　　GUIDE: Of course. I like being outside.

　　MARTIN: Are you going to walk this afternoon.

　　GUIDE: Yes. I'm going to take some people to the river.

　　MARTIN: May I go with you?

　　GUIDE: Of course. Come with me now. I'm going to meet them over there.

　　MARTIN: Thanks.

　　GUIDE: I don't like being late. Good afternoon. I'm Judy. I’m your guide this afternoon. We’re going to have a fast walk to the river.

　　MALE: I can't walk fast.

　　GUIDE: Don't you like to walk fast?

　　MALE: I like to, but I can't walk fast.

　　GUIDE: OK. We won't walk too fast. This is Martin. He's a reporter.

　　MARTIN: Good afternoon. I want to ask some questions. May I walk with you?

　　MALE: I don't like reporters.

　　MARTIN: Oh?

　　MALE: They ask too many questions.

　　FEMALE: You don't know any reporters.

　　MALE: I know the reporters on TV. I don't like them.

　　MARTIN: What questions don't you like?

　　MALE: I don't like questions about my family. I don't like questions about my work.

　　FEMALE: That's everything!

　　MARTIN: I'm not going to ask about your family or your work.

　　MALE: Good.

　　FEMALE: I like reporters. You can ask my anything.

　　MARTIN: Where are you from?

　　FEMALE: We're from St Louis.

　　MARTIN: Do you like cities?

　　FEMALE: I like St Louis. I don't like New York. I don't like Detroit. I like some cities.

　　MARTIN: What do you like?

　　MALE: I like fishing.

　　MARTIN: Do you like fishing in the ocean?

　　MALE: I don't like fishing in the ocean. There is no ocean is St Louis. I like fishing the river.

　　FEMALE: He doesn't like fishing in small rivers. He likes fishing in big rivers.

　　MARTIN: Do you like fishing in the Mississippi River?

　　MALE: Of course. I live in St Louis. Slow down, please.

　　GUIDE: OK. We're almost there.

　　MALE: Where?

　　FEMALE: At the river.

　　MARTIN: I like this.

　　FEMALE: It's beautiful! Isn't it beautiful?

　　MALE: Yes, it is. Look, look at the fish!

　　GUIDE: Do you like fishing?

　　MALE: Yes, I do.

　　GUIDE: I don't like fishing. I like walking. I like moving. I don't like sitting.

　　FEMALE: I don't like fishing. I can't talk. I like talking.

　　MARTIN: Are we going to sit here?

　　MALE: Let's watch the river.