有人說想練習英語口語，卻找不到合適的英語口語對話練習。下面小編為你送上三篇日常的英語口語對話練習，希望大家喜歡。
teacher:: does everyone wear a seatbelt each time they drive or ride in a car?
mike: no. seatbelts are for wimps(古板的人,謹小慎微的人). besides, i'm a great driver.
teacher: the chances of being injured in a car accident this year are 1 in 75. i think that's worth talking about.
lisa: have you ever been involved in an auto accident?
teacher: only once. my car hydroplaned (在積水的路面上行駛)on a rainy night and went off the road. fortunately i was wearing my seatbelt.
lisa: last december my brother died in an accident. he was in the back seat of his friends jeep when it rolled. he wasn't wearing a seatbelt.
teacher: fastening your seatbelt should be an automatic thing as soon as you get into your car. but too many people still refuse to wear a seatbelt.
lisa: i wouldn't think of going anywhere without wearing a seatbelt.
mike: it's just hard for me to get in the habit of wearing one.
teacher: all it takes is one close-call (僥倖脫險，死裡逃生)and you'll wear your seatbelt. you really ought to think twice about not wearing one the the next time your got in a car. it may save your life.
lisa: the doctors said it would have saved my brother.
日常的英語口語對話練習二mike:: let's go get a coke. i gotta have some caffeine.
susan: how many cokes have you had today?
mike: this is my third. i have 3 or 4 cokes everyday. i'm a coke addict..
susan: you should really try to cut down.
mike: why? i love it. okay. i admit it. i'm hooked on caffeine..
susan: it's not just the caffeine, but the amount of sugar that's in soft drinks. all that sugar and caffeine can't be good for you.
mike: oh, i know it. but i just can't stop. i've had this caffeine habit for years.
susan: have you ever tried to cut down?
mike: actually i have. if i go a day without a coke my body gets shaky and i feel tense.
susan: it sounds like you've got a real problem. but you're not alone. have you ever gone to a doctor or tried to get help?
mike: i never have. i've thought about it, but just haven't taken the time.
susan: what are you doing after work? i'll take you to a place that can help you.
mike: you sure seem to know a lot about addictive habits.
susan: i do. i used to drink 5 cokes a day myself!
mike: hey, i appreciate you helping me. i really do.
susan: no problem. that's what friends are for.
日常的英語口語對話練習三dave: so how did you meet linda?
phil: i met her through a computer bulletin board (電腦告示板).
dave: oh really? what bulletin board?
phil: it was one i used down at the local coffee house called the san francisco net. it's been around since about 1991.
dave: i've heard about that., but i've never tried it.
phil: you ought to. one dollar buys you 15 minutes of computer time. a "chat session" links you with cappuccino sippers (喝加牛奶的咖啡的人)in other cafes and at home computers on the network.
dave: i have no desire to talk on a network with a bunch of strangers.
phil: that's the whole point. all your inhibitions (顧慮;約束)disappear because you can't see the other person. this network allows you to talk to people whom you normally wouldn't talk to.
dave: i just want a private conversation with one other person.
phil: you can do that. a private session lets two talk alone. this techno-chat program lets you talk with about anything with everyone, without prejudice because you can't see them.
dave: well, maybe i'll tag along (跟著某人學樣;緊跟在某人的後面)and watch how you talk.
phil: that's fine with me. but we'll have to get there early, because after 8 p. m. there's always a long waiting line.
dave: it's that popular?
phil: welcome to the 90s!
dave: okay, okay. we're there tonight. so what does it cost?
phil: one dollar buys 15 minutes of computer time. this talk ain't cheap.
