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对话是英语课堂中的 大忙人 ,它不仅是传递信息、开展教学的渠道,而且是英语教学中的重要组成部分,是培养学生听说能力,发展学生语言技能的主要形式之一。我整理了日常生活英语对话，欢迎阅读!
A:Have you finished your work?
A:你的活干完了吗?
B:Not because I'm keeping an eye on the baby.
B：没有，因为我一直在照顾那个小婴儿。
A:Where is the baby's mother?
A：那个婴儿的母亲在哪儿?
B:She is at the supermarket downstairs. She said she would be back in about half an hour.
B：她在楼下的超市，她说她半小时后回来。
A:How is the result of your lab test?
A:你的检查结果怎么样?
B:When it comes to that, I've a lot to say.
B：说来话长了。
A:Then say it.
A:说来听听。
B:When I went back to my doctor to hear the resultsof my lab tests. I tried to keep a poker face eventhough I was scared to death. Then you guess whathe said.
B：我去医生那儿看化验结果的时候，我害怕得要死，不过我还是硬装着没事儿一样，你猜他怎么说?
A:That's just what I want to know.
A:我想知道的也就是这个。
B:He told me the tests were negative and there was nothing wrong with me.
B:他说结果是阴性，我没事儿!
A:I'm itching for moving!
A:我真想搬家!
B:What's the matter? What annoy you?
B:怎么了?什么惹着你了?
A:It's so wet and dark, I'm just fed up.
A:这里又暗又潮，我都受够了。
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开展对话教学的基础是建立教师与学生之间平等的地位,以学生的学习兴趣为教学核心,以学生的自主学习为教学目标,在老师的引导与启发下,进行民主化、相互化的学习行为。我精心收集了两人英语对话短文，供大家欣赏学习!
Robin：Oh，hi Julie. Finally back from your vacation，I see.
Julie：What do you mean，“finally”?I feel like I've only been gone for two days instead of two weeks.
Robin：Well，you know what they say—“Time flies when you're having fun. ” You did have fun，didn't you?
Julie：Oh，it was marvelous. B. C. is so beautiful. And it was so nice to get away from this cold，miserable weather.
And those mountain views—they were absolutely breath taking.
Robin：How was Vancouver?
Julie：Busy. So much to see and do there. I hadn't realized how much I missed big-city life after being stuck out here in the boonies for so long(laughs)。
Robin：So what all did you do?
Julie：Oh，we went to Stanley Park and the aquarium，up Grouse Mountain，and to museums and galleries. All the usual touristy things.
Robin：Did you get over to the island? It's only two hours away by ferry，isn't it?
Julie：Yes，it was funny how on the ride over everyone stayed out on deck to enjoy the view，but on the way back，wejust sat inside like seasoned travellers and read magazines!
Robin：Victoria is a city I've always wanted to visit. They say it's such a quiet and elegant city with a lot of British influence.
Julie：We liked Victoria so much that we stayed in a day longer than we'd planned. I did like the custom of afternoon tea. It was a nice break from sightseeing too.
Robin：Oh，well，one of these days I'll get there myself. In the meantime，I better get back to work. Maybe we can get together sometime and you can tell me more about it.
Julie：Sure，and I'll show you my pictures once I get them developed.
Robin：Great. See you later.
Julie：Bye.
A：It's interesting that as a financial center London looks so different from New York.
B：Indeed it does. By the way，what do you think has impressed you most in London?
A：I don't think I can say for sure. There are so many things that have left a deep impression on me. Yes，there is one thing worth mentioning at least. Although the buildings here seem old-fashioned，they have a peculiar flavor of their own.
B：Look at the nameplate on the wall of the corner building. We're getting near to Trafalgar Square now.
A：It's interesting where the British people place the road signs，but what's Trafalgar Square?
B：It's a busy road junction with Nelson's statue.
A：Oh，yes，I know something about British History. He's the admiral that defeated Napoleon.
B：You're right. There may not be much to see on the square itself，but it's easy to get from there to many interesting places in London.
A：Can you mention a few so that we can decide where to go this morning?
B：Sure，it's not far from here to the Thames. If you like，we can take a walk on the embankment.
A：What if we go to see Buckingham Palace first?
B：That's not far away either. Indeed you've got a very good idea. We can walk down the Mall which is wide and clean with quite a number of beautiful statues. It's so pleas ant to have a walk there.
A：Then let's walk down the Mall.
B：You'll see on one side of the Mall a beautiful park and ifwe have enough time，we may also visit the Houses of Parliament today.
A：We're lucky today.
B：Yes，there aren't any clouds in the sky and we're got such a beautiful view here. Look!This is St. James Park. And there's Buckingham Palace.
A：Where's Hyde Park?
B：It's on the other side of the Palace.
A：That's the place where people make speeches on Sundays，isn't it?
B：Yes，you're right. Politicians of all kinds，religious people，and one or two madmen.
A：Well，are we going there today?I want to take some shots there.
B：Sure. I can see you're enjoying your trip today.
A：Of course. Everything's so striking and fascinating.
