作业帮求三人约五分钟英文对话
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求三人约五分钟英文对话
内容:1.问路2.休闲活动3.亲戚家人
这三种主题都可以..
内容:1.问路2.休闲活动3.亲戚家人
这三种主题都可以..
1.问路
A: Good afternoon sir. Sorry to bother you.
B: Good afternoon to you too.
A: Well sir, in actual fact me and my friend are new in this city. We just reached here yesterday. We are currently facing some problems in getting to our preplanned destination.
C: Yes, we have been circulating the same area for approximately an hour or two. We bought a map from the local bookstore but it is not helping at all.
B: I see. Well sometimes the map can be quite misleading and troublesome. I got confused by it most of the time too. Where is your destination?
A: We would like to go to the national library.We came here by train and we were told to walk all the way straight and turn left behind those buildings and we will see the library but apparently something went wrong in the middle. We are lost.
B: Well I think both of you have taken the wrong turning. The national library is behind the HSBC bank. It is the second turning after the train station from the Brook street.
C: We did passed by Brook street but we did not see any banks. I remember we did came across with a MacDonald along the way. Is it possible for us to reach there by foot?
B: Oh, deffinitely. It is not that far away from here. Lets see. Can both of you see the red building over there at your right?
A: Yes.
C: Sure.
B: Good. Walk all the way straight and turn to your left when you reached the red building. After you have reached the building, you should see a park. It is called the central monument park.
A: I think I have been to that park before. Am I right C?
C: Yes. I believe we have been to that park yesterday at night. They have a huge fountain in the middle right?
B: Yes that is the park that I mentioned. Now, cut through the park on your left and from there you should see HSBC bank.Well the national library is right behind the bank.
A: Thanks alot for your help and sorry for occupying your time.
C: Thanks.You had saved us from continue circling the area like a lost child. Have a nice day.
B: You are welcome. Goodbye.
A: Bye.
A: Good afternoon sir. Sorry to bother you.
B: Good afternoon to you too.
A: Well sir, in actual fact me and my friend are new in this city. We just reached here yesterday. We are currently facing some problems in getting to our preplanned destination.
C: Yes, we have been circulating the same area for approximately an hour or two. We bought a map from the local bookstore but it is not helping at all.
B: I see. Well sometimes the map can be quite misleading and troublesome. I got confused by it most of the time too. Where is your destination?
A: We would like to go to the national library.We came here by train and we were told to walk all the way straight and turn left behind those buildings and we will see the library but apparently something went wrong in the middle. We are lost.
B: Well I think both of you have taken the wrong turning. The national library is behind the HSBC bank. It is the second turning after the train station from the Brook street.
C: We did passed by Brook street but we did not see any banks. I remember we did came across with a MacDonald along the way. Is it possible for us to reach there by foot?
B: Oh, deffinitely. It is not that far away from here. Lets see. Can both of you see the red building over there at your right?
A: Yes.
C: Sure.
B: Good. Walk all the way straight and turn to your left when you reached the red building. After you have reached the building, you should see a park. It is called the central monument park.
A: I think I have been to that park before. Am I right C?
C: Yes. I believe we have been to that park yesterday at night. They have a huge fountain in the middle right?
B: Yes that is the park that I mentioned. Now, cut through the park on your left and from there you should see HSBC bank.Well the national library is right behind the bank.
A: Thanks alot for your help and sorry for occupying your time.
C: Thanks.You had saved us from continue circling the area like a lost child. Have a nice day.
B: You are welcome. Goodbye.
A: Bye.