【題目】通讀下面的對話，根據(jù)上下文補(bǔ)全對話內(nèi)容。

A: Hi, Helen! Would you like to go to the Orange Isle to see fireworks with me?

B: 【1】, but I have to go to the English Corner.

A: English Corner? 【2】?

B: Sure. I can work in groups with native speakers to practice my spoken English there.

A: Sounds like fun! 【3】?

B: Twice a week. We have something different to talk about every time.

A: Do you think it’s useful?

B: Yes. I made lots of progress. Now I feel it's much easier to talk with foreigners.

A: Wonderful. 【4】?

B: I usually go there with my classmates. We are all excited about it. And we do have great fun going there.

A: How I wish I could be there with you today. But I have to go now.

B: It doesn’t matter. You can go with us next Monday.

A: 【5】. See you then.

B: See you!

【答案】

【1】I’d love to

【2】Could you tell me what you can do there

【3】How often do you go there

【4】Who do you usually go there with

【5】Good idea

【解析】

對話大意：對話中兩個人談?wù)?/span>Helen去參加英語角的相關(guān)事情，并約定下周一一起去英語角。

【1】問句以“Would you like to do sth.?”結(jié)構(gòu)來提問，根據(jù)答句中“but I have to go to the English Corner”句意出現(xiàn)轉(zhuǎn)折，可推出時先表示愿意去，用“I’d love to”符合題意。故答案為“I’d love to”。

【2】“Sure.”是以can或could開頭的一般疑問句的肯定回答，結(jié)合答句中講了自己再英語角能做的事情，可推出此處問“你能告訴我你在那里能做什么嗎？”故答案為“Could you tell me what you can do there”。

【3】答句“Twice a week.”表示頻率，上文提到Helen要去英語角，由此推出此處問“你多久去那兒一次？”故答案為“How often do you go there”。

【4】答句講通常和同學(xué)一起去，由此可推出此處問“你通常和誰一起去那里？”故答案為“Who do you usually go there with”。

【5】上文提出對方可以下周一去，是在提意見，空后又說“到時候見”，由此可推出此處是說“好主意”。故答案為“Good idea”。

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