2012年在職工程碩士GCT英語(yǔ)——會(huì)話技能

　　5.銀行人員——顧客

　　Bank Clerk： Can I help you?

　　Ling： Yes. I’d like to open an account， please.

　　C： What sort of account did you have in mind?

　　L： I’m not sure. Perhaps you can make some suggestions to us.

　　C： How much money do you plan to keep in your account on a regular basis?

　　L： I don’t have much.

　　C： Oh， I see. What you really need is a checking account so you can pay your bills.

　　L： That’s right. Then， how do I open it?

　　C： Please fill out these forms， print your names here and here and here and sign your names here and here and we’ll be all set. How much cash do you plan to deposit in your accounts today?

　　L：$25.

　　C： Sure. As you like. Come in again about a week and I’ll give you your plastic card that allows you to bank by computer during non-banking hours.

　　L： Wonderful. Thank you very much for your help.

　　C： My pleasure.

　　6.飯店前臺(tái)——客人

　　G： I’d like to check in， please.

　　Clerk： Do you have a reservation?

　　G： Yes， the name is Hall. John Hall. It’s for three nights.

　　C： Here it is. Could you fill out the registration form for me? And I’ll need your credit card.

　　G： Here you are. And， do you have a room overlooking the pool?

　　C： Yes， certainly. Do you need any help with your bags?

　　G： No， that’s all right. I can manage.

　　C; Front desk. Can I help you?

　　G： Yes. This is John Hall in Room 1234. I forgot to pack my razor. Can I get one?

　　C： Just call Courtesy Services at extension 105.

　　G： Thank you.

　　7.售票員——乘客

　　A： Excuse me， does this train go to Market Street?

　　B： Sorry， buddy. I’m a stranger here myself. Ask the conductor.

　　A： Conductor. Can I get to Market Street on this train?

　　C： Change at Roosevelt for the Woodlawn Line.

　　A： I beg your pardon?

　　C： Get off the train at the Roosevelt Avenue station. Look for the sign to the Woodlawn Line and take that train to Market. You can’t miss it.

　　A： OK. Thanks.

　　C： Step lively， please.

　　8.侍者——客人

　　Waiter： Are you ready to order now?

　　A： Yes. I’d like the roast beef.

　　W： Rare， medium or well.

　　A： Well done， please.

　　W： Anything else? How about some dessert?

　　A： A piece of apple pie， please. That’s it.