19-11-27【地道美语124】实用tips ：普通朋友如何挑选生日礼物？参考三原则
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dialogue 1
Jingjing: Hey Mark, can I get some ----- from you?
Mark: Sure. I hope I can help. -------------?
Jingjing: Well, ------ are having birthdays soon. And I'm-----both of theirparties.
Mark: Ok. I think you should---------. You'll -----------.
Jingjing: Um, I'll go if---------. That's not my question. ------- as apresent?
Mark: Oh,got it. Are your friends------, or from ---------------?
Jingjing: One is Chinese, and the other is--------------. That's why I'masking you.
Mark: Well,there are not that many-----------. Besides, I don't know of anythinglike-------- or ------------that you'd want to-----------------------.
Jingjing: Ok. So, what do you think is a ----------- in general?
Mark: --------------?
Jingjing: ------------------------.
Mark: Right. Then you've got to-------- that there'll be people at the party who are ------------giving a very special gift. I'd suggest giving something--------- but nottoo ----------------.
Jingjing: Well, --------------giving her a Faberge egg.
Mark: ----------. You want to give something that can ---------, not something the birthdaygirl will have to --------------------.
Jingjing: Bythat rationale, a ----------------- would be a good gift.
Mark: Well,one that you --------- on a trip to the southern------------this time of yearmight be---------, though-------------------would still be better.
Jingjing: Hmm, what other advice can you give.
Mark: I have--------------.
dialogue 2
Jingjing: Ok. So you were going to give me some -------------------for myfriend.
Mark: Right. Principle one was to---------------that can be used up. Principletwo is that good things --------------------.
Jingjing: I ---------withyou there. What do you think of a ----------------?
Mark: That'sa good gift for a--------to give an ----------------at the office.
Jingjing: We--------, though she is a former ----------------
Mark: Well,it might be a----------. I'd like to bounce some more ideas offof you first, though.
Jingjing: Great, that's ------------------for.
Mark: Whatdo you think about giving --------? It's the --------- here. Everybody can do well with some--------moisturizer or ----------------.
Jingjing: Good idea, but I remember her being ---------------------------
Mark: Yeah,a good moisturizer runs -----------hundred. I still think ------- wouldbe okay, because it'd only cost---------that's probably better than -----------now.
Jingjing: That's about my p----------. Anything else you want to ---------------?
Mark: So,principle three is ----------. Hand cream is simple. So issomething like a -------------. Everybody uses those.
Jingjing: Yeah, but I thought you said it should be something------------------
Mark: Oh,right. Oops. A --------------- might not be ideal.
Jingjing: Actually, she's a ---------. She might like a ---------, comingfrom a former colleague.
Mark: Youcould always -----------------------
Jingjing: That's a good idea, especially if she ----------them there and I see shegot one of those already.
Mark: Andyou could always ---------, or keep it ---------and give it at the ------------.
Jingjing: Haha! That's -----------
new words andphrases
from dialogue 1
have yourself atime (verb phrase, idiom) have a good time, take it easy
good thinking goodidea
by that rationale accordingto your idea, ...
from dialogue 2
bounce some ideasoff <someone> (verb phrase) make a suggestion for a person,without the person having to take the suggestion too seriously (often-times,the person being asked does not have to apply the suggestion himself/herself)
price range (noun) what someone is willing to pay for something, from the lowest to thehighest acceptable price
run<something> by <someone> (phrasal verb) make a suggestion for aperson, to see if it's an OK idea (this is often-times used when an employeeasks his/her boss if something is OK according to company policy)
killing two birdswith one stone (proverb) do one thing, but get two things done
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Jingjing: Hey Mark, can I get some ----- from you?
Mark: Sure. I hope I can help. -------------?
Jingjing: Well, ------ are having birthdays soon. And I'm-----both of theirparties.
Mark: Ok. I think you should---------. You'll -----------.
Jingjing: Um, I'll go if---------. That's not my question. ------- as apresent?
Mark: Oh,got it. Are your friends------, or from ---------------?
Jingjing: One is Chinese, and the other is--------------. That's why I'masking you.
Mark: Well,there are not that many-----------. Besides, I don't know of anythinglike-------- or ------------that you'd want to-----------------------.
Jingjing: Ok. So, what do you think is a ----------- in general?
Mark: --------------?
Jingjing: ------------------------.
Mark: Right. Then you've got to-------- that there'll be people at the party who are ------------giving a very special gift. I'd suggest giving something--------- but nottoo ----------------.
Jingjing: Well, --------------giving her a Faberge egg.
Mark: ----------. You want to give something that can ---------, not something the birthdaygirl will have to --------------------.
Jingjing: Bythat rationale, a ----------------- would be a good gift.
Mark: Well,one that you --------- on a trip to the southern------------this time of yearmight be---------, though-------------------would still be better.
Jingjing: Hmm, what other advice can you give.
Mark: I have--------------.
dialogue 2
Jingjing: Ok. So you were going to give me some -------------------for myfriend.
Mark: Right. Principle one was to---------------that can be used up. Principletwo is that good things --------------------.
Jingjing: I ---------withyou there. What do you think of a ----------------?
Mark: That'sa good gift for a--------to give an ----------------at the office.
Jingjing: We--------, though she is a former ----------------
Mark: Well,it might be a----------. I'd like to bounce some more ideas offof you first, though.
Jingjing: Great, that's ------------------for.
Mark: Whatdo you think about giving --------? It's the --------- here. Everybody can do well with some--------moisturizer or ----------------.
Jingjing: Good idea, but I remember her being ---------------------------
Mark: Yeah,a good moisturizer runs -----------hundred. I still think ------- wouldbe okay, because it'd only cost---------that's probably better than -----------now.
Jingjing: That's about my p----------. Anything else you want to ---------------?
Mark: So,principle three is ----------. Hand cream is simple. So issomething like a -------------. Everybody uses those.
Jingjing: Yeah, but I thought you said it should be something------------------
Mark: Oh,right. Oops. A --------------- might not be ideal.
Jingjing: Actually, she's a ---------. She might like a ---------, comingfrom a former colleague.
Mark: Youcould always -----------------------
Jingjing: That's a good idea, especially if she ----------them there and I see shegot one of those already.
Mark: Andyou could always ---------, or keep it ---------and give it at the ------------.
Jingjing: Haha! That's -----------
new words andphrases
from dialogue 1
have yourself atime (verb phrase, idiom) have a good time, take it easy
good thinking goodidea
by that rationale accordingto your idea, ...
from dialogue 2
bounce some ideasoff <someone> (verb phrase) make a suggestion for a person,without the person having to take the suggestion too seriously (often-times,the person being asked does not have to apply the suggestion himself/herself)
price range (noun) what someone is willing to pay for something, from the lowest to thehighest acceptable price
run<something> by <someone> (phrasal verb) make a suggestion for aperson, to see if it's an OK idea (this is often-times used when an employeeasks his/her boss if something is OK according to company policy)
killing two birdswith one stone (proverb) do one thing, but get two things done
