商用英語
S: I can’t believe the CEO picked Nelson to be the office manager.
B: I know! It’s so unfair.
S: I agree. But, he’s been here a lot longer than both of us.
B: That might be true, but I don’t think his marketing proposal was very good. Yours was way better, in my opinion.
S: You really think so?
B: Yeah. After your presentation, I fully expected the boss to pick you for the position.
S: That’s nice of you to say so. I actually felt the same way about your presentation. You’ve got a talent for speaking, and your marketing idea was really clever.
B: Oh, you’re just trying to cheer me up.
S: No, I’m serious. I really thought you could get that promotion.
B: Thank you. Do you think Nelson will do a good job as manager?
S: I’m not sure. He’ll probably do fine, but it’ll be strange with him as our boss.
B: Tell me about it.
S: Hey, why don’t we go get lunch together?
B: Sounds good. We can chat more about our marketing plans.
S: You can say that again. I think the CEO might still use some of our ideas.
B: He did seem interested in some of the things we said.
Cheer up, Kent. Just because your girlfriend has left you, it doesn’t mean it’s the end of the world.
振作起來,肯特。你女友離你而去並不表示是世界末日。
In my opinion, students should not be allowed to
bring cellphones to school.
依我之見,不應允許學生帶手機到學校。