92. He patted me on the back for the deal made yesterday. (他对我昨天所做的交易表示满意。)
93. He is good at getting a point across to people. (他善于让人信服他的观点。)
94. What are you working on? (你在做什么？)

48. The times have been very bad. (时机一直很坏。)
49. We are in the red. (我们有亏损/赤字。)
50. The company went broke. (这家公司破产了。)

1. What do you do for a living? (你以什么为生？)
2. I'm with the Bank of China.
3. What position do you hold? (你的职位是什么？)

1. What college are you attending?
2. What are you majoring in? /What's your major?
3. What grade /class〖年级和班级〗are you in?

第六拿手好戏：男女之间-永恒的主题
1. Are you married or single?
2. Do you have anyone in mind?
3. I've been dying to see you. (我一直好想见你。)
4. My girlfriend and I broke up.
5. How did you get to know her? (你是怎么认识她的。)
6. How long have you known her?
7. She is not my kind of girl. (她不是我喜欢的那一种。)
8. He was our go-between. (他是我们

1. You did a fine /good /great job.
2. You've done a wonderful job. Well done! Well done!
3. That's great /wonderful /beautiful /amazing /fantastic!

第二拿手好戏：和陌生人相识相知相交－非凡的能力
A: Mary, this is Stone's brother Jim.
B: I'm very glad/pleased to meet you.
C: It's a pleasure to meet you. /The pleasure is mine.
B: How do you like China so far? /What's your impression of China? /What do you think of China?
C: Its really different from what I expected.
B: Don't worry. You'll ge

第一拿手好戏：社交性寒暄的全面总结
1. A: How are you doing?
B: I'm doing fine/OK/pretty well/great/super/terrific/so-so. 或: Not bad. /The same as ever. /I can't complain too much. (我不能太抱怨。/还不错。)
B: Terrible. I've had a headache all morning.
2. A: How's it going? B: Fine. /Pretty good.
A: How's everything with you/going？
B: Well, I'm

1. Can I ask how old you are?
2. Guess how old I am?
3. I say you are about twenty.

1. What does Sandy look like?
2. She has big blue eyes and brown hair.
3. What is Phillipes?

1. Who are you?
2. I am Sally, a new secretary with your firm.
3. You are the English teacher, arn't you?

Core Sentences
1. What color is your phonebook?
2. The book has a red cover.
3. What kind of computer do you have?

Lesson Four Identify Objects
Core Sentences
1. What is this?
2. It's a cocktakl.
3. Pardon?
4. It's a mixed alcoholic drink.
5. Whose notebook is that?
6. It is not mine. It may belongs to Jessie.
7. Up to now, nobody has cleaned the suitcase.
8. Where is your umbrella?
9. It's behind the door.
10. I looked

Lesson Three Introduction
Core Sentences
1. Good evening, Ladies and Gentalman. Welcome to Dennis' birthday party, nice having you here. Hope you have a good time.
2. Mrs. Endson, Please allow me to introduce Mr. Smith, our manager.
3. How do you do, it is pleasure to meet you.
4. The pleasure is mine, Mr. Smith.
5. Tony,

1. What is your name?
2. My name is Alexander, Smith. Just call me Alex.
3. Is Lee your first name?
4. It is my family name.In China, we put our surname first.
5. Jiang is one of the most common surname in China.
6. Her name is Susan n Armstrong. N is an abrreviation of her middle name.
7. May I h

Lesson One Greetings
Core Sentences
1. Good morning Mrs. Brown. How are your doing?
2. I am doing well, thank you. And you?
3. How is your husband?
4. Alan was sick last week. But now he feels better.
5. Please give my regards to him.
6. Jenny, I havn't seen you an ages. You look great toda

BACK FROM VACATION
A: Glad you're back. We missed you during the vacation. How have you been?
B: Fine, thanks. I had a wonderful time at home. I did quite a bit of reading. Did you have a good time at school?
A: We certainly did. We saw quite a few excellent films. During the Spring Festival we visited many places. We had

IN THE DINING-ROOM
— What are we going to have for lunch?
— Fish, vegetables and egg soup.
— Are we going to have rice or steamed bread?
— Both, I think. And there'll be noodles too.
— Shall I go and get the dishes?
— Yes, please. And I'll get the bowls, spoons and chopsticks.
 

SHOPPING
— Hello, you two. Where have you been?
— We've just been to the shop.
— What did you buy?
— I bought some envelopes and a bottle of ink.
— How much is the ink?
— Twenty-three cents.
— I must go and get a bottle too. I've run out of ink.
     

AFTER SUPPER
— What time is it now, Zhang Ling? Will there be enough time for a bath?
— Yes, I think so. It's half past six. There is still half an hour to go. But you'd better hurry up. Our study group is meeting at seven.
— Don't worry. I'll be back in twenty minutes. Don't forget to turn off the light before you go.

LI MING IS ILL
— Why isn't Li Ming here today? Is he ill?
— Yes, he is. He has a cold.
— Did he go to see the doctor?
— Yes, he went to the clinic this morning. The doctor said he had a fever and gave him some medicine.
— How does he feel now?
— He feels much better. His temperature is dow

AFTER THE TEST
— How did you do in yesterday's test?
—Not very well, I'm afraid. I made a mistake in grammar and two spelling mistakes. I wasn't careful enough.
— We all make mistakes. But we can learn from our mistakes, can't we?
— How did you do? Did you get everything right?
— I didn't make any mistak

CLEANING
— It's time to clean our room. We must do a good job.
— Yes, we must. Let me clean the windows. I can do windows very quickly.
— All right. Then I'll sweep the floor. Yang Ling can dust the desks and chairs and Wu Ying will take care of the radiators.
— Those pictures are rather old. Let's take the

HOMEWORK FOR TODAY
— What's our homework for today?
— We'll copy the first two paragraphs of the text and also translate some sentences into English.
— What shall we do for oral practice?
— We'll ask each other questions on the text.
— Shall we have listening tonight?
— No, not tonight. We

AT THE BUS-STOP
— Hello, you're going to town, aren't you?
— Yes, we're going to see an exhibition. What about you?
— We're going to the park.
— It's a fine day for an outing, isn't it? Are you going to be there all day?
— No, some of us are going to a concert in the afternoon.
— Well, I'm sure

IN THE COMPUTER ROOM
— Is this your school computer room? Who are these people?
— They are students of the Russian department.
— What are they doing?
— They are learning to use computers.
— Do you often work here?
— Yes, we work here once a week. We are all keen to learn modern techniques.

WEATHER
— What's the weather like in your hometown?
— It's very nice. It's usually warm and sunny in spring and autumn.
— Does it often rain there?
— Yes, it does, especially in summer.
— Is it very cold in winter?
— No, it isn't. It seldom snows there.
   

MY HOME
— Where is your home?
— It is in Shanghai.
— Oh, do you live near the steel works?
— Yes, my father is a steel worker there.
— And what does your mother do?
— She works in a nursery.
— Have you any brothers and sisters?
— Yes, two brothers and a sister. My elder b

试图向不认识的人介绍自己可能会是件非常令人不好意思的事。