留学英语口语:语言交流 Language Exchange
ALLEN: Excuse me. Do you study Chinese at the university here? [同济大学网,http://www.enbus.cn] ALLEN: You mean you and I? SUZY: Yes, why not? I mean, if you come to this cafe often, maybe we could meet here and practice Chinese and English. ALLEN: That sounds like a good idea. How often would you like to do it? SUZY: Let's see... My schedule right now is quite busy. But I think I could spend 90 minutes a week in language exchange. ALLEN: How would we manage it though? How would we spend the 90 minutes? SUZY: First, we could spend 45 minutes working on your English writing. If you want, I could help you edit your papers. Or we could do English conversation. Whatever you want. And then the next 45 minutes you would help me with my Chinese. ALLEN: Would I help you with writing? SUZY: No. For me right now, the important thing is spoken Chinese. I need practice. So you could tutor me in speaking. We could use my textbook, and you could ask me questions. Then you could correct my mistakes. ALLEN: I think it sounds like a good system. But when is it convenient to meet? SUZY: Well, today is Monday. Actually, for me Monday at this time would be the best. I am free from now until 11:30 every Monday morning. ALLEN: Me too. In fact, I'm free until 1:20 on Mondays. SUZY: So if you want to meet at 10:00 here next Monday, we could start. ALLEN: It sounds good. I will bring the papers I'm working on. SUZY: And I will bring my textbook and a tape recorder. I would like to record some things so I can practice on my own. ALLEN: Let me give you my phone number. SUZY: Sure. I'll give you mine too. Then we can call if we have to cancel for some reason.
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