日常實(shí)的用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話

　　遇到熟人時(shí)，我們可能很快就能打開話題與之對(duì)話，卻很難抓住結(jié)束對(duì)話的契機(jī)。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的日常實(shí)的用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話，供大家參閱!

　　日常實(shí)的用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Closing a conversation

　　Saying goodbye

　　1

　　A: Hei, Charlie, are you busy this evening?

　　B: Sorry, I’m afraid that I’ve got plan tonight.

　　A:What are you doing?

　　B: I’m going to my parents’ house for my father’s birthday.

　　A:How old is he today?

　　B: It’s his fifty years birthday.

　　A: Well, wish my happy birthday for me.

　　B:Sure, thanks. What are your plans for this evening?

　　A:I was just thinking of going to a movie tonight.

　　B: Well, if you can wait until tomorrow night, I’ll go with you then.

　　A: Sorry, I‘ve got people coming over tomorrow night.

　　B:Sounds like this weekend just isn’t get out for us.

　　A:Sounds that way. Maybe some other time then.

　　B:Sure. Hei, I’m sorry, but I’’ve got get going.

　　A:Yhea, me too, it’s just about time I made move

　　B:See, say my hello to your friends.

　　A:Like wise. See you later.

　　B:Bye.

　　2

　　A:That was a great dinner; I didn’t know you knew how to cook.

　　B:I’m glad you liked it, are you ready for dessert?

　　A:I don’t know, I’m pretty full. What are we having?

　　B:I made strawberry short cake.

　　A:Wow, That’s my favorite. Maybe I‘ll just have a small slice.

　　B:Would you like coffee or tea with that?

　　A:Oh, I’ll have a cup of Tea

　　B:Do you take cream or sugar with your tea?

　　A:Actually, could I have some milk with that?

　　B:Definitely. Would you like skim or home milk?

　　A:Skim please. That would be very nice. Thanks .

　　Oh, no, jana, I’m so sorry. But I’ve got to go.

　　B:What happened?

　　A:I’ve just got a message from my sister. Say she was in a car accident. I need to pick her out.

　　B:I’ll go with you. Where is she?

　　A: She’s on the am 40 near reading.

　　B:Is she alright?

　　A: I don’t know. She didn’t say. I’m so sorry about this.

　　B:Don’t worry. Family comes first. Come on. Let’s go.

　　A: Actually, I’ve only got two seater, I’ll have them going on.

　　B: OK, Just call me if you need any thing.

　　A:　I will. Thanks a lot.

　　日常實(shí)的用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：A good read

　　Dialogue one

　　G: What are you reading?

　　D: I am just reading an old book called, The Monkey King.

　　G: Do you mean the famous Chinese story?

　　D: No, it is based on the Chinese story. This is a piece of fiction by Timothy Mo.

　　G: Who is Timothy Mo? I've never heard of him before.

　　D: He is an amazing Brithish author from Oxford.

　　G: So, he is not Chinese?

　　D: Well, sort of. His father is Cantonese and his mother is British.

　　G: Has he written any other books?

　　D: Yes, he wrote An Insular Possession and Sour Sweet.

　　G: What's " The Monkey King "about?

　　D: It is a novel about domestic tyranny and revolt. The protagonist goes from being very wealthy to having next to nothing. but like the Monkey King from Chinese legend, he manages to survive.

　　G:That sounds interesting.Where does the story take place?

　　D:Mostly in HongKong

　　G: Would you recommend it to me?

　　D: So far, I would, but I haven't read the ending yet. I find that the last few chapters usually make or break a good book.

　　G: Well, let me know when you finish, I am always on the lookout for a good book to read.

　　D: Sure thing.

　　Dialogue two

　　D: What was your favourite story as a child?

　　G:When I was really little, I loved the stories "Runaway Bunny" and " Goodnight, Moon"

　　D: Who are the authors of those books?

　　G:I am not sure. I haven't read them in a long time. Afterall, they are just children's books

　　D:Do you still have a copy of them?

　　G: yes, i think I have them packed away in a box in my parent's home. What about you? what was your favourite book as a child?

　　D: I don't know. I think it would have to be the Dr. Seuss book, " Green Eggs and ham"

　　G: That's a good one, He has a very unique style of writing.

　　D: Yes,It's sort of a mix between poetry and fiction.

　　G: Do you like to read?

　　D:I've always loved reading. I usually read at least two or three books a month. What about you?

　　G: I love reading, but it's difficult to find the time to finish a book. what are you reading at the moment?

　　D:I actually just finfished a Stephen King novel. I couldn't put it down.

　　G: His novels are fantastic. I have a few at home; I'll bring them over for you later.

　　日常實(shí)的用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話：Going to a Theatre

　　Dialogue1

　　Alexa: I was thinking that maybe we could go see a play

　　this weekend.

　　Cooper: What's on?

　　A: There's a new musical at the Orpheum theatre this month.

　　C: I don't really care for musicals.

　　Are there any Shakespeare plays on?

　　A: There's just A Midsummer Night's Dream on at the Poseidon.

　　But, we just saw that last year.

　　C: What's playing at the Caldonion Theatre?

　　A: I think that's where a famous Italian opera singer

　　will be appearing tonight in The Magic Flute.

　　C: We could go to see that. Do you think there are any tickets left?

　　A: I thought you didn't like musical performances?

　　C: No, I said that I don't like musicals, but I do like operas.

　　They're different.

　　A: I see. I heard it's supposed to be a great performance.

　　C: Maybe we should invite Meg and Aaron to go with us.

　　I remember once that they said they love operas.

　　A: That's a good idea. We haven't seen them in a while.

　　That would be fun. C: I'll give them a call tonight after dinner.

　　A: And then I'll call for tickets.

　　C: We make a great team, don't we?

　　Dialogue2

　　c: So, are you enjoying the performance so fur?

　　A: Well, the costumes and the set are marvellous,

　　but the acting is a bit stiff. What do you think?

　　C: I think you're being a bit critical.

　　The actor in the lead role is fantastic.

　　I suppose the chorus could be a bit better, though.

　　A: Do you know anyone in the play?

　　C : Actually, the woman playing Ophelia IS a past classmate of mine.

　　A: Really? Is that why you wanted to come to the play?

　　C: That's only a part of it. I absolutely adore this director.

　　Every play he works on turns out great.

　　A: So you've seen other plays that he's directed?

　　C: Quite a few actually. By the way, after the play,

　　there's always a big party for the cast and their friends.

　　My friend has invited us. Do you want to go?

　　A: Sure, I'd love to meet the cast! Have you ever been in a play?

　　C: I've never had a part in a play before,

　　but I used to be a part of the stage crew in high school.

　　A: What did you do?

　　C: I helped build the sets and find props for the plays.

　　What about you? A: I once helped out with costumes,

　　but I didn't enjoy it very much.

　　C: Why not?

　　A: I spent over three weeks sewing sequins on a coat.

　　C: -That sounds kind of boring. Oh, look.

　　They're dimming the lights. I think we should get back to our seats

　　for the second half of the play.