大家對英語有一定的了解，但是在考試的時候對有限的時間內不一定能搞懂是什么意思的句子應該也有的吧。下面小編就為大家介紹一些平時考試可以用上的句子和詞匯吧。

我總是在想，好的談話應當是由雙方共同分享組成的。根據(jù)環(huán)境，有時可能是40-60，有時可能是60-40，但是總的來說，雙方應該有平等的機遇來分享和參與談話。也就是說你應該足夠敏感，如果你已經說了一會兒了，應該能夠對對方提出問題。

It also means that you should take the initiative to share more about yourself if the other party has been sharing for the most part. Just because the person doesn’t ask doesn’t mean you can’t share; sometimes people don’t pose questions because it is not in their natural self to do so.

這也意味著如果大部分的內容是由對方分享的，那你應該主動分享自己的想法。別人不問不代表這你不能分享;有時人們不問問題是因為他們天生不愿這樣做。

詢問有意義的問題

Questions elicit answers. The kind of questions you ask will steer the direction of the conversation. To have a meaningful conversation with the other person, ask meaningful questions. Choose questions like, “What drives you in life?”， “What are your goals for the next year?” and “What inspired you to make this change?” over “What did you do yesterday?” and “What are you going to do later?”.

問題會引出答案。你問的問題代表著談話的方向。要想和他人有有意義的談話，就得問有意義的問題?？梢赃x擇這樣的問題，如“在生活中什么事情激勵著你前行?”，”你明年的目標是什么?”以及“什么讓你做出這樣的改變?”，而不是問“昨天你做了什么?”、“一會兒你要做什么?”

Some people may not be ready to take on conscious questions, and that’s fine. Start off with the simple, trivial, everyday questions as you build a rapport. Then, get to know the person better through deeper, more revealing questions—when you think the person is ready to share.

有些人可能不想回答意識層面的問題，沒關系。從簡單、瑣碎的、日常的問題開始，逐步建立關系。然后，通過進一步、更加揭露性的問題來更好地了解對方——當你認為對方已經愿意分享時

給予和接受

Sometimes people say pretty weird stuff during conversations. For example, a critical comment here and there, a distasteful remark, and a bad joke. Don’t judge them for those comments; treat these blurts as Freudian slips. Usually I just laugh or shrug it off; it makes for funny conversation banter.

有時人們在談話時會說一些很奇怪的內容。例如，到處都有批評的評論、令人反感的話、糟糕的笑話。不要因為他們的那些評論而對他們加以評判;把這些脫口而出的話看成是弗洛伊德口誤。通常情況下我只是笑笑或聳聳肩;它也使得談話輕松有趣。

以上這些就是小編為大家?guī)淼囊恍┛梢詭椭蠹以诳荚嚨臅r候可以應用的上的一些詞語句子呼和浩特零基礎英語培訓機構哪個比較好。大家就應該去慢慢了解。