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Greetings °ÝÔ»y
1.
Hello! / Hi!
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2.
Good morning / afternoon / evening!
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3.
I'm Kathy King.
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4.
Are you Peter Smith?
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5.
Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
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6.
How are you?
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7.
Fine, thanks. And you?
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8.
I'm fine, too.
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9.
How is Amy / your wife / your husband?
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10.
She is very well, thank you.
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11.
Good night, Jane.
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12.
Good-bye, Mike.
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13.
See you tomorrow.
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14.
See you later.
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15.
I have to go now.
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Expression
In Class ±Ð«Ç¥Î»y
16.
May I come in?
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17.
Come in, please.
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18.
Sit down, please.
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19.
It's time for class.
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20.
Open your books and turn to page 20.
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21.
I'll call the roll before class.
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22.
Here!
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23.
Has everybody got a sheet?
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24.
Any different opinion?
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25.
Are you with me?
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26.
Have I made myself clear?
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27.
Could you say it again?
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28.
Any questions?
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29.
That's all for today.
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30.
Please turn in your paper before leaving.
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Identifying
Objects ¿ë§Oª««~
31.
What's this?
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32.
It's a pen.
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33.
Is this your handbag?
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34.
No, it isn't. / Yes, it is.
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35.
Whose pen is this?
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36.
It's Kate's.
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37.
Is that a car?
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38.
No, it isn't. It's a bus.
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39.
What do you call this in English?
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40.
What is the color of your new book?
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41.
How big is your house?
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42.
How long is the street?
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43.
What's the name of the cat?
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44.
Where's the company?
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45.
Which is the right size?
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About
Belongings Ãö©ó©Ò¦³ª«
46.
What's this?
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47.
It's an air-conditioner.
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48.
Is this yours?
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49.
Yes, it's mine.
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50.
Where are my glasses?
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51.
Do you know where I've put my glasses?
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52.
Over there.
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53.
On the desk.
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54.
Is this your pen? I found it under the desk.
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55.
No. Mine is blue.
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56.
Which is your bag?
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57.
The bigger one.
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58.
The one on your right.
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59.
Are these books all yours?
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60.
Some of them are mine.
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Identifying
People ¿ë§O¨¥÷
61.
Who are you?
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62.
I'm Jim.
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63.
Who is the guy over there?
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64.
He's Bob.
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65.
Is that girl a student?
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66.
No, she isn't.
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67.
What do you do?
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68.
I'm a farmer.
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69.
What does he do?
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70.
He's a manager.
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71.
She must be a model, isn't?
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72.
I really don't known.
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73.
I have no idea about it.
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74.
Can she be a driver?
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75.
Yes, I think so.
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About
Introduction Ãö©ó¤¶²Ð
76.
What's your name?
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77.
May I have your name?
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78.
My name is Thomas.
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79.
Just call me Tom.
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80.
What's your family name?
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81.
My family name is Aynesworth.
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82.
How do you spell it?
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83.
Who is the lady in white?
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84.
Could you introduce me to her?
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85.
Rose, let me introduce my friend to you.
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86.
This is Tom. He's my classmate.
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87.
Nice to meet you.
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88.
Nice to meet you, too.
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89.
Let me introduce myself.
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90.
How do you do?
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Year,
Month And Day ¦~¡B¤ë¡B¤é
91.
What day is it today?
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92.
It's Monday today.
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93.
What's the date today?
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94.
It's January the 15th, 1999.
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95.
What month is this?
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96.
It's December.
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97.
What year is this?
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98.
It's the year of 1999.
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99.
What will you do during this weekend?
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100.
Does the shop open at 9 am on weekdays?
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101.
It opens at 8 am on weekdays, but at 9 at weekends.
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102.
What will you do the day after on next?
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103.
What did you do the week before last?
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104.
I'll work for the next 5 days.
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105.
It's been 5 years since I last saw you.
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Talking
About Objects ½Í½×¨Æª«
106.
Do you have a computer?
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107.
Yes, I do.
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108.
He has that book, doesn't he?
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109.
No, he doesn't.
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110.
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
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111.
No, I'm a single son.
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112.
Does your computer have a modem?
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113.
Do you have shampoo here?
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114.
What a beautiful garden you have!
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115.
Any tickets left?
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116.
Do you have glue? I need some here.
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117.
I have some left.
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118.
If you have more, please give me some.
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119.
Do you have my pencil?
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120.
Yes, I have your eraser, too.
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Talking
About Time •´z®É¶¡
121.
What time is it now?
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122.
It's two o'clock.
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123.
It's a quarter past five.
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124.
It's ten minutes to four.
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125.
It's half past nine.
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126.
It's one o'clock sharp.
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127.
It's not four o'clock.
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128.
My watch says two o'clock.
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129.
My watch is two minutes fast.
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130.
What's the time by your watch?
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131.
We must arrive there on time.
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132.
There are only two minutes left.
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133.
Can you finish your work ahead of time?
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134.
The flight is delayed.
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135.
The meeting is put off.
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About
Dates Ãö©ó¤é´Á
136.
What day is today?
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137.
Today is Monday.
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138.
What's the date today?
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139.
Today is May 21st.
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140.
When were you born?
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141.
I was born on September 1st, 1976.
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142.
What time?
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143.
You name the time.
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144.
I'll meet you tomorrow.
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145.
Do you know the exact date?
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146.
Please check the date.
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147.
What were you doing this time last year?
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148.
How long will the sale last?
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149.
Only three days.
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150.
I'll be back in 5 days.
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About
Visits Ãö©ó«ô³X
151.
Hello. Can I see Mr. Green?
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152.
Do you have an appointment?
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153.
Sorry, I don't.
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154.
Yes. At 3 pm.
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155.
Sorry, Mr. Green can't see you now.
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156.
He's on the phone.
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157.
Would you wait here for a minute?
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158.
Would you like something to drink?
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159.
Tea, please.
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160.
Mr. Green, Mr. Smith is here.
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161.
You may go in now.
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162.
Nice to see you, my old friend.
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163.
How have you been these years?
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164.
You've changed little.
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165.
Do you still remember that Christmas?
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About
Language Ãö©ó»y¨¥
166.
Do you speak English?
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167.
Yes, a little.
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168.
How long have you studied English?
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169.
He speaks English fluently.
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170.
Your English is very good.
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171.
You speak English pretty well.
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172.
Are you a native speaker of English?
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173.
My native language is Chinese.
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174.
He speaks with
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175.
He has a strong accent.
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176.
I have some difficulty in expressing myself.
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177.
I'm always confused with "s" and "th".
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178.
Can you write in English?
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179.
Your pronunciation is excellent.
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180.
How can I improve my spoken English?
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Talking
About Activities ½Í½×¬¡°Ê
181.
What are you doing?
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182.
I'm reading a book.
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183.
I'm cooking.
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184.
Are you watching TV now?
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185.
Yes, I'm watching Channel 5.
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186.
No, I'm listening to the radio.
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187.
Where are you going?
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188.
I'm going to work.
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189.
Who are you writing to?
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190.
I'm writing to an old friend.
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191.
What will you do this weekend?
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192.
I'll go to a concert.
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193.
I'll go on an outing with some friends.
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194.
Do you like traveling?
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195.
Yes, I like it a great deal/it very much.
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About
Age Ãö©ó¦~ÄÖ
196.
How old are you?
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197.
I'm twenty-two.
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198.
Mr. Smith is still in his forties.
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199.
I'm two years younger than my sister.
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200.
My older sister is one year older than her husband.
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201.
He's the youngest in the family.
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202.
He looks much younger than he is.
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203.
I came here when I was 20.
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204.
I started school at the age of 6.
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205.
My father is over 60 years old.
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206.
Most of them are less than 30.
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207.
I guess he's about 30.
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208.
She's going to be 15 next month.
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209.
They'll have a party for their 10th wedding anniversary.
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210.
He's still a boy after all.
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Talking
About Daily Activities ½Í½×¤é±`¥Í¬¡
211.
When do you get up everyday?
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212.
I usually get up at 8 o'clock.
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213.
Where do you have your lunch?
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214.
I have my lunch in a snack bar nearby.
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215.
What did you have for lunch?
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216.
I had a hamburger and a fried chicken leg?
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217.
What time do you start work?
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218.
I start work at 8 o'clock.
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219.
What do you do at work?
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220.
I answer telephones and do some typing.
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221.
What time do you finish your work?
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222.
At 6 o'clock sharp.
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223.
What do you do in your spare time?
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224.
I like listening to pop music.
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225.
I like playing football.
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Talking
About Yesterday ½Í½×¬Q¤Ñªº¨Æ
226.
When did you get up yesterday morning?
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227.
At about seven.
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228.
I heard the clock, but I didn't get up until 9.
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229.
I woke up seven and got up right away.
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230.
I hurried to my office.
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231.
I had my breakfast on the way.
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232.
I was just on time.
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233.
I was 10 minutes late.
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234.
I had lunch with a friend of mine.
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235.
I finished my work at 6 p.m.
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236.
I stayed and did some extra work.
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237.
The TV programs were really boring, so I went to bed very
early.
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238.
I read a magazine in bed.
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239.
I didn't sleep well.
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240.
I slept soundly all night.
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With Friends »PªB¤Í²á¤Ñ
241.
Hi, Joe, is it really you?
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242.
Hi, Ann. Nice to see you again.
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243.
It's been a whole year since I last saw you.
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244.
Yes, but you look as pretty now, as you did then.
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245.
Oh, thank you. How have you been these days?
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246.
Not too bad.
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247.
But you sound so sad.
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248.
Yes, I lost my pet cat yesterday.
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249.
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
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250.
That's all right.
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251.
Have you seen Kate lately?
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|
252.
No, I have no contact with her.
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253.
I heard she got married last week.
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254.
Oh, how nice. Sorry, I've got to go now.
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255.
So do I. See you later. Keep in touch.
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Talking
About The Past ½Í½×¹L¥h
256.
I used to take a walk in the early morning.
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257.
He used to live in my neighborhood.
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258.
Did you use to go fishing with friends?
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|
259.
We have known each other for 6 years.
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260.
It has been a long time since I last came here.
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261.
Have you seen Mr. Smith recently?
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262.
They've been working on this project since last year.
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263.
I've been watching TV all night.
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264.
The movie began as soon as we got there.
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265.
When I arrived at the station, the train had already left.
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266.
The late arrival of the ship had messed up all our plans.
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267.
I had thought he knew the time of the meeting.
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268.
They had excepted me to go with them.
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269.
That was the third time that I had visited the place.
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270.
After I had finished my paper, I put it in the drawer.
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About The Address ¸ß°Ý¦a§}
271.
Hi, Jack, where do you live now?
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272.
I live at
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274.
Yes, she lives just across the street.
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275.
How long have you stayed there?
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276.
Just a few months.
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|
277.
How about Mary? How long has she lived there?
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|
278.
She's been living there since her birth.
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279.
Will you stay there for long?
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280.
No, I'll move to
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281.
Oh, really? I'm moving there too.
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282.
Great. Then we can drink beer together.
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283.
Yes, and you may stay there longer.
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284.
I hope so.
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285.
I'm sure we'll have a good time.
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Questions ´£°Ý
286.
Where are you going?
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|
287.
Where did you go for dinner yesterday?
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|
288.
When will he come to see you?
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289.
When did you buy the car?
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|
290.
Who told you?
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291.
Who will accompany you to the airport?
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292.
Why don't you agree?
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293.
Why not go out for a walk?
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|
294.
How did you doing spend your holiday?
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|
295.
How are you doing these days?
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|
296.
What did he say in the letter?
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297.
What are you going to do with the books?
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298.
What were you doing when I called?
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299.
I was about to leave.
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300.
Can you guess what I was doing this morning?
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301.
What's the height of the building?
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302.
How much does the elephant weight?
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303.
What's the color of your new dress?
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304.
What's the size of your shoes?
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305.
My brother is twice as tall as your sister.
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306.
My grandma is 40 years older than me.
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307.
This river is one third as long as that river.
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308.
What's the shape of your balloon?
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309.
How wide is this bridge?
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310.
How thick is the ice here?
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311.
This metal is harder than that one.
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312.
He can run as fast as Jim.
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313.
Kate is smarter than
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314.
How long do you watch TV every day?
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315.
How often do you go swimming?
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316.
Would you please open the door for me?
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317.
May I ask you a question?
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318.
Please give me a hand.
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319.
Could you do me a favor?
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320.
Would you help me remove the refrigerator?
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321.
Get me my coat, please.
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322.
Make me a cup of coffee, will you?
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323.
Call me tomorrow if you have time.
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324.
Could you tell me where I can find these books?
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|
325.
Certainly.
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326.
Witch pleasure.
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327.
I'm sorry. I'm engaged now.
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328.
I'm glad to, but I'm afraid I don't have the time.
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329.
Would you mind closing the window for me?
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330.
Not at all.
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Directions ¥´Å¥±¡ªp©M°Ý¸ô
331.
Excuse me, madam. Could you tell me where the post office
is?
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|
332.
It's just around the corner.
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333.
Excuse me, how can I get to the bus station?
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334.
You can take the bus and get off at the second stop.
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335.
Excuse me. Where is
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336.
Go straight ahead and turn left at the second crossing.
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337.
Excuse me. Can you tell me how to get to Mr. Hu's restaurant?
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338.
Go on for about 100 meters. It's on your left side. You can't miss it.
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339.
Which one is Mr. Jame's office?
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340.
It's Room 201 on the second floor.
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341.
Can I use the lift?
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342.
Sorry, it's broken. You have to use the stairs.
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343.
Where are the stairs?
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344.
Go along the corridor and it's on your right side.
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345.
Thank you for directions.
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About
Marriage Ãö©ó±B«Ã
346.
Are you married?
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347.
I'm single.
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348.
You have a younger brother, don't you?
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349.
How is your family?
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350.
She's engaged/married to John.
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351.
How long have you been married?
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352.
We've been married for 2 years.
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353.
My parents got married in 1954.
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354.
Mary gave birth to a baby last week.
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355.
They've been divorced.
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356.
His wife died a year ago. Now he lives alone.
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357.
My aunt will come to live with me for some days.
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358.
John has his own family now.
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359.
Do you live with your parents?
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360.
No. I live in my own house.
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Talking
About Neighbors And Friends ½Í½×¾F©~©MªB¤Í
361.
Do you know Mary?
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362.
Sure. We are friends since primary school.
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363.
Really? I was introduced to her just last weekend.
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364.
What is she doing now?
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365.
She told me she wanted to start a company.
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366.
Start a company? But I thought she would be a scholar.
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367.
People are always changing, aren't they?
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368.
Yes, you're right. After all, she is smart enough to go into business.
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369.
But she doesn't have much experience.
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370.
You two don't have much contact¡H
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371.
No, I only wrote her a letter this year.
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372.
And she?
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373.
She sent me a Christmas card last year.
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|
374.
Oh, that's not good.
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375.
Yes, we should try to contact more.
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Planning
The Future pµe±N¨Ó
376.
What time are you going to leave for the airport
tomorrow?
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|
377.
Is he coming to dinner?
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378.
I'm going to the bookstore. Will you go with me?
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379.
They're going to discuss it at the meeting next Friday.
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380.
I'll be waiting for you at the restaurant this time tomorrow.
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381.
After I get home, I'll call you.
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382.
How will you spend the evening?
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383.
I'll probably stay home and watch TV.
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384.
What's your plan for the summer holiday?
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|
385.
I'm thinking about a visit to
§Ú¦b¦Ò¼{¥h¤Ú¾¤®È¹C¡C
|
386.
There's going to be a pottery exhibition at the art
gallery.
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387.
You are still thinking about a doctor, aren't you?
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388.
What will you do about it?
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|
389.
What do you want to do after graduation?
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|
390.
I'll further my study.
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About The Weather ½Í½×¤Ñ®ð
391.
Have you heard the weather forecast?
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|
392.
No, what does it say?
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|
393.
We'll have fine weather for the next few days?
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394.
But it's still raining today!
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|
395.
It is said it will clear up tonight.
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396.
What will it be after the clear weather?
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397.
It says a storm may come next month.
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|
398.
And it may get colder, it's already November.
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399.
Yes, and I hope we can have some snow this winter.
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I'm afraid it won't be cold enough for a snowfall.
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But last year we had a big one.
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Yes, but you know global warming may raise the temperature.
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403.
You are probably right.
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I'm going skating in the
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I hope the weather there is cold enough.
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Sickness Ãö©ó¥Í¯f
406.
How are you feeling today?
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|
407.
I don't feel very well.
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|
408.
Do you feel better now?
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|
409.
Much better.
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410.
I'm sick.
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He's got a bad headache.
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412.
My fever is gone.
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413.
What's the matter with you?
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|
414.
I've got a pain in my back.
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415.
It really hurts.
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It hurts right here.
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It's bleeding. You'd better see a doctor about that cut.
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418.
Call the doctor!
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419.
Take two pills and have a good rest.
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I hope you'll be well soon.
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About Habits ½Í½×¤é±`¥Í¬¡²ßºD
421.
I get up at 8 every morning.
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I then take a bath in the bathroom.
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I shave, brush my teeth, and comb my hair.
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424.
I put on a bit of makeup.
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425.
I cooked breakfast for the family.
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I go downstairs and have my breakfast.
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I read the newspaper over breakfast.
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428.
I wake my sister up.
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429.
I dress my sister and wash her hands and face.
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430.
I get to my office at 10.
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|
431.
I leave the office at 7.
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|
432.
I brush my teeth before I eat breakfast.
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|
433.
I buy some food on my way home.
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434.
I pick up my sister from her school.
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435.
We go to bed at 11.
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Asking
For Other's Opinions ¸ß°Ý§O¤Hªº·N¨£¡C
436.
What do you think about it?
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|
437.
Is that right?
¨º¼Ë¹ï¶Ü¡H
|
438.
Absolutely right.
µ´¹ï¥¿½T¡C
|
439.
I think you're mistaken about that.
§Ú·Q§A¨º¼Ë¤£¹ï¡C
|
440.
Is that ok?
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|
441.
That's ok/fine.
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|
442.
That's excellent.
¤Ó´Î¤F¡C
|
443.
He was absent yesterday. Do you know why?
¬Q¤Ñ¥L¨S¨ì¡A§Aª¾¹D¬°¤°»ò¶Ü¡H
|
444.
Do you have any idea?
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|
445.
I suppose he was sick.
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446.
Will it rain tomorrow?
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|
447.
No, I don't think so.
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|
448.
Do you really want to know what I think?
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|
449.
Please give me your advice.
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450.
I want to hear your opinion.
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Making
Plans qpµe
451.
What do you plan to do this Friday?
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|
452.
What are you doing next week?
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|
453.
I plan to go to the concert.
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|
454.
I'm thinking of going to my grandma's.
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|
455.
I'll go skiing of the weather permits.
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|
456.
I suppose I can finish the project next year.
§Ú·Q§Ú©ú¦~§¹¦¨¦¹¤uµ{¡C
|
457.
I have no idea.
§Ú¤£ª¾¹D¡C
|
458.
It's up to you.
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|
459.
I'm considering buying a house.
§Ú¦Ò¼{¶R´É©Ð¤l¡C
|
460.
Hi, Jack, what lessons will you take this semester?
§A¦n¡A³Ç§J¡A³o¾Ç´Á§A¿ï¤°»ò½Ò¡H
|
461.
Hi, Lucy. I'll take French and Economics.
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|
462.
I'm taking Chinese and History.
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|
463.
Do you plan to do some odd jobs?
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|
464.
Yes, I'm applying to work at the library.
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|
465.
Good luck!
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|
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Decisions Ãö©ó¨M©w
466.
It's up to you.
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|
467.
You have the final say.
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|
468.
She insists that it doesn't matter.
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|
469.
He's made up his mind to quit his job.
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|
470.
I've decided not to sell the house.
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|
471.
I'm determined to leave.
§Ú¨M·Nn¨«¤F¡C
|
472.
Have you decided?
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|
473.
No, I haven't decided yet.
¤£¡AÁÙ¨S¦³¡C
|
474.
I've changed my mind.
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|
475.
It's still undecided.
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|
476.
Don't hesitate any more.
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|
477.
Give me a definite answer, please.
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|
478.
It's really hard to make a decision.
®¼Ãø°µ¨M©wªº¡C
|
479.
I'm always making resolutions, like giving up smoking.
§ÚÁ`¦b°µ¨M©w¡A¤ñ¦p§Ù·Ï¡C
|
480.
Don't shilly-shally.
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|
Traveling ®È¹C
481.
Do you like traveling?
§A³ßÅw®È¹C¶Ü¡H
|
482.
Yes, I've just come back from
¬Oªº¡A§Úè±qĬ®æÄõ¦^¨Ó¡C
|
483.
How did you get there?
§A«ç»ò¥hªº¡H
|
484.
I got there by plane.
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|
485.
Where did you visit?
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|
486.
I only had time to visit
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|
487.
How did you like it?
§A³ßÅw¨º¨à¶Ü¡H
|
488.
It's fantastic.
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|
489.
Why did you go there?
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|
490.
I went there on business.
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|
491.
And do you have friends there?
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|
492.
Yes, a lot of friends.
¬Oªº¡A«Ü¦h¡C
|
493.
You must have enjoyed yourself.
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|
494.
Yes, and I took many pictures.
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|
495.
Please let me see them.
Åý§Ú¬Ý¬Ý¡C
|
About
Shopping Ãö©óÁʪ«
496.
Will you go shopping with me?
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|
497.
Here's your change.
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|
498.
I'll go to pick up some odds and ends at the store.
§Ún¨ì°Ó©±¶R¨Ç¹s¸HªºªF¦è¡C
|
499.
Excuse me, would you tell me where I can get some butter?
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|
500.
May I have a look at the watch?
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|
501.
May I try it on?
§Ú¯à¸Õ¸Õ¶Ü¡H
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502.
This is too small to me. Do you have a bigger one?
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|
503.
Do you have any more colors?
¦³§OªºÃC¦â¶Ü¡H
|
504.
What's your size?
§A¬ï¦h¤j¤Ø¤o¡H
|
505.
It suits you.
¯S§O¾A¦X§A¡C
|
506.
It's too expensive for me.
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|
507.
Can you come down a bit?
¥i¥H¦A«K©yÂI¶Ü¡H
|
508.
I'll take it.
§Ú¶R¤F¡C
|
509.
How much is it?
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|
510.
How much do I have to pay?
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|
In
The Restaurant À\À]¶iÀ\
511.
What would you like to eat?
§A·Q¦YÂI¤°»ò¡H
|
512.
Are you ready to order?
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|
513.
I'd like some steak and bread.
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|
514.
What would you like for dessert?
§An¤°»ò²¢ÂI¡H
|
515.
I'll have some ice cream.
§Ún¦B²N²O¡C
|
516.
Do you want some fruit?
§An¤ôªG¶Ü¡H
|
517.
Yes, please. I want an apple.
¬Oªº¡A§Ún¤@ÓÄ«ªG¡C
|
518.
Anything to drink?
³ÜÂI¤°»ò¡H
|
519.
A small glass of whisky, please.
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|
520.
Here is your food.
§Aªºµæ¨Ó¤F¡C
|
521.
Bring me the bill please.
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|
522.
Can I pay by check or credit card?
§Ú¯à¥Î¤ä²¼©Î«H¥Î¥d¶Ü¡H
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523.
Sorry, we only take cash.
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524.
Here you are.
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|
525.
Here is your change.
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|
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526.
I'm free tonight.
§Ú¤µ±ß¦³ªÅ¡C
|
527.
Shall we go to the cinema?
§ÚÌ¥h¬Ý¹q¼v¦n¶Ü¡H
|
528.
Do you know what's on tonight?
§Aª¾¹D¤µ¤Ñ¤Wºt¤°»ò¡H
|
529.
May I ask you for a dance?
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|
530.
With pleasure.
«Üºa©¯¡C
|
531.
Sorry, I'm engaged.
¹ï¤£°_¡A§Ú¦³¬ù¦b¥ý¤F¡C
|
532.
What about another dance?
¦A¸õ¤@¦±¦n¶Ü¡H
|
533.
You're a good dancer.
§A»R¸õ±o¯u¦n¡C
|
534.
What's on Channel 8 now?
²Ä8ÀW¹D²{¦b¼½¤°»ò¸`¥Ø¡H
|
535.
I don't know. You may look in the TV Guide.
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|
536.
Let's see what else is on.
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537.
Did you see the special last night?
¬Q±ß§A¬Ý¯S§O¸`¥Ø¤F¶Ü¡H
|
538.
I don't want to see any more of this TV show.
§Ú¤£·Q¦A¬Ý³oÓ¹qµø¸`¥Ø¤F¡C
|
539.
Can we change the channel?
¯à´«ÓÀW¹D¶Ü¡H
|
540.
I want to see the weather.
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|
Appointments ¬ù·|
541.
I'd like to make an appointment with Mrs. Green.
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|
542.
She's free on Friday and Saturday.
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|
543.
Sorry, can I see her before Friday?
¹ï¤£°_¡A§Ú¯à¶g¤¤§«e¨£¦o¶Ü¡H
|
544.
Let me see. She has 30 minutes Tuesday afternoon.
Åý§Ú¬d¬d¡A¦o¶g¤G¤U¤È¦³30¤ÀÄÁ¡C
|
545.
At what time?
¤°»ò®É¶¡¡H
|
546.
From 4 to 5.
¥|ÂI¨ì¤ÂI¡C
|
547.
All right.
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|
548.
So you'll come then. Please phone in if you can't make it.
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|
549.
I have an interview this afternoon.
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550.
I can come any time except Sunday.
°£¬P´Á¤Ñ¥~§Ú³£¯à¨Ó¡C
|
551.
You can reach me at 2371-5520.
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|
552.
He phoned to cancel the meeting.
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|
553.
Please call me before you come.
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|
554.
Please make an appointment with my secretary.
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|
555.
I have to change my appointment from Monday to Thursday.
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|
Seeing
A Doctor ¬ÝÂå¥Í
556.
What's your trouble?
§A¦³¤°»ò¤£µÎªA¡H
|
557.
How long have you had it?
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|
558.
I should say you've caught a cold.
§Ú¬Ý§A·P«_¤F¡C
|
559.
You need an injection.
§A»Ýn¥´°w¡C
|
560.
Is it serious?
§Úªº¯fÄY«¶Ü¡H
|
561.
Do I need to be hospitalized?
§Ú»Ýn¦í°|¶Ü¡H
|
562.
Have you seen the doctor?
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|
563.
What did the doctor say?
Âå¥Í«ç»ò»¡¡H
|
564.
Jack is up and about now.
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565.
The doctor says that I should take quinine.
Âå¥Í»¡§ÚÀ³¸ÓªA¥Î«¶¹ç(§Üh¯e¥ÎÃÄ)¡C
|
566.
What sort of medicine do you take?
§A¦Yªº¬O¤°»òÃÄ¡H
|
567.
The doctor says that I should not eat anything oily.
Âå¥Í»¡§Ú¤£¯à¦Yªo¿°ªºªF¦è¡C
|
568.
I had a shot of penicillin.
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|
569.
You have to be operated on.
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|
570.
He gave me a chest X-ray and took my blood pressure.
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Making
A Phone call ¥´¹q¸Ü
571.
Hello. May I speak to Mr. Green?
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|
572.
Just a moment.
µ¥¤@·|¨à¡C
|
573.
Hold on.
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574.
He's not in. May I take a message for him?
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|
575.
Yes, please.
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|
576.
Would you answer the phone please?
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|
577.
I want to make a long distance call.
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|
578.
This is Mary Speaking.
§Ú¬Oº¿ÄR¡C
|
579.
Would you tell Mr. Green that I called?
§A¯à§i¶D®æ
|
580.
I must have dialed a wrong number.
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|
581.
I couldn't get through.
§Ú¥´¤£³q¡C
|
582.
I have to hang up now.
§Ú±o±¾¹q¸Ü¤F¡C
|
583.
Would you call back tomorrow?
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|
584.
There's something wrong with the phone.
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|
585.
I tried to call you, but the line was busy.
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|
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Mail Ãö©ó¶l¬F
586.
I have received a letter from my cousin.
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|
587.
I haven't heard from him for a long time.
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|
588.
Send a postcard to me when you arrive in
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|
589.
I put some photographs in the envelope.
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|
590.
He hasn't answered my letter yet.
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|
591.
My mother mailed me a parcel.
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592.
We keep in touch with each other by Email since he left
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593.
Don't forget to put stamps on your letter.
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|
594.
How long does it take for a letter to get to
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|
595.
You've got an express mail.
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|
596.
To make it fast, you can send a fax.
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|
597.
My mother has sent me a registered letter, I guess she has something
important to tell me.
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598.
I find my name on the blackboard. I must have got a remittance.
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|
599.
Do you want to airmail it or not?
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600.
I drop the letter into the mailbox in front of the Post Office.
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About Feelings •´z·P¨ü
601.
You look radiant tonight.
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|
602.
It was a terrible experience.
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|
603.
I am on top of the world.
§Ú°ª¿³¨ì¤F·¥ÂI¡C
|
604.
The dinner was wonderful.
±ßÀ\´Î·¥¤F¡C
|
605.
The Christmas tree is beautiful.
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|
606.
What a boring movie it is!
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|
607.
How can he give us such a tedious lecture!
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|
608.
How fragrant the flowers are!
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|
609.
The party is making too much noise.
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|
610.
You look beauty in that dress.
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|
611.
The coat doesn't suit you.
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|
612.
His flattery makes me sick.
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|
613.
We had a good time.
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614.
We enjoyed ourselves very much.
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615.
I am bored to death.
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For A House ´M§ä¦í©Ð
616.
This house is for rent.
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|
617.
It's really a bargain.
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618.
I want to rent a furnished house.
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|
619.
That house is for sale. It has central heating.
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620.
What kind of furniture do you like?
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|
621.
This is a rather old house. It needs painting.
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622.
I want an apartment with two bedrooms and a kitchen.
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623.
The houses downtown are very expensive.
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|
624.
How much is the rent for a month?
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|
625.
I feel at home living here. The landlady is very kind to me.
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|
626.
We have a few kitchen things and a dining room set.
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627.
There's no gas range in the kitchen, but you can use the electric stove.
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628.
There is a shower in the bathroom.
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629.
I have a dog, but it's very quiet.
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630.
The room has a big closet. You can put your baggage in it.
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631.
What will you wear for the party?
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|
632.
I'll wear my blue dress.
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633.
Don't you think it's too formal?
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634.
Why? What will you wear?
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|
635.
Just my shirt and jeans.
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636.
You should have your suit cleaned and ironed.
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|
637.
You'd better put on your jacket. It's cold outside.
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638.
The blouse no longer fits me.
³o¥óŨ¦ç¤£¦A¦X§Ú¨¤F¡C
|
639.
My son has outgrown these trousers.
§Ú¨à¤l¤w¸gªøªº¬ï¤£¤F³o±ø¿Ç¤l¤F¡C
|
640.
The shoes are worn-out.
³o¾c¤w¸g¤£¯à¬ï¤F¡C
|
641.
I don't like wearing the uniform.
§Ú¤£³ßÅw¬ï¨îªA¡C
|
642.
Do you want to change before the banquet?
®b·|«e§A·Q´«¦çªA¶Ü¡H
|
643.
Your shoe lace is loose.
§Aªº¾c±aÃP¤F¡C
|
644.
You forgot to fasten the collar buttons.
§A§Ñ¤Fô¾c±a¡C
|
645.
Take off your hat. It doesn't fit.
¨ú¤U§Aªº´U¤l¡A¥¦¤£¾A¦X§A¡C
|
Expressing
Different Opinions ªí¹F¤£¦PªºÆ[ÂI
646.
He is a very creative student.
¥L¬Oӫܦ³³Ð³y¤Oªº¾Ç¥Í¡C
|
647.
What you have said about this is very interesting.
§A©Ò»¡ªº«Ü¦³·N«ä¡C
|
648.
I cannot agree with you on this point.
¦b³o¤@ÂI¤W¡A§Ú¤£¯à¦P·N§Aªº·N¨£¡C
|
649.
You've got the point.
§A§ì¦í¤F°ÝÃDªº¹ê½è¡C
|
650.
That's the point.
³o¥¿¬O°ÝÃDªºÃöÁä¡C
|
651.
The whole class is in a heated discussion.
¥þ¯Z¦P¾Ç¥¿¦b¼ö¯P°Q½×¡C
|
652.
Let's just run through the arguments for and against.
§Ų́Ӭݤ@¤UÃÙ¦¨©M¤Ï¹ïªº²z¥Ñ¡C
|
653.
Please sum up what you said just now.
½Ð§â§Aè¤~»¡ªºÁ`µ²¤@¤U¡C
|
654.
Has anybody else anything to say on this?
Ãö©ó³oÂI¡A½ÖÁÙ¦³¤°»ò§Oªºn»¡¶Ü¡H
|
655.
Does anybody share David's opinion?
¦³½Ö¦P·N¤j½ÃªºÆ[ÂI¶Ü¡H
|
656.
Is there any evidence to support what you have said?
¦³¤°»òÃÒ¾Ú¥i¥H¤ä´©§Aªº»¡ªk¶Ü¡H
|
657.
Well, it depends.
³o±oµø±¡ªp¦Ó©w¡C
|
658.
I don't think it's necessary for us to discuss this question any further.
§Ú·Q§Ų́S¦³¥²n¶i¤@¨B°Q½×³oÓ°ÝÃD¡C
|
659.
There are always two sides to everything.
¨C¥ó¬O³£¦³¨â±©Ê¡C
|
660.
Finally, we came to an agreement.
³Ì«á§Ú̹F¦¨¤F¤@P¡C
|
About
Things In The future ¦Ò¼{±N¨Ó¥i¯à±q¨Æªº¬¡°Ê
661.
I want to be a journalist after graduation.
²¦·~«á§Ú·Q·í°OªÌ¡C
|
662.
If it doesn't rain tomorrow, we'll have a picnic.
¦pªG©ú¤Ñ¤£¤U«B¡A§ÚÌ´N¥h³¥À\¡C
|
663.
As soon as he comes, we'll let him know.
¥L¤@¨Ó¡A§ÚÌ´N§i¶D¥L¡C
|
664.
You can stay as long as you pay the rent on time.
¥un§A«ö®É¥æ©Ð¯²¡A§A´N¯à¦í³o¨à¡C
|
665.
When she leaves, he'll cry for a day.
·í¦o¨«®É¡A¥L·|ú¤@¾ã¤Ñ¡C
|
666.
She will go into business when she likes to.
¦o·Q¸g°Ó®É´N·|¥h¸g°Ó¡C
|
667.
I'll leave for
¦pªG§Ú¤µ¤Ñ§¹¦¨¤u§@¡A§Ú´N·|¥hÛ´°¡C
|
668.
I'll work for 5 years and then go back to school.
§Ú·|¤u§@¤¦~¡AµM«á·|¾Ç®Õ¡C
|
669.
He will become a writer if he goes on doing well in
writing.
¦pªG¥L¤´¼gªº³o»ò¦nªº¸Ü¡A¥L±N¦¨¬°¤@Ó§@®a¡C
|
670.
I hope he will meet me at the airport.
§Ú§Æ±æ¥L¯à¨ì¾÷³õ±µ§Ú¡C
|
671.
I'm thinking of quitting the job.
§Ú¦b¦Ò¼{Ã㾡C
|
672.
I plan to learn photography.
§Ú¥´ºâ¾ÇÄá¼v¡C
|
673.
What do you say if we have to have a party this weekend?
§Ú̶g¥½¶}Ó¬£¹ï¡A§Aı±o«ç»ò¼Ë¡H
|
674.
She will certainly remain single.
¦oªÖ©w·|«O«ù¿W¨¡C
|
675.
He will probably follow in his father's footsteps.
¥L¥i¯à·|Ä~©Ó¤÷·~¡C
|
Things
That Might Have Happened ¥i¯àµo¥Íªº¨Æ
676.
I would have had a much better holiday if I had stayed at
home.
§Ún¬O«Ý¦b®a¸Ìªº¸Ü¡A°²´Á·|¦n¹Lªº¦h¡C
|
677.
What have you been doing since I saw you last time?
¦Û±q§Ú¤W¦¸¨£¨ì§A¥H«á§A³£¦b°µ¤°»ò¡H
|
678.
If I had got enough money yesterday, I would have bought that tape.
¦pªG§Ú¬Q¤Ñ¿ú°÷ªº¸Ü¡A§Ú´N¶R¤F¨º±²¿ý¼v±a¤F¡C
|
679.
Looking back on it, I think I shouldn't have given up the contest so
easily.
¦^¹LÀY¨Ó¬Ý¡A§Ú·Q§Ú¤£À³¸Ó¦p¦¹»´©öªº©ñ±ó¨º¦¸¤ñÁÉ¡C
|
680.
Had I taken a taxi, I wouldn't have been late.
¦pªG§Ú¥´ªº¥hªº¸Ü´N¤£·|¿ð¨ì¤F¡C
|
681.
Even if you take the exam again, you won't pass it.
´Nºâ¦A¦Ò¤@¦¸§A¤]³q¤£¹L¡C
|
682.
Even if you had given him much more money, he might not have paid off the
debt.
´Nºâ§Aµ¹¤F¥L§ó¦hªº¿ú¡A¥L¤]ÁÙ¤£²M¶Å°È¡C
|
683.
What would you have done if you hadn't gone out for a picnic yesterday?
¦pªG§A¬Q¤Ñ¨S¦³¥X¥h³¥À\ªº¸Ü¡C§A·|°µ¤°»ò¡H
|
684.
I wish I had told him the truth.
§Ú¯u§Æ±æ§Ú§â¯u¬Û§i¶D¤F¥L¡C
|
685.
I wish you hadn't cheated me.
§Ú§Æ±æ§A¨S¦³´ÛÄF§Ú¡C
|
686.
If it had been fine, we would have gone to the park.
¦pªG¤Ñ®ð¦nªº¸Ü¡A§ÚÌ´N¥h¤½¶é¤F¡C
|
687.
Would he have seen you if he hadn't waved to him?
¦pªG§A¨S¦³´Â¥L´§¤â¡A¥L¯à¬Ý¨£§A¶Ü¡H
|
688.
You should have studied much harder.
§A¥»À³¸Ó§ó§V¤Oªº¾Ç²ß¡C
|
689.
I had thought about arguing with the teacher about that, but I didn't have
enough courage.
§Ú¥»·Q
|
690.
I had thought about living with my grandparents when my parents went
abroad last year.
·í§Úªº¤÷¥À¥h¦~¥X°êªº®ÉÔ¡A§Ú¥»·Q©M§Úªº¯ª¤÷¥À¦í¦b¤@°_¡C
|
Talking
About Likes And Dislikes ¸ß°Ý³ßÅw©M¤£³ßÅwªº¨Æ
691.
What's your favorite sport?
§A³Ì³ßÅw¤°»ò¹B°Ê¡H
|
692.
I like football best.
§Ú³Ì³ßÅw¨¬²y¡C
|
693.
Football is my favorite.
¨¬²y¬O§Ú³Ì³ßÅwªº¡C
|
694.
Which do you prefer, fishing or mountain-climbing?
³¨³½©Mµn¤s¡A§A§ó³ßÅwþ¤@Ó¡H
|
695.
Neither.
¤@Ó³£¤£³ßÅw¡C
|
696.
What do you like best, apples, pears, or bananas?
Ä«ªG¡A±ù¡A»¿¼¡A§A³Ì³ßÅwþÓ¡H
|
697.
He's crazy about Michael Jordan.
¥LºÆ¨g³ß·RÁÚ§J¡E³ì¤¦¡C
|
698.
She hates boxing.
¦o°Q¹½®±À»¡C
|
699.
She is sick of watching boxing.
¦o¤£³ßÅw¬Ý®±À»¡C
|
700.
She has good taste in clothes.
¦o¹ïªA¸Ë«Ü¦³«~¨ý¡C
|
701.
What do you like to do in your spare time?
ªÅ¶¢®É§A³ßÅw°µ¤°»ò¡H
|
702.
I like collecting stamps.
§Ú³ßÅw¦¬¶°¶l²¼¡C
|
703.
I prefer tea to coffee.
©M©@°Ø¬Û¤ñ¡A§Ú§ó³ßÅw¯ù¡C
|
704.
What do you dislike most about this movie?
³o³¡¹q¼v§A³Ì¤£³ßÅw¤°»ò¡H
|
705.
I would rather sleep than watch this movie.
§Ú±¡Ä@ºÎı¤]¤£¬Ý³o³¡¹q¼v¡C
|
Putting
Forward Your Own Opinions ´£¥X¦Û¤vªº·Qªk
706.
You should take the advice of your teacher.
§A
|
707.
That's just what I was looking for.
¨º¥¿¬O§Ú©Ò´Á«Ýªº¡C
|
708.
It might be, I suppose.
§Ú·Q¥i¯à¬O³o¼Ë¡C
|
709.
Good try, but not quite right.
¬Oӫܦnªº¹Á¸Õ¡A¦ý¨Ã¤£§¹¥þ¥¿½T¡C
|
710.
That's rather disappointing.
¯u¬OÅý¤H¥¢±æ¡C
|
711.
In my opinion, your new coat is not worth so much money.
§Ú»{¬°§Aªº¥~®M¤£È±o³o»ò¦h¿ú¡C
|
712.
Would you mind not spitting everywhere?
¤£nÀH¦a¦R·ð¦n¶Ü¡H
|
713.
It's only a suggestion, you don't have to take it.
³o¥u¬O¤@Ó«ØÄ³¡A§A¥i¥H¤£Å¥¡C
|
714.
If you really want my advice I don't think you should quit
school.
¦pªG§A¯u·QÅ¥§Úªº·N¨£¡A§Ú»{¬°§A¤£¸Ó°h¾Ç¡C
|
715.
Thanks for your advice but I have to consider it myself.
ÁÂÁ§Aªº«ØÄ³¡A¦ý§Ú±o¦Û¤v·Q·Q¡C
|
716.
He does not pay attention to anybody. You are wasting your time.
¥L½Öªº¸Ü¤]¤£Å¥¡A§A¬O¦b®ö¶O®É¶¡¡C
|
717.
I am old enough to make up my own mind.
§Ú¤w¸gªø¤j¤F¡A¥i¥H¦Û¤v®³¥D·N¤F¡C
|
718.
Your work seems not perfect.
§Aªº¤u§@¬Ý°_¨Ó¨Ã¤£¥O¤Hº¡·N¡C
|
719.
What about your opinion?
§A«ç»ò·Q¡H
|
720.
I generally agree with you.
§Ú¤jÅé¤W¦P·N§Aªº¬Ýªk¡C
|
Asking
For Help ½Ð§O¤HÀ°¦£
721.
Would you open the door for me, please?
§A¯à´À§Ú¶}ªù¶Ü¡H
|
722.
With pleasure.
¼Ö·NÀ°¦£¡C
|
723.
Would you mind opening the window?
§A¤¶·N¶}µ¡¶Ü¡H
|
724.
Not at all.
¤@ÂI¨à¤]¤£¡C
|
725.
I wondered if you could buy me some pencils?
§Ú¤£ª¾¹D§A¬O§_¯à´À§Ú¶R¹]µ§¡H
|
726.
Sure.
·íµM¡C
|
727.
Would you be so kind as to lend me some money?
§A¯àɧڤ@ÂI¨à¿ú¶Ü¡H
|
728.
No problem. How much?
¨S°ÝÃD¡A§An¦h¤Ö¡H
|
729.
I hope I'm not bothering you.
§Ú§Æ±æ§Ú¨S¦³¥´ÂZ§A¡C
|
730.
I hope that will not cause you too much trouble.
§Ú§Æ±æ¨º¤£·|µ¹§A²K¤Ó¦h³Â·Ð¡C
|
731.
I really appreciate your help.
§Ú«D±`·PÁ§AªºÀ°§U¡C
|
732.
I don't want to put you to any trouble.
§Ú¤£·Q³Â·Ð§A¡C
|
733.
Excuse me, would you give me a hand?
¹ï¤£°_¡A§A¯àÀ°§ÚÓ¦£¶Ü¡H
|
734.
I'd be glad to help.
§Ú¼Ö·NÀ°¦£¡C
|
735.
Would you mind mailing this letter for me?
§A¯à´À§Ú±H³o«Ê«H¶Ü¡H
|
Getting
Ready For A Journey ·Ç³Æ®È¦æ
736.
I have so many things to do before I leave.
§Ú¨«¤§«eÁÙ¦³«Ü¦h¨Æ±¡n°µ¡C
|
737.
I have to drop by the bank to get some money.
§Ú±o¨ì»È¦æ¥h»â¿ú¡C
|
738.
Traveler's check's are very convenient for long-distance
travel.
®È¦æ¤ä²¼¹ï©óªø³~®È¦æ«Ü¤è«K¡C
|
739.
Do you have anything to declare?
§A¦³¤°»òªF¦èn¦V®üÃö¥Ó³øªº¶Ü¡H
|
740.
You have to apply for a passport in advance.
§A¥²¶·´£«e¥Ó½ÐÅ@·Ó¡C
|
741.
You don't have to pay any duty on personal belongings.
Ó¤Hª««~¤£»ÝnÃöµ|¡C
|
742.
Make it an hour and a half. We have to get more food.
µ¥¤@Ó¥b¤p®É§a¡A§ÚÌÁÙ±o¦h·Ç³Æ¨Ç¹ª«¡C
|
743.
Shall we ask Betty to join us?
§ÚÌÀ³¸Ó¥s¨©¸¦¤@°_¥h¶Ü¡H
|
744.
I put myself entirely in your hands.
§Ú¥þ·Ó§A»¡ªº¿ì¡C
|
745.
Can you tell me the phone number of the inquiry office?
±z¯à§i¶D§Ú¸ß°Ý³Bªº¹q¸Ü¸¹½X¶Ü¡H
|
746.
Do you like to take a local train or an express?
§A·Q§¤´¶³q¨®ÁÙ¬O¯S§Ö¡H
|
747.
I have bought a ticket for a sleeper.
§Ú¶R¤F±iª×¾Q²¼¡C
|
748.
Have you reserved your ticket?
§Aq²¼¤F¶Ü¡H
|
749.
I would never have thought of it if you hadn't mentioned it.
¦pªG¤£¬O§A´£°_ªº¸Ü¡A§ÚªÖ©w·Q¤£¨ì¡C
|
750.
I will see you off at the railway station.
§Ú·|¥h¾÷³õ°e§A¡C
|
Countries
And Nationalities °ê®a©M°êÄy
751.
Where are you from?
§A¨Ó¦Ûþ¸Ì¡H
|
752.
What's your nationality?
§A¬O¤°»ò°êÄy¡H
|
753.
What's your motherland?
§A¯ª°ê¬Oþ¸Ì¡H
|
754.
Are you a native Taiwanese?
§A¬O¤g¥Í¤gªøªº¥xÆW¤H¶Ü¡H
|
755.
What's the population of
¥xÆW¦³¦h¤Ö¤H¤f¡H
|
756.
How many provinces do you have?
§A̦³¦h¤ÖÓ¬Ù¡H
|
757.
What's the capital of your country?
¶Q°êº³£¬Oþ¸Ì¡H
|
758.
I come from
§Ú¨Ó¦Û¤é¥»¡C
|
759.
I was born in
§Ú¥X¥Í¦b¥xÆW¡A¦b¬ü°êªø¤j¡C
|
760.
My country has an area of 36,000 square kilometers.
§Ú°ê±¿n3600¥¤è¤½¨½¡C
|
761.
The capital of
¥xÆWº³£¬O¥x¥_¡C
|
762.
We have 21 counties and cities.
§Ú̦³21Ó¿¤¥«¡C
|
763.
My country is rich in natural resource.
§Ú°ê¦ÛµM¸ê·½Â×´I¡C
|
764.
That nation is famous for its tourism.
¨ºÓ°ê®a¥H®È¹C·~»D¦W¡C
|
765.
The biggest festival in my country is the Spring Festival.
§Ú°ê³Ì¤jªº¸`¤é¬O¬K¸`¡C
|
Geography
And Land Features ¦a²z©M¦a»ª
766.
Geographically, Taiwanis located in the Northern
Hemisphere.
±q¦a²z¦ì¸m¤W»¡¡A¥xÆW¦ì©ó¥_¥b²y¡C
|
767.
In this country, the weather is usually very awful.
¦b³oÓ°ê®a¡A¤Ñ®ð³q±`¤Q¤À´c¦H¡C
|
768.
It is a very beautiful country with many mountains.
³o¬O¤@Ó¦h¤sªº¬üÄR°ê«×¡C
|
769.
This country is famous for its beautiful lakes.
³oÓ°ê®a¥H¨ä¬üÄRªº´òªy¦Ó»D¦W©ó¥@¡C
|
770.
The land in this region is rather dry and parched.
³o¤ù¤g¦a¤Q¤À°®Àê¡C
|
771.
Along the northern coast of this continent, there are many crags.
ªu¸Ó¤j³°ªº¥_®ü©¤½u¤W¦³³\¦h®k¾À¡C
|
772.
In
¦b¤Ú¦è¡A¥j¦Ñªº´ËªL«O¦s¤Q¤À§¹¦n¡C
|
773.
Lumbering is very important in some underdeveloped countries.
¦b¤@¨Ç¤£µo¹Fªº°ê®a¡A¥ï¤ì·~¤Q¤À«n¡C
|
774.
The scenery is very beautiful in the small islands in the Pacific Oceans.
¤Ó¥¬v¤W¤@¨Ç¤p®qªº´º¦â¤Q¤ÀÀu¬ü¡C
|
775.
What kind of climate do you have in this country?
³oÓ°ê®aªº®ðÔ¦p¦ó¡H
|
776.
In the west of
¦b¬ü°ê¦è³¡¦³³\¦h°ª®p©M²`¨¦¡C
|
777.
Which one is the longest river in
¥xÆWþ±øªe¬y³Ìªø¡H
|
778.
Do you get much rain in summer?
³o¸Ì®L¤Ñ«B¤ô¦h¶Ü¡H
|
779.
Is the plain along the river good for farming?
ªe¯`ªº¥ì©ö©óµo®i¹A·~¶Ü¡H
|
780.
It's cold and foggy in
¦b¨C¦~ªº³oÓ®ÉÔ¡AÛ´°´H§N¦Ó¦hÃú¡C
|
School
And Education ¾Ç®Õ©M±Ð¨|
781.
Every one must receive 9 years of compulsory education.
¨C¤H¥²¶·±µ¨ü¤E¦~¸q°È±Ð¨|¡C
|
782.
Children enter primary school at the age of 7.
«Ä¤lÌ7·³¶i¤p¾Ç¡C
|
783.
Some students quit school to poverty.
¤@¨Ç¾Ç¥Í¦]³h§x¦Ó½ù¾Ç¡C
|
784.
There is fierce competition in the college Entrance
Examination.
¤j¾Ç¤J¾Ç¦Ò¸ÕÄvª§¿E¯P¡C
|
785.
He majored in Computers.
¥L¥D×¹q¸£¡C
|
786.
She is working for her double major in English and
Economics.
¦o¥¿¦b×^»y©M¸gÀÙÂù¾Ç¦ì¡C
|
787.
I graduated from Yale University 5 years ago.
¤¦~«e¡A§Ú±qC¾|¤j¾Ç²¦·~¡C
|
788.
It is desirable to apply to good schools.
¥Ó½Ð¦n¾Ç®Õ¬O¥O¤HÂQ©¹ªº¡C
|
789.
Mary is in her freshman year.
º¿ÄR¤j¾Ç¤@¦~¯Å¡C
|
790.
Lily is in collage now.
²ú²ú²{¦b¦b¤j¾Ç¡C
|
791.
Mike is already a junior.
ÁÚ§J¤w¸g¤j¾Ç¤T¦~¯Å¤F¡C
|
792.
As a senior, Peter is writing his thesis.
§@¬°¤j¾Ç¥|¦~¯Å¾Ç¥Í¡A©¼±o¥¿¦b¼g²¦·~½×¤å¡C
|
793.
Mr. Green is a member of the faculty.
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|
794.
In
¦b^°ê¡A¦³¦¨¤H¤j¾Ç¡C
|
795.
There are many training classes and night classes.
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|
About
Jobs Ãö©ó¤u§@
796.
What does your father do?
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|
797.
He is a doctor. He has his own practice.
¥L¬OÓÂå¥Í¡A¥L¦Û¤v¶}·~¡C
|
798.
Do you have any plan for your career?
§A¹ï¥¼¨Ó¦³¤°»òpµe¶Ü¡H
|
799.
I want to be a pilot of possible.
¦pªG¥i¯àªº¸Ü¡A§Ú·Q°µÓ¸¦æû¡C
|
800.
I hope that I can get a job with a good salary.
§Ú§Æ±æ¦³¤@¥÷°ª¦¬¤Jªº¤u§@¡C
|
801.
I have an interview next week.
§Ú¤U©Pn°Ñ¥[¦Ò¸Õ¡C
|
802.
Tom has opened his own business while his classmates are still slogging
away at school.
·í´ö©iªº¦P¾ÇÁÙ¦b¾Ç®ÕWۮɡA¥L¤w¸g¶}©l¤F¦Û¤vªº¨Æ·~¡C
|
803.
I like writing, but I wouldn't take it as my career.
§Ú³ßÅw¨ó§@¦ý¤£Ä@¥H¦¹¬°Â¾·~¡C
|
804.
I worked as an intern at that firm last summer.
¥h¦~®L¤Ñ§Ú¦b¨º®a°Ó¦æ¹ê²ß¡C
|
805.
He's a very young man though a little proud.
¥L¬Oӫܦ~»´ªº¤H¡A¦ý¬O¦³ÂIź¶Æ¡C
|
806.
He made a successful career in business.
¥Lªº°Ó°È¥Í²P¤Q¤À¦¨¥\¡C
|
807.
My cousin has just been promoted to the rank of major.
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|
808.
He is a manager of a famous corporation.
¥L¬O¤@®aµÛ¦W¤½¥qªº¸g²z¡C
|
809.
The statesman retired as the mayor of
¨º¦ì¬Fªv®a°h¥ð®É¬O¯Ã¬ù¥«¥«ªø¡C
|
810.
He was appointed president of the committee recently.
¥L³Ìªñ³Q¥ô©R¬°¨ºÓ²©R·|ªºÁ`µô¡C
|
Farms
And Factories ¹A³õ©M¤u¼t
811.
This area is noted for its rich soil.
³oÓ¦a°Ï¥H¤gÄ[ªÎ¨UµÛºÙ¡C
|
812.
The place is too stony for farming.
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|
813.
In the flat country, people grow wheat and raise cattle.
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814.
He has bought 10 tractors for the village.
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815.
What's the typical farm product in this region?
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816.
At this time of the year farmers begin to plow their fields.
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817.
Have you milked the cows?
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818.
Pile the hay in the corner.
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819.
What's the average yearly output of cars in your factory?
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820.
The meat packing industry is developing fast.
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821.
Farmers are having a bad time.
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822.
State-owned enterprises are getting out of difficulty.
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823.
How many workshops are there in your factory?
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824.
The computer industry is booming.
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825.
The information industry helps boost the global economy.
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About
Hobbies Ãö©ó·R¦n
826.
Do you have any hobbies?
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827.
What are you interested in?
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828.
What are your interests?
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829.
What do you do in your spare time?
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830.
How do you spend your evenings?
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831.
Lots of people like stamp collecting.
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832.
I am a Michael Jordan fan.
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833.
Does his film appeal to you?
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834.
Do you go on picnics?
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835.
I like English literature.
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836.
What's so interesting about football? We girls don't like it.
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837.
She has a particular interest in painting.
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838.
I often take my mind off my work by reading an interesting
novel.
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839.
He plays violin just for enjoyment.
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840.
Photography is an expensive hobby.
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Recreational
Activities ¥ð¶¢¬¡°Ê
841.
What's your favorite sport?
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842.
I like football.
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843.
What position do you play?
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844.
I'm a catcher.
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845.
Our team beat their team yesterday.
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846.
We are sure to beat them.
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847.
How many years have you been playing ping pong?
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848.
My favorite winter sport is skiing.
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849.
The basketball race is exciting.
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850.
I was on the track team 10 years ago.
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851.
I prefer fishing to swimming.
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852.
She is a member of the ski club.
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853.
The hardest thing to learn is to be a good loser.
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854.
My class went camping last summer.
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855.
He's good at lifting weights.
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About
Newspapers And Magazines Ãö©ó³ø¯ÈÂø»x
856.
I buy to a lot of magazine last year.
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857.
Tom reads newspapers in the afternoon.
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858.
What kind of newspapers do you read?
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859.
Newspapers and magazines keep me updated on current affairs.
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860.
What column do you like the best?
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861.
Which do you like better, the news or the editorial?
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862.
Do you read advertisements too?
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863.
I recommend to you Time and Newsweek. They are
excellent.
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864.
Fashion is a very popular magazine in
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865.
What's the circulation of this magazine?
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866.
Why don't you put an advertisement in the paper to sell that old
car?
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867.
I once took a part-time job delivering the Evening Post.
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868.
Have you read the article about the rescue of the hostage?
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869.
There was much news in the morning paper today.
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870.
My friend Tom is a reporter for the New York Times.
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Radio
And TV ¦¬µ¾÷©M¹qµø¾÷
871.
What channel are you watching now?
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872.
There's TV coverage of the NBA tournament.
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873.
Do you have a TV guide?
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874.
You'll be on air in two minutes.
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875.
Channel 5 is off the air now.
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876.
Turn up your radio please.
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877.
We can't get good pictures on our TV set.
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878.
Can this radio receive short-wave?
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879.
If you install an outside antenna, you will have better
reception.
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880.
Turn down the radio please.
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881.
We'll have a soap opera series on TV this week.
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882.
Please turn in next time.
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883.
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884.
You can see our program at short wave 37.5 MH.
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885.
There's too much noise.
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886.
What's your favorite music?
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887.
Do you often go to a concert?
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888.
I hate Jazz. It's too noisy.
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889.
Do you like pop music?
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890.
I have never heard the piece before, who wrote it?
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891.
What do you think of their skill?
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892.
I find classical concerts more to my liking than rock
concerts.
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893.
I've never read a more stirring story.
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894.
He has a passion for music.
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895.
I am most attracted by Dickens.
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896.
I never grow tired of novels though I read them everyday.
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897.
On Sundays I often spend some time reading in the
library.
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898.
What do think about this poem?
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899.
I like Shakespeare better than
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900.
How much do you know about the works of George Eliot?
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