英语吵架对话情景

A:Mary, be calm. A:玛丽，请冷静一些。 B:It is impossible. You cheated on me. B:不可能。你欺骗了我。 A:No, listen to me. I always regard you as my best friend. I admire you, and of course you've helped me so much. I should thank you. A:不，听我说。我一直把你当作我最好的朋友。我欣赏你，当然你帮了我很多，我应该谢谢你。 B:Shut up! B:闭嘴。 A:No, listen to me. Perhaps it's my fault that I treat everybody so well. Maybe in other people's eyes, I want you to be my girl-friend. but....but... A:不，听我说。或许是我的错，我对别人都太好了，或许，在别人的眼里，我想要你做我的女朋友。但……但是…… B:But you have had lily already? You should have told me about her, but you didn't. B:但是，你早有莉莉了?你应该早告诉我关于她的存在，可是你没有。 A:OK... OK...Anyway. I will treat you as my best friend. I hope you can do the same. A:好……好……我还会把你当作我最好的朋友。我希望你也能这样做。 B:Leave me! Go away! B:离开我!滚!

fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!no fuck you!够长了嘛？

A: Wow, that terrible movie is finally over. Next time I’m picking the film, because I don’t want to end up seeing a chick flick（俚语，肥皂剧）.B: Well you should have picked, in the end you always complain about everything.A: Not everything, just this film. Even the title is ridiculous（荒唐的，荒诞的）; and it’s so long, those are the two and a half most wasted hours of my life, so much so that I’m thinking about asking them to give me my money back.B: I’m thinking of taking you back home. I thought we could have a nice evening, but you’re always so negative（消极的，负面的）.A: I’m only complaining about a movie that I could have rented or bought and then thrown in the garbage.B: You see, that’s what I’m talking about, I can’t stand your sarcastic jokes anymoreA: Next time, go with your gay friend who is more in touch with his feelings.B: Well he’s more of a man than you are; at least he appreciates love stories.A: Love? More like one-night-stands（一夜情）.B: Don’t criticize Mario or else I’ll start on those fat, drunk friends of yours; they’re no saints.A: My friends? Fat? What about those whales you call friends?B: You’re unbearable; you can walk home, I’m leaving.