浅谈交际英语在日常生活中的应用(编辑修改稿)

浅谈交际英语在日常生活中的应用(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

much money for this jewel. / The price is not reasonable. / This is nice, but I suppose it’s quite expensive. 如果卖方要讨价还价，他会这么说： How much would you like it to be?（你想出多少钱 ?） It’s a real bargain.（这是真正的便宜货。 ） It’s our standard price.（这是我们的标准价格。 ） One hundred dollars, you can’t be wrong on that.（一百美元，这个价钱您不会 吃亏的。 ） Our prices are not dearer than those in other places.（我们的价格不比别的地方贵。 ） That’s a fire sale.（这是便宜货。 ） That’s the best we can do.（我们不能再让了。 ） You get a chance like this only once in a blue moon.（这可是千载难逢的机会呢。 ） We don’t ask for two prices.（我们不讨两种价格。 ） The price is reasonable because the quality is super.（这价格是合理的，因为质量极好。 ） We don’t give discounts.（我们不打折扣。 ） That’s our rock bottom price.（这是我们的最低价了。 ） That’s almost cost price.（这几乎是成本价了。 ） IV. Going to see a doctor: 在看病时，医生通常先询问病人的病情： What’s wrong with you? / What’s the trouble? / How’s your sleep? / What’s wrong with your ear? / What’s your appetite like? / How long have you been like this? / How bad is it? /How are you feeling now? / Do you cough? / Do you feel tired? / What’s the matter with you? 病人要诉说病情，可以如下表示： I cough a great deal at night. / About a week now. / I feel a pain in my left leg. / I feel feverish. / I feel hot and cold. / I feel dizzy and I’ve got no appetite. / I feel sick. / I have a stomachache. / I feel a dull pain in the stomach. / I’ve been losing sleep. / It hurts terrible. / I keep feeling dizzy. / My eyes have been sore. 医生对病人进行诊断与治疗，他可能会说： I’ll have to give you a shot, I’m afraid. / I’m afraid an urgent operation is necessary. / It’s not so serious as it seems. / Nothing serious. / The tooth has to be taken out. / You must be hospitalized right now. / You’ll recover in two or three days. / You’ll be all right soon. / You’ll soon get it over. V. Going for dinner: 假如你要去餐馆就餐，首先得预定餐桌，你可以说： A table for four, please. / Can I have the table by the window? / Have you got a table for two? / I prefer the one in that quiet corner. / We’ve got a reservation for dinner this evening. I’m John Smith. / We want to be near the dance floor. 接着，服务员会询问就餐者是否准备点菜了。 他可能会问： Can I take your。