托?？谡Z話題解析：交通工具
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托福口語話題：選擇合理的交通工具
內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介：
你決定去見一個(gè)住在145 公里之外的朋友，你會(huì)開車去，還是坐火車去?
Choice A: Car
- personal space
- stop when I want
- travel on my schedule
Choice B: train
- company shortens journey
- cheaper
- no traffic jams
Topic sentence
- I prefer to drive my car because I like not having to depend on other people’s schedules.
Supporting sentence
- My car is private and comfortable...
托?？谡Z場(chǎng)景之關(guān)于交通工具
Steve: You're late again, Mike. You have been late three times this month.
Mike : I'm really sorry, Steve. The traffic has been bad lately.
Steve: Do you catch a taxi to work every day?
Mike : Yep. When the traffic is OK, it only takes 20 minutes but when there are traffic jams, it can take 40 or even 50 minutes.
Steve: Have you thought about alternative transport?
Mike : What do you mean by 'alternative'?
Steve: Well, taxi is just one way to get to your destination. What about the bus or subway?
Mike : I never really thought about it, but I will give it a try.
Steve: Just try to be punctual, Mike. It's important.
史蒂文：你又遲到了，麥克。這個(gè)月你已經(jīng)遲到三次了。
麥克：我真的非常抱歉。最近總是塞車。
史蒂文：你每天上班都是打車嗎?
麥克：對(duì)。如果不堵車的話只需花20分鐘。但如果堵車的話，可能就要花40甚至50分鐘了。
史蒂文：那你有沒有想過使用什么別的交通工具么?
麥克：你說的“別的”是指什么?
史蒂文：其實(shí)，乘坐出租車只是到達(dá)目的地的一種方法。公共汽車或者坐地鐵怎么樣?
麥克：我從來沒想過那么做，不過我倒是可以試試。
史蒂文：麥克，你可要試著盡量準(zhǔn)時(shí)。這很重要。
NEW WORDS 新單詞
1) Traffic Jams: when the road is so busy that the vehicles do not move
交通擁堵
New York, London, Rome and Bangkok are famous for their traffic jams.
紐約、倫敦、羅馬、曼谷等大城市都以交通擁堵著名。
2) Alternative: different, another option or choice
可選擇的，可替代的
There are no alternatives to coffee and chocolate - nothing can replace them in my life.
沒有任何東西可以替代咖啡和巧克力在我生活中的位置。
3) Destination: the place you want to go, target or goal
目的地，目標(biāo)
Disney Land is a common destination for tourists visiting the USA.
迪斯尼樂園是很多游客到美國(guó)旅游的目的地。
4) Subway: trains that run underground
地鐵
In New York it's called the 'Subway', in London it's called the 'Tube' and in Paris it's 'Le Metro'.
在紐約，地鐵被稱為“Subway"; 在倫敦，人們叫它“Tube”;而在巴黎則稱“Le Metro”。
5) Punctual: on time
準(zhǔn)時(shí)
If you ask a girl out on a date, it is very important to be punctual.
如果你與一個(gè)女孩子出來約會(huì)，準(zhǔn)時(shí)是非常重要的。
LESSON 課文
Whenever you start a new job, one of the key things to ask is what time you start and what time you finish. Most company's business hours are 9AM to 5PM but some workers start at 8.30AM and finish at 6PM.
Some companies ask their staff to do shift-work. Shift-work means that you could start very early in the morning but finish earlier or start late in the night and then have all day to sleep.
Whatever the time it is good advice to get there a little early but not to leave early. If you are always early and stay late the boss will notice and may promote you.
Managers don't mind if you are late occasionally, but they will not be happy if you are late every day. Remember it's your responsibility to get to work on time.
在你開始一個(gè)新工作的時(shí)候，問清楚你的工作時(shí)間是非常重要的。 絕大多數(shù)公司的辦公時(shí)間是從早上9點(diǎn)到下午5點(diǎn)，但也有些公司從早上8：30開始上班，有些要到晚上6：00才下班。
有些公司實(shí)行輪班工作制，所謂輪班工作制是指：你可以早點(diǎn)到公司，早走;或是晚到公司晚走。
無論如何，早一點(diǎn)到公司是好的，但不要提前離開。如果你總是早到晚走的話，老板會(huì)注意到你的，說不定還會(huì)給你升職的機(jī)會(huì)。
如果你偶爾遲到的話，經(jīng)理一般不會(huì)說些什么，但如果你每天都遲到的話他可就要不高興了。要記?。好刻鞙?zhǔn)時(shí)上班也是你工作職責(zé)的一部分。
Dialogue
Beth : Can you tell me the time please, Sally?
Sally: Sure, it's 8.55AM. Why do you ask?
Beth : I missed the subway this morning and I thought I would be late.
Sally: You're not late. In fact, you are a little early.
Beth : You know I ran all the way from the subway station to the office and now I am exhausted.
Sally: Beth, you are always early or on time, so being a little late one day isn't a big deal.
Beth : Thanks for noticing that I always try to be on time.
Sally: That's OK - I think you are a very good worker and always try your best.
Beth : Good to hear. I hope that I can get a big pay raise this year then?
Sally: Let me think about that one Beth.
貝絲：薩麗，你能告訴我現(xiàn)在幾點(diǎn)了么?
薩麗：沒問題，現(xiàn)在是上午8：55。為什么問這個(gè)?
貝絲：今天早上我沒趕上地鐵，所以我想我可能要晚了。
薩麗：你沒晚，實(shí)際上你還早到了呢!
貝絲：你知道么，我可是一路從地鐵站跑到公司來的，現(xiàn)在都累得不行了。
薩麗：貝絲，你每天都按時(shí)上班，甚至提前到達(dá)辦公室，所以有晚一點(diǎn)兒的話真的算不了什么。
貝絲：真高興你能注意到我總保持上班準(zhǔn)時(shí)，謝謝你。
薩麗：沒什么。我一直認(rèn)為你是一名好員工，而且一直努力工作。
貝絲：能聽到這些我真高興。希望今年我的薪水能漲一些呢。
薩麗：讓我考慮考慮，貝絲。
托?？谡Ztask1常用模板：交通工具
托?？谡Ztask1模板：交通工具
When it comes to the most efficient transportation, I would to say it is the inter-city train. The reasons why I hold that are based on the following aspects. First of all, unlike automobile, inter-city train never costs too much oil so that it won’t cause heavy air pollution to the city. And if there is creasing air pollution, it will ease the severe global warming to some extent. Besides, it is faster than driving a car since there will be no traffic jam at all, with the time saved, we can have a nice breakfast an d even feel fresh after we arrive at our office every morning. And since there is no traffic jam, it will decrease the accidents and numbers of people’s dying from the car crash.
托?？谡Z話題：最喜歡的交通工具 萬能口語回答句
In my country, we have different kinds of transport means. But the most efficient one is absolutely subway. The first reason is convenience. For example, if your home is far from your work place or school, subway will save you a lot of time because taking buses or taxis always meets traffic jam. Moreover, subway is also famous for being a cheap transportation form. With subway, you don’t have to buy cars and take taxis. In this way, you can save a lot of money.
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