英語口語練習(xí)200多字文章

　　隨著當(dāng)今社會(huì)信息化的日趨發(fā)展,口語交際能力顯示出愈發(fā)重要的地位。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編帶來的英語口語練習(xí)200多字文章，歡迎閱讀!

　　英語口語練習(xí)200多字文章1

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　　A：It's very nice of you to invite me.

　　你真是太好了，請我來做客。

　　B：I'm very glad you could come, Mr. Liu. Will you take a seat at the head of the table? It's an informal dinner, please don't stand on ceremony... Mr. Liu, would you like to have some chicken?

　　劉先生，您能來我很高興，請上坐。這是一次家常便飯，請大家別客氣。劉先生，要吃點(diǎn)雞肉嗎?

　　A：Thank you. This is my first time to come to a Chinese restaurant. Could you tell me the different features of Chinese food?

　　讞謝，這是我第一次來中餐館，請給我講講中國菜的不同特色好嗎?

　　B：Generally speaking, Cantonese food is a bit light; Shanghai food is rather oily; and Hunan dishes are very spicy, having a strong and hot taste.

　　一般來講，廣東菜清淡一些;上海菜比較油膩：湖南菜香味濃，辣味很重。

　　A：Chinese dishes are exquisitely prepared, delicious, and very palatable. They are very good in colour,flavour,and taste.

　　中國菜做得很精細(xì)，色、香、味俱全。

　　B：Mr. liu, would you care for another helping?

　　劉先生，再來一點(diǎn)吧?

　　A：No more, thank you. I'm quite full.

　　不啦，謝謝。我已經(jīng)夠飽了。

　　B：Did you enjoy the meal?

　　您吃得怎么樣?

　　A：It's the most delicious dinner I've had for a long time. It's such a rich dinner.

　　好久沒有吃過這樣美味的飯萊了。這頓飯萊太豐盛了。

　　B：I'm so glad you like it.

　　你能喜歡，我不勝榮幸。

　　A：Thank you very much for your hospitality.

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　　Unit 8 Extreme Games (X-Games)

　　極 限 運(yùn) 動(dòng)

　　Part One: Expressions

　　1.I’m sorry I missed it.

　　真是遺憾我沒有去。

　　2. We rappelled down a 300-foot cliff.

　　我們從300英尺的懸崖攀爬而下。

　　3.It was very a very difficult climb because there are not many places to put your hands and feet.

　　要爬上去很難，因?yàn)闆]有很多地方可以用來放手和腳。

　　4. We went bungee jumping when we were in Australia.

　　在澳大利亞的時(shí)候我們?nèi)チ吮臉O跳。

　　5. We jumped off a bridge and fell 500 feet before the bungee cord caught us.

　　我們從橋上跳下，下降到500英尺的時(shí)候，蹦極繩索將我們套住。

　　6. It was scary, but exhilerating.

　　很嚇人，但是又很讓人興奮。

　　7. I am going for a hike in the southern Rocky Mountains.

　　我打算去洛磯山脈南部徒步旅行。

　　8. It will be a long hike, 30 miles in three days.

　　這將是一趟長距離的徒步旅行，三天走30英里。

　　9. I love hiking because you can really get in touch with nature.

　　我喜歡徒步旅行，因?yàn)檫@樣你才可以真正接觸大自然。

　　10. I saw a bear and a mountain lion on my last hike.

　　上次徒步旅行我遇到一頭熊和一只美洲獅。

　　Part Two: Dialogues

　　1.Mountaineering 登山

　　A: What’s the Mountaineering Club doing this weekend?

　　B: We are going to climb a cliff on the Colorado River.

　　A: How hard is the climb?

　　B: It is a very difficult climb because there are not many places to put your hands and feet.

　　A: What did you do last week?

　　B: We rappelled down the side of 300-foot cliff. It was very exciting.

　　A: Wow! That sounds like a lot of fun. I’m sorry I missed it.

　　B: Well, you should come this weekend. I think you could do the climb.

　　A: Yeah, I will. See you then!

　　B: O.K. See you.

　　A: 這個(gè)周末登山俱樂部有何活動(dòng)?

　　B: 我們將攀巖科羅拉多河旁邊的一座懸崖。

　　A: 難度大嗎?

　　B: 很大，因?yàn)閼已律蠜]有很多地方可以放手和腳。

　　A: 你們上個(gè)星期做什么了?

　　B: 我們從300英尺的懸崖攀爬而下。真是刺激。

　　A: 哇，聽起來很有趣。真是遺憾我錯(cuò)過了。

　　B: 噢，這個(gè)星期你可以來呀。我想你可以攀巖的。

　　A: 是的，我會(huì)的。到時(shí)候見 。

　　B: 好的，再見。

　　2.Bungee Jumping 蹦極跳

　　A: Hi, John, how was your vacation?

　　B: Awesome, we went to Australia and New Zealand.

　　A: That must have been wonderful. Do anything interesting?

　　B: Well, we went bungee jumping when we were in Australia.

　　A: Wow! Isn’t that dangerous?

　　B: A little, but the rush was worth it.

　　A: Tell me about it.

　　B: We jumped off a bridge and fell 500 feet before the bungee cord caught us.

　　A: 500 feet! I would never be able to do that.

　　B: Yeah, It was scary, but exhilarating.

　　A: 嗨，約翰，你的假期怎么樣?

　　B: 有點(diǎn)可怕。我們?nèi)チ税拇罄麃喓托挛魈m。

　　A: 肯定很好玩吧。玩了什么有趣的?

　　B: 哦，在澳大利亞的時(shí)候我們?nèi)ネ媪吮臉O跳。

　　A: 哇，是不是很危險(xiǎn)呢?

　　B: 一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)，但是俯沖的時(shí)候(危險(xiǎn))真是很值得的。

　　A: 快跟我說說。

　　B: 我們從橋上跳下，到500英尺的時(shí)候，蹦極繩索便將我們套住。

　　A: 500英尺!我可做不到。

　　B: 是呀，是很嚇人，但是又很讓人興奮。

　　3.Hiking徒步旅行

　　A: Have any plans for the weekend, Tom?

　　B: Yeah, I’m going for a hike in the southern Rocky Mountains.

　　A: Oh, do you go hiking often?

　　B: I go as much as I can. I love hiking because you can really get in touch with nature.

　　A: It would be nice to get out of the city. Do you want some company?

　　B: Sure. But, it will be a long hike, 30 miles in three days. Have you been hiking before?

　　A: Yeah, I go a lot too. I saw a bear and a mountain lion on my last hike.

　　B: Wow! You must have been pretty far away from the city.

　　A: Yeah, my friend and I hiked in a very wild part of the national forest.

　　B: Well, bring him along too. We’ll have a great time this weekend.

　　A: Thanks, I’ll ask him.

　　A: 湯姆，周末有什么計(jì)劃嗎?

　　B: 有啊。我打算去洛磯山脈南部徒步旅行。

　　A: 哦，你經(jīng)常徒步旅行嗎?

　　B: 盡可能經(jīng)常去。我喜歡徒步旅行，因?yàn)檫@樣你才可以真正接觸大自然。

　　A: 能夠離開市區(qū)出去走走真不賴。你想有個(gè)伴嗎?

　　B: 當(dāng)然。但是，這是一次長距離的旅行，三天走30英里。你以前徒步旅行過嗎?

　　A: 是的，我也經(jīng)常去旅行。我上次旅行還看見一只熊和一只美州獅。

　　B: 哇，那你就離市區(qū)很遠(yuǎn)了哦。

　　A: 是的，那是我和我的朋友在國家森林的一個(gè)很偏僻的地方旅行。

　　B: 那么，把他也帶上吧。這個(gè)周末肯定我們會(huì)玩得很開心。

　　A: 謝謝，我會(huì)跟他說的。

　　Part Three: Substitution Drills

　　1. I’m sorry I (missed it/couldn’t go/ was away for the weekend).

　　真遺憾(我錯(cuò)過了/不能去/周末不在)。

　　2.We (rappelled down/ climbed up/ fell off) a 300-foot cliff.

　　我們沿著一個(gè)300英尺高的懸崖(攀巖而下/攀爬上去/掉下來)。

　　3. It was very a very difficult climb because (there are not many places to put your hands and feet/ it is a very tall cliff/ the weather is very bad there this time of year).

　　要爬上去很難，因?yàn)?沒有很多地方可以用來放手和腳/這個(gè)懸崖很高/一年的這個(gè)時(shí)候天氣很差)。

　　4. We went (bungee jumping/ rock climbing/ hiking) when we were in Australia.

　　我們在澳大利亞的時(shí)候去玩了(蹦極跳/攀巖/徒步旅行)。

　　5. We jumped off a bridge and (fell/ dropped /plummeted) 500 feet before the bungee cord caught us.

　　我們從一座橋上跳下，(下降/跳下/垂直下落)500英尺， 然后蹦極繩索把我們吊住。

　　6. It was (scary/ frightening/ terrifying), but (exhilarating/exciting/a real rush).

　　很(嚇人/恐怖/可怕)，但是又(興奮/刺激/是真正的俯沖)。

　　7. I am going for (a hike /a drive /a bike ride) in the southern Rocky Mountains.

　　我打算(徒步/開車/騎自行車)去洛磯山脈南部旅行。

　　8. It will be a long (hike/ trip/ journey) 30 miles in three days.

　　這是一次長距離的(徒步旅行/旅行/旅途)，3天要走30英里。

　　9. I love hiking because (you can really get in touch with nature. / the air is so clean in the mountains. / of all the wildlife I see.)

　　我喜歡徒步旅行，因?yàn)檫@樣(你才可以真正接觸大自然/山里的空氣非常清新/我可以看到各種野生植物)。

　　10. I saw (a bear and a mountain lion/ an amazing waterfall/ some very rare birds)on my last hike.

　　我上次徒步旅行看到(一只熊和一只美州獅/非常壯觀的瀑布/一些很稀有的鳥類)。

　　Part Four: Monologue

　　Carl’s Note:

　　Extreme sports are very new in America. They usually come from people trying the craziest things. Bungee jumping is a good example. Someone tied a bungee cord to himself one day and jumped off of a very tall bridge. Bungee cords stretch a lot, so the person lived, but he took a big risk to find out if his idea would work. Another extreme sport is snowboarding. A skier decided to stand sideways on one piece of wood to get down the mountain instead of using two skis. People like these dangerous sports because they are exciting. They often do them for “the rush” they get. The first extreme sport might have been mountaineering, or mountain climbing. Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mt. Everest, gave another reason for doing something so dangerous. When asked why he climbed the world’s tallest mountain, he replied, “Because it was there.”

　　卡爾的話：

　　極限運(yùn)動(dòng)在美國還很新鮮。通常是喜歡嘗試刺激的人參加極限運(yùn)動(dòng)。蹦極跳就是一個(gè)很好的例子。某天某人用橡皮筋套住自己，然后從一個(gè)很高的橋上跳下。橡皮筋有很好的伸張力，所以這個(gè)人不會(huì)有生命危險(xiǎn)，但是要證實(shí)自己的想法是否管用還是具有很大的冒險(xiǎn)性。另外一個(gè)極限運(yùn)動(dòng)的例子則是滑雪。一位滑雪者決定使用其中一塊木板，側(cè)面站在這塊木板上滑下山坡而不是使用兩塊滑板。人們之所以喜歡這種危險(xiǎn)的運(yùn)動(dòng)是因?yàn)檫@些運(yùn)動(dòng)夠刺激。往往就是為了那一股“沖勁”。最早的極限運(yùn)動(dòng)可能就是登山，或者叫做登山運(yùn)動(dòng)。艾得蒙•希拉里爵士是第一個(gè)爬上珠穆朗瑪峰的人，他道出了之所以從事這些危險(xiǎn)舉動(dòng)的另一個(gè)原因。當(dāng)問到他為什么會(huì)選擇攀爬世界第一高峰的時(shí)候，他回答：因?yàn)樗谀抢铩?/p>

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　　Unit 7 American’s Favorites美 國 人 的 愛 好

　　Part One Expressions

　　1.Cal Ripken just hit a home run.

　　卡爾·利普金擊出一個(gè)本壘打。

　　2.What’s the score?

　　比分是多少?

　　3.Who’s winning?

　　誰贏了?

　　4.The referee just called a penalty on the home team.

　　裁判判罰主場的球隊(duì)。

　　5.Baseball is America’s favorite pastime.

　　棒球是美國人最喜歡的娛樂活動(dòng)。

　　6.What a hit!

　　瞧這球!

　　7.The quarterback threw a touchdown pass.

　　四分衛(wèi)觸地得分。

　　8.He shoots; he scores!

　　他投籃得分!

　　9.They are the Los Angeles Lakers’ star players.

　　他們是洛杉磯湖人隊(duì)的明星球員。

　　10.Michael Jordan’s slam-dunks are beautiful things to watch.

　　邁克·喬丹的灌籃真是好看。

　　Part Two Dialogues

　　1. Watch Games看比賽

　　A: Here’s your hot dog and beer. What happened? Did I miss anything?

　　B: Yeah, Cal Ripken just hit a home run.

　　A: What’s the score?

　　B: Well it was 3 to 4, but Ripken’s home run made it 5 to 4 since another player was on first base.

　　A: So Baltimore is winning?

　　B: Right.

　　A: This is a really great place to watch a baseball game.

　　B: Yeah, there isn’t a bad seat in the place.

　　A: The fans are great here, too. Not like in Philadelphia.

　　B: It was a great idea to spend a day watching a game.

　　A: Yeah, it reminds you why they say baseball is America’s favorite pastime.

　　A: 這是你的熱狗和啤酒。情況怎么樣?我錯(cuò)過了什么嗎?

　　B: 是呀，剛剛卡爾·利普金擊了一個(gè)本壘打。

　　A: 比分是多少?

　　B: 剛才是3比4。因?yàn)橛幸粋€(gè)隊(duì)員在1壘，利普金的本壘打?qū)⒈确职鉃?比4。

　　A: 那么巴爾的摩隊(duì)贏了?

　　B: 是的。

　　A: 這個(gè)地方看棒球比賽真不賴。

　　B: 是啊，沒有一個(gè)座位不好的那樣。

　　B: 花一天看看球賽真是個(gè)好主意。

　　A: 是呀。這讓人想起為什么人們說棒球是美國人最喜歡的娛樂活動(dòng)。

　　2. Football 美式橄欖球

　　A: Wow, American football is more exciting than I thought.

　　B: You’re in America now, my British friend. We just call it football.

　　A: Oh, right. So, I can’t quite follow what’s going on…who’s winning?

　　B: The Giants are up by three points because of the field goal they kicked, but the Redskins have the ball and there pretty close to the end zone.

　　A: Wow! What a hit!

　　B: Yeah, he tackled him so hard his helmet came off.

　　A: Is he ok?

　　B: It looks like it, he’s getting up.

　　A: I guess he hit him too hard; the referee just called a penalty on the home team.

　　B: The Giants?

　　A: Yeah.

　　B: Well, here we go again.

　　A: What happened? Why did everyone get so quiet?

　　B: The Redskin’s quarterback just threw a touchdown pass for seven points. We’re losing again.

　　A: 哇，美式足球可比我想象的刺激多了。

　　B: 我的英國朋友，你現(xiàn)在可是在美國，我們叫它橄欖球。

　　A: 哦，對了。哦，我不知道情況怎么樣了，誰贏了?

　　B: 因?yàn)樯溟T得分，巨人隊(duì)領(lǐng)先3分。但現(xiàn)在是紅人隊(duì)控球，而且很接近底線區(qū)了。

　　A: 哇，瞧這球!

　　B: 是呀，他拼命搶球頭盔都掉了。

　　A: 他沒事吧?

　　B: 好像是，他站起來了。

　　A: 我猜他強(qiáng)得太兇，裁判判罰主隊(duì)。

　　B: 你是說巨人隊(duì)?

　　A: 是呀。

　　B: 哦，又繼續(xù)打了。

　　A: 怎么回事?大家都不說話了。

　　B: 紅人隊(duì)的四分衛(wèi)觸地板回了7分，我們又輸了。

　　注：美式足球射門可得三分

　　3. Favorite superstar喜愛的球星

　　A: Who are those guys?

　　B: Kobi Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal, they are the Los Angeles Lakers’ star players.

　　A: Oh.

　　B: Wait a second. He shoots, he scores!

　　A: All right!

　　B: Here comes Jordan, though.

　　A: Wow, Michael Jordan’s slam-dunks are beautiful things to watch.

　　B: Yeah. He’s older, so he doesn’t slam, as much as he did when he was younger, but when he does, it’s still amazing.

　　A: Which team do you think will win?

　　B: The Lakers. Jordan is the only good player Washington has.

　　A: 這些人是誰?

　　B: 科比·布雷恩和奧尼爾，他們可是洛杉磯湖人隊(duì)的明星球員。

　　A: 哦。

　　B: 等等。他投籃，得分了。

　　A: 好的。

　　B: 喬丹上場了。

　　A: 哇，邁克·喬丹的灌籃可是精彩。

　　B: 是呀，雖然年紀(jì)大了一些，也不想以前那么頻繁地灌籃，但每一次出手，照樣很精彩。

　　A: 你覺得那個(gè)隊(duì)會(huì)贏?

　　B: 湖人隊(duì)。喬丹可是華盛頓擁有的唯一的好球員。

　　Part Three：Substitution Drills

　　1.The player just hit a home run. (Baseball)/ scored a touchdown. (American Football)/shot a basket. (Basketball)

　　這個(gè)球員(擊了一個(gè)本壘打(棒球)/觸地得分(橄欖球)/投籃命中(籃球))。

　　2.What’s (the score/ the penalty/ the name of that player)?

　　比分多少?/判罰什么?/那個(gè)球員叫什么名字?

　　3.Who’s (winning/ahead/ in the lead)?

　　誰(贏了/領(lǐng)先/居首位)?

　　4.The referee just called a penalty on (the home team/the visitors/the offense /defense).

　　裁判判罰(主場球隊(duì)/觀眾/進(jìn)攻/防守)的一方。

　　5.Baseball is America’s favorite pastime.

　　American football is America’s most popular sport to watch.

　　Basketball is America’s favorite city sport.

　　棒球是美國最受人歡迎的娛樂活動(dòng)。

　　美式足球是美國最受觀眾歡迎的運(yùn)動(dòng)。

　　籃球是受歡迎的美國城市體育項(xiàng)目。

　　6.What a hit! (Baseball & American football)/pass! (American football & Basketball)/shot! (Basketball)

　　瞧這球(棒球和美式足球)/傳球(美式足球和籃球)/ 投籃(籃球)。

　　7.The quarterback threw a touchdown pass/an incomplete pass/an interception.

　　四分衛(wèi) (觸地得分/傳球失敗/的球被搶斷)。

　　8.He shoots; he scores/misses/throws an air-ball.

　　他射門，(得分/偏了/球未挨到籃筐)。

　　9.They are the Los Angeles Lakers’ star players/stars/ go-to guys.

　　他們是洛杉磯湖人隊(duì)的(明星球員/球星/主力隊(duì)員)。

　　10. (Michael Jordan’s slam-dunks/ Brett Favre’s passes/ Mark Maguire’s homeruns) are beautiful things to watch.

　　(邁克·喬丹的灌籃/布雷特·費(fèi)恩的傳球/馬克·瑪格爾的本壘打)很精彩。

　　Part four: monologue

　　Carl’s Note:

　　Americans call football “soccer” because they call American football “football.” Don’t let the names of the games fool you, though, they are very different. American football is more like rugby than football. Except for one or two special plays, players use their hands to carry or throw the ball. Usually only one player throws the ball, he is called the quarterback. The quarterback tries to lead his team’s offense down a 100-yard (a little less than 100 meters) field by passing (throwing) the ball or giving it to another player who runs with it. If the quarterback’s team carries the ball across the 100th yard, then they score a touchdown. The defense tries to keep the offense from scoring touchdowns by grabbing the player with the ball and pulling him to the ground. If the offense cannot move 10 yards forward in four plays, it must give the ball to the other team.

　　卡爾的話：

　　美國人稱足球(football)為soccer, 因?yàn)閒ootball在美國英語中意為“橄欖球”。他們之間大相徑庭，因而不要被名字糊弄。美式足球與其稱之為足球，倒不如稱之為橄欖球。除了一兩個(gè)特殊的球之外，球員們都是用手帶球或投球。通常只有一個(gè)球員傳球，這個(gè)隊(duì)員就是四分衛(wèi)。四分衛(wèi)試圖帶領(lǐng)自己隊(duì)的進(jìn)攻隊(duì)員沿著100碼長(略短于100米)的球場傳球或帶球。如果四分衛(wèi)這方成功地帶球穿過100碼的球場，那邊獲得觸地得分。防守方則盡力阻止進(jìn)攻方獲得觸地得分，他們可以擒抱帶球的球員并把他拖到地上。如果在四次發(fā)球機(jī)會(huì)內(nèi)進(jìn)攻方都不能帶過10碼的場地，球?qū)⒔挥闪硪环娇刂啤?/p>