原帖由 Xbfeng 于 2008-9-21 13:59 发表 , e' Z5 s& @/ b5 H6 S* E
(1) "it is a good question"! when you have to answer a difficult question. 7 C" w6 L' f# }(2) "You know"...... 讲话中作为转折语。 , i( m- n- Y8 H* O: W" \- I9 a(3) "Please be seated!" $ p |9 m/ f/ K& F4 U t0 sIn China, English teachers always taught us "Sit Down Ple ...
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It's a good question = That's a good catch. , A+ \! T8 u& x+ f) Q4 ] 5 q- l- d: Q) E' e% J& m! h"Please be seated" is more formal.
It's done. I'm done. He's done. They're done. etc. ( [- S% C6 e. H& C& Z5 u- z- M ) t7 Z. j+ z/ ?% ~2 {6 A+ OAs a student in China, I was taught to speak as "It is finished", "I finished.....", etc.! o+ d* b8 h; K# B
& [+ m( G( k( `1 z* E+ vIt really surprised me when I heard those for the first time./ L$ n/ u* L; G; _; v0 B4 ?
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原帖由 Cold_Beer 于 2008-9-29 10:16 发表 4 y, a7 { S# U0 D2 s+ g8 d8 l m
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n- j' S5 @8 @* a2 @/ |It's a good question = That's a good catch. ) {3 j2 g4 i# n$ v9 C' Q7 H, \0 P' D: G* Q, B/ l5 V
"Please be seated" is more formal.
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哈哈,是啊,好多都是深受中国英语其害。
I was impressed by 礼貌地在电话里问对方是谁 , sounds like "whom am I speaking/talking to?"(I don't remember the sentence, anyone can help?) 1 q7 I/ Y% @) K9 N% y4 i4 v. @2 K0 g h' ]% s; `
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