經(jīng)典對(duì)話
A:I'm really enjoying this class. The old English classics are some of my favorites.
A：我非喜歡這門課。這些古典的英國(guó)名著是我喜歡的作品。
B:What is your favorite book?
B：你喜歡的是哪本書？
A:It's a little hard to say. I like several of them very much, but I think maybe Jane Eyre is my favorite.
A：很難說(shuō)。有好幾本我都非常喜歡，不過(guò)也許《簡(jiǎn)•愛》是我喜歡的一本。
B:It's one of my favorites, too. I really like some of Charles Dickens' books,though. I think David Copperfield is my favorite.
B：那也是我喜歡的書之一。不過(guò)我特別喜歡查爾斯•狄更斯的一些作品。我想《大衛(wèi)•科波菲爾》是我喜歡的作品。
A:I guess that is popular with many people. What do you like most about it?
A：我想那本書許多人都喜歡。你喜歡的是這個(gè)作品的哪一個(gè)方面呢？
B:I think it's the characterization of the people. They are all so interesting,even the bad guys are memorable.
B：我想是人物性格的刻劃。所有的人物都那么生動(dòng)，即使那些壞家伙也令人難忘。
A:I'm reading Thomas Hardy in my class now. This term we're studying Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
A：現(xiàn)在課上我正在看托馬斯.哈代的作品。這學(xué)期我們?cè)趯W(xué)《德伯家的苔絲》。
B:Are you enjoying the book? I found Thomas Hardy to be very depressing.
B：你喜歡這本書嗎？我覺得托馬斯•哈代的書令人感到壓抑。
A:I'm enjoying it,but it is depressing. It seems the people find themselves in difficult circumstances where there are no solutions to their problems.
A：我挺喜歡這本書，不過(guò)它確實(shí)令人感到壓抑。人們好像都處在困境中。而又毫無(wú)解脫的辦法。
B:Yes, it seems that fate rules their lives. If I'm going to read a book for enjoyment, I don't want to end up feeling depressed.
B：是的。似乎命運(yùn)控制了他們的生活。如果我要找一本書消遣的話，我可不想后搞得心情抑郁。
A:The purpose of good literature is to help you understand the full range of human emotions.
A：好的文學(xué)作品的目的是幫助你理解人類的所有感情。
B:I can see you have been well taught. I hope you enjoy your class.
B：看得出你學(xué)得不錯(cuò)。我希望你喜歡你的課程。
A:Thank you. I'm sure I will.
A：謝謝。我非常喜歡。
王牌句型
1.Which do you like better,... ?
你更喜歡哪個(gè)？（較隨便）
2.Would you rather...?
你想……嗎？（通用）
3.The choice is yours,... or...?
你來(lái)選，還是……？（較正式）
A:I'm really enjoying this class. The old English classics are some of my favorites.
A：我非喜歡這門課。這些古典的英國(guó)名著是我喜歡的作品。
B:What is your favorite book?
B：你喜歡的是哪本書？
A:It's a little hard to say. I like several of them very much, but I think maybe Jane Eyre is my favorite.
A：很難說(shuō)。有好幾本我都非常喜歡，不過(guò)也許《簡(jiǎn)•愛》是我喜歡的一本。
B:It's one of my favorites, too. I really like some of Charles Dickens' books,though. I think David Copperfield is my favorite.
B：那也是我喜歡的書之一。不過(guò)我特別喜歡查爾斯•狄更斯的一些作品。我想《大衛(wèi)•科波菲爾》是我喜歡的作品。
A:I guess that is popular with many people. What do you like most about it?
A：我想那本書許多人都喜歡。你喜歡的是這個(gè)作品的哪一個(gè)方面呢？
B:I think it's the characterization of the people. They are all so interesting,even the bad guys are memorable.
B：我想是人物性格的刻劃。所有的人物都那么生動(dòng)，即使那些壞家伙也令人難忘。
A:I'm reading Thomas Hardy in my class now. This term we're studying Tess of the D'Urbervilles.
A：現(xiàn)在課上我正在看托馬斯.哈代的作品。這學(xué)期我們?cè)趯W(xué)《德伯家的苔絲》。
B:Are you enjoying the book? I found Thomas Hardy to be very depressing.
B：你喜歡這本書嗎？我覺得托馬斯•哈代的書令人感到壓抑。
A:I'm enjoying it,but it is depressing. It seems the people find themselves in difficult circumstances where there are no solutions to their problems.
A：我挺喜歡這本書，不過(guò)它確實(shí)令人感到壓抑。人們好像都處在困境中。而又毫無(wú)解脫的辦法。
B:Yes, it seems that fate rules their lives. If I'm going to read a book for enjoyment, I don't want to end up feeling depressed.
B：是的。似乎命運(yùn)控制了他們的生活。如果我要找一本書消遣的話，我可不想后搞得心情抑郁。
A:The purpose of good literature is to help you understand the full range of human emotions.
A：好的文學(xué)作品的目的是幫助你理解人類的所有感情。
B:I can see you have been well taught. I hope you enjoy your class.
B：看得出你學(xué)得不錯(cuò)。我希望你喜歡你的課程。
A:Thank you. I'm sure I will.
A：謝謝。我非常喜歡。
王牌句型
1.Which do you like better,... ?
你更喜歡哪個(gè)？（較隨便）
2.Would you rather...?
你想……嗎？（通用）
3.The choice is yours,... or...?
你來(lái)選，還是……？（較正式）