2016易学会用交際英語對話

　

　　(1-10)  Introducing Others  1. Come and meet John.     How do you do?  2. Let me introduce you to my good friend Mr. White.   I’m pleased to meet you.  3. I’d like you to meet my son, Joseph.   How do you do?  4. This is my colleague, Mr. Gregory Smith.  I’m glad to meet you. 5. May I introduce you to Professor Li?   Nice to meet you.  6. Please allow me to introduce you to my husband.    It’s a pleasure to

　　meet you.  Introducing Oneself  1. Hi, I’m Lin Tao.   How do you do?  2. Excuse me, my name is Sidney Ford.    Pleased to meet you. 3. May I introduce myself: Ding Yin.   Nice to meet you.  4. How do you do? I don’t think we’ve met before. I’m Thomas Nixon.  How do you do? It’s a pleasure to meet you.  5. Mr. Keats, I believe. My name is Ma Ping.   Pleased to meet you, Ms. Ma.  6. Excuse my introducing myself, but I believe you know my brother John.

　　Oh, John and I are good friends.  Meeting Well-known People  1.I have often heard about you.   Glad to meet you.  2.I’ve heard so much about you.  Not bad things, I hope.  3.I have often wanted to meet you.   I’m delighted to see you.  4.I’m so glad to have the opportunity of meeting you.  The pleasure is mine.

　　5.It’s a privilege to make your acquaintance.    I’m honoured to meet you.  Concerning the Weather  1.A lovely day, isn’t it?  Yes, it sure is. 2.I hope it will keep fine.   I hope so, too.  3.I guess we’re in for a cold spell.  That will be bad for my rheumatism. 4.It has turned quite warm again.   It’s really nice, isn’t it.  5.What’s the weather forecast for tomorrow?

　　The weatherman predicts rain tomorrow.  6.Is the weather always like this?   Yes, hear we have fine weather most of the year.  Greeting Someone  1.Morning!    Morning!  2.Good morning!     Good morning! 3.Hi there!   Hi! 4.Hello!    Hello!  5.Long time no see!    Yeah, it’s been a long time.  6.Fancy seeing you Here.

　　It’s a small words, isn’t it? 7.What a pleasant surprise!    How nice to see you again.  Inquiring after Each Other  1.How are you?   I’m fine, thank you.

　　2.How are you doing?    Very well, thank you. 3.How is everything?    Pretty good.  4.How are you faring in school?    Can’t complain.  5.How did your exam go?    I couldn’t feel better about it.

　　6.What’s new?   Nothing special.  Wishing Others Well  1.Good luck!   Thanks.  2.The best of luck.    Thanks. 3.All the best.    Thank you.  4.Have a good time.   Thank you.  5.Have a nice weekend.    Thanks, you too. 6.Have a productive day.   Thank you.  7.I wish you happiness in marriage.

　　Thank you very much.  7. May I wish you every success in career.  Thank you very much.  Congratulating Others  1. Congratulations.   Oh, thank you.  2. Many congratulations on your promotion.  Thank you.  3. It was great to hear that you passed the exam.  Yes,it was great. I was quite pleased with myself. 4. Bravo!    5. Please accept my heartiest congratulations.    Thank you It’s very kind of you to say so.  6. I’

　　d like to offer my congratulations on your success.    Thank you very much. I still have a lot to learn.  Offering Help  1.Can I give you a hand?   Thanks. 2.Can I help?   Yes, please.  3.Is there anything I can do for you?    Yes, please. I can’t find my kid. He was with me five minutes ago.  4.Can I bring you something from the canteen?    Yes , You might get me some milk.  5.May I help you with your suitcase?    Thank you. That’s very kind of you.

　　6.May I be of any help?   I’d be delighted to have your help.  Asking for Help  1.do me a favour and close the two windows.    Sure. 2.I want you to take this to Mr.Huxley.   Yes,  sir. 3.Can you do me a favour?   Certainly, I’ll be glad to. 4.Could you help me?    Well, if I can.  5.could you get me a bottle of wine?   Whatherever you say.  6.I’d like to have a talk with the manager. Could you arrange it for me?      Yes, with pleasure.  7.Would it be possible for you to help me with my work?    Yes. I’m most willing to do so.