英语口语900句：第36课

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        逛书店
        Where is the science fiction section?
        Do you sell the books by J.K. Rowling?
        Do you sell magazines?
        Could you recommend some best sellers?
        Any ideas about killing time on the train?
        I'm interested in biographies.
        I prefer essays to poems.
        This book is too difficult to understand.
        This book agrees with my taste.
       
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        征求购书建议
        Where is the shelf of best-sellers?
        Books in the first aisle are all best sellers.
        Could you give me some advice on books for killing time on the train?
        Well, do you like novels?
        Yes, very much. Which one is the latest?
        Here is one written by famous Japanese novelist. You can have a look.
        Thank you for your help.
        My pleasure.

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        找书
        Can I help you, sir?
        Yes, I'd like a book about law.
        Would you tell me the name of the book and the author?
        Uh, the Origin of Law. And it's written by Professor Felix of Harvard.
        I'm sorry. It's out of stock now. Could you come by again next week?
        Next week? It is too late. I need it urgently.
        Well, then, is it convenient to leave your phone number so that I can inform you as soon as we restock it?
        No, thanks any way.
        You're welcome.
       
               
       
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                和朋友去书店
       
                M: Would you go to the bookstore with me?
       
                W: It sounds a good idea. Let's go.
       
                M: Do you know Jeffery has published his second detective novel?
       
                W: Yes. I heard about that. And I know you want to buy it, but I'm not interested in detective novels.
       
                M: So what are you interested in?
       
                W: Magazines about fashions, such as Cosmo Politan.
       
                M: I know that magazine. It's very popular.
       
                W: Yes. I can lend you some.
       
                M: Thank you. But I'm not interested.