英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)文章練習(xí)
隨著中國(guó)對(duì)外經(jīng)濟(jì)與貿(mào)易的迅速發(fā)展,英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)能力日益重要。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編帶來(lái)的英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)文章練習(xí),歡迎閱讀!
英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)文章練習(xí)1
Unit 20 Private Transportation
專 用 交 通 工 具
Part One: Expressions
1. I didn’t know you biked to work.
我不知道你騎自行車上班。
2. How far is it?
有多遠(yuǎn)?
3. It takes me about an hour.
我要花大概一個(gè)小時(shí)。
4. You’re doing your part for the environment by using public transportation, too.
使用公交車也算是為環(huán)境盡了一點(diǎn)自己的力量。
5. It helps keep me fit.
這有助于我保持體形。
6. I finally got rid of that old Nissan that got me through college.
我最終擺脫了大學(xué)時(shí)代用的舊尼桑(車)。
7. How much did you pay?
你要花多少錢(qián)?
8. Does that mean you’re not going to take the train to work anymore?
這是否意味著你不再坐火車上班了?
9. What to go for a ride?
想出去兜兜風(fēng)嗎?
10. Come on.
來(lái)吧。
Part Two: Dialogues
1. Bikes自行車
A: Hey, Jim. I didn’t know you biked to work.
B: Yeah, it helps keep me fit and helps the environment, too.
A: One less car on the road means less pollution.
B: Right. Since my work is near a park, it’s a really nice ride, too.
A: How far is it?
B: Oh, about 10 miles. It takes me about an hour.
A: That doesn’t sound too bad. I wish I could do it, but I work in the city. So I take the train.
B: You’re doing your part for the environment by using public transportation, too.
A: True. Well, see you tomorrow.
B: See you.
A: 嘿,吉姆。我可不知道你騎自行車上班。
B: 是這樣。他可以幫助我保持體形,同時(shí)也有利于環(huán)境。
A: 馬路上車少也意味著污染更少。
B: 是呀。我上班的地方挨著公園,騎車是件很愜意的事情。
A: 有多遠(yuǎn)。
B: 哦,大概10英里。花大概1個(gè)小時(shí)。
A: 那還不至于太糟糕。我希望我也可以這樣,可是我在市區(qū)上班,所以坐火車去。
B: 使用公交車也算是為環(huán)境盡了一點(diǎn)你自己的力量。
A: 這倒是。好了,明天見(jiàn)。
B: 再見(jiàn)。
2. Private Cars 私人汽車
A: Hey, John. Nice car.
B: Thanks. I finally got rid of that old Nissan that got me through college.
A: What is this, the new Ford?
B: No, it’s last year’s model.
A: True. How much did you pay?
B: ,500. It only has 10,000 miles on it, so it’s like a new car.
A: Does that mean you’re not going to take the train to work anymore?
B: Well, sometimes, I think it’ll be nice to drive to work instead. We’ll see. Want to go for a ride?
A: Yeah, sure.
B: Come on.
A: 嘿,約翰,好漂亮的汽車。
B: 謝謝。我最終擺脫了大學(xué)時(shí)代用的舊尼桑。
A: 這是什么車?新款福特?
B: 不是,是去年的車型。
A: 是嘛。多少錢(qián)?
B:14500元。才開(kāi)1萬(wàn)英里。就象新車一個(gè)樣。
A: 這是否意味著你不再坐火車上班了?
B: 哦,有時(shí)候還是會(huì)的。我想改成開(kāi)車去上班更愜意??窗伞O氩幌氤鋈ザ刀碉L(fēng)?
A: 好,當(dāng)然想。
B: 來(lái)吧。
Part Three: Substitution Drills
1. A: I didn’t know you (biked/ rode your bike/ bicycled) to work.
B: Yeah.
我不知道你騎自行車去上班。
是這樣。
2. A: How (far/ close/ long of a trip) is it?
B: It’s about 10 miles.
有多遠(yuǎn)?
大概10英里吧。
3. A: (It takes me/ The ride is/ My trip takes) about an hour.
B: That’s not too bad.
(要花掉我/車程/途中)大概1個(gè)小時(shí)。
還不至于很糟糕。
4. A: You’re (doing your part for/ helping/ helping out) the environment by using public transportation, too.
B: True.
你使用公交車也在為環(huán)境(盡一點(diǎn)自己的力量/做點(diǎn)貢獻(xiàn)/做些貢獻(xiàn))。
那倒是。
5. A: It helps keep me (fit/ healthy/ in shape).
B: That’s good.
它可以幫助我保持(體形/健康的身體/身材)。
對(duì)呀。
6. A: I finally (got rid of/ sold/ threw away) that old Nissan that got me through college.
B: And bought this new car?
我最終(擺脫了/賣(mài)掉了/扔掉了)大學(xué)時(shí)代用的舊尼桑。
然后買(mǎi)了這輛新車。
7. A: How much (did you pay/ did it cost/ was it)?
B: ,000.
(你花了/付了/它是)多少錢(qián)?
1萬(wàn)4千。
8. A: Does that mean you’re not (going to take/ taking/ going to ride/ riding) the train to work anymore?
B: Sometimes.
這是否意味著你不再(坐火車/搭火車/乘坐火車/乘火車)去上班?
有時(shí)候會(huì)這樣。
9. A: Want to go for a (ride/ drive/ spin)?
B: Sure.
想出去兜兜風(fēng)嗎?
當(dāng)然。
10. A: (Come on. / Let’s go. / Let’s roll.)
B: O.K.
走吧。
好的.
Part Four: Monologue
Americans love big cars. They buy huge trucks and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) that could go across a desert and back to take their kids to school. It really is a horrible thing for the environment, since these vehicles produce more pollution and use more gas than smaller vehicles. For Americans, however, cars are more than just a way to get somewhere. They’re symbols of wealth, and sometimes, the one place they can get away from everything. Driving in their cars by themselves, they don’t have to think about their work, family, love-life, or anything else but the open road. They put some good music on the car stereo, turn on the air conditioner, roll up the windows, and just drive.
美國(guó)人對(duì)大車情有獨(dú)鐘。他們購(gòu)買(mǎi)卡車或是運(yùn)動(dòng)型車輛,這樣既能橫穿沙漠,回來(lái)又可以接送小孩讀書(shū)。但對(duì)于環(huán)境狀況來(lái)說(shuō)是無(wú)法想象的,因?yàn)檫@些車型造成的污染比小型車更嚴(yán)重,燃燒的汽油也更多。對(duì)于美國(guó)人來(lái)說(shuō),汽車不僅僅是外出的一種工具,更是財(cái)富的象征,有時(shí),也是他們可以拋開(kāi)一切事務(wù)而獨(dú)處的地方。自己開(kāi)著車可以不必去想工作、家庭、情感生活或其他事情,只需注意那寬闊的道路。打開(kāi)車內(nèi)的音響,放點(diǎn)音樂(lè),開(kāi)點(diǎn)空調(diào),把窗玻璃搖上,就這樣開(kāi)著車。
英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)文章練習(xí)2
Unit 19 Public Transportation
交 通
Part One: Expressions
1.Can’t you see there’s a line?
你沒(méi)有看到有一條線嗎?
2. You haven’t taken the bus before?
你以前沒(méi)有坐過(guò)公車?
3. Besides, you should let old people on first.
除此之外,你該讓老人先上(車)。
4. Excuse me, how do I get to Wall Street?
打擾一下,去華爾街怎么走?
5. You should be able to find it from there.
在那兒你就可以找到了。
6. Let the people off the train before you get on.
乘坐火車先下后上。
7. It’s faster than taking the bus or the subway.
這比坐公車或搭地鐵快。
8. Can I help you?
有什么可以效勞嗎?
9. Would you like a window or an aisle seat?
你要靠窗的還是靠過(guò)道的座位?
10. I want an aisle seat.
我要一個(gè)靠過(guò)道的座位。
Part Two Dialogues
1. Buses 坐公車
A: Hey, buddy, can’t you see there’s a line?
B: Oh, sorry. I didn’t know.
A: What? You haven’t taken the bus before?
B: No, I’m afraid not.
A: Well, you have to wait in line like everyone else. Besides, you should let old people on first.
B: Sorry.
A: It’s all right. Where are you going?
B: I wanted to see the White House.
A: Oh, well you don’t want this bus, anyway. It goes to Georgetown.
B: Oh, no.
A: It’s all right, though. Just get off at the next stop and catch the 79A.
B: Oh, well thank you very much.
A: You’re welcome.
A: 嘿,朋友,你沒(méi)看到有一條線嗎?
B: 哦,對(duì)不起。我不知道。
A: 什么?你以前沒(méi)有坐過(guò)公車嗎?
B: 沒(méi)有,恐怕我真沒(méi)有。
A: 那么,你必須和其他人一樣排隊(duì)等候。而且,你應(yīng)該讓老人先上(車)。
B: 很抱歉。
A: 沒(méi)什么了。你去哪里?
B: 我想去瞧瞧白宮。
A: 哦,可是,你不用坐這趟公車的。這車是開(kāi)往喬治敦的。
B: 噢,糟糕。
A: 不過(guò)也沒(méi)關(guān)系??梢栽谙乱徽鞠萝嚫淖?9A。
B: 噢,好的,很感謝你。
A: 不客氣。
2. Subways & Urban Railways地鐵和市區(qū)鐵路
A: Excuse me, how do I get to Wall Street?
B: Take the A train south to the Liberty Ave. stop. You should be able to find it from there.
A: I’m sorry, but how do I know the subway train is going south?
B: The southbound A trains say Brooklyn.
A: O.K., so it’s this one?
B: Yeah. Hey? What are you doing? Let the people off the train before you get on.
A: Oh, sorry.
B: Jeez. Tourists.
A: 打擾一下,請(qǐng)問(wèn)去華爾街怎么走?
B: 坐往南開(kāi)的A 列車到自由大街站。在那兒你就可以找到了。
A: 抱歉。我如何知道地鐵是往南開(kāi)的呢?
B: 往南開(kāi)的A列地鐵上寫(xiě)著 “布魯克林”。
A: 噢,所以就是這列了。
B: 對(duì)了。嘿,你在干什么?坐車先下后上。
A: 噢,抱歉。
B: 天哪,這些游客。
3. Taxicabs 出租車
A: Oh, no. We’re going to be late for the meeting.
B: No. We’ll get a cab. It’s faster than taking the bus or the subway.
A: Oh, good.
A: How much will it cost?
B: Well, cabs are more expensive than the bus or the subway. It’ll probably cost around six dollars.
B: Taxi!!!
A: I can’t find the business card. Do you know the address?
B: Yeah. I met with them back in March, remember?
A: Right.
B: Driver, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., please.
A: 噢,糟糕。我們開(kāi)會(huì)要遲到了。
B: 不會(huì)的。我們坐出租車去。那比坐公車或搭地鐵快。
A: 哦,好啊。
B: 要多少錢(qián)?
A: 嗯,坐出租車比坐公車或地鐵貴??赡艽蟾乓?美元吧。
B: 出租車!!!
A: 我找不到名片了,你知道地址嗎?
B: 知道。我在三月還和他們見(jiàn)過(guò)面,記得嗎?
A: 對(duì)呀。
B: 司機(jī)。去賓夕法尼亞大街1600號(hào)。
4. Airlines航班
A: Good morning, sir. Can I help you?
B: Yes, I need to check-in for the 11:20 flight to New York, please.
A: O.K. Ticket, please.
B: Here you are.
A: Would you like a window or an aisle seat, Mr. Smith?
B: I want an aisle seat as close to the exit door as possible, please.
A: Very well. Do you have any bags to check?
B: No, I just have this one small bag.
A: Here you are, seat 12c. Please go to gate 23 after passing through the security checkpoint.
B: Thank you.
A: Have a nice day.
B: You, too.
A: 早上好,先生??梢詾槟趩?
B: 好的,我要辦理11點(diǎn)20分開(kāi)往紐約的航班的登機(jī)手續(xù)。
A: 好的,您的票據(jù)呢?
B: 在這兒。
A: 您想要靠窗還是靠過(guò)道的座位,史密斯先生。
B: 我想要靠過(guò)道的座位,盡可能靠近出口的。
A: 好的,您有行李要托運(yùn)嗎?
B: 沒(méi)有,我只有這個(gè)小包。
A: 給您的票,座位是12c。通過(guò)安全關(guān)卡后請(qǐng)到23號(hào)門(mén)。
B: 謝謝你。
A: 祝您愉快。
B: 你也是。
Part Three: Substitution Drills
1. A: (Can’t you/ Don’t you) see there’s a line?
B: Oh, sorry.
你(看不到/沒(méi)看到)有一條線嗎?
噢,抱歉。
2. A: You haven’t (taken/ ridden/ been on) the bus before?
B: No, I’m afraid not.
你以前沒(méi)有(坐過(guò)/搭過(guò)/乘坐過(guò))公車?
沒(méi)有,恐怕沒(méi)有坐過(guò)。
3. A: Besides, you should let (old people/ children/ pregnant women) on first.
B: Oh, I didn’t know, sorry.
除此之外,你因該讓(老人/小孩/孕婦)先上。
噢,我不知道,抱歉。
4. A: (Excuse me/ Pardon me/ I beg your pardon), how do I get to Wall Street?
B: Take the A train…
(勞駕/對(duì)不起/請(qǐng)?jiān)?,去華爾街怎么走?
坐A列火車。
5. A: You (should/ will) be able to find it from there.
B: O.K. Thank you.
在那兒你(應(yīng)該/可以)找到的。
好的,謝謝你。
6. A: Let the people (off/ get off/ disembark from) the train before you get on.
B: I see, that makes more sense, doesn’t it?
讓別人(先下/先下來(lái)/先下車)你再上去。
我知道。這樣更合理,不是嗎?
7. A: It’s (faster/ slower/ more expensive) than taking the bus or the subway.
B: Oh, o.k.
這比坐公車或搭地鐵(快/慢/貴)。
噢,好吧。
8. A: (May/ Can) I help you?
B: Yes. I need to check-in.
我(能夠/可以)幫助你嗎?
好的,我要辦理登機(jī)手續(xù)。
9. A: Would you like (a window or an aisle seat/ smoking or non-smoking/ first or business class)?
B: An aisle/ window seat. / Smoking./ Non-smoking. / First class./ Business class.
你想要一個(gè)(靠窗還是靠過(guò)道的座位/吸煙還是非吸煙區(qū)/頭等艙還是經(jīng)濟(jì)艙)的座位?
靠過(guò)道/還是靠窗的座位/吸煙/非吸煙區(qū)/頭等艙/經(jīng)濟(jì)艙。
10. A: I just have this one small (bag/ carry-on/ piece of luggage).
B: O.K. Here’s your ticket, sir. Thank you.
我只有這個(gè)(小包/小的隨身行李/行李)。
好的,先生,這是您的票。謝謝。
Part Four: Monologue
The public transportation systems in most big cities in America are very good. New York, especially, has one of the largest and most useful subway and bus systems in the world. Public transportation helps to cut down on pollution and traffic. In big cities, with so many people, this is a very important problem. However, Americans do love their cars. The average family has two. So much more money goes into building roads, than new subway or train lines. In some cities, like Atlanta, this has meant a quick increase in pollution and traffic congestion as its population has grown.
在美國(guó)的大城市里,大多數(shù)都有很齊全的公共交通系統(tǒng)。尤其是紐約擁有的市內(nèi)地鐵和公交車系統(tǒng)就是全世界最大、利用率最高的地區(qū)之一。公共交通系統(tǒng)可以減少污染和緩解交通負(fù)擔(dān)。對(duì)于人口眾多的大城市,這是個(gè)非常重要的問(wèn)題。然而,美國(guó)人是愛(ài)車的。平均每個(gè)家庭的小汽車擁有量為兩輛。因此用于修建公路的資金往往比用于修建新的地鐵線和火車線路的資金多得多。在象亞特蘭大這樣的一些城市,隨著人口的增加,也同時(shí)意味著污染和交通阻塞的日益嚴(yán)重。
英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)文章練習(xí)3
Unit 18 The Internet & Email因 特 網(wǎng) 和 電 子 郵 件
Part One: Expressions
1.How do I set up an email account?
我怎樣建一個(gè)電子郵箱的賬戶?
2. Go to yahoo.com.
上雅虎網(wǎng)站。
3. It’s asking me for a password.
它要我輸入密碼。
4. What do you want to find?
你想查找什么?
5. I want to find information on the American Civil War.
我想找一些美國(guó)內(nèi)戰(zhàn)的相關(guān)信息。
6. If I’m interested, I’ll go to the library.
如果我感興趣,我會(huì)去圖書(shū)館的。
7. Can you find a good price there?
你在那兒可以找到價(jià)錢(qián)便宜的嗎?
8. You don’t have to be mean.
你不要這么小氣。
9. I’ll let you know what I find.
我會(huì)把我找到的告訴你。
10. Have you tried the Internet?
你上網(wǎng)試過(guò)嗎?
Part Two: Dialogues
1.E-mail account 電子郵件帳戶
A: How do I set up an email account?
B: Oh, that’s easy. Go to yahoo.com. Now, click on the link with the picture of an envelope.
A: Which link?
B: That one, the one that says, “Mail.”
A: Oh, no. What did I do? It’s asking me for a password.
B: Don’t worry. See where it says, “New User”?
A: Yes.
B: Click on that.
A: Oh, I see.
B: Yeah, just fill out this form and choose a password. The computer will do the rest.
A: 我怎樣可以建立一個(gè)電子郵件賬戶?
B: 哦,那很容易。上雅虎網(wǎng)站?,F(xiàn)在,點(diǎn)擊這個(gè)圖片為信封的鏈接。
A: 哪一個(gè)鏈接?
B: 那個(gè),叫做“郵件”。
A: 哦,不,我做了什么?它要我輸入密碼。
B: 別急??词鞘欠駟?wèn)是新用戶?
A: 是的。
B: 點(diǎn)擊這個(gè)。
A: 哦,我知道了。
B: 是的,填了這張表,選擇一個(gè)密碼。其他的就交給電腦來(lái)做。
2.Searching 查找資料
A: Can you help me do an internet search?
B: Sure. What do you want to find?
A: I want to find information on the American Civil War.
B: Well, can you be more specific? There are a lot of websites about that.
A: Yes, I want to know about the battle of Gettysburg.
B: O.K. Well, go to google.com, and type in “Battle of Gettysburg.”
A: Oh wow, there are a lot of sites.
B: Here, try this one. It’s a good site about Gettysburg.
A: Thanks.
B: For detailed information, however, you should read a history book.
A: Thanks. If I’m interested, I’ll go to the library.
A: 你能幫助我上網(wǎng)查找嗎?
B: 當(dāng)然。你想查找什么?
A: 我想找一些美國(guó)內(nèi)戰(zhàn)的相關(guān)資料。
B: 喔,你能再具體一些嗎?相關(guān)網(wǎng)站可有不計(jì)其數(shù)。
A: 好的,我想了解關(guān)于葛底斯堡戰(zhàn)役的事情。
B: 好的,好,上google網(wǎng)站,輸入“Battle of Gettysburg”。
A: 哇,有這么多網(wǎng)站。
B: 這兒,點(diǎn)擊這個(gè)試一試。這是關(guān)于葛底斯堡戰(zhàn)役的一個(gè)挺好的網(wǎng)址。
A: 謝謝。
B: 可是,要查到詳細(xì)的資料,你應(yīng)該看看歷史書(shū)。
A: 謝謝。如果我感興趣的話,我會(huì)去圖書(shū)館的。
3.Shopping on the Internet 網(wǎng)上購(gòu)物
A: I really want to go to China for vacation, but I can’t find a cheap plane ticket.
B: Have you tried the Internet?
A: No, not yet. Can you find a good price there?
B: Wow, you really live in the Stone Age, Mom.
A: Well, you don’t have to be mean. How do I do it?
B: Go to yahoo.com and click on “Travel” and “Tickets.” They’ll be about a billion sites to look at.
A: O.K. Thanks. I’ll let you know what I find.
B: All right.
A: I’ll look for a ticket for you, too. Thanks.
A: 我想去中國(guó)度假,可是買(mǎi)不到價(jià)錢(qián)便宜的機(jī)票。
B: 你上網(wǎng)試過(guò)了嗎?
A: 不,還沒(méi)有。你可以查到價(jià)錢(qián)合適的嗎?
B: 哇,媽媽,你還生活在石器時(shí)代。
A: 你不要這么小氣。我該怎么查找?
B: 上雅虎網(wǎng)站,點(diǎn)擊“旅游”和 “車票”。就有成千上萬(wàn)的網(wǎng)站供你查找的。
A: 好了,謝謝。我找到了會(huì)告訴你的。
B: 好的。
A: 我也會(huì)幫你看看票的。謝謝你。
Part Three: Substitution Drills
1. A: How do I (set up/ get/ sign up for) an email account?
B: Oh, that’s easy.
我怎么樣可以(建立/獲得/申報(bào))一個(gè)電子郵件賬戶?
哦,這個(gè)容易。
2. A: (Go to/ Type in/ Open up) yahoo.com.
B: O.K.
(上/輸入/打開(kāi))雅虎網(wǎng)站。
好的。
3. A: It’s asking me for a (password/ username/ my email address).
B: Don’t worry.
它要(我輸入密碼/用戶名/我的電子郵箱地址)。
別急。
4. A: What do you want to (find/ search for/ research)?
B: The American Civil War.
你想(查找/尋找/研究)什么?
美國(guó)內(nèi)戰(zhàn)。
5. A: I want to find (information/ stuff/ websites) on the American Civil War.
B: Can you be more specific?
我想找一些關(guān)于美國(guó)內(nèi)戰(zhàn)的(信息/東西/網(wǎng)址)。
你可以在具體一點(diǎn)嗎?
6. If (I’m interested/ I want to/ I decide to), I’ll go to the library.
如果我(感興趣/想去/決定)的話,我會(huì)去圖書(shū)館的。
7. A: Can you find a good (price/ deal/ bargain) there?
B: Wow, you really live in the Stone Age.
那兒你可以買(mǎi)到(價(jià)錢(qián)合理/價(jià)錢(qián)便宜/價(jià)格便宜)的嗎?
哇,你真的還生活在石器時(shí)代。
8. A: You don’t have to (be mean/ a jerk about it/ put me down).
B: Sorry.
你不要這么(小氣/吝嗇/挖苦我)。
對(duì)不起。
9. A: I’ll (let you know/ tell you/ show you) what I find.
B: O.K., I’ll look too.
如果我找到我會(huì)(讓你知道的/告訴你的/給你看的)。
好的,我也會(huì)找。
10. A: Have you tried (the Internet/ some websites)?
B: No.
你(上網(wǎng)/其他網(wǎng)站)試過(guò)了嗎?
沒(méi)有。
Part Four: Monologue
The Internet has changed the way Americans do many things. Increasingly, Americans use the Internet to shop, bank, keep in touch through email and chatting, get their news, and research topics of interest. Websites such as ebay let them pursue hobbies such as coin or stamp collecting. You can even get radio and television shows on the internet. Email is still the most common use of the internet, and its uses are growing everyday. People joke that soon the only reason to leave your house will be to find a wife, since you’ll be able to do everything else over the Internet.
因特網(wǎng)改變了美國(guó)人做事的方式。美國(guó)人越來(lái)越多地使用因特網(wǎng)購(gòu)物、處理銀行業(yè)務(wù)、用電子郵件和聊天的方式和別人保持聯(lián)系,獲得新聞,以及對(duì)感興趣的題目做研究。比如ebay這樣的網(wǎng)站就可以使人們繼續(xù)自己收集硬幣或集郵的嗜好。通過(guò)因特網(wǎng)你還可以收聽(tīng)和看電臺(tái)電視節(jié)目。電子郵件也仍是人們使用因特網(wǎng)最普遍的用途之一,而且它的使用每天還在增加。人們開(kāi)玩笑說(shuō)不久之后人們離家出走的唯一一個(gè)原因只可能是去尋求自己的另一半,因?yàn)槌酥馄渌磺卸伎梢栽诰W(wǎng)上進(jìn)行。