 見面：

　　Good morning

　　Good afternoon.

　　May I come in?

　　Nice to meet you.

　　Thank you.

　　 告別：

　　I’ve enjoyed speaking with you.

　　That’s my pleasure. It’s been nice talking with you.

　　Well, nice to have been talking to you.

　　Thank you for interview with me. I hope to meet you again.

　　 就某一個(gè)問題你如果認(rèn)為自己已經(jīng)回答完畢了可以說：

　　I think that’s all.

　　That’s it, I t hink.

　　Have I answered your question?

　　 談話中：

　　Thank you for your compliment.

　　It’s very kind of you to say so.

　　Excuse me, I guess I don’t make myself clear.

　　 核實(shí)一下自己對(duì)對(duì)方意思的理解是否正確

　　Do you intend to say that…

　　Do you mean…

　　Does that mean…

　　If I understand right…

　　 下列句型則通常用以表示舉例

　　For example,…

　　Let me give you an example.

　　 下列句型則通常用以表示猶豫

　　You see,…

　　Well, the thing is,…

　　Well, you know, er,…

　　I mean…

　　Oh, let me think for a moment…

　　Well, let me see.

　　That’s a very big / interesting / difficult question…

　　Um… er…actually…in fact…you see…the thing is… how shall I put it… sort of…

　　Well… it’s like this, you see…theee…ayyy…

　　 下列句型則通常用以了解信息

　　Can you tell me something about it?

　　I’d like to know more about…

　　 表示你對(duì)某事感興趣

　　I find …quite attracting.

　　I have some interest in…

　　I’m interested in…

　　My hobby is…

　　…interests me a great deal.

　　 表示你的意見

　　As far as I’m concerned, I think…

　　As I see it,…

　　In my opinion…

　　Personally, I believe…

　　 下列句型則通常用以表示重述

　　※ 請(qǐng)某人重述某事

　　Could you repeat that, please?

　　Could you say that again, please?

　　I’m sorry?

　　I’sorry, but I didn’t quite catch what you were saying.

　　I’sorry, what’s that?

　　※ 重述

　　I was just saying…

　　I was just wondering…

　　※ 換一種方式重述

　　in other words,…

　　Let me put it another way,…

　　That’s to say…

　　 一般情況下，我們不鼓勵(lì)大家打斷考官的話，但是如果確是必要，那么請(qǐng)適用下列語(yǔ)句：

　　Can I say something here?

　　Can I add something?

　　Excuse me for interrupting, but…

　　 如何提出問題，獲得更多的信息及回答技巧

　　（1）如何提出問題

　　I was wondering if you could help me. I&acuted like to know…

　　I wonder if you could tell me…

　　This may sound like a dumb question, but I&acuted like to know…

　　Excuse me, do you know…

　　I hope you don&acutet mind my asking, but I&acuted like to know…

　　Would you mind (very much) telling me…

　　Excuse me, but could I ask you a quick question?

　　Do you happen to know … (你是否碰巧知道…)

　�。�2） 回答技巧：如何拖延

　　Well, let me see…

　　Oh, let me think for a minute…

　　I&acutem not sure; I&acutell have to check…

　　That&acutes a very interesting question.

　�。�3）回答技巧：如何拒絕

　　I&acutem not really sure.

　　I can&acutet answer that one.

　　I&acutem sorry, I really don&acutet know.

　　I&acuteve got no idea.

　　I&acuted like to help you, but…

　　That&acutes something I&acuted rather not talk about just now.

　　Ask me another question. (別問我這個(gè)。)

　　（4）如何獲得更多的信息

　　Could you tell me some more about …

　　Would you mind telling me more about …

　　I&acuted like to know more about…

　　Something else I was wondering about was …

　　Something else I&acuted like to know is …

　　Sorry, that&acutes not really what I mean, What I&acuted like to know is…

　　Sorry to keep after you, but could you tell me…

　　Sorry, I don&acutet quite understand why…

　　Situational dialogues （情景對(duì)話）

　　明確：

　�。�Who is your character?

　　＃What does your character need?

　�。�What relationship does your character have with the character played by the interviewer or another candidate?

　　 見面寒暄

　　1. A: How are you?

　　B: Not bad. How about you?

　　A: I am very well, thank you!

　　B: It’s been a long time that we haven’t seen each other.

　　A: It’s really has been a long time.

　　2. A: Hi, I’m Jack.

　　B: I’m Jean.

　　A: Nice to meet you.

　　B: Me, too.

　　A: Where are you from?

　　B: Beijing, China.

　　A: Oh, really! Are you have on vacation or on business?

　　B: Neither. I’m a student here.

　　A: Is that right? Which university?

　　B: Eastern Washington University.

　　A: What are you studying?

　　B: Business Education

　　A: Oh, that sounds interesting.

　　B: Not bad. What about you? Are you a student, too?

　　A: No, I work for an auto company in town.

　　3. A: Hi, I’m ××.

　　B: I’m ××.

　　A: Glad to meet you.

　　B: Nice to meet you.

　　A: Are you from around here?

　　B: No, from China, but I live in the States.

　　A: Really? No wonder you speak English so well.

　　What do you do?

　　B: I’m an analyst.

　　A: You mean a psychoanalyst or an economic analyst?

　　B: Neither, a stock market analyst.

　　A: Oh, it’s no easy job to analyze and predict the quotations on the stock exchange. Do you work in town?

　　B: Yeah, I work for the Marloo Research Institute.

　　A: Mm.. sounds great.

　　B: Well, what about you, what’s your job?

　　A: I’m a truck driver.

　　B: I just can’t imagine driving a huge truck.

　　A: It’s easy. You want try it? It’s fun.

　　B: Oh, thank you, but I prefer not.

　　 電話用語(yǔ)

　　1. A: Hello, is ××in now?

　　B: I’m sorry, you have the wrong number.

　　A: Oh, I’m really sorry.

　　A: Hello, this is ××, I would like to speak to ××.

　　B: Sorry, she is not here. Do you have any message for her?

　　A: I’ll call again in 20 minutes.

　　2. A: Hello?

　　B: Hello! Lucy? This is Ted.

　　A: Oh, hello, Ted, how are you doing?

　　B: Fine thanks, Lucy, how are you?

　　A: pretty good. What’s on your mind?

　　B: What are you doing this weekend?

　　A: Nothing. Why？

　　B: Well, I’m having several friends over for dinner this coming Saturday, and I was wondering if you’ll have time to join us.

　　A: Sounds interesting. What time would you like me to come?

　　B: Is six o’ clock all right?

　　A: That’s fine. I think I can make it.

　　B: Very good. I’ll see you Saturday. Good-bye.

　　A: Thank you for calling. So long.

　　3. A: ×× office. What can I do for you?

　　B: Hi, this ××of ABC company. Is Mr. Robin there?

　　A: Wait a minute, I’ll go and find him. Sorry, he is not in the office at the moment.

　　B: Could you tell me where I can get him on e phone now? I’ve got something urgent.

　　A: I have no idea where he is, but he said he would be back early this afternoon. He’ll be having a sales meeting. Can I take a message?

　　B: Yes, please. Would you ask him to call me as soon as he gets backs. The phone number is ….

　　A: …, is that right?

　　B: Yes.

　　A: And your name is?

　　B: ×× of ABC Company.

　　A: I got it. Ok, I will have Mr. Robin call you the moment he comes back.

　　B: Thanks a lot.

　　A: You’re welcome. Good-bye.

　　 問路

　　1. A: Excuse me, could you show me how to get to ××?

　　2. A: I am lost. Is there a subway station around here?

　　3. A: Excuse me. Do you know how to get to ××?

　　4. A: Where can I find ××, please?

　　Answers:

　　1. Ok, you go south three blocks. On your right hand side. You will see a huge building. That’s it.

　　2. Yes, you go this way until you get to the next traffic light. The subway entrance is just over there.

　　3. I’m sorry. I’m not familiar with this area, please ask somebody else.

　　4. Keep walking down this hall way and in front of the escalator on the right hand side, you’ll find it.

　　 閑聊

　　1．天氣

　　A: What a stuffy hot day!

　　B: I can’t stand this kind of weather anymore.

　　A: What weird weather.

　　B: It’s probably due to the so- called El Nino effect.

　　A: The TV said that today we might have rain.

　　B: Don’t you believe the weather forecasts?

　　A: It’s always wrong.

　　B: But you’d better bring an umbrella with you.

　　2.電視節(jié)目

　　A: What kind of TV programs do you like?

　　B: I like watching new programs.

　　A: Why do you like to watch that kind of program.

　　B：I think keeping myself informed of the latest world news is very important.

　　B: What program do you like most?

　　A: The Discovery Channel on cable TV is the one I like most. It’s full of knowledge and is a very good educational channel. I like to watch it with my family.

　　3．興趣愛好

　　A: What are your hobbies?

　　B: I like music.

　　A: Can you play any kind of musical instrument?

　　B: I can play piano, but I’m not very good at it.

　　B: How about you?

　　A: I know nothing about any musical instrument. But I have a collection of many different CDs and records.

　　4．體育運(yùn)動(dòng)

　　A: Mr. ××, what’s your favorite sport?

　　B: My favorite spot is tennis.

　　A: What is the most popular sport in China?

　　B: Ping-Pong is the most popular one in China.

　　A: In our country, we prefer soccer to ping-pong.

　　B: If it is the convenient for you, how about we go to watch the professional ping-pong game together tomorrow?

　　A: I would be glad to.

　　 討論問題、分享意見

　　這類話題可以涉及的對(duì)象比較廣泛，但是不論說什么，都會(huì)用到下面這六組句型。

　　1．Asking for opinions

　　What’s your opinion of …?

　　What do you think of…?

　　How do you feel about…?

　　I was wondering what your opinion of …was?

　　I was wondering where you stood on the question of…?

　　What about…?

　　2. giving opinions

　　I’d like to point out…

　　As far as I’m concerned,…

　　In my opinion,…

　　From my point of view, I think…

　　Personally, I think…

　　It would seem to me that…

　　As far as I’m able to judge…

　　Frankly, I think..

　　I reckon..

　　If you ask me…

　　You know what I think, I think that..

　　I’d say that…

　　The point is …

　　Wouldn’t you say that…?

　　Don’t you agree that…?

　　As I see it…

　　I’d just like to say that I think that…

　　3. agreeing

　　I agree entirely.

　　I totally agree.

　　I couldn’t agree more.

　　I agree with you on that.

　　That’s just what I was thinking.

　　You know, that’s exactly what I think.

　　That’s a good point.

　　I take you point.

　　I’m with you on that.

　　I’d go along with you on that /there.

　　4. disagreeing

　　do you really think so?

　　I wouldn’t agree.

　　I disagree.

　　I see what you mean, but..

　　Yes, that’s quite true, but…

　　I’m not really sure if I would agree with you on that.

　　I’m not sure I quite agree.

　　Well, you have a point there, but…

　　Perhaps, but don’t you think that…

　　5. asking for explanations (optional)

　　I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand what you man by…

　　I didn’t quite follow what you were saying about…

　　I’m afraid I’m not really very clear about what you mean by…

　　I don’t quite see what you’re getting at…

　　What do you mean by …?

　　6. giving explanations (optional)

　　Well, the point I’m trying to make is that…

　　Let me put it another way…

　　Sorry, let me explain

　　What I mean is that…

　　What I’m saying is that…

　　 道歉

　　需要道歉的場(chǎng)合也很多，但是總離不開以下的句型，跟上一個(gè)大類一樣，大家只要按照順序，將自己要說的具體內(nèi)容套在下面的句型中就可以了：

　　1. apologizing-admitting mistakes

　　I’m terribly sorry, but I seem to have …

　　I’m very sorry for …

　　I’m sorry that…

　　I must apologize for…

　　I’m not quite sure how to put this, but..

　　I’m afraid I’ve got something to tell you…

　　2. making excuses

　　I had no intention of …really.

　　It really wasn’t my fault, you see…

　　I didn’t mean to, really

　　3. forgiving-accepting apologies

　　Oh, that’s alright. Don’t worry.

　　Oh, never mind, it doesn’t really matter.

　　Please don’t blame yourself.

　　That’s OK. Forget it.

　　4. apologizing for changing future plans

　　I’m terribly sorry about this but I don’t think I’ll be able to …

　　I hope this doesn’t put you out too much, but I’m afraid I won’t be able to …

　　You know I said I’d …well I’m afraid… I can’t now.

　　 抱怨

　　1.

　　A: Hello, this is ××of the Oriental Trading Company. I’d like to speak to the office manager.

　　B: Hold the line, please. I’ll see if Miss Green is in… Go ahead, Miss Green can take your call.

　　A: Hello, Miss Green, this is ××of the Oriental Trading Company. I’m afraid I have to make a serious complaint.

　　B: Hello, Mr. ××. What seems to be the trouble?

　　A: I’ve been flying Air China for nearly six years, Miss Green, and I must say that I have always been very satisfied with the service, but last Saturday something happened which was inexcusable.

　　B: Can you give me the details, Mr. ××

　　A: yes. I was scheduled on Flight 543 from Beijing to Sidney …..

　　B: I see. I’m very sorry to hear that, Mr.××.i can assure you that such things don’t happen very often.

　　A: I hope not. What do you intend to do about this，Miss Green?

　　B: I’ll look into the matter for you, and talk to the person responsible for this mistake.

　　A: All right, then.

　　B: Thanks for calling, Mr. ××. If you have any further questions about ××, don’t hesitate to contact me direct.

　　A: I’ll do that, thank you. Good-bye.

　　B: good-bye.

　　2.

　　A: Yes, sir? Can I help you?

　　B: Well…I bought this camera a month go and there seems to be something wrong with it.

　　A: well, sir, I’m afraid there isn’t much we can do about it actually…

　　B: How come you say that? The guarantee covers for a year.

　　A: Did you bring the receipt with you, sir?

　　B: yes, here you are.

　　A: In that case, I suggest you leave it with us and we’ll see what we can do.

　　以下是常用的句型：

　　1. making a complaint

　　I’m sorry to have to say this, but…

　　2. accepting a complaint

　　Oh, I am sorry about that.

　　I can’t tell you how sorry I am.

　　I’m so sorry, I didn’t realize.

　　I just don’t know what to say.

　　3. delaying a complaint

　　I suggest you leave it with us and we’ll see what can be done / what we can do.

　　I’m afraid the manager isn’t in at the moment. Could you call back later?

　　4. rejecting a complaint

　　Well, I’m afraid there’s nothing we can do about it actually.

　　Well, I’m afraid there isn’t much we can do about it actually.