關(guān)于兩人的英語對話

　　工作場合，家里，在不同的地方，對話不間斷地進行著。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編給大家整理的關(guān)于兩人的英語對話，供大家參閱!

　　關(guān)于兩人的英語對話： At Home

　　MARTIN: Alan! Alan!

　　ALAN: What?

　　MARTIN: Turn off that music. I don't like that music. I'm working.

　　EILEEN: Did you call, Martin?

　　MARTIN: No, I didn't. I mean I called Alan. I didn't call you.

　　EILEEN: Do you want Alan?

　　MARTIN: No, I don't want him. I wanted him to turn off the music. I'm working. I'm writing. I didn't want that music.

　　EILEEN: You often play music.

　　MARTIN: I don't play that music. I don't like that music.

　　EILEEN: OK. I'm going to tell him.

　　MARTIN: I told him. He turned off the music.

　　EILEEN: Oh, yes, he did. I'm going to make some tea. Do you want some?

　　MARTIN: No, thanks. May I have some coffee? I don't like tea in the morning.

　　EILEEN: I'm going to bring coffee.

　　MARTIN: Sue! Sue! Eileen!

　　EILEEN: Did you call?

　　MARTIN: Is Sue listening to television?

　　EILEEN: Yes. She often listens on Saturday morning.

　　MARTIN: May I speak to her?

　　EILEEN: Of course. I'm going to get her.

　　SUE: Did you want me, Daddy?

　　MARTIN: Yes, I did. What are you doing?

　　SUE: I'm watching TV.

　　MARTIN: Do you like TV.

　　SUE: Of course. Don't you like TV?

　　MARTIN: I don't like loud TV. I want to work today. I can't work with loud TV.

　　SUE: Do you want me to turn off the TV?

　　MARTIN: No, I don't want you to turn it off. Can you turn it down? I cant' write with loud TV.

　　SUE: What are you writing?

　　MARTIN: I'm writing a story about football.

　　SUE: You wrote about baseball. You wrote about tennis. Now you're writing about football.

　　MARTIN: Don't you like sports?

　　SUE: I don't like some sports.

　　MARTIN: What sports don't you like?

　　SUE: I don't like ball games.

　　MARTIN: What sports do you like?

　　SUE: I like swimming. What sports don't you like?

　　MARTIN: I don't like racing.

　　SUE: You don't like horses?! Yes, you do.

　　MARTIN: I don't like car racing.

　　SUE: Oh.

　　MARTIN: And I don't like loud TV.

　　SUE: TV isn't a sport!

　　MARTIN: I don't like it.

　　SUE: OK. Is it too loud now?

　　MARTIN: No, it isn't. I want to finish this story today.

　　EILEEN: Here's the coffee. Do you want some cake?

　　MARTIN: No, thanks. Only coffee.

　　在家里

　　馬 ?。喊瑐?艾倫!

　　艾 倫：什么?

　　馬 ?。喊岩魳逢P(guān)掉，我不喜歡那音樂，我在工作。

　　艾 琳：馬丁，你叫誰了嗎?

　　馬 ?。簺]有，我是說我叫艾倫來著，我沒叫你。

　　艾 琳：你要找艾倫嗎?

　　馬 丁：不，我不找他。我要他關(guān)掉音樂。我在工作，我正在寫報導(dǎo)，我不想聽那音樂。

　　艾 琳：你經(jīng)常放音樂聽。

　　馬 ?。何也环拍欠N音樂，我不喜歡那種音樂。

　　艾 琳：好的，我去告訴他。

　　馬 ?。何腋嬖V過他了，他關(guān)掉了音樂。

　　艾 琳：噢，是的，他關(guān)掉了。我要去煮茶，你要些茶嗎?

　　馬 丁：不，謝謝。我可以喝些咖啡嗎?我在上午不喜歡喝茶。

　　艾 琳：我去拿些咖啡。

　　馬 丁：蘇!蘇!艾琳!

　　艾 琳：你叫誰了嗎?

　　馬 ?。禾K在聽電視嗎?

　　艾 琳：是的，她經(jīng)常在星期六上午聽。

　　馬 ?。何腋?wù)労脝?

　　艾 琳：當(dāng)然，我去叫她。

　　蘇 ：爸爸，你找我嗎?

　　馬 ?。菏堑?，我找你。你在做什么?

　　蘇 ：我在看電視。

　　馬 丁：你喜歡看電視嗎?

　　蘇 ：當(dāng)然，你不喜歡看電視嗎?

　　馬 丁：我不喜歡電視聲音太大，我今天想工作，電視聲音太大，我無法工作。

　　蘇 ：你要我關(guān)掉電視嗎?

　　馬 丁：不，我不是讓你把電視關(guān)掉，你能把音量調(diào)小些嗎? 電視聲音太大，我無法寫作。

　　蘇 ：你在寫什么?

　　馬 丁：我在寫有關(guān)橄欖球的報導(dǎo)。

　　蘇 ：你寫過有關(guān)棒球的報導(dǎo)，你寫過有關(guān)網(wǎng)球的報導(dǎo)，你現(xiàn)在正在寫橄欖球的報導(dǎo)。

　　馬 ?。耗悴幌矚g運動嗎?

　　蘇 ：有些運動項目我不喜歡。

　　馬 ?。耗悴幌矚g什么運動?

　　蘇 ：我不喜歡球類運動。

　　馬 ?。耗阆矚g什么運動?

　　蘇 ：我喜歡游泳，你不喜歡什么運動?

　　馬 ?。何也幌矚g賽車。

　　蘇 ：你喜不喜歡賽馬?!

　　馬 ?。何也幌矚g的是賽車(不是賽馬)。

　　蘇 ：噢。

　　馬 ?。何疫€不喜歡電視聲音太大。

　　蘇 ：電視播放的不是體育運動項目。

　　馬 ?。何也幌矚g。

　　蘇 ：好吧，現(xiàn)在聲音還太大嗎?

　　馬 ?。翰?，不大。我想今天寫完這篇報導(dǎo)。

　　蘇 ：咖啡來了，你要些蛋糕嗎?

　　馬 ?。翰唬x謝。只要咖啡。

　　關(guān)于兩人的英語對話：不喜歡的

　　SUE: Daddy, can we go to the movies today?

　　MARTIN: I don't know. I want to write this story today. I don't like to go on Saturday. Can we go tomorrow?

　　SUE: No, I can't. I want to go to Jennifer's house tomorrow.

　　MARTIN: I don't like to stop my work. Can your mother take you?

　　SUE: I didn't ask.

　　MARTIN: Please ask her. I don't want to ask now.

　　SUE: She's making lunch.

　　MARTIN: Now? I don't want to eat now. I don't want to stop my writing. Please tell her.

　　SUE: OK.

　　EILEEN: Martin. Come to lunch.

　　MARTIN: No, thank you. I don't want to eat.

　　EILEEN: You have to eat!

　　MARTIN: I want to write.

　　EILEEN: You can't stop eating.

　　MARTIN: I don't want to stop now. I don't like to stop.

　　EILEEN: But you can't write all day.

　　MARTIN: I'm going to finish this story.

　　EILEEN: OK.

　　MARTIN: Oh, hello, mother. No, I'm not eating lunch. I don't like to stop writing. I know. I can't stop eating. I'm going to eat later. What? No, I don't like going to the office on Saturday. I like to work at home on Saturday. No, I don't like to drive on Saturday. Mother, how is father? Good. Is he at home? No, I don't like to stop work. I'm going to see him next week. OK. Good-bye.

　　ALAN: Hi, Dad. May I come in?

　　MARTIN: Yes. You are in.

　　ALAN: Dad, may I go to a party tonight?

　　MARTIN: I don't know. Where is the party?

　　ALAN: It's going to be at Billy's house.

　　MARTIN: Who is Billy?

　　ALAN: Billy Itoh.

　　MARTIN: Excuse me.

　　ALAN: Billy Itoh.

　　MARTIN: Spell it for me.

　　ALAN: I-T-O-H. Itoh.

　　MARTIN: Who is Billy Itoh?

　　ALAN: He's a boy in my class. His parents are from Japan.

　　MARTIN: What do they do?

　　ALAN: His father has a business downtown.

　　MARTIN: What kind of business?

　　ALAN: Electronics. Billy's mother works in the business, too.

　　MARTIN: When is the party?

　　ALAN: Tonight.

　　MARTIN: What time?

　　ALAN: Ten o'clock.

　　MARTIN: Ten o'clock. That's very late. I don't like late parties.

　　ALAN: It's Saturday night. There is no school tomorrow.

　　MARTIN: When is it going to finish?

　　ALAN: I don't know. In the morning?

　　MARTIN: The party is all night?! I don't like all-night parties, you are too young.

　　ALAN: I'm not young. I don't like to be called young.

　　MARTIN: You are young.

　　ALAN: Oh, Dad. I'm not very young. Sue is young. I'm not young.

　　MARTIN: Are Billy's parents going to be there?

　　ALAN: Of course.

　　MARTIN: Did you ask your mother?

　　ALAN: Of course.

　　MARTIN: What did she say?

　　ALAN: She doesn't like late parties. She doesn't like all-night parties.

　　MARTIN: Excuse me.

　　ALAN: She doesn't like all-night parties.

　　ALAN: May I go, Dad?

　　MARTIN: I want to talk to your mother. Please tell her.

　　ALAN: OK. I know you don't like parties, but I want to go.

　　MARTIN: Eileen, do you know the Itoh family?

　　EILEEN: Yes, I do. Very very nice family.

　　MARTIN: OK. Alan can go to the party. Please tell him.