走遍美国电子书
青红皂白-
EPISODE 1
“
46 Linden
Street
”
“林登大街
46
号”
Useful Language
●
introduce
yourself
：自我介绍
My
name is
„
I'm
„
●
ask for
permission
：征求同意
May I take a picture of you and your
little boy?
●
introduce a
conversation
：引出话题
By the way
„
●
thank
someone
：向人道谢
I
appreciate your help.
Thank
you.
Thanks again.
●
respond to someone thanking
you
：回答别人的道谢
My
pleasure.
You're welcome.
●
start talking
to a stranger
：与陌生人攀谈
Excuse me.
●
say good-bye after meeting
someone for the first
time
：首次见面后道别
It was nice meeting you.
It was a pleasure meeting you.
●
describe
something
：描述事、物
A
small canvas bag.
●
compliment
someone
：赞美别人
I
think it looks terrific on you.
●
make
suggestions
：提出建议
Try this (sweater).
How about green?
●
apologize
：道歉
I'm sorry I'm so late.
I'm
really sorry.
●
ask for
help
：请求协助
Can you
help
me?
●
reassure
someone
：为人打气
Don't
worry.
●
ask if someone found
something
：询问别人是否捡到东西
Did
anyone find a
small
canvas
bag?
●
introduce
someone
：介绍别人
Let
me introduce you.
This
is
„
●
respond to an
introduction
：介绍后回答
How do
you
do?
1
It's nice to meet you.
●
correct
yourself
：改正言辞错误
It's Richard's film!
I
mean, Alexandra Pappas.
●
offer
：善意帮忙
Would you like something to eat?
Would you like
to call home?
Can I drive you home?
●
thank
someone
：向人道谢
I'm
so glad you took the time and trouble to return
(the bag).
●
respond to
thanks
：回答别人的道谢
It
was no trouble.
●
accept an
offer
：接受别人好意
I'd
appreciate that.
●
refuse an
offer
：婉拒别人好意
No,
thanks
Richard
：
Excuse
me.
1
My name is
2
Richard Stewart
I'm a
photographer
3
. May I
4
take a picture of you and
your
little boy?
Mrs. Vann
：
What's
it for?
5
Richard
：
It's for
a book.
Mrs.
Vann
：
You're writing a book?
Richard
：
It's a
book of pictures
6
. I call
it Family Album, U.S.A.
Mrs. Vann
：
Oh,
that's a nice idea Well, it's fine if you take our
picture. I'm Martha vann. [She offers her
hand.]
7
Richard
：
Thank
you. I appreciate your help.
8
[to the little boy]I'm
9
Richard. What's your name?
Gerald
：
Gerald.
Richard
：
How old
are you, Gerald?
Gerald
：
Five.
Richard
：
And where
do you live?
Mrs.
Vann
：
We live in
California
10
.
Richard
：
Well,
welcome to New York.
11
OK,
just a second.
12
[He takes
out a reflector
13
to have
more light for his
photographs.] I'm
almost ready here.
[Alexandra, a sixteen-year-old girl, is
watching.]
Alexandra
：
Can I
help you?
Richard
：
Oh,
please. [He gives her the reflector to hold. Then
he speaks to Mrs. Vann and her son.] Hold Gerald's
hand, please. Great! Now
point
14
to the buildings.
Terrific!
15
Give Mommy a
kiss,
16
Gerald.
Nice! Thank you,
Gerald. And
thank
you, Mrs. Vann.
Mrs.
Vann
：
Oh, my pleasure
17
We'll be looking for your
book.
18
Richard
：
Thank
you. ,
19
Gerald.[to
Alexandra]Thanks
20
again.
Alexandra
：
Oh,
you're welcome
21.
Richard
：
Hey,
22
let me take your picture!
Alexandra
：
Wonderful.
Please.
Richard
：
Are you
from New York?
Alexandra
：
No, I'm
from Greece
23
. I'm an
exchange student
24.
Richard
：
When did
you come here?
Alexandra
：
Three
months ago.
2
Richard
：
Your
English is very good.
Alexandra
：
Thanks.
25
I studied English in
school. [They sit on a bench.]
Richard
：
Would you
like some coffee?
Alexandra
：
No,
thank you. Tell me about your book.
Richard
：
Oh, it's
not finished yet, but I have some of the pictures.
Would you like to see them?
Alexandra
：
Yes.
I'd like that.
Richard
：
Here they
are.
26
[He opens his bag and
takes out a photo
album
27
.]Family Album,
U.S.A. It's an album
of
pictures of the United
States
：
the cities, the
special places, and the people. [He shows her the
photos.] And these
are pictures of
people working
：
steelworkers,
28
bankers,
29
police, street
vendors,
30
ambulance
drivers,
31
doctors
„
Oh, this
is my father. He's a doctor. This is my mother.
“
It's an album of pictures
of the United States.
”
Alexandra
：
What's
her name?
Richard
：
Ellen. My
younger brother, Robbie. He goes to high school.
This is my sister Susan. She works for a
toy
32
company.
Here's my
grandfather. He lives in Florida. And this is my
wife Marilyn.
Alexandra
：
Oh,
she's very pretty.
Richard
：
Thanks.
33
And what
about
34
your family?
Alexandra
：
They
are in Thessaloniki. That's a large city in
northern Greece. But now I'm living in the
Bronx
35.
Richard
：
With a
Greek-American family?
Alexandra
：
No.
Hispanic.
36
Richard
：
[He hears
a
foghorn.] Oh
no! It's
five
thirty
37
. Will you excuse
me? I have to meet my wife.
Alexandra
：
It was
nice meeting you.
38
Richard
：
It was a
pleasure meeting you,
39
too.
Thanks for your help. And good luck! I've got to
go.
40
By the way,
41
I'm Richard. What's your
name?
Alexandra
：
Alexandra.
Richard
：
Bye-bye,
Alexandra. Thanks.
Alexandra
：
Bye-
bye. [Richard hurries off the boat.
Alexandra
sees that he
forgot one of his bags. She takes it
and begins to follow him.] Richard!
Richard! You left your bag!
3
ACT
Ⅱ
Outside the
ferry building. Alexandra sees Richard leave in a
taxicab. She asks a policeman for directions.
Alexandra
：
Excuse
me, officer Can you help me?
Policeman
：
Sure.
Alexandra
：
Can you
tell me how to get to Linden Street, in Riverdale?
Policeman
：
[He
reads the name tag on Richard's bag.]
“
Richard
Stewart,46
Linden
Street, Riverdale, New
York.
”
1 You
should take the number
1
subway.
2
Alexandra
：
Is
there a station near here?
Policeman
：
Yes.
The station's that way. You should take the number
1 train to Van Cortlandt Park.
3
Alexandra
：
Number
1 train to V
an Cortlandt Park. Thank
you.
Policeman
：<
/p>
Anytime.
4
Good
luck.
5
Remember, the number
1 train. The uptown platform
6
.
Alexandra
：
Thank
you.
Policeman
：
You're
welcome.
[Alexandra walks
toward the subway entrance. She passes the
“
uptown
”
sign.
]
In a
boutique
7
. Marilyn Stewart,
Richard's wife, is helping a customer.
Customer
：
Is this
pink too bright for me?
Marilyn
：
Mmm-hmm.
It is a very bright pink. Try this.
[She takes a red sweater from a table.]
It's size eight.
8
Customer
：
But
wear size ten.
Marilyn
：
How about
green?
It's size ten.
Customer
：
Let
me
9
try it on
10
.
[Marilyn looks at her watch.]
Customer
：
I'm
taking too much of your time.
Marilyn
：
It's six
o'clock
11
, Where's my
husband? I was expecting him here at five forty-
five
12
.
Customer
：
Don't
worry. The traffic is very
heavy
13
at this
hour
14.
Marilyn
：
I know.
But we're going to be late for dinner.
Customer
：
I'll
take this green sweater, I like the color on me,
don't you?
15
Marilyn
：
think it
looks terrific on you.
A
little later. Richard rushes into the boutique.
Richard
：
I'm sorry
I'm so late. I had a really bad
day.
16
Marilyn
：
It's ten
after six
17
. We're late.
Robbie's cooking tonight, and dinner's at six
thirty
18
.
Richard
：
I know. I
know. I'm really sorry. I left my bag of film
on
19
the
ferry
20
.
I went
back for it,
21
but the ferry
was gone. I lost a whole day's
work.
22
Marilyn
：
I'll call
the Staten Island Ferry lost-and-found
office
23
.
Richard
：
I didn't
think of
24
that. Thanks.
Marilyn
：
[She
picks up the telephone and
dials
25
the number for
information.]Hello. Yes. The number, please, of
the 26 Staten Island Ferry lostand-
found office. Five five
five
„
zero eight
zero eight. Thank you.[She hangs up
and
dials the number.]
Richard
：
I really
appreciate it, Marilyn.
27
Marilyn
：
Hello.
Did
anyone
find
a
camera
bag
this
afternoon,
a
small
canvas
bag
28
,
on
the
J.
F.
Kennedy
Ferry?
No? Maybe someone will find it. The
name is Stewart, Richard Stewart. And the
telephone number is five
five
five
„
three oh nine oh. Thank
you.[She hangs up.]
29
Sorry,
Richard. They don't have it.
Richard
：
Thanks,
anyway.
30
[thinking]There was
a girl on the ferry. Now
maybe
„
4
Marilyn
：
Tell me
about it on the way home.
31
END OF ACT
Ⅱ
第二幕
1
．
“
Ric
hard Stewart,46 Linden Street, Riverdale, New
York.
”这是一般地址的说法。如果写在信上，应为：
Richard stewart
46 Linden Street,
Riverdale, New
York,
N. Y
.
×××××（邮政编码）
U.S.A.
2
．
You should take
the number 1 subway.
你应乘一路地铁。
3
．
You should take
the number 1 train to Van Cortlandt Park.
你应乘一路车在
Van Cortlandt Park
下车。
4
．
Anytime
．＝
My
pleasure.
不用谢。
Use Anytime
after someone thanks you for doing something.
5
．
Good luck.
祝你好运。一般用于与人分手时，回答也用
Good
luck
。
6
．
uptown
platform
：
the place to wait
for trains going north.
北线月台。在纽约，地铁线有
uptown
< br>北线（向
北驶）和
downtown
南线（向南驶）之分，在每个地铁站口都有标志。
7
．
boutique
：
a small store that sells clothing and other special items.
（妇女）时装店。
8
．
Try this [She
takes a red sweater from a table. ]
It's size eight.
试试这一件，
[
她从桌子上拿起一件红色毛衣
]
这是
8
号的。
9
．
Let
me
„＝
Permit
me
„让我„„，允许我„„。
The
customer
uses
an
informal
pronunciation.
She
says
Lemme. <
/p>
在说这两个字时，这位顾客使用的是口语音：
Lemme
。
10
．
try (it)
on
：
You try on an item of
clothing to be sure that the size is correct and
that you like the way
it
looks.
试穿。
11
．
six o'clock
：
6
点钟。
12
．
five forty-fiv
e
：
5
点
45
分。
13
．
The traffic is
very heavy.
＝
There are many
cars.
交通很拥挤。
14
．
hour
：钟点。
h
不发音，它的发音同
our
。
15
．
I
like the color on me, don't you?
我觉得我穿这颜色不错，你说呢？
16
．
I had a really
bad day.
我今天真是糟透了。
17
．
ten after six<
/p>
：
6
点
10
分。
18
．
six thirty
：
6
点
30
分。
19
．
I left my bag
of film on
„我把装底片的包遗放在„„上了。
<
/p>
20
．
ferry
：
A ferry is a boat that carries
passengers or vehicles across a river or a narrow
bit of sea.
渡船（用来运
送乘客或车辆过河或海
）
。
21
．
I went back
for it.
我回去找（它）
。
22
．
I lost a whole
day's work.
我把一整天的工作成果都丢了。
23
．
lost-and-found
office
：
If you find something
that doesn't belong to you, you take it to a lost-
and-found office.
People can go to this
office to get their lost things.
失物招领处。
24
．
think
of
：
If you think of
something, You remember it or it comes into your
mind.
记起，
想到。
例如：
“
I didn't
think of
that.
”
“我就没想到这个”
。<
/p>
25
．
dia
l
：拨电话。
26
．
The number,
please, of the
„请告诉我„„的电话号码。用此来向查号台询问电话号
码。
27
．
I really
appreciate it, Marilyn.
我实在太感谢你（为我所做的这一
切）了，
Marilyn
。
28
．
small canvas b
ag
：小的粗帆布包。这里用了两个形容词来修饰“
bag
”
（包）一词：
small
指尺寸；
canvas
5
（粗帆布）指材料。一般形容词的排列顺序是表示尺寸的放在前，表示材料的放在后。<
/p>
29
．
She
hangs up.
她挂上（电话机）
。
30
．
Thanks,
anyway.
无论如何，我还是要谢谢你。
Use this expression to thank someone
who tries to help but isn't able to.
当有
人尽力想帮你但没帮上忙时可用此
短语道谢。
31
．
Tell me about
it on the way home.
在回家的路上告诉我吧。
美国生活点滴
1
．
Al
exandra
是乘地铁去
Richard
家的。纽约的地铁系统是全世界最长的地铁系统，在整个城市下面绵延
137
英里（
220.6
公里）
。地铁线路以颜色来区分，例如红线、绿线、橙线等，便于乘客辨识。
2
．美国的许多公共场所或公园都设有失物招领处（
Lost-and-Found Office
）
，失主可直
接与之联系。
下面是
Focus
In
的文字部分，供参考
ACT
Ⅱ
Thank-you,
I
appreciate your help.
Thank-you. You're welcome.
Thank-you. You're welcome.
Thank you for your help.
Thanks a lot.
I
want to thank you for your help.
Thank you.
Glad
that I could help.
Don't
mention it.
I'm glad that I
could help.
Thanks. You're
welcome.
Thanks Gerald, and
thank you Mrs. Vann.
Oh, my
pleasure.
Thank you. You're
welcome.
Thank you very
much.
It was very nice of
you.
I appreciate it.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you. You're welcome.
Don't mention it.
I'm glad that I could help.
My pleasure.
It
was nothing.
You're
welcome.
The number one
train to Van Cortlandt Park.
Thank you.
Anytime, good luck.
Thank-you very much.
It was very nice of you.
I appreciate it.
6
Thanks a lot. Thank-you.
You're welcome.
Don't mention it.
I'm glad that I could help.
My pleasure.
It
was nothing.
You're
welcome.
Thank you for your
help.
Thanks a lot.
I want to thank you for
your help.
Thank you.
Glad that I could help.
Don't mention it.
I'm glad that I could help.
Thanks. You're welcome.
Thank-you.
I'm sorry, Richard. They don't have it.
Thanks anyway.
Thanks anyway.
It was nice of you to try.
I appreciate it.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you.
Anytime.
Don't
mention it.
I'd really like
to help.
You're welcome.
My pleasure.
Anytime.
Thank
you.
You're welcome.
ACT
Ⅲ
At the
Stewarts' home in Riverdale that evening. Philip
is on the phone with one of his
patients.
Philip
：
And give
her a teaspoon
1
of the
medicine after every meal. Don't worry. She'll be
fine. You're welcome.
Good-bye.
Ellen
：
[She
enters.]How are you?
Philip
：
I'm tired
and hungry.
Ellen
：
Well,
Marilyn and Richard called. They'll be here soon,
and then we'll eat.
Philip
：
All right.
Is
„
is Susan
coming?
Ellen
：
Well,
she'll be here later. She has to work late
tonight.
Philip
：
And what's
Robbie cooking for dinner?
7
Ellen
：
It's a
surprise.
Philip
：
I hope
it's pasta
2
.
Later that evening. Philip, Ellen,
Richard, Marilyn, Susan, and Robbie are in the
Stewarts' kitchen.
Philip
：
Robbie,
the dinner was terrific.
Susan
：
Yes, it was
delicious.
Marilyn
：
What's
for dessert
3
?
Robbie
：
Oh, I
forgot dessert.
Philip
：
Robbie !
Ellen
：
Don't
worry. We've got
4
lots of
ice cream
5
. [She goes to
the refrigerator.]
Richard
：
Oh, I'd
love some ice cream.
Ellen
：
Well,
there's chocolate and coffee and a little vanilla
6
.
Robbie
：
I'll have
vanilla. Is that all right with everyone?
Philip
：
I'll have
chocolate.
Marilyn
：
Me,
too.
7
Richard
：
Uh , one
scoop
8
of coffee and one
scoop of chocolate for me.
Ellen
：
Robbie,
will you help me serve
9
?
[Robbie gets up to help . Richard
brings the ice-cream dishes to Ellen.]
Richard
：
I keep
thinking about that bag of film. Eight rolls. A
whole day's work. And good stuff
10
, too.
Ellen
：
Don't
worry, Richard. Someone will find it.
[The doorbell rings.]
Robbie
：
I'll get
it.
11
[ He opens the door.
Alexandra isstanding there. She is holding
Richard's bagof film.]Hello.
Alexandra
：
Hello.
Does Richard Stewart live here?
Robbie
：
Yes, he's
my brother. I'm Robbie.
„
RobbieStewart.
Alexandra
：
I'm
Alexandra Pappas. How do you
do?
12
Your brother left his
bag of film on theferryboat. I found it.
Robbie
：
I'm really
glad to see you. I mean
„
mybrother'll be really glad to see you!
Ellen
：
[Calling ]
Robbie ! Who is it?
Robbie
：
It's
Richard's film! I mean, AlexandraPappas. [to
Alexandra] Come in, please.
Richard
：
Alexandra!
Alexandra
：
Hello,
Richard. I found your bag!
Richard
：
Oh, thank
you! Thank you!
Um
„
Alexandra, let me
introduce you. This is
13
mywife Marilyn.
Alexandra
：
Richard
showed me your photo. How do youdo?
Marilyn
：
Oh yes.
Richard told us all about you. It'snice to meet
you.
14
Richard
：
And this
is my mother, Ellen Stewart.
Alexandra
：
How do
you do?
Richard
：
And my
father, Dr. Philip Stewart.
Philip
：
Nice to
meet you,
15
Alexandra.
Richard
：
And.
„
ah
„
you met Robbie.
Alexandra
：
Yes.
And you must be Susan. Hi.
Susan
：
Hi.
Welcome.
Richard
：
I'm so
glad you found the bag and took thetime and
trouble to return it.
16
Alexandra
：
Oh, it
was no trouble. I just took the
wrongtrain.
17
Ellen
：
Would you
like something to eat?
Alexandra
：
Thank
you, no. I'm late for dinner at
myhouse.
18
I really have to
go.
19
Richard
：
Would you
like to call home
20
?
8
Alexandra
：
I'd
appreciate that.
21
Ellen
：
Please, use
the phone.
Alexandra
：
Thanks.
Excuse me.
22
Ric
hard
：
[
to Robbie
] Alexandra's a high-school exchange student from
Greece.
Robbie
：
Where does
she live?
Richard
：
With a
family in the Bronx.
Robbie
：
Oh, that's
not too far from here!
Richard
：
Take it
easy,
23
Robbie.
Alexandra
：
Thank
you. I can only stay a few minutes.
Ellen
：
Have some
iced tea.
Alexandra
：
Thanks,
Mrs. Stewart.
Robbie
：
Please sit
down, Alexandra.
Philip
：
So, you're
an exchange student. Where doyou go to school?
24
Alexandra
：
At the
Bronx High School of Science.
Philip
：
Oh, that's
a very good school. What are yourfavorite
subjects?
25
Alexandra
：
Biology
and mathematics.
26
Richard
tells meyou're a doctor.
Philip
：
Yes, a
pediatrician
27
. And what
does yourfather do
28
?
Alexandra
：
He's a
lawyer, in Thessaloniki.
Robbie
：
Would you
like some pasta? I made it might be a little
cold.
Alexandra
：
Thanks,
no. I do
29
have to go. It
was nicemeeting you all.
30
Marilyn
：
Well,
maybe you'll come for lunch
someSunday,
31
so we can
really thank you forbringing Richard's bag
back.
Alexandra
：
Maybe.
Ellen
：
You're
welcome anytime.
32
[She and
Richardwalk with Alexandra to the front door.]
Philip
：
Good-bye.
Richard
：
Can I
drive you home?
33
Alexandra
：
No,
thanks. The train is just up the street.
34
It won't take me long at
all.
35
Richard
：
Well, you
really saved the day for me,
36
Alexandra.
Alexandra
：
Bye.
Richard
：
Bye-bye.
Ellen
：
Good night.
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[ Alexandra
leaves.]
Philip
：
She's a
smart young lady, and very nice.
Robbie
：
Very! [He
sees Alexandra's bag on the chair. ]Hey, she
forgot her bag!
Ellen
：
I guess
we'll be seeing Alexandra , Robbie?
END
OF ACT
Ⅲ
第三幕
1
．
teaspoon
：茶匙；咖啡匙。
A
teaspoon is a small spoon that you use to put
sugar into tea or coffee.
2
．
pasta
：
Pasta is a type of food made from a mixture of
flour, eggs, and water that is formed into
different shapes.
Spaghetti, macaroni,
and noodles are types of
pasta
．通心粉，通心面。
3
．
dessert
：
something
sweet at the end of a meal.
甜点。
4
．
We've
got
„
=We have
got
„我们有„„。
9
5
．
ice
cream
：
Ice cream is a very
cold, sweet-tasting food.
冰淇淋。
6
．
vanilla
：香草香精。
Van
illa is a flavoring that comes from a plant and
that can be put into ice cream and other
sweet food
．香草香精是一种植物萃取物，可加入冰
淇淋及其他甜食中食用。
7
．
Me, too. =I'll
also have chocolate ice
cream
．我也要。
8
．
scoop
：
（一）勺
。
9
．
se
rve
：
If you serve people or
if you serve foodand drink, you give people food
and drink
．伺候，给人端食物
或饮料。
10
．
stuff
：
things
．东西。
Here, Richard is referring to his photographs
．这里
Richard
指的是他拍的照片。<
/p>
11
．
I'll get
it
．我去开门。
12
．
How do you
do
？你好。
This is a formal
expression to say after someone introduces you
．与人初次见面时
的礼貌用语，用于正式场合。
13
．
This
is
„这位是„„。
Use this phrase to
introduce people. You may also say, I'd like you
to meet
„这是用来
介绍别人的一般用语，你也可以说“
I'd like you to meet
„”
。这时被介绍的人可以说：
“
How do you
do?
”
。
14
．
It's nice to
meet you.
见到你很高兴。
Use this
expression after someone introduces you. It is
less formal than
How do you
do
？在别人介绍你后，使用这句话。这种说法不如
How
do you do?
正式。
15
．
Nice to meet
you. =It's nice to meet you.
16
．
I'm so glad
you found the bag and took the time and trouble to
return it
．
我很高兴你捡
到了包，而且不惜
花时间和麻烦把它送还给我。
17
．
Oh, it was no
trouble. I just took the wrong
train
．哦，麻烦倒没有，只是我乘错了车。
18
．
I'm late for
dinner at my
house
．我快赶不上回家吃晚饭了。
19
．
I really have
to go
．我的确得走了。
20
．
call
home
：给家里打电话。
21
．
I'd appreciate
that
．谢谢你（让我使用电话）
。
22
．
Excuse
me
．对不起，失赔了。
Use this polite
phrase before you walk away from someone
．在暂时走开之
前使用的礼貌用语。
23
．
Take it easy.
relax, be calm
．别急；别紧张；沉住气。
24
．
Where do you
go to school
？你在哪里上学？
25
．
What are your
favorite subjects
？你喜欢哪些课程？
26
．
biology and
mathematics
：生物学和数学。
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．
pediatrician
：
a children's
doctor
．儿科医生。
28
．
What does your
father do? = What is your father's job?
你父亲做什么工作？
29
．
do
：
Here, do means
“
really.
”真的（用来加强语
气）
。
30
．
It was nice
meeting you all
．很高兴能认识你们一家人。
31
．
Maybe you'll
come for lunch some
Sunday
．或许哪个星期天你能来吃中饭。
32
．
You're welcome
anytime
．欢迎你随时来玩。
33
．
Can I drive
you home
？我开车送你回家好吗？
34
．
The train is
just up the street
．街的那头就有地铁。
35
．
It won't take
me long at all
．要不了多少时间就到了。
36
．
You really
saved the day for me .= You really helped me a
lot
．你的确帮了我的大忙。
37
．
Good
night
．
晚安。用于下午或晚上人们相互分手告别时。
美国生活点滴
1
．一般说来，当人们第一次见面时
，他们握一握对方的手说：
“
It's nice to
meet you.
”
（很高兴见到你。
）其
10
实，较正式的说法应是“
How do you do?
”
（您好吗？）
。可这种说法不太常用。第一
次见面后，询问对方的
工作或学习情况是开始交谈的典型方法。
2
．美国人喜欢在饭后吃点甜点。冰淇淋是最受欢迎的甜点之一
。他们的甜点真是名副其实的“甜”
，很多
东方人都觉得难以入
口。
下面是
Focus
In
的文字部分，供参考
ACT
Ⅲ
My name is
Richard Stewart. I'm a photographer
I'm Martha Vann.
I'm
Richard. What's your name?
Gerald.
By the way, I'm
Richard. What's your name?
Alexandra.
We live in
California.
Are you from
New York?
No, I'm from
Greece.
I'm Robbie, Robbie Stewart.
I'm Alexandra Pappas. How do you do?
Alexandra, let me introduce you. This
is my wife, Marilyn.
Richard showed me
your photo. How do you do?
Oh Yes.
Richard told us all about you. It's nice to
meetyou.
And this is my
mother, Ellen Stewart.
How
do you do?
And my father, Dr. Philip
Stewart.
Nice to meet you,
Alexandra.
And you've met Robbie.
Yes. And you must be Susan. Hi.
Hi.
It was nice
meeting you all.
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