[分享]採用C.I.A.特殊記憶法--5分鐘學會說英文( NEW)

Situation 1

How long have you been in the states?
A: You speak English without an accent. How did you learn to speak English so well?
B:Thank you. I've studied it since I was in junior high.
A:Oh, how long have  you been in the states?
B:About ten years.
A:Is your family here, too?
B:Yes, all of them are here except my sister.

A:When will you be leaving for the United States?
B:Next Friday.
A:Friday? Why are you leaving so soon?
B:I have to enroll in school next Thrusday.
A:How long will you stay in California?
B:Just for one year. I'm only going there to study English.

A:How long has been Chris been working here?
B:On, a long time- at least ten years.
Aid he start right after college?
B:Yes. He started out as a clerk.
A:He's done very well, hasn't he?
B:Yes, he should be a manager soon.

A:How long have you been in the States?
B:Two years. I'll return to China next June.
A:Have you been in the States long?
B:I've lived here for five years.
A:How long have you been waiting for the bus?
B:About half hour.
A:How long will you be in the library?
B:All day. I have to study.
A:Are you going to be long?
B:No, only about ten minutes. Wait for me.

A:How old are you?
B:How old do you think I am?
A:I'd say you're about 35.
B:No, I am only 29!
A:Oh, I'm sorry. I hope I didn't offend you.
B:That's all right, but I think you need glasses.

A:You speak English without an accent. Where did you learn it?
B:I am an American.
A:Oh. I am sorry. I hope i didn't offend you.
B:It's OK.
A:Were you born and raised in the States?
B:No, My family came to America when I was about five.

Aid you change your hairstyle?
B:Yes, I did.
A:I liked it better the other way.
B:Well, I wanted to try something different.
A:Oh, I hope I didn't offend you.
B:That's all right. You're entitled to your own opinion.

A:I am sorry if you can't understand my English.
B:I hope I didn't offend you.
A:I am not 35, I am only 29 years old.
B:Oh, I hope I didn't hurt your feeling.
A:Are you saying you don't like my new hairstyle?
B:I hope I didn't offend you.
A:So you don't like the way I do things.
B:I didn't mean to offend you.
A:Am I boring you with my work?
B:Sorry, I didn't mean to offend you.

Aid you say you're taking Susan out tonight?
B:Yes, we're going to the Red Fox for dinner.
Ao you have enough money?
B:Forty dollars. Why?
A:You didn't hear? She eats a lot.
B:I didn't know that. I'd better take sixty dollars just to be on the safe side.

A:Are you going out?
B:Yes. I think I'll take a walk. Want to join me?
A:No. I think I'll stay in and read.
B:That sky looks a little cloudy.
A:Yes, it does. It looks like rain.
B:Just to be on the safe side, I'll take an umbrella with me.

A:Hello, Jane. Do you have any tickets?
B:Yes. You're on Flight 201 leaving at seven- thirty tonight.
A:Good. What about the return trip tickets?
B:I made the reservations, but just to be on the safe side, you should reconfirm them.
A:I'll do that when i arrive in los Angeles.
B: Have a good trip.

Aid you turn off the TV?
B:Yes, I did, but just to be on the safe side, I pulled out the plug from the wall.
A:Are you sure the campfire is out?
B:Yes, I am, but just to be on the safe side, I poured water on it.
A:It's chilly tonight.
B:I thought it might be, so just to be on the safe side, I brought my jackt.
A:This bill is expensive.
B:That's Okay, just to be on the safe side, I brought some extra money.
A:Are you sure yuor bicycle is O.K. there?
B:Yes, but I locked it just to be on the safe side.

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