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令人不快的“惊喜”Gloria的泰国的六周之旅非常开心，但这之中有个小小插曲让她不快，是什么呢？Todd: So, how was your trip to Thailand?Gloria: Oh, I spent about six weeks in Thailand and had a really, really great time.I spent three weeks in Northern Thailand and then three weeks on the beach in the southern part of Thailand but my last night I was packing up and I had a suitcase in the corner with the warm clothes from Northern Thailand and I saw something dark in the corner, and I'm thinking," Oh, it's just some clothes that fell out of my suitcase so I reach out to grab the clothes and something dark rose up and spread out and it was the weirdest feeling because at the same time I felt like a hand grab me from behind and yanked me out of the cabin and I didn't feel any fear until I was in the middle of the clearing and I screamed twice, and got everybody's attention, "What? What? What?" and I said "snake" and of course a few people started laughing, thinking, "Oh, well, this little bitty green, harmless snake" Ah, no big deal. So one of the little bitty Thai girls, walks into my cabin and she comes running out, "Ah, snake!" and so it was a black king cobra, which is the most poisonous snake in the world, and this is really kind of scary because my little brother had been killed by a snake and so it's frightening to me to think how close I came. After I left Thailand, two things happened: I found some photographs in which in the photographs that I took of my cabin you could see the snake crawling into my cabin and the other one is an e-mail from the owners of the resort that they found two more cobras underneath my bed.Todd: Wow, oh man! So normally do they have king cobras on that part of the island?Gloria: No, they don't. They say they may come in when they transport, the building, they're making a lot of new buildings so they brought in wood from Northern Thailand and maybe it came in there. Also the envirorment's being upset and they're chopping down a lot of trees, and they're finding more and more snakes that they didn't know were there.Todd: Wow, well, you're very lucky.Gloria: Yeah, I've been told that!。
谈论巴黎和东京的不同Rapheal曾在巴黎求学，听他讲讲巴黎和东京具体的不同吧。
Todd: OK, Raphael, you were saying you lived in Paris.Rapheal: Yes, I made my studies there.Todd: Paris is just an amazing city. Can you talk about Paris?Rapheal:Yes! Well, the biggest difference I noticed with Tokyo is the size. Like Paris is nice in that way, you can go anywhere by walking. It might take at maximum an hour and a half if you want to go to a very far place, but basically it's a city like made for walkers and you can really go anywhere just by walking, I mean it's quite pleasant cause you can see many, you know, nice buildings and places and things, just by walking.Todd: Wow, that's nice. How many people live in Paris?Rapheal:Including the suburbs it's 8 million now. Maybe getting increasing, but the inner city is only one million, so it's not overcrowded at all. Yeah!Todd: So, what else would you say is different about Tokyo and Paris?Rapheal:Well, specially, Paris you mean? The Transport is less expensive. This is important.Todd: YeahRapheal:Yeah, Yeah.Todd: It's more expensive?Rapheal:No, it's less, sorry, it's less expensive. Anyway, the, I was surprised because Tokyo is not that expensive finally, I mean you can, you can live in a very expensive way if you want but you can save a lot as well. It's really up to you. But in Paris is quite hard to save. I mean, the food is very expensive, and if you want to go out, just, a restaurant or anything, it's really more expensive than in Japan. A restaurant for example, like prices in Japan start from a thousand yen, maybe less, like 600 yen, and in France like the cheapest restaurant you can find is 15 Euro which is around 2000 YenTodd: Whoa! That is expensive.Rapheal:Yeah, it's more expensive, wherever you go it's more expensive if you wantto go out but on the contrary the cinema is really cheap, so so many people go to the cinema, I mean, the cinema is really, it's a part of Paris nightlife, like, people used to go to cinema once a week at least, almost everyone. Yeah, cause it's really cheap. A ticket is 1000 yen, maybe less.Todd: So, what about sports, like what kind of sports do you like to do?Rapheal:Yeah, anything. Anything, yeah! You have a lot of facilities, like gymnasium, swimming pools, clubs, yeah, you can practice a lot. Especially, I was a student so, I had this very easy student life because France has a lot of students, whatever it is, so they give you a bit of money, and you get discount on almost anything, so sport is specially favorized in Paris when you are a student, you canalmost like do whatever you want, as a sport almost free, sometimes, so, it's, you can do a lot of things. Actually, I did Aikido. I did swimming pool, squash, tennis, yeah, uh, basketball, yeah, a lot of things actually.Todd: Active guy. And what about the traffic if you want to drive in Paris?Rapheal:I never tested, because as I told you it's so nice to just walk, that, and I didn't own a car but it's quite tough for people living in the suburbs cause they need a car to come, the train system is not really good. It's not like, there's a lot of delay, trains and things like that, so if you live in the suburbs you need a car, and driving through Paris in the mornings or evening is really difficult, so I just didn't want to test, you know.。
【高中英语】常见英语情景对话：鼓励与赞扬原文：At her boss' request, Mary is knocking at Mr. Chandler's door to see him.M: Come in, please. Oh, Mary, come over and sit here. Your annual report is well done. I heard that you did it within just two days.W: Yeah. But I've received a lot of help from my colleagues.M: I know you're a capable person. The others couldn't have help you much. They had their own work to do.W: Thank you for saying that. But I don't always do a good job. I've been thinking that you must still be upset with me for the wrong figures I gave you the day before yesterday.M: Take it easy. Everyone makes mistakes. However, be more careful next time. You have a bright future ahead of you.W: Thank you so much for your encouragement, Mr. Chandler. I will do my best.参考译文：应老板的要求，玛丽正敲钱德勒先生的门去见他。
原版英语口语情景对话第0216集：回忆高中生活高中生活是人生的黄金时段，•你心中的高中生活是什么样的呢？高中时做的事还记得吗？Todd: OK, Sophie, we're going to talk about high school. What was high school like?文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Sophie: It was great. Lots of fun. Lots of friends. Learned quite a bit at school.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Todd: So, what did you study in high school?Sophie: I studied mainly sciences actually.Todd: Oh, really!Sophie: Biology.Todd: Did you study science in college?Sophie: Yes! Oh, No! I didn't. I went on to do a bachelor of technology.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Todd: Oh, really. Well, that's kind of similar.Sophie: Kind of similar. Related.Todd: OK, what did you do in high school? Any clubs or anything?文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Sophie: Yeah, I did rowing for the school. I played basketball, played tennis, was on the swimming team.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Todd: Wow, you're quite athletic. What sport did you like the most?文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Sophie: Rowing.Todd: Rowing. Do you still row?Sophie: No, unfortunately not.Todd: Really!Sophie: Would like to.Todd: Do you think you'll pick it up some time in the future?文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Sophie: Yeah, maybe, if I'm around a lake or a river.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Todd: Yeah! Not too many lakes in Tokyo. Um, anything esle? Any other memories about high school?文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习Sophie: Yeah, lots of parties. It was good.Todd: Sounds like a good time.Sophie: Yeah!。
第268集讲述获奖经历Ian见过爱丁堡的公爵，是什么奖能让他由此殊荣呢？Ian: Hey, Ian, have you ever met anyone famous?Todd: Anyone famous? Ah, yes, I have. I met the Duke of Edinburgh.Ian: Mm, who's that?Todd: He is the Queen's husband and I met him at Buckingham Palace.Ian: How did that happen?Todd: Well, it was because I received an award.Ian: What kind of an award?Todd: The award was called the Duke of Edinburgh Award and I completed the bronze award, the silver award, and the gold award, and if you complete all three, then you can go to Buckingham Palace and he gives you your award.Ian: The award is for what kind of job?Todd: OK, well it's for young people between the ages of, I think it's 14 to 21, but I'm not quite sure, and you have to do different challenges for each award. Now, for the gold award you had to do community service, and I visited an old man. I had to do a sport and I played badminton. You had to do an expedition, and we went hiking in the Breton Beacons in Wales for five days and you had to do a skill and I did driving and you had to do each one for a year.Ian: So what was it like getting the award?Todd: Um, it was exciting and disappointing at the same time because my friends and I, we were waiting at Buckingham Palace for quite a long time and we had all our best clothes on: our ties, our shirts, our trousers. We had very clean shoes. It was quite hot and we were waiting and we were waiting and in came the Duke of Edinburgh. and he gave us our award. He asked us maybe one question each and then he went, so we only actually met him for about five minutes.Ian: So it wasn't the most exciting time, meeting him a famous person.Todd: No, he was a very busy man, but you know, I shook his hand, and that was it, but it was nice to see Buckingham Palace and it was a good day out in London.Ian: Sounds like it.。
原版英语口语情景对话第0216集：回忆高中生活高中生活是人生的黄金时段，•你心中的高中生活是什么样的呢？高中时做的事还记得吗？Todd: OK, Sophie, we're going to talk about high school. What was high school like? Sophie: It was great. Lots of fun. Lots of friends. Learned quite a bit at school.Todd: So, what did you study in high school?Sophie: I studied mainly sciences actually.Todd: Oh, really!Sophie: Biology.Todd: Did you study science in college?Sophie: Yes! Oh, No! I didn't. I went on to do a bachelor of technology.Todd: Oh, really. Well, that's kind of similar.Sophie: Kind of similar. Related.Todd: OK, what did you do in high school? Any clubs or anything?Sophie: Yeah, I did rowing for the school. I played basketball, played tennis, was on the swimming team.Todd: Wow, you're quite athletic. What sport did you like the most?Sophie: Rowing.Todd: Rowing. Do you still row?Sophie: No, unfortunately not.Todd: Really!Sophie: Would like to.Todd: Do you think you'll pick it up some time in the future?Sophie: Yeah, maybe, if I'm around a lake or a river.Todd: Yeah! Not too many lakes in Tokyo. Um, anything esle? Any other memories about high school?Sophie: Yeah, lots of parties. It was good.Todd: Sounds like a good time.Sophie: Yeah!。
高中英语情景对话大全英语对话教学能激发和保持学生学习英语的兴趣,为学生提供充分的语言交际实践的机会,能培养学生的交际能力,使学生敢于大胆开口说英语,达到学以致用的目的,使得英语课堂教学更精彩。
我精心收集了高中英语情景对话，供大家欣赏学习!高中英语情景对话1A:What? Your diamond ring is lost?A:什么?你的钻石戒指丢了?B:Yeah, I just can't find it anywhere.B:是的，我哪儿也找不到。
A:It must have been stolen by the few thieves. I'llget it back for you.A：一定是被那几个小偷偷去了，我替你找回来。
B:You're risking your neck. Don't you know theyhave guns?B：你真是找死，难道你不知道他们有枪?高中英语情景对话2A:Mary and I decided to ring the curtain down onour love affair.A:我和玛丽决定分手。
B:What? You're been in love for six years, haven'tyou?B：你说什么?你们已经恋爱六年了，不是吗?A:Don't make a fuss, Many people divorce afterhaving lived together for many years.A：别那么大惊小怪，好多人生活了那么多年以后还离婚了呢。
B:What a pity!B:真遗憾!高中英语情景对话3A:Don't do that again. You are riding the tiger. A:别再做那事了，你在玩火自焚。
B:No problem. I can deal with it well.B：没事，我能处理得很好。
高中英语口语练习的情景对话在高中英语学习中，口语练习是非常重要的一部分。
通过情景对话的形式，学生们可以更好地掌握日常生活中的英语表达方式，并提高他们的口语表达能力。
下面是一些常见的情景对话，希望对同学们的英语口语练习有所帮助。
情景一：在学校图书馆借书A: Hi, can you recommend a good book for me to read?B: Sure! What kind of books do you like?A: I enjoy reading mystery novels and fantasy books.B: Have you read "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown? It's a great mystery novel.A: No, I haven't. I'll check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!情景二：在超市购物A: Excuse me, where can I find the milk?B: The dairy products are in aisle 3, next to the eggs.A: Thank you. And do you know where I can find the bread?B: Bread is in aisle 5, opposite the drinks section.A: Great, thanks for your help!情景三：在餐厅点餐A: Good evening, do you have a reservation?B: No, we don't. Is there still a table available?A: Yes, we have a few tables. How many people are in your party?B: There are four of us.A: Alright, please follow me to your table.情景四：在医生办公室看病A: Good morning, I have been feeling unwell lately.B: What are your symptoms?A: I have a headache and a sore throat. I also have a fever.B: I see. Let me take your temperature and check your throat.A: Thank you, doctor.情景五：在旅行社咨询旅游信息A: Hi, I'm planning a trip to Japan. Can you give me some information?B: Of course! When are you planning to go?A: I'm thinking of going in July.B: July is a great time to visit Japan. The weather is warm and there are many festivals.A: That sounds wonderful. Can you recommend some must-visit places?B: Definitely! Kyoto, Tokyo, and Osaka are popular destinations.A: Thank you for your help!情景六：在家庭聚会上与亲戚交流A: Hi, how have you been?B: I'm doing well, thank you. How about you?A: I'm good too. It's been a while since we last saw each other.B: Yes, it has. How's school going for you?A: School is going well. I'm enjoying my classes and making new friends.B: That's great to hear. Keep up the good work!以上是一些常见的情景对话，可以帮助同学们在高中英语口语练习中更好地应对各种情境。
讲述童年记忆Lois已经25岁了，虽然对童年记忆有些模糊不清但仍记得零星，听他讲述零碎的记忆吧。
Todd: Lois, actually how old are you Lois?Lois: I'm 25.Todd: OK, 25, so, do you have any early childhood memories? What's the earliest thing you can remember from Childhood?Lois: Uh, my memories from my choldhood aren't very good. I can't remeber that much, but I do remember one thing. I must have only been about 3 or 4, I'm not sure, and I was on holiday with my family, and my grandparents and I had an ice cream and I wanted to climb to the top of this hill, and my parentes were like," No, No, No. Wait until you finish your ice cream, and then you can go" and I was like, "Nope, I'm going to go now" so I climbed to the top of the hill. It was only a small hill, I was only little and then I dediced it would be great to run down the hill really fast, which I did, and I ran to the bottom of the hill, fell over, ice cream all over me, and I don't think I got another ice cream after that.Todd: Oh that's funny, and other memories from childhood.Lois: I think I also remember pushing my brothers around in my brother's pram and him falling out and banging his head and there being lots of blood. I think I might have got is a lot of trouble for that one.Todd: Oh! So you have a younger brother?Lois: I have a younger brother and I have an older brother.Todd: Oh, OKLois: So I'm the middle child, which is not always good because when we used to go on holiday my brothers would always fight in the car, so I always had to sit in the middle of them so if they were fighting I could stop the fighting, so I didn't like being the middle child.Todd: Well, I sure you served a good purpose for your parents.Lois: Well, I hope so, but still my brothers are now 27 and 23 and they still fight now, so I didn't actually manage to stop that.。
介绍动画设计ELi是一名动画设计师，听他讲讲这个专业以及动画创作界这些年的变化吧。
Todd: Eli, could you talk a little bit about what you study to be an animator and how the industry has changed over the years?Eli: Yeah, well, I actually studied, the degree I did was a graphic design course, which taught you art, every aspect of graphic design but they looked at graphic design as actually communication design which is basically just trying to get a message across a certain way thought the use of graphics, you know graphical methods, so I mean, that doesn't necessarily mean just you know text, words, on a screen, you know, words on a poster. I mean, people's people's views of graphic design is usually like posters, advertising, um, adverts in magazines but we were sort of made to think that that is just a tiny bit of graphic design, I mean you can communicate message, through any medium, you know even sort of acting, and stuff like that, they were, it was really that broad so, obviously with my love of anime I chose animation, I mean, it's something I've been interested in for a long time and I do 3D computer animation kind of like "Toy Story" but obviously not as good. I was actually the only person on my course doing that, so it was quite a challenge. I had an amazing animation tutor, who had got some pretty amazing portfolio behind him, to help me out, and if it wasn't for him, I probably would have torn my hair out years ago and maybe even quit the course cause I, there was a big, dispute with sort of my view of computer animation, what I was interested in with the graphic design tutor's views, they were all about deep meaning and you know, messages behind work and I was actually about learning how to animate well, you know the techniques of animation. I mean it's always very important to have the background skills of ideas because you can be technically good at something, you can be able to use a computer program brilliantly, but if you don't have the sort of ideas or background then you're never going to be able to make a good piece. I mean, I've heard that Pixar, the company who make "Toy Story" actually hire actors instead of animators to do their animating. They hire them for their acting skills and then they teach them how to use the software afterwards, cause actually, that's what it's about, it's making characters act, it's whatever it is, whether it's a coke can or a book, if you want to give that a personality, you got to think about how you're gonna give this inanimate object a personality, how are you going to make it looked scared, how are you going to make it look happy, um, that's what I was interested in, sort of techniques of learning how to do that, so, yeah, it was a struggle but it was definitely worth it in the end, and I think I'll go on to have a good career.。
高中英语情景交际总结及练习1.回答对方感谢(Thanks)—Thank you!—It’s a pleasure./My pleasure./Don’t mention it./That’s all right./You are welcome. 2.回答对方道歉(Apologies)—Sorry.—Never mind./It doesn’t matter./It’s all right./Forget it./That’s all right.3.回答对方请求—Can I.../Could I.../Would you mind if I...—1)Yes, please./Sure./Certainly./Of course./Please do./Of course, you can./Go ahead, please.—2)I am sorry; it’s not allowed./I’m afraid not./You’d better not./I’d rather you didn’t.4.回答对方提供帮助—Would you like me to help...—1)Yes, please./That’s very kind of you./Thank you. That would be nice./Thank you for your help.—2)No, thanks./Thank you all the same./It’s very kind of you, but I can manage it myself.5.表示同意和不同意—1)Sure./certainly./Exactly./Absolutely./That’s correct./Of course./All right.(好的)/I agree./I can’t agree more./That’s a good idea./Yes, I think so./ That’s exactly what I was thinking./That’s just how I see it.—2)No way./Of course not./I’m afraid I don’t agree./I don’t think so./Well, it depends./Well, I am not sure about it.6.几个常见的短语：1.So do I. “So+助动词+主语”表述前面一种表肯定意义的情况也适合后面的另一个人，意为“某人也一样”。
原版英语口语情景对话第0178集：讲述国外交换生经历Christian高中时作为交换生去到新西兰，听他讲讲对那的感受以及在那生活的经历吧。
Todd: OK, Christian, you were just telling me that you lived in New Zealand as an exhange student!Christian: That's right. In high school, yeah.Todd: What was that like?Christian: I mean, I was 17 years at the time and, you know, I was just leaving home for the first time and going abroad for a year without going home, and it was the first time to actually move out of my family and it was an intimidating experience but at the same time it was extremely enjoyable. I had a great time, traveled around, met a lot of great people, got introduced into Maori culture, and yeah it was fascinating, really fascinating.Todd: What did you like the most about New Zealand?Christian: The country itself, probably the nature and the wildlife. It's just so pure, so green. You got the big mountains, you got the fjords, the rivers. It's all such, it's a great eco-system, you can tell that it's non polluted. It's just really nice. If you appreciate it, call it nature, you can walk around and soak up the atmosphere. It's really good.Todd: What was the hardest thing about living so far from home?Christian: The fact that I could only communicate to my family through faxes in the beginning because calling was a bit expensive. The circumstances didn't allow me to use the phone where I was living, so I had to use faxes and that is a bit strange.Todd: Wow, so there's no e-mail or internet?Christian: Well, at the time, e-mail wasn't used that much in New Zealand. There was one computer in my school that had an interntet connection. And I was allowed to use that because I was an exchange student, the only exchange student at my school. They said, well you can come in and use it every now and then, I used it maybe once a week, because I had never used e-mail before cause this was back in 97, so it's eight, like seven or eight years ago, and I guess, in New Zealand they didn't really have that many connections.Todd: Wow, great story.Christian: It was truly great, yeah.。
讲述辗转人生我从小就远渡国外求学，辗转经年直至成年才回到故土，这样的生活经历有利有弊。
I am totally English but I spent my whole life basically living in other countries, well, my parents spent most of my life living in other countries. I've actually been at school in England for quite a while of it. Living away from your own country is great. I guess it's really good when you're young you get to see different countries.I stopped off in Africa and Nigeria. I was actually born in England, but I went there fifteen days after I was born so, my first plane flight was 15 days old, and I can't really remember obviously that much of that but then we went to Holland for nine years, which is great and it's, you know, I'm very lucky to have grown up in a different culture, although very embarassingly I can's speak the language cause I always went to an Enlgish school, but it's kind of difficult cause you, wherever you go, you make friends. You get close to people and then suddenly you have to move, and move house, go on to somewhere else, and I found this to be the sort of hardest thing, when I was 8, I went off to boarding school in England cause my parents thought I'd get a better education that way than moving around to different schools all over the world, and this was you know, it was good it was fun, but something like I always envied was the way, all the other kids at school, there school friends were just their friends in term time, but their real friends were friends that, you know, they had known since they were little, since you know, since they had been born or, you know their early school friends and they still knew them and you know even when I was 18 years old, still, my friend's from school had their real friends at home who they'd known all there lives, and I've kind of always envied that because we've always been moving around and as I say, you know, I'm very lucky, we've been in Holland, Scotland, and Africa, and I've very lucky to have seen all of these places but it's kind of hard as well, not having a root, not having a place where you can actually call your home, somewhere to go back to at the end of the day and have all of your family and friends around you.。
原版英语口语情景对话第0087集：讲述高中生活Jeanna是高中生，听她讲述一下高中的生活，看看她最喜欢的科目和老师吧。
Todd: Hello!Jeanna: Hello!Todd: Hi, what's your name?Jeanna: Jeanna.Todd: OK, Jeanna, how old are you?Jeanna: I'm 15 years old.Todd: 15! OK, are you in high school?Jeanna: Yes, I am.Todd: OK. What do you think about high school?Jeanna: It's fun. Very diverse.Todd: What do you like to study in high school?Jeanna: I like history a lot.Todd: OK. Why do you like history?Jeanna: It's interesting to learn about the past, different things, and different cultures.Todd: OK. What's one thing you don't like about high school?Jeanna: People can be really cruel.Todd: Oh, really? How? How are people cruel?Jeanna: There's a lot of judgmental-ness.Todd: Oh, that's too bad. So, you're nice to everybody?Jeanna: Generally.Todd: OK. OK. Who's your favorite teacher? Jeanna: Probably my English teacher.。
讲述奥地利生活在奥地利教语言，听她讲讲在那的经历吧。
Todd: Sarah, can you talk about your time in Austria?Sarah: Austria is, I worked for a language school where you go to a normal school in Austria for one week, and you take one particular year group and you teach them English for that one week, and then you move onto another school the next week so you're moving around every week, which is good because you get to go to Vienna and Insbruck, and you're constantly moving around the country, um, so it's an interesting lifestyle.Todd: What's Vienna like?Sarah: Ah, great. I like Vienna. It's very, very easy to get around. Um, very friendly place. The transition from England to Austria is very, a very easy one, and there's a lot to do in Vienna. Quite similar to London in that way.Todd: Like for example what things?Sarah: It's very cultural and a lot of museums and art galleries. It's quite historical. It's an historical city.Todd: OK. Can you tell a little about the history of Vienna or why it's historical?Sarah: NoTodd: No! I'm sorry. That's a tough question. How about the food? How about Austrian food?Sarah: I don't like Austrian food actually, I have to say. It's quite heavy. It's very heavy. A lot of sausages, a lot of meats. They're very much into their meats, but they also have a lot of Italian food because of course their on the border, so they have a lot of influence from other cultures, so they like curry , and Italian food as well, it's very, very big.Todd: And what's the landscape like in Vienna?Sarah: In Vienna?Todd: I mean, I'm sorry, in Austria?Sarah: The landscape is beautiful. That is one of the main reasons why I went there. It's very mountainous, and the Tirol, which is very beautiful.Todd: I'm sorry the Tirol?Sarah: The Tirol. It's like um, like, it's just a long journey through the mountains that you go through. It's called the Tirol.Todd: Did you go hiking?Sarah: No I went skiing a few times, not hiking.Todd: Good, good ski slopes?Sarah: Very! Very good yeah!。
高中英语情景对话高中英语情景对话高中英语对话课旨在培养学生语言交际能力,是整个高中英语教学中一个必不可少的重要组成部分。
小编精心收集了高中英语情景对话，供大家欣赏学习!高中英语情景对话1A:Mary is really a diligent girl.A:玛丽真是一个勤奋的姑娘。
B:What do you mean?B:为什么这么说?A:She learns to speak Lation by osmosis withinthree months.A:她废寝忘食三个月学会了拉丁语。
B:She is really something.B：她真了不起。
高中英语情景对话2A:The country is strong only in appearance. Don'tyou think so?A:这国家只是外表强大，你不这么认为吗?B:Yes. In fact there're quite a large number of peoplewho have no food to eat and no place to live in.B：是的，实际上，有很多人没饭吃，没房住。
A:You can say that again. The government mustopen its eyes to the fact.A:是啊，政府必须意识到这个事实。
高中英语情景对话3A:Mrs, Smith, you are always worried about yourchildren.A:史密斯太太，你总是牵挂着孩子。
B:They're my own flesh and blood. It's hard for meto see them suffering.B:他们都是我的骨肉，我不忍看他们受苦。
A:That's human nature.A:那是人的天性。
高中英语情景对话4A:The river is much higher than the ground.A:河比地高得多。
优秀的英语情景口语对话What is your best memory of high school? 高中时代最美好的记忆Tlotlo: Hi, my name is Tlotlo and I am from Botswana.特罗特洛：嗨，我是特罗特洛，来自博茨瓦纳。
Resse: Hey, I'm Resse from Botswana as well.里斯：嗨，我是里斯，同样来自博茨瓦纳。
Tlotlo: So our question is what is your best memory of high school?特罗特洛：我们要讨论的问题是，你高中时代最美好的记忆是什么?Resse: I think my best memory is probably prom night.里斯：我想我最美好的记忆应该是舞会之夜。
Tlotlo: Prom night, oh yes. It's always everybody's favorite. But I'd have to say my very best memory of high school was actually when I was crowned Miss Dumanian that is the high school thatI went to. It was a great feeling just...特罗特洛：哦，舞会之夜。
那一直是所有人的最爱。
我认为我高中时代最美好的记忆是成为Dumanian小姐，Dumanian是我高中的名字。
那感觉真是太棒了……Resse: So you like the beauty queens and ...里斯：你喜欢当选美皇后……Tlotlo: Of course. I love that, I love that so that's actually the best memory that I have about my high school. Of course the best part of it wasjust being with your friends and makingmemories and stuff. I can still remember even today it was actually oneof the best parts of my high school as well.特罗特洛：当然了。
第268集讲述获奖经历
Ian见过爱丁堡的公爵，是什么奖能让他由此殊荣呢？
Ian: Hey, Ian, have you ever met anyone famous?
Todd: Anyone famous? Ah, yes, I have. I met the Duke of Edinburgh.
Ian: Mm, who's that?
Todd: He is the Queen's husband and I met him at Buckingham Palace.
Ian: How did that happen?
Todd: Well, it was because I received an award.
Ian: What kind of an award?
Todd: The award was called the Duke of Edinburgh Award and I completed the bronze award, the silver award, and the gold award, and if you complete all three, then you can go to Buckingham Palace and he gives you your award.
Ian: The award is for what kind of job?
Todd: OK, well it's for young people between the ages of, I think it's 14 to 21, but I'm not quite sure, and you have to do different challenges for each award. Now, for the gold award you had to do community service, and I visited an old man. I had to do a sport and I played badminton. You had to do an expedition, and we went hiking in the Breton Beacons in Wales for five days and you had to do a skill and I did driving and you had to do each one for a year.
Ian: So what was it like getting the award?
Todd: Um, it was exciting and disappointing at the same time because my friends and I, we were waiting at Buckingham Palace for quite a long time and we had all our best clothes on: our ties, our shirts, our trousers. We had very clean shoes. It was quite hot and we were waiting and we were waiting and in came the Duke of Edinburgh. and he gave us our award. He asked us maybe one question each and then he went, so we only actually met him for about five minutes.
Ian: So it wasn't the most exciting time, meeting him a famous person.
Todd: No, he was a very busy man, but you know, I shook his hand, and that was it, but it was nice to see Buckingham Palace and it was a good day out in London.
Ian: Sounds like it.。
