英文对话交流短文

已经到早上了，平常的时候大家都会开始吃早餐了，聊一些食物的话题。下面是我给大家整理的两人英语情景对话短文，供大家参阅!

两人英语情景对话短文篇1

M1:Okay.Quiet!Cameras, zoom in on Carl...Ready?

Lights! Camera! ACTION!

M2:Elizabeth,this is Matthew Jones. Matthew,this is Elizabeth Berg.

F1:Hello,Mr.Jones. Nice to meet you.

M3:Hello,Ms.Berg. Nice to meet you, too.

F1:Please,call me Elizabeth. M1:Cut!Very good.

两人英语情景对话短文篇2

Jason:Hi,My name is Jason Garcia,and this is my brother Brad.

Mrs.Davis:Hello,boys. Nice to meet you.

I'm Annie Davis,the apartment manager.

Brad:Nice to meet you,Mrs.Davis. Mrs.Davis:Please, call me Annie.

Mrs.Davis:So,Brad, what do you do? Brad:I'm a...

Jason:[interrupting] He's a student at UCLA.I'm an actor. Mrs.Davis:Oh,I see.

Mrs.Davis:Well,this is apartment three Brad:[unsure]It's...

Jason:[with certainty] It's fine. Mrs.Davis:Welcome to L.A.!

两人英语情景对话短文篇3

Jason:Hi,I'm Jason. What's your name?

Andy:My name's Andy. This is my mom,and this is my dad.

Susan:Hi,I'm Susan and this is Kevin, my husband.Nice to meet you.

Andy:Hey,watch me!Mom! Jason:Nice to meet you,too.

Susan:So,what do you do,Jason?

Jason:Well,I'm an actor.How about you?What do you do?

Susan:I'm a teacher. I teach at Los Angeles Community College.

Andy:Hey,look at me, Mom.

两人英语情景对话短文篇4

Ken:Hey,Nathan,this is Brad.

Nathan:Hi,Brad.How's everything?This is Karen,my wife.

Karen:Hi,Brad.Nice to meet you. Brad:Nice to meet you,too.

Nathan:So,Brad,are you an actor?

Brad:No,I'm not.Jas- on is the actor I'm a student at U.C.L. A.What do you do?

Nathan:Well,I'm an engineer and Karen's a nurse.

Brad:Oh,I see.And Ken,[fading out] are you a student?

两人英语情景对话短文篇5

Annie:Hi,Mike. How's everything? Mike:Just great. Nice party,Annie.

Annie:Thanks.

Mike:How's every- thing with the new neighbors,Jason and Brad?

Annie:Great,I think.

Exercise B Listen again.Which occupations do you hear?Check them.

以上是我整理所得，欢迎大家阅读和收藏。

简单英语口语对话短文

英语口语练习最重要的就是说出来，下面是我分享的英语口语对话短文，希望能对大家有所帮助!

C=Customer S= Salesperson

C: Excuse me, I'm looking for your casual short-sleeved shirts. Can you tell me where those are?

顾客：对不起，我正在找休闲短袖衬衫，你可以告诉我它们放在哪里吗?

S: Right over here, sir. What-size do you wear?

店员：先生，就在这边，您穿几号的?

C: Medium.

顾客：中号。

S: These here are all mediums.

店员：这里全是中号的。

C: Thank you. I think I'll take this one, and these pants as well. They're presents for a friend.

顾客：谢谢。我要买这件衬衫和这条裤子，它们是要送给朋友的礼物。

S: Shall I gift-wrap them for you, sir?

店员：先生，需要把它们装成礼盒吗?

C: Yes, please. ( to be continued)

顾客：好的，谢谢。(待续)

大嘴: A medical experts published a book ,which found a laundry list of excuses for men’s derailments.

最近一位法国医学专家刚刚推出一本书，为男性的出轨行为找出了一箩筐理由。

脸盆: Men are always the wreckers, oppositely women are victims.Men actually have so many excuses.

肇事的总是男人，受伤的总是女人，男人竟然还有这么多理由。

大嘴: Sexual desire always corrodes men’s souls.

性欲一直腐蚀着男人的灵魂。

脸盆: It is the mistake according to the medical expert.

在这位法国医学专家看来，这是女人对男人的误解。

大嘴: He thought that men look for the women who resemble their mothers so much in unconscious minds.

他认为男人在潜意识中是在寻找与母亲相近的女人。

脸盆: The more absurd one is the problem followed, which caused by pending contradictions between mothers and sons.

更荒谬的是此后的婚姻出现问题，也多是由于和母亲之间一些悬而未决的问题导致的。

大嘴: Does he mean that mothers influence their sons ?

难道说是母亲的影子一直影响了男人?

脸盆: So many contentions.

争议很大啊。

大嘴: The social phenomenon can not be explained by the only reason.

这种社会现象不能用一种原因来解释。

脸盆: Yeah,his remark is apparently so extreme.

是的，他的.说法显然很偏激。

Bob: Hi, Tom. Do you know that the suicide rate in Japan keeps ranking high among the world’s leading countries?

嗨，汤姆。你知道日本的自杀率一直居高不下吗?

Tom: Yeah, I have heard of it.

嗯，听说过了。

Bob: Why do so many Japanese commit suicide?

为什么会有这么多人自杀呢?

Tom: I think it must be the tremendous stress of society. What’s more, Japan is a small-size country with a large population and this increases the pressure on them.

我想可能是巨大的社会压力。再加上日本国土面积小人口多，这加重了他们的压力。

Bob: Do you think being alive is an easy thing?

你觉得活着是一件简单的事吗?

Tom: Actually, I don’t think so. Nowadays, it becomes more and more difficult to live well without great efforts.

事实上，我并不这么认为。现在，如果没有好好努力是没法过好日子的。

Bob: But I think choosing death really needs great courage.

但我觉得选择死亡真的需要很大的勇气

Tom: Really, I think being alive needs more courage. You know, we have to suffer a lot physically and psychologically when we are alive. But we end our sufferings when we die.

是吗?我觉得活着需要更大的勇气。你知道的，活着时总是要经受身体上和精神上的折磨。但是死了以后，一切痛苦也就结束了。

Bob: It sounds reasonable. But we all don’t know what the world would be like after we die. Maybe it’s a world more miserable than this world.

听起来挺有道理的。但是我们都不知道死后的世界是怎么样，也许那是个比这个世界更惨的世界呢。

Tom: Yeah, it seems that it is a perennial question.

看来这是个永恒的问题了。