Elementary ‐ Calling In Sick (B0002)
A: Hello, Daniel speaking, how may I help you?
B: Hi, Daniel, Julie here.
A: Hi, Julie, how are you?
B: Actually, I’m feeling quite ill today.
A: I’m sorry to hear that. What’s wrong?
B: I think I’m coming down with the flu. I have a
headache, a sore throat a runny nose and I’m feeling
slightly feverish.
A: I see... so you’re calling in sick?
B: Yes, I was hoping to take the day off to recover.
A: OK, then. Try and get some rest.
1. I’m feeling quite ill today. I’m feeling sick. 2. I’m coming down with the flu. I’m starting to get the flu/ I’m getting the flu. 3. calling in a sick: calling your boss to tell him that you can’t come to work today. 4. I was hoping to take the day off. 5. sore throat, 咽喉痛
柚子萤 回复 @柚子萤: ask for permission
就是在埃及人家生病了一般不自己给老板打电话请假而是让人代带电话,因为老板觉得你既然有力气打电话就说明你还有力气来上班,就还没到请假的程度,所以埃及人都不自己calling in sick
1371349dira 回复 @1371349dira: Wgsxjj
口语太好听了
青于_nf 回复 @Shirley_静: k*lP?mmmmjkxfbm
非常好的听力材料,也是很好的日常对话材料,超喜欢
喜马拉雅猫牛逼 回复 @青于_nf: 什么鬼
打开声音简介有文案
娅小郦 回复 @Freemann: 请问在哪里能看到文本
木有,只有对话文本
Feel quite ill很不舒服 Come down with sth 染...疾 call in sick请病假 slightly feverish 微烧的 take the day off 请假
区别在于第一遍,老板说的so are you calling in sick?和rest 拖了音表示强调和讽刺,第二遍轻飘飘的
为什么我感觉两遍听起来是一样的
安静的粉色 回复 @叶一兮bunny: 我也是!我听了好几遍我没觉得哪里两样呀
听的人好少,超有用
Charles_GMK 回复 @Freemann: 是的。不像国内的英语教学内容,废话太多了,浪费时间。