情境對話

　

　

2005.5月份English dialog

情境英語  Dialoque                                            楊純暖 老師提供

Let's talk about Shopping 

　

　


　

Vocabulary List:

Bargain (v.) 討價還價以低價購買         Equipment (n.)設備 

Fashionable (adj.)流行的;時髦的          Jewelry (n.) 珠寶

Pet(s) (n.) 寵物                        Cosmetics (n.) 化妝品

Regret (n.) 悔恨;懊惱                   Satisfied (adj.) 滿足的

Credit Card (n.) 信用卡                  Internet (n.) 網際網路

Pro(s) (n.) 正方 (辯論時)                Con(s) (n.) 反方(辯論時)    

Sales receipts (n.) 收據

 

²         How much money do you have on your right now?

²         Did you buy anything today? What?

²         How much money do you spend each week? What do you spend it on?

²         Do you enjoy shopping? Why or why not?

²         What things do you enjoy or dislike shopping for? Explain.

²         Do you ever go window shopping? Is it fun? Why or why not?

²         Do you always bargain to get the best price? How do you do it?

²         Are there some places where can you not bargain?

²         Where are the best places to buy…in Taipei?

    Computer equipment, books, fashionable clothes, shoes, snacks, 

    jewelry, pets, glasses, music, cosmetics

²         What is the most expensive thing you have ever bought? How much did it cost? Why did you buy it? Where did you buy it? Do you still have it?

²         What is something you would like to buy when you have enough money?

²         Did you ever buy something and regret it later?

²         Do you own a credit card? Is it useful? ?

²         Why do you need to be careful when you shop with a credit card?

²         Do you ever shop on the internet? What do you buy?

²         What are the pros and cons of internet shopping?

²         Why is it a good idea to keep your sales receipts?

²         What are some things that you should not buy for others in Taiwan? Explain.

²         What are some souvenirs that foreign visitors should buy in Taiwan? Where can you buy them?

²         If you could travel around the world, what are some souvenirs that you would like to bring back to Taiwan? Why?


　

　

　

2005.4月份English dialog         

 情境英語  Dialoque                                   李明生老師提供

Nancy and Peter are at Chiang Kai sheik Airport checking in for their flight to Los Angeles.

Peter：Excuse me！I’d like to check in, please.

Clerk：Sure. May I see your ticket and passport, please ,sir.

Peter：Here you are. Oh, may I have two aisle seats, please？

Clerk：Let me check. Oh yes, there are two seats 12C and 12D, you can sit.

Nancy：Great. Thanks a lot.

Clerk：By the way, how many baggage do you have to check in？

Nancy：Tow, and I have a carry on.

Clerk：Ok. That’s fine.

Peter：Good. What time do you begin boarding？

Clerk：We begin boarding at 5：20 p.m.

Nancy：And what’s the gate number？

Clerk：Gate 36.

Peter and Nancy：Thank you very much..

 VOCABULARY  ＆ idiom           

I’d like to請讓我

passport  護照

aisle 走道

baggage 行李

Boarding   登機

gate     登機門

 

 

 

　

　

2005.3月份English dialog                               楊純暖 老師 提供

At the Bank (銀行英文)

Useful words(實用字彙):

Account       savings        cash           check

Balance       withdraw      deposit         slip

Fill out        apply for      application      ATM card

Currency      exchange rate

 

Useful expressions(實用句型):

I’d like to open an account.

Would you like checking or savings?

I’d like both please.

I’d like to cash a check.

I’d like to check my balance.

Can I make a withdrawal?

How much would you like to withdraw?

I’d like to make a deposit of ______ dollars.

Please fill out a deposit slip please.

Could I apply for an ATM card?

Please fill out this application.

 

對話內容示範:

Conversation A:

A: Hi. I’d like to make a deposit of 2000 dollars.

B: You will need to fill out a deposit slip, please.

A: I also like to apply for an ATM card.

B: Sure. Please fill out this application.

 

Conversation B:

A: Good morning, Ms.

B: Good morning, sir.

A: Could you tell me where to find the currency exchange?

B: Right here. How can I help you, sir?

A: I’d like to change 5000 Taiwanese dollars into US dollars, please.

B: Do you have an account with this bank, sir?

A: Yes. Here’s my account number. (A shows his checkbook)

B: May I please see an ID?

A: sure. Here’s my passport. By the way, what’s the rate today?

B: Today’s rate is 34.2 Taiwanese dollars for 1 US dollar. Here’s your money, sir. Please count it and sign your name here.

A: it’s the correct amount.  Where can I cash traveler’s checks?

B: You can cash them here. How much do you want to cash?

A: I need eight 100s and the rest in 10s, please.

B: OK. Here you are.

A: Thanks. Have a nice day.

 

Conversation C:

A: Good afternoon! What can I do for you today?

B: good afternoon: I’d like to open a bank account, please.

A: Would you like to have a savings account or a checking account or both?

B: I’m not sure. What’s the difference?

A: Well, a savings account pays interest on your money, but there are some restrictions. You have to put in a minimum of $ 500. If you are less than $500 in your savings account, we’ll charge you a ten-dollar monthly fee.

B: Then what about a checking account?

A: A checking account allows you to write an unlimited number of checks or you may withdraw your money from ATMS. You pay for printing the checks, but that’s all. And with your checking account is a debit card that you can use like a credit card.

B: I see. I think I’ll take both.

A: Sure. Please fill out this application.