关于父母的英语对话阅读

　　英语教学是教学中最重要的组成部分,而英语对话教学是整个英语教学中一个必不可少的重要组成部分,其不仅可以有效地提高学生的英语口语表达能力,还可以培养学生良好的英语应用习惯。我整理了关于父母的英语对话，欢迎阅读!

　　关于父母的英语对话一　　A.Howmanypeoplearethereinyourfamily,Susan?

　　苏珊，你家有几口人啊?

　　B.Four,myfather,mymother,mybrotherandI.Wearegettingonverywell.

　　四口人，我爸爸妈妈，我哥哥和我。我们相处得很融洽。

　　A.Whatdoyourparentsdo?

　　你父母是做什么的?

　　B.Myfatherisprofessor,heisstrictwithus.Mymotherworksinahotel,andshelovesusalot.

　　我爸爸是教授，他对我们可严了，我妈妈在酒店工作，她很爱我们。

　　A.Howoldisyourbrother?

　　你哥哥多大了?

　　B.Heistwentyfive,threeyearsolderthanIam.Heisasoldier.

　　我哥哥25岁，比我大3岁，他是当兵的。

　　A.Doyouhaveanygrandparents?

　　你有爷爷奶奶吗?

　　B.Mygrandpaonmyfathersideisstillliving.Buthedoesntlivewithus.

　　我爷爷还健在，但不跟我们住一起。

　　关于父母的英语对话二　　A:Sam,I'vealwayshadthefeelingthatitishardbeingateenager,butdealingwithaculturalclash(文化差异)makesitevenmoredifficult.

　　B:What'smakingyouseemsothoughtful?

　　A:Ihavesomeproblemwithmyfamily.Iwassoconfusedandangrywithmyparents.

　　B:Couldyoubemorespecific?

　　A:Well,yousee,Ioverheardmymother'scomplaintoneday.Shesaid,Whatshouldwedowithher?Everydaysheisbecomingmorelikeherfriends.SheisnotAmericanandshehastorealizethat.

　　B:WasitallbecauseofyourChinesetraditionalvalues?

　　A:Exactly.ThisquestionwouldnotevenexistifIhadnotmovedtoAmericatenyearsago.IwouldstillbeaninnocentlittlegirlinChina,enjoyinglifewithouttakingrisks(冒险)ortryinganythingnew.

　　B:ButnowyouarehereinAmerica,notinChina.

　　A:Yes,nowI'mhereinAmerica.IhavetriedtoignoremybackgroundbyreplacingitwithAmericanwaysofthinkingandacting.But,Ihavebeenunsuccessfulbecausemyparentsareaconstantreminder(提醒，提示)ofwhoIamandwhereIcamefrom.

　　关于父母的英语对话三　　Akane:Ruth,whatdoyouthinkaboutstay-at-homeparents?

　　Ruth:Doyoumeanlikeoneparentstayingathomewithachild?

　　Akane:Yeah,oneparentstayingathomeandtheotheroneworking?

　　Ruth:Ah,Ithinkit'sreallybadifachildstaysathomewithoneparentactually.

　　Akane:Really,whywouldyousaythat?

　　Ruth:Ithinkchildrenwhoarebroughtuplikethatgenerallydon'tknowhowtosocializewithotherpeopleexceptfortheirparents.

　　Akane:Oh,well,whywouldyouthinkthat?

　　Ruth:Well,they'rereallynotgiventheopportunitytointeractwithdifferentpeople,Imean,theyspendprettymuchallday,everyday,withthatoneparent,andIthinkit'sarealshame.Theydon'tlearnhowtoshareor,youknow,howtogetalongwithandtalktodifferentpeople.

　　Akane:Well,Ithinkthatthechildwillactuallygetmoreinteractionifthere'sastayathomeparentbecausetheparentwillbeabletotakethemtodifferentactivitiesandtootherhousestohaveplaymatesandatthesametime,they'llbeabletospendmoretimewiththatparentandhavesocializingtimewithfamilymembers.

　　Ruth:ButIthinkchildrencouldgetthosesameexperiencesfromdifferentpeoplewholookafterthem.Itwouldn'tnecessarilyhavetobetherefamilywholookedafterthemsurely.

　　Akane:Well,surebut,Ithinkthatit'sdifferentwhenapersonwhoisnotrelatedtakescareofachild.I'msurethattheydotheirbestbuttheloveisnotthere.Thecaretakerwouldnotlovethechildasmuchastheparentwouldandatthesametimeifthere'sonepersontakingcareoftendifferentchildrenatthesametimeIwouldwonderabouttheamountofattentionthatthechildwouldget,andsafetyissuesaswell.

　　Ruth:ButIthinkyou'vegottolookatthepracticalaspectofthis.It'snotalwayspracticalforpeoplewhodon'thavemuchmoneytohaveoneparentstayingathomeallofthetime.

　　Akane:That'strue.Ireallyagreeaboutthat.

　　Ruth:Oh,goodweagreeononething.