继续分享几个可以帮助我们自然的继续深入对话的句型
In this situation, you will be able to have more details aboutyour friends life, but if not, you can some questions to continue theconversation, “What’ve you been up to?” 注意这里what have通常会被缩写连读成whata This questionis used to find out what has happened in the weeks or months since you last saweach other 这个问题问的是自从你们上次见面之后都在忙什么
If you don’t have much time, you may just ask, “What are you up to?” or “What’s newwith you?” to find out what’s going on in his or her life right now. 如果没有太多时间就可以问这个问题:只关注对方现在忙什么就可以了
In the United States, it is common to ask about your friend’s occupation, or job, first. You can ask, “How’s work going?” or “How’s school going?”
If your friend has anew job, you can ask “How’s the new job?” Your friend may have recently moved to a new apartment or house, so you may say, “How’s the new place?”
在美语文化中人们喜欢问问工作,问问学习,要是朋友换工作了,可以问问新工作,换房子了,可以问问新住处等等,如果有家庭也可以问问配偶或者孩子,父母的情况,如果有共同的朋友也可以聊聊都知道的朋友信息
It is also common to ask about your friend’s family,especially if you know them personally. If they are married with children, you can ask, “How’s yourfamily?” If you know the husband or wifeby name, say “How’s Jane doing?” or “How’s Bill?”
You can ask specifically about your friend’s kids: “Howare your kids?” or “What’s new with your kids?”
If you want to find out about his or her parents, you maysay, “How are your parents?” or “How areyour mom and dad doing?”
If you have other friends in common, you may want to talkabout them. You can ask, “Have you seen Joe recently? What’s he up to?”
If you have recently spent time with a mutual friend, youmay share some information about this person. For example, you might say, “Isaw Alex last week. She has a newboyfriend.”
If you want to avoidsharing information when someone asks, “What’ve you been up to?” try thesephrases:
Nothing special.
Same old, same old.
The usual! Work,study, home.
Nothing much
What’s up, bro.