112年台北捷運營運人員-研究所畢-英文

Woman: Are you coming to our study group meeting tonight?
Man : I don’t think so. I’ve got to finish drafting my biology report before Wednesday. I want to concentrate on that first, and then I’ll begin preparing for the economics exam.
Woman: In case you change your mind, we’ll be in this study lounge on the fourth floor of the dormitory from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Woman: Hi, Andrew, I wonder if you can give me a hand?
Man: Sure, what’s the problem?
Woman: What’s the best way to get to the train station?
Man: Other than by taxi? Well, I think the best thing to do is to take the MRT. Its station is within walking distance.

Woman: Excuse me. Can I take a look at the skirt?
Man: Which one?
Woman: The green one with flowers on it.
Man: Here you are.
Woman: Hmm… Can I try it on?
Man: Sure. The dressing room is over there.

Man: When is the dinner party tomorrow?
Woman: It’s scheduled for six-thirty in the evening. But you need to arrive half an hour earlier.
Man: OK. I will keep that in mind.

Woman: Hi, I’ll be checking out tomorrow. I noticed there’s always a line at the front desk here in the morning. Is there any way to avoid that?
Man: Yes, ma’am. You can use your room computer to check out. Just go to our website, enter your room number and your credit card information. You will find a list of all your charges there. It only takes a few minutes.
Woman: Thanks, you’ve been very helpful.

Woman: I’d like two tickets for the 2:00 showing of Turning Red, please.
Man: I’m sorry, but that’s sold out now. We still have tickets for the 4:00 show.
Woman: My daughter and I don’t really want to wait around for two hours. What else could you suggest for children under 10?
Man: Top of the Mountain might interest both of you. It’s an exciting adventure based on a book. Would you like two tickets?

Woman: Our supervisor was admitted to the hospital yesterday.
Man : I think we should visit him to show our concern.
Woman: Should we bring anything?
Man: A bouquet of flowers may be appropriate. We can buy one on our way to the hospital.

Man: That war movie is very popular. Have you seen it yet?
Woman: No, not yet. I have been preoccupied with my chemistry midterm exam which is coming next week.

Man: Hurry, dear.
Woman: Okay. I just need to put on my coat.
Man: I think I’ll go out and wait in the car.
Woman: Alright. I won’t be long.

Woman: Do you think it’s possible for me to make a living as a painter.
Man: It depends.