I. 語音強化訓練 (PRONUNCIATION)
I have read the book. Let's have a good chat.
keep on stand up take off above all look at it
after all here and there more or less Where is it?
II. 經典口語習語、詞組、諺語 (PHRASES/IDIOMS／PROVERBS)
● shake in one's shoes
● birthday suit
● lady-killer
● wall flower
● bet one's bottom dollar (that/on)
● in the pink
● Like father, like son.
● Every bean has its black.
● In the dictionary of youth there is no such words as failure.
III. 地道情景表達 (SITUATIONAL EXPRESSIONS)
在餐館里 In restaurant:
(waiter, waitress, customers)
— What can I do for you?/can I help you?
— Can I take your order?
— Will/Would you like something to drink/to eat?
— What would you like to drink/to eat?
— Would you care for ...?
— I'll have ... /I'll go for ... /I'll give ... a try.
— I'd quite like ... to drink/to eat.
— Mm, it sounds/smells/tastes good/delicious/excellent.
— Here's the menu. What would you suggest?
— You do the ordering for me.
— I don't think I'll bother with ...
— I think I'll give ... a miss.
— Thanks. I've had enough./I'm full.
— Good to see you. May I join you?
— Let me foot the bill.
— No. You be my guest.
— Well, let's go Dutch.
I have read the book. Let's have a good chat.
keep on stand up take off above all look at it
after all here and there more or less Where is it?
II. 經典口語習語、詞組、諺語 (PHRASES/IDIOMS／PROVERBS)
● shake in one's shoes
● birthday suit
● lady-killer
● wall flower
● bet one's bottom dollar (that/on)
● in the pink
● Like father, like son.
● Every bean has its black.
● In the dictionary of youth there is no such words as failure.
III. 地道情景表達 (SITUATIONAL EXPRESSIONS)
在餐館里 In restaurant:
(waiter, waitress, customers)
— What can I do for you?/can I help you?
— Can I take your order?
— Will/Would you like something to drink/to eat?
— What would you like to drink/to eat?
— Would you care for ...?
— I'll have ... /I'll go for ... /I'll give ... a try.
— I'd quite like ... to drink/to eat.
— Mm, it sounds/smells/tastes good/delicious/excellent.
— Here's the menu. What would you suggest?
— You do the ordering for me.
— I don't think I'll bother with ...
— I think I'll give ... a miss.
— Thanks. I've had enough./I'm full.
— Good to see you. May I join you?
— Let me foot the bill.
— No. You be my guest.
— Well, let's go Dutch.