Watt：Hi, Maggie. Have you made up your mind?
Maggie：What?
Watt：I mean, have you decided to study abroad or to find a job after graduation?
Maggie：I haven’t made my decision yet. It’s kind of a hard decision.
Watt：Why’s that? Just a couple of days ago, you were telling me how much you wanted to go overseas to study.
Maggie：Yes, but a vacancy just opened up in the English Department.
Watt：So?
Maggie：They offered it to me. So now I don’t know what to do.
Watt：What a great opportunity! I see what you mean though, tough choice.
Maggie：I’ve been preparing and studying to go abroad. I’ve spent a lot of time and energy, and I hatee to see it all go to waste?.
Watt：Don’t think about it too much. The job sounds like an excellent opportunity. You should grab it while you have the chance.
我猶豫了。I hesitated.
○ I can’t hesitate like this any longer. 我不能再這麼猶豫下去了。
我該怎麼做呢？What should I do?
○ Should I do that? 我是否應該那麼做呢？
我真的不知道該選哪一個了。I really don’t know which one to choose.
= I really don’t know how to make the choice.
★ choose [tFu:z] v. 選擇，選定（其名詞形式為choice）
我在想我是不是應該明天和他們一起去。
I was wondering whether I should go with them tomorrow.
○ Should I go with them or not? 我是否應該和他們一起去。
我沒法做決定。I can’t decide.
○ Don’t push me to decide. 別逼我做決定。
請告訴我該怎麼做吧。Please tell me what to do.
○ God，please give me a sign. 上帝啊，求你給我個指示吧。
我還沒有拿定主意呢。I haven’t made up my mind.
● make up one’s mind“下決心，拿定主意”
我還沒做決定呢。I haven’t made my decision yet.
★ decision [di5siVEn] n. 決定，決心
我怎麼就不能堅定一點呢？Why can’t I be a little determined?
★ determined [di5tE:mind] a. 堅決的`，堅定的
我知道，猶豫者終難成事。I know that he who hesitates is lost.
○ Hesitation does me no good, but... 猶豫不決對我一點兒好處也沒有，但是…
