有關住宅英語情景對話
英語情景對話作爲真實生活的交際模式，作爲語言輸出的源頭,作爲語言練習的最佳途徑，作爲語言教授的媒介，它對於把英語作爲外語來學習的學生，扮演着非常重要的角色。下面本站小編爲大家帶來生活英語情景對話，歡迎大家學習!
有關住宅英語情景對話1：
S: Have you moved into your new house yet, Michael?
M: We just moved in yesterday, actuAlly.
S: So, what do you think about the place? Are you glad that you moved in?
M: It's great! Unfortunately, we're going to spend a fortune doing everything up.
S: How old is the house then?
M: It's about 200 years old. It has a lot of history!
S: Sounds fascinating. Where is your new house located?
M: It's just off of the ring road.
S: Do you have a big yard?
M: It's bigger than our last one. I've got flowers in the front, and fruits, vegetables and a fish pond in the back.
S: Is your house well'lit?
M: Oh, yes. Our windows let plenty of natural light in. They've also got wonderful views of the park behind our house.
S: How many rooms does your house have?
M:Right now, there are three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a sitting room, a dining room, and a living room. We're hoping to add on a green room and a guest bedroom. In fact, when the guest room is ready, you should come and stay with us for a weekend.
S: I'd be up for that!
有關住宅英語情景對話2：
M: Have you thought of moving at all Sarah?
S: We've thought about it, but my husband and I can't afford it right now. The only thing we could afford would be living in the slums, which is something I don't want to do.
M: Buying a house can be expensive, but there are ways to find cheaper houses.
S: Like what?
M: Well, sometimes the city auctions off houses to the community. You'd have to make a quick decision about the offer in a day, but you would definitely save money doing it that way.
S: That's a good idea. Do you know anyone who has done that before?
M: Sure my sister-in-law and her husband just bought a house that way. They're pretty satisfied with it.
S: Is the house pretty run-down?
M: Not at all. The woman, who owned it, took good care of it. But when she died, she had no family left and no will, so the government had to sell it for her.
S: Was it a very old house?
M: It was about 75 years old. There were a few repairs that needed doing, but it didn't take a lot of money or time.
S: Is it a good location?
M: The area can be a bit rough in the evenings, but the neighbours watch out for each other, so it's ok.
W: Have u had a thought about your ideal home?
M: I have actually. I've always wanted to build my dream home myself.
W: What would it be like?
M: Well, they will be spacious and located next to a park, because a nice view is important to me.
W: How many rooms would it have?
M: I'd want to have three bedrooms on the second floor, with balconies on each and one main bedroom on the main floor with an attach on the sweet. I'd also want a large living room in the kitchen connected to each other. So there would be one large open space for people to spend time with each other.
W: how many bathrooms would your dream home have?
M: I’d have one guest bedroom in the basement, one attached the main bedroom and one upstairs, so a totally three.
W: How would you decorate your house?
M: I don’t like a lot of cluster, so I won’t have a lot of things out, I would have a few vases on the mental piece and some pictures of family on the walls, but other in that, most things will be captain clothes.
W: How many TVs would your dream room have?
M: I think TV is the great waste of time, so I would only have one small TV in the kitchen to watch the news in the morning.
有關住宅英語情景對話3：
W: Have u had a thought about your ideal home?
M: I have actually. I've always wanted to build my dream home myself.
W: What would it be like?
M: Well, they will be spacious and located next to a park, because a nice view is important to me.
W: How many rooms would it have?
M: I'd want to have three bedrooms on the second floor, with balconies on each and one main bedroom on the main floor with an attach on the sweet. I'd also want a large living room in the kitchen connected to each other. So there would be one large open space for people to spend time with each other.
W: how many bathrooms would your dream home have?
M: I’d have one guest bedroom in the basement, one attached the main bedroom and one upstairs, so a totally three.
W: How would you decorate your house?
M: I don’t like a lot of cluster, so I won’t have a lot of things out, I would have a few vases on the mental piece and some pictures of family on the walls, but other in that, most things will be captain clothes.
W: How many TVs would your dream room have?
M: I think TV is the great waste of time, so I would only have one small TV in the kitchen to watch the news in the morning.
有關住宅英語情景對話4：
M: Have you ever seen Bill Gates’ home on the internet?
W: No, what’s the like?
M: It’s got its own library, theatre, swimming pool and a guest house. The house itself has about ten different rooms that all hold up to computers see you get studying each room through one more control. It’s also located near the sea, sweeping park is boats next to its house. it’s absolutely amazing.
W: Would you love to live there?
M: I think the house is fantastic, but I won’t want to live there. You’d have to hire one or two people to clean all the rooms in the house, plus a few people to take care of the gardens and probably a pair to take care of the children. It’s just too big of a place to take care of your own.
W: What’s your dream home like then?
M: My dream home is actually just a small cottage in a quiet village in England.
W: Would you want to buy a cottage or build a new on yourself?
M: All the homes are great because they’ve got character, other in that’s important.
W: Is that why you wear secondhand clothes well because they’ve got character?
M: No, that’s just because I don’t have enough money to buy new clothes all the time.
W: I see, if you live in the old house, would it be decorated in the modern way?
M: NO, I definitely try to restore it to its original state, I’d love to imagine what it be like to live in another timing history and living in the house decorated like it would be two hundred years ago will be a great way to feed my imagination even more.
