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各种场合中最常用的口语
1. I’m happy to meet you.
2. I like your sense of humor.
3. I’m glad to see you again.
4. I’ll call you.
5. I feel like sleeping/taking a walk.
6. I want something to eat.
7. I need your help.
8. I would like to talk to you for a minute.
9. I have a lot of problems.
10. I hope our dreams come true.
11. I’m looking forward to seeing you.
12. I see what your mean.
13. I can’t do this.
14. Let me explain why I was late.
15. What is your plan?
16. Are you sure you can come by at time?
17. Am I allowed to stay out past 10?
18. Tom’s birthday is this week.
19. Would you care to see it/ sit down for a while?
20. Could you do me a big favor?
21. Did you hear about the new project?
22. Let’s get together for lunch.
23. How did you do on your test?
24. Do you think you can come?
25. How was your weekend?
26. He is used to eating out all the times.
27. I’m getting a new computer for birthday present.
28. How about if we go tomorrow instead?
29. How do you want to your steak?
30. How did Mary make all of her money?
31. How should I tell him the bad news?
32. How long will it take to get to your house?
33. How long have you been here?
34. I’m sorry that you didn’t get the job.
35. I’m afraid that it’s not going to work out.
36. I guess I could come over.
37. I know what you want.
38. Is that why you don’t want to go home?
39. Would you help me with the report?
40. I didn’t know he was the richest person in the world.
41. I take it you don’t agree.
42. I tried losing weight, but nothing worked.
43. It’s doesn’t make any sense to get up so early.
44. It took years of hard work to speak good English.
45. I wonder if they can make it.
46. It’s not as cold/hot as it was yesterday.
47. It sounds like you enjoyed it.
48. Is everything under control?
49. I thought you could do a better job.
50. The show is supposed to be good.
51. It really depends on who is in charge.
52. It involves a lot of hard work.
53. That might be in your favor.
54. I didn’t realize how much this meant to you.
55. I didn’t mean to offend you.
56. I was wondering if you were doing anything this weekend.
57. May I have your attention, please
58. Thanks for taking me the movie.
59. I am too tired to speak.
60. Would you tell me your phone number?
Having a call
*Beginning:
1. Hello, is this 36850200?
2. I’d like to speak to Mr. Wang.
3. I am sorry, Mr. Wang is out right now.
4. May I know when he will back?
5. This is his wife speaking.
6. Can I have a message for him?
7. May I ask your name, please?
8. Is he available?
9. I’ll just find out for you.
10. Hello. are you still there?
*Somebody is not here now
1. Beijing Trading Company. May I help you?
2. Is that Bob Zhong, or John Zhong?
3. I’m sorry, he isn’t in the office now.
4. Do you have any idea when he will be back?
5. I have no idea (when he will be back).
6. Can you ask him to call me when he comes back?
7. It’s urgent.
8. I’m sorry but he’s in Shanghai on business.
9. Probably sometime tomorrow.
10. Is there anyone else who can help me?
*Waiting and Call back
1. Yes, you have the right number.
2. Please contact me with Mr. Lee.
3. Who is calling, please?
4. Are you still on the line?
5. I’m sorry, but he has a visitor right now.
6. Could you hold a little longer?
7. Or shall I put you through to his secretary?
8. Shall I tell him you called?
9. Well, actually, I’d rather call back later.
10. When is a good time to call?
*Leave word:
1. I’m sorry, he is on another line now;
2. Would you care to hold?
3. Could you take a message, please?
4. I’ll give him the message.
5. Anything else?
6. That’s all. Thank you for trouble taken.
7. I’m sorry, but he is out of the office right now.
8. When will he be back?
9. I wonder if you could give Mr. Wang a message for me?
10. Just a minute. I’ll get a pen.
*Send word
1. Yes, I’ll go to get him.
2. I’m so glad I’ve got hold of you at last.
3. Were you trying to get in touch with me, peter?
4. I’m off today.
5. Listen, Mike, I’ve got news for you.
6. You don’t know me, but this is Garl Mattews.
7. I’m calling on behalf of Dave Kennedy.
8. So he gave me your telephone number and let me give you a call.
9. And what time would suit you best?
10. You can call us from the lobby and we’ll come down.
*Long Distance Tel
1. Hello. Overseas operator.
2. I’d like to make a collect call to Japan.
3. Country code 81, area code 138, and the number is 864-8972.
4. I wonder if I could make a long distance call?
5. You can call direct if you like.
6. Could you please tell me the international prefix and the country code for Australia?
7. …and then dial the city code and the number.
8. Dial with the international code that is 00.
9. What time do the special rate apply?
10. I wonder if I can charge this call to my hotel room.
*Dial wrong number
1. I beg you pardon? Miss who?
2. I’m sorry, but I don’t know that name.
3. You must have the wrong number.
4. Come on. I know Anna’s there. Let me talk to her.
5. There’s no one named Anna here.
6. Are you sure you have the right name?
7. What number are you trying to dial?
8. I’d like to make a person-to-person call to Beijing China.
9. No one lives here by that name.
10. I’m sorry. I dialed the wrong number.
*Extension; the line is busy
1. How may I direct you call?
2. Could I have extension 239,please?
3. I’m sorry the number’s engaged.
4. The line is free now. I’ll put you through.
5. Whom am I speaking to, please?
6. Do you mind if I use your phone?
7. I got the busy signals.
8. I’d like the extension 4130, please.
9. The number is busy now.
10. Well, it’s ringing; go ahead, please.
*Tel. Malfunction
1. The connection war bad.
2. There was a lot of echo and I couldn’t hear well.
3. I’ll connect you again.
4. I’ve just been disconnected from a number.
5. Could you speak a little louder, please?
6. There’s a bad connection.
7. And now there’s no answer.
8. Could you tell me if there’s something wrong with my phone?
9. I doubt if it’s your phone.
10. There may be a fault on the line.
11. I’ll tell our engineers about it.
*Over Calling
1. I am sorry. I am not free right now.
2. I’m calling to ask you some question about Jim, you know him, don’t you?
3. Oh, Mary, I’d better go now.
4. Sorry, I have to say “good-bye”.
5. Ok, I will let you get back to your work.
6. I’ll call you again later, ok?
7. Call me at home.
8. Certainly, I’ll make sure he gets your message.
9. I’ll think about it and call you back soon.
*Enquiry the surrounding
1. Could you recommend a nice restaurant near here?
2. I want to a restaurant with reasonable price.
3. I’d like a quiet restaurant.
4. I’d like a restaurant with cheerful atmosphere.
5. Could you recommend that kind of restaurant?
6. Where is the main area for restaurant?
7. Is there a Chinese restaurant around here?
8. Are there any inexpensive restaurants near here?
9. Do you know of any restaurants open now?
10. I’d like to have some local food.
11. Where is the nearest Italian restaurant?
*Prearrange
1. Do I need a reservation?
2. I’d like to reserve a table for three.
3. We are a group of six.
4. We will come around eight o’clock.
5. How can I get there?
6. I’d like to reserve at table for two at seven tonight.
7. I’m sorry. We have so many guests this evening.
8. How long is the wait?
9. Nine o’clock should be OK.
10. What do you have for today’s special?
11. We’d like a table with a view of garden.
12. It’s ok. You name, please.
13. Do you have a dress code?
14. Could the ladies wear formal dresses?
15. Could the ladies wear formal dresses?
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