英語日常口語在語音、詞匯、句法及冗余信息四個方面有自己的特點,是構成真實聽力的重要部分。下面是小編帶來的一問一答日常英語句子，歡迎閱讀!

一問一答日常英語句子精選

Dialogue A

(A. C. ：Airline Clerk)

A. C. ：Ticket，please.A window or aisle seat， sir?

Visitor：A window seat，please.Also，I&39;d like a seat in the smoking section.

A. C. ：Please put your bags on the scale.

Visitor：What&39;s the weight limit?

A. C. ：Forty-four pounds.

Visitor：I hope my bags aren&39;t overweight.

A. C. ：No，you&39;re O. K. .

Visitor：May I carry this satchel?

A. C. ：Yes，sir.But，please attach this claim tag.

Visitor：All right.

A. C. ：Your boarding pass，sir.

Visitor：What gate?

A. C. ：Gate twelve.

Visitor：Thanks.

A. C. ： Have a good flight，sir.

Dialogue B

Dancy：I have two pieces of baggage to check in.

Agent： Fine. Just a minute，please. Your baggage is a little bit overweight. It&39;s two kilos.

Dancy：May I take something out of it? There&39;s an over coat I can carry by hand.

Agent： As you like. Do you have any hand baggage?

Dancy：I don&39;t have any. But my wife has a handbag.

Agent：That&39;s O. K. .These are your baggage checks. Which would you like to have，aisleseats or window seats?You don&39;t smoke，do you?

Dancy：We&39;d like to have one window seat definitely，in thenon smoking section.

Agent：O. K. . Here are your boarding passes. Please go and have a seat in the satellite hall.

一問一答日常英語句子閱讀

Dialogue A

Linhua：Excuse me，officer. Can you help me?

Policeman：Sure.

Linhua：Can you tell me how to get to Manhattan?

Policeman：You can take the subway.

Linhua：Oh，I just can&39;t figure out the subway system at all.

As soon as I get underground I lose my sense of direction.

Policeman：But it&39;s easy to get to Manhattan from here by the subway. You take the uptown R train and get off at 42nd Street.

Linhua：O. K. ，do you know where the nearest subway station is?

Policeman：It&39;s over there across the street in front of the cinema.

Linhua：Thanks a lot.

Policeman：You&39;re welcome.

Dialogue B

(A：Visitor;B：Token man)

A：Is this right subway to the Rockefeller Center?

B：Yes，you take the D train on the downtown platform，and go three stops.

A：How much is the fare?

B：One dollar and fifteen cents. You give me the money and I&39;ll exchange it for a token.

A：What should I do with the token?

B：You put it in the slot at the turnstile and then push the turnstile to get into the platform.

A：Oh，I see. By the way，how can I get out of the platform after I get off the train?

B：That&39;s very easy. The exit is always open.

A：Thank you very much.

B：My pleasure. Remember，the D train，the downtown platform.

Dialogue C

A：How did you enjoy your subway trip yesterday，Yang?

B：Very much and I found it very funny，too.

A：Really?When did you take your trip there?

B：I was down at the Lilan Station at 7∶30. I guess that was a bad time to travel. When a train pulled in I was simply swept in by the rush of people from behind.

A：Oh，poor you!But did you manage to find a seat?

B：That was out of the question. The train left the station before I was able to get back my breath. I planned to get off at the Bridge Station for a visit，but I found myself landed at an entirely new one.

A：So you overrode your station.

B：That&39;s right，and it took me half an hour to get on a train back.

一問一答日常英語句子學習

Dialogue A

A：The ship is about to start. Let&39;s go on board.

B：All right. (passing up the gangway)

A：Where is our cabin?

B：Cabin No. 3，the upper deck. It&39;s near amid ship.

A：Here we are. There&39;re four berths，two upper berths and two lower berths.

B：Which is your berth?

A：The upper one.

B：Let&39;s go for a walk on the deck.

A：OK. Is there a daily passenger ship to Dalian?

B：Yes.

A：When does this ship 1eave?

B：Four sharp.

A：How many days does it take to Dalian?

B：About two days. It arrives in Dalian at 6∶00p. m. The day after tomorrow. Look!The ship is lifting anchor.

A：How many ports do we call at on our passage to Dalian?

B：Two ports.

A：The ship is going very fast.

B：Perhaps she makes about 25 knots an hour.

A：Ah，there is a small boat coming towards us.

B：And she is signaling to us.

A：The weather doesn&39;t look very good. look at all those clouds over there.

B：Yes，the wind is beginning to blow but the radio said the weather would be fine today.

A：The wind is blowing hard. It&39;s started to rain. There&39;s going to be a storm.

B：The ship is rolling and pitching now. You look pale. Are you seasick?

A：I don&39;t feel very good.

B：I have some tablets for seasickness.

A：They give me no help at all.

B：Then we&39;d better go back to our cabin.

A：The sea is very rough. I get terribly seasick. I&39;m afraidI&39;m going to be sick.

B：Go to bed and shut your eyes. It will be all right. The storm will be over soon. (The wind is dropping and the clouds are breaking. )

B：Well，the storm is over，the sea&39;s calming down. How do you feel?

A：I feel much better now.

B：I see a red light off our bows.

A：Is that a light house?

B：Yes，may be we&39;ll be in port before long.

A：How long does this ship lie at anchor here?

B：Half an hour.

A：It is going to dock. Let&39;s go ashore to buy some local and special products.

Dialogue B

(Austin is taking a boat trip to Tasamnia. He and his friendare strolling on the deck. )

A：Nice day，isn&39;t it?

B：Yes，it couldn&39;t be better!A sea trip is always enjoyable in fine weather like this.

A：I hope it will remain fine all the way.

B：So do I. It can be very rough，though. Is this your first voyage in Australia?

A：Yes. How long does it take to get to Tasmania?

B：The ship is making about thirty knots per hour，so we should arrive there within ten hours.

A：I&39;m glad it&39;s not very long.

B：Do you get seasick?

A：Usually not. But I don&39;t know how I&39;d fee1 if the ship was pitching and rolling.

B：In that case，better eat some solid food. Don&39;t drink any liquids.

A：Is that the best remedy?

B：That helped me an uncomfortable voyage.

A：Thank you for your advice. It&39;s a bit chilly，isn&39;t it?

B：Are you feeling cold?Would you like to come with me tomy cabin for a beer?

A：Thank you. It&39;s nice of you to invite me.

B：I hope so.