大学英语(B)考试辅导.ppt

大学英语（B）考试辅导 之,Use of English,1.Greetings,A: Hello, Mary. Howre you? B: Fine, thanks. Howre you? A: Good morning, Anna. B: Oh, good morning, Mr. Smith. How are you? A: Not so well. I think Im catching the flu. B: Oh, Im so sorry. I hope youll feel better soon. A: Thank you. A: How do you do? B: How do you do?,2.Introductions,A: Good morning, Michael. How are you this morning? B: Im very well, thanks, Mr. King. A: Good, good. This Michael Jones, Mr. Brown. B: How do you do, sir? C: Hello. A: Mr. Brown is our new Managing Director, Michael. C: How long have you been working here, Mr. Jones? B: Nearly two years, sir, but not all the time in the book department. I was in the record department for ten months. C: Do you like it here? B: Yes, very much. C: Good, well, Im glad to have met you, Mr. Jones. B: Thank you, sir.,3.Partings,A: Goodbye, Dr. Green. B: Goodbye, Susan. A: Have a nice weekend. B: Thank you, the same to you. A: Really nice to know you all. Im going to miss you. B: Dont forget to drop me a line, will you? A: Oh, I wont forget at all. B: right. A: See you, then. B: O.K. Good luck! A: Goodbye! All the best!,4.Opening and closing a conversation,A: Excuse me, may I sit here? B: Yes of course, Ill just move my coat. A: Thanks. Lovely day, isnt it? B: Mm, it certainly is. A: Im afraid Ive got to go. I have to work tomorrow. B: Sorry you have to leave, but thank you for coming. I hope you enjoyed the evening. A: The party was wonderful. I enjoyed every minute of it. B: Im glad you liked it. A: Goodbye! B: Goodbye!,5.Gratitude and thanks,A: Thank you very much. B: Thats all right / O.K. ( Not at all. / Dont mention it. / It is a pleasure. / You are welcome.) A: John, how would you like to see a football game tonight? Ive got an extra ticket. B: Id very much like to, but I have an engagement at seven thirty. Thanks just the same.,6.Invitations,A: I would like to invite you to a reception at my house at 8:30 Friday evening. Can you come? B: Ill be glad to come, but I might be a little late. A: Please dont worry. Just come when you can. B: Thank you. Its very nice of you to invite me.,7.Offering help,A: Is there anything I can do to help you? B: Oh no, were all right. Thank you very much. A: Are you quite sure? B: Well, this car refuses to go. A: Shall I see if I can find out what the matter is? B: Oh, we wouldnt like to put you to any trouble. A: No trouble at all.,8.Advice and suggestions,A: Lets drop in here for a cup of coffee or something. B: Well, Id love to, but as a matter of fact Ive got to make rather an early start tomorrow. A: Oh, I see. Well. In that case, lets take a taxi straight back to your place. B: Thanks. That would be very nice of you.,9.Apologies and excuses,A: Im afraid Ive spilt coffee all over the rug. B: Oh, dont worry about it. / Thats all right. / It doesnt matter. C: Im ever so sorry about your rug, but I couldnt help it. D: Oh, dont give it another thought. Im sure it wasnt your fault.,10.Seeking and giving information,A: Excuse me, is Mr. Johnson in? B: Hes not in, Im afraid. A: Could you tell me when hell be expected? B: Im sorry, I dont know. A: Well, do you think I could leave a message for him? B: If you like.,11.Permission,A: May I come in, Mr. Brookes? B: Id rather you didnt, Miss Green. Im very busy just now. A: Can I try later, then? B: Yes, of course. ( An hour later) A: Is it all right for me to come in now, Mr. Brookes? B: Well Mmm Im still pretty busy, but all right, come in. What can I do for you? A: Dyou mind if I sit down? B: Not at all. Take a seat. Now what can I do for you? A: I want to leave the department. D you think I could put in for a transfer? B: Yes, but why should you want to do that? A: Dyou mind if I speak frankly? B: Not at all. Go ahead. A: Well, you see, I dont like the office, I dont like the staff, and Im afraid you and I dont get on. So, may I put in for a transfer? B: Yes, Id be delighted if you did.,12.Agreement and disagreement,A: It says here that learning English is pointless! B: Im not sure I quite agree; Id say it was very worthwhile. A: Why do you think that? B: Well, because English is a world language. A: Thats just what I was thinking.,13.Compliments and congratulations,A: The dinner was delicious. B: Thank you. Im glad you like it. A: Im afraid Ive had too much. Everything is so good. B: Im flattered.,14.Complaints and criticism,A: Morning, John! You are late again! B: Oh, Jane, Im most awfully sorry. A: So, whats the excuse this time? B: Well you see, I forgot to set the alarm clock last night and I A: Yeah, and last week it was broken. B: Yes, I know A: Mmm! I hope you wont find something wrong again next time. B: I I promise you it wont6 happen again. A: What about the tickets for the concert tonight? B: Oh, Im terribly sorry. I did the booking too late, and all the tickets had been sold out. A: You should have booked earlier! B: Im so sorry. Ill try to get the tickets next time, I promise.,15. Sympathy and consolation,A: Have you heard about Charlie, Jack? B: No. Whats that? A: They gave him the sack. B: Oh no! Thats terrible. A: And they didnt tell him, just sent him a note. B: After fourteen years! A: To be exact, fifteen in Mayif he stayed on. B: I just cant understand it. Why was that, do you know? A: Well, they didnt give a real reason, something like “economy cuts”, and of course at his age its not easy to get another job. B: Poor Charlie!,16. Hopes and wishes,A: I wonder if it would be possible to