【正文】 A: I’m sorry to interrupt you, but I don’t think that’s right.（對(duì)不起打斷你，我覺得那樣不對(duì)。）B: Oh? What do you mean? （什么？你是什么意思？）【額外成就感】①Am I interrupting?（我打擾你了嗎？）②You interrupted us.（你打斷了我們。）③I didn’t mean to interrupt you.（我不是有意打斷你的。）29. I’m sorry to bother you, but… [aIm 5sBrI tu 7bB240。[ ju bQt]對(duì)不起，打擾你了……【李陽老師的話】唐突地打斷或打攪別人，是一種不禮貌的行為，有時(shí)甚至還會(huì)招致他人的不滿。如果你以一種婉轉(zhuǎn)的語氣來說同一句話，效果肯定截然不同。不信？學(xué)完這句話你不妨試試看！【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I’m sorry to bother you, but could you help me move this desk?（對(duì)不起，打擾你了，能幫我挪一下桌子嗎？）B: All right. （好的。）A: I’m sorry to bother you, but could you take a look at my puter?（對(duì)不起，打擾你了，能幫我看一下電腦嗎？）B: Sure. What’s wrong? （沒問題。出什么問題了？）A: I’m sorry to bother you, but could you answer a question for me?（很抱歉打擾你，你能回答我一個(gè)問題嗎？）B: Okay. What’s up? （好吧。什么事？）【額外成就感】①Don’t bother.（不用麻煩了。）②Why bother?=Why make the effort of doing that/What’s the point of doing that?（干嘛那么麻煩？）③I don’t want to bother you.（我不想打攪你。）④I don’t mean to bother you.（我不是故意要打擾你的。）⑤I don’t want to bug you but I really need my money back.（我不想打擾你，可是我真得要回我的錢。）⑥I hate to bother you, but could you give me your phone number again? I seem to have lost it.（我真不愿打擾你，只是你可以再告訴我一遍你的電話號(hào)碼嗎？我好像把它給弄丟了。）30．Sorry, I wasn’t listening. [ 5sBrI aI5 wBznt5 lIsnIN ]對(duì)不起，我剛才沒聽。【瘋狂講解】這句話正是過去進(jìn)行時(shí)的絕妙體現(xiàn)！【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: What do you think? （你認(rèn)為怎么樣？）B: Sorry, I wasn’t listening. （對(duì)不起，我剛才沒聽。）A: Maybe we can ask Stone. （也許我們可以去問問Stone。）B: Sorry, I wasn’t listening. What did you say? （對(duì)不起，我剛才沒聽。你說了什么？）A: Which one do you think is right? （你認(rèn)為哪個(gè)對(duì)？）B: Sorry, I wasn’t listening. （對(duì)不起，我剛才沒聽。）【瘋狂替換】①Sorry, I didn’t hear you. （對(duì)不起，我沒聽見。）②Sorry, I wasn’t paying attention.（對(duì)不起，我沒注意聽。）③Sorry, I couldn’t hear you.（對(duì)不起，我沒聽見。）第四節(jié) 祝愿與祝賀【編者按】Expressing good wishes and congratulations is my favorite function. Who doesn’t love to spread happiness and cheer? Holidays are the most mon times to share good wishes, but a few cheerful words can make any day better. I always congratulate friends when something goes their way. When you can speak these sentences well, you will find countless occasions to use them. Good Luck!對(duì)他人表達(dá)美好的祝愿和祝賀是我最喜歡的了。誰不喜歡傳達(dá)幸福和歡樂呢？假日是最普遍分享祝福的時(shí)候，平日里說一些令人精神為之振奮的話也能給每天的生活增添色彩。每逢我的朋友事事順心的時(shí)候我總是祝賀他們。當(dāng)你將下面的句子說得很好的時(shí)候，你就會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)有無數(shù)場(chǎng)合可以用到祝福和祝賀。祝你們好運(yùn)！31. Good luck! [gJd lQk]祝你好運(yùn)！【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I only have two days to go before my test. I’m so nervous!（離考試只有兩天了，我緊張極了！）B: Good luck! You can do it! （祝你好運(yùn)！你會(huì)成功的?。〢: I have a job interview tomorrow. （我明天有個(gè)工作面試。）B: Good luck! （祝你好運(yùn)?。〢: I’m finally ready for my big presentation. （我終于為我的大型演出做好了準(zhǔn)備。）B: Good luck! （祝你好運(yùn)?。绢~外成就感】①I’ll keep my fingers crossed.（為你祈禱?。贙eep up the good work!（祝你好運(yùn)?。?2．Have a nice evening. [hAv [ naIs 5ivnIN]今晚過得愉快！【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: See you tomorrow. （明天見。）B: Take care and have a nice evening. （保重，過一個(gè)愉快的夜晚！）A: Let’s call it a day. （今天就到這兒。）B: Sure. Have a nice evening. （好的。晚上好好玩?。〢: Have a nice evening. （祝你今晚玩得開心。）B: You too. （你也是。）【額外成就感】①Have a nice weekend.（周末愉快?。贖ave a good rest.（好好休息一下。）③Have a good night’s sleep.（睡個(gè)好覺?。?3．Take care of yourself! 多保重！ [tek kZr [v jur5sZlf]【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I have a cold. （我感冒了。）B: Take care of yourself! （你要照顧好自己！）A: I have heartburn. I really shouldn’t eat such spicy food.（我的胃灼痛。我真不該吃那么辣的東西。）B: You should take care of yourself more. （多注意身體?。〢: My tooth is hurting really badly. （我的牙疼得厲害。）B: Take care of yourself! You need to see a dentist. （多注意身體。你得去看牙醫(yī)。）【瘋狂替換】①Take care!（保重！）②Take good care!（多保重?。跿ake good care of yourself!（你要多保重！）34. I’m happy for you. 我為你感到高興。[aIm 5hApI fRr ju]Kim’s Note: Sharing in someone’s joy is the sign of a true friend. If you use this sentence you will build long lasting friendships. 與人分享快樂是真心朋友的標(biāo)志。使用這個(gè)句子，你將能與他人建立起長(zhǎng)久的友誼關(guān)系?！警偪駥?shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I became a section manager. （我當(dāng)上了科長(zhǎng)。）B: Great! I’m happy for you. （太好了！我為你高興。）A: I’m pregnant. （我懷孕了。）B: Really? I’m happy for you. （真的？我為你高興。）A: Sally and I made up. （莎莉跟我和好了。）B: Good! I’m happy for you. （真好！我為你們高興。）【瘋狂替換】①I’m so glad. （我真高興。）②I’m so pleased. （我真高興。）③I’m so happy for you. （我真為你高興。）④I’m proud of you. （我真為你驕傲。）35. Congratulations! 祝賀你！[k[n7^rAtF[5leF[nz]【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I passed the entrance exam. （我通過了入學(xué)考試。）B: Congratulations! （祝賀你?。〢: We signed the contract. （我們簽了合同。）B: Congratulations! （祝賀你?。〢: They picked my illustration. （他們采納了我的圖案。）B: Congratulations! （祝賀你?。绢~外成就感】①I congratulate you.（我祝賀你。）②Let’s celebrate.（讓我們慶賀一下。）③This calls for celebration. （這真值得慶祝。）36. Cheers! 干杯！[tFIrz]【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: Let’s have a toast to teacher Lee. （來，為李老師干杯?。〣: Cheers! （干?。〢: To our tenth anniversary! （為我們的十周年紀(jì)念日干杯。）B: Cheers! （干?。〢: Cheers! Bottoms up! （干杯?。〣: Bottoms up! （干杯?。绢~外成就感】①Let’s have a toast. （我們干杯吧！）②Bottoms up! （干杯?。跠rink up! （干杯?。?7. Give my regards to…. 代我向……問好。[gIv maI rI5gBrdz tu]【瘋狂聯(lián)想】這是一句用途極廣的口語要素。當(dāng)你的朋友或同事到某個(gè)你有熟人的地方去的時(shí)候，你就可以用這句話叫他或她代你問候你的那位熟人；同時(shí)，若你的表哥、表弟、表姐、表妹來你家做客離開時(shí)，你也可以用這句話叫他們代你向他們家里的長(zhǎng)輩問好！【瘋狂實(shí)戰(zhàn)】A: Give my regards to Mr. Lee. （代我向李先生問好。）B: All right. Bye. （好的。再見。）A: Give my regards to your parents. （代我向你父母問好。）B: I will. See you soon. （我會(huì)的，再見。）A: Give my regards to your family. （代我向你家人問好。）B: Sure. See you around. （好的?；仡^見。）38．I hope you like my little present. 希望你喜歡我送的小禮物。[aI hop ju laIk maI 5lItl 5prZznt]Kim’s Note: Gift giving is an important social function. Sometimes it is hard to find the right words to go along with the act. These are all excellent examples of how to offer a gift.贈(zèng)送禮物是一個(gè)重要的社交功能。有時(shí)候，要找到與行動(dòng)相符的話語來表達(dá)是一件困難的事。以下這些都是表達(dá)如何贈(zèng)送禮物的絕好例子?！警偪駥?shí)戰(zhàn)】A: I hope you like my little present. （希望你喜歡我送的小禮物。）B: Thank you! It’s so sweet of you. （謝謝！你真好。）A: I hope you like my little present. （希望你喜歡這個(gè)小禮物。）B: Oh, you shouldn’t have. May I open it? （噢，你太客氣了。我可以現(xiàn)在打開嗎？）A: Is this for me? （這是給我的嗎？）B: Yes. I hope you like my little present. （對(duì)。我希望你喜歡這件小禮物。）【額外成就感】送禮物時(shí)你還可以說：①I just wanted to thank yo