口語(yǔ)大師互動(dòng)會(huì)話階進(jìn)篇工作 Job

Hunting for a full-time job
找工作

范例
A: Have you any [1]vacanciesn.空缺，空白 for full-time staff?
B: What do you want?
A: A hotel job of some sort.
B: Have you had any experiencen. 經(jīng)驗(yàn)?
A: [2]Not so far, no.
B: I can’t promise anything, but I’ll do my best.
Hunting for a part-time job
找兼職工作

范例
A: I’d like to find a part-time job on campusn. 校園.
B: Would you like to look through the listn.名單?
A: Yes, thank you. I’d like to applyv. 申請(qǐng) for this job at the computer center.
B: Please fill out this form.
Talking about the job
談?wù)摴ぷ?

范例
Waiter: … and a small salad. Is that all?
Liz: Yes.
Waiter: You know, this [1]might seem rude, but you seem sad.
Liz: I don’t like my job.
Waiter: What do you do?
Liz: [2]I’m in television.
Waiter: Really? Where do you work?
Liz: At KBSF.
Waiter: Are you on TV?
Liz: I host a talk show脫口秀節(jié)目.
Waiter: Wow! That’s exciting. Why do you hate your job?
Liz: Because I’m a journalist. I studied and trained to write news reports. My talk show is just entertainmentn. 娛樂(lè). It’s not serious journalismn.新聞業(yè)，報(bào)章雜志.
Woman: You are Liz Moody-Burns! Oh, wow! I watch your program all the time. You are great!
Liz: Do you really think so?
Woman: Well, yes! Really!
Waiter: So, are you looking for a new job?
Liz: New job? Who said anything about a new job?