口试准备
Lesson 1
Part I Task 3
Mike: I saw Jason today.
Susan: How’s he doing?
Mike: Not too well, I’m afraid.
Susan: Why’s that?
Mike: He told me he had been looking for work, but hadn’t found a job.
Susan: That surprises me. He had a very good internship. I had thought he would stay after graduation.
Mike: Yes, the boss had treated him well, but the pay was not so high. He also said he didn’t like his chance of advancing in the company.
Susan: Quitting doesn’t sound like a very wise decision to me. You know these days it’s not so easy for a graduate to find a job.
Mike: That’s true. But he’s been working hard at finding a new job.
Susan: What’s he done?
Mike: He said he had sent out his resumes to more than twenty companies.
Unfortunately, he told me that only two had called him for an interview. Susan: That’s tough.
Mike: I gave him some advice and I hope it helps.
Susan: What did you suggest?
Mike: I suggested joining a networking group.
Susan: That’s a great idea.
Mike: Yes, well, he told me he would try a few groups.
Susan: Where did you see him?
Mike: I saw him at the mall. He told me he was shopping for a new suit.
Susan: What?! Buying new clothes and no work!
Mike: No, no. He said he wanted to make the best impression possible at his job interviews.
Susan: Oh, that makes sense.
Part II
Wendy: Hey, this is your order.
Customer: Are you new here? I come to this coffeehouse often. But I didn’t see you here before.
Wendy: Yes. My friend introduced me to work here three days ago. And I came to work from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. every other day. I’m still a student now. Customer: Do you mind if I ask you why you’ve taken this part-time job? Wendy: Of course not. You know, there are many foreign customers like you here.
And I think it’s good for me to improve my oral English. Besides, I can support myself.
Customer: Oh, are you an English student? Or you just study English for interest’s sake?
Wendy: No, I’m not an English student. I major in International Business. I wish some day I can work in an international corporation, so English would be very useful.
Customer: Very nice. Thank you for your time.
(He hands Wendy some tips.)
Wendy: Thank you, sir. But I’m not allowed to accept any tips.
Customer: OK then. I don’t want to put you in trouble.
Wendy: Well, would you like something else? The new-made cafe-parfait is really good. Want some?
Customer: OK. And I’d like some cookies.
Wendy: Sure. If you want more coffee, please go over there. There is self-help coffee maker.
Customer: I surely know that. Don’t forget that I am a regular customer here. Wendy: Oops. Well, wait for a while. We’ll get it done quickly.
Customer: It’s OK. Thank you.
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Lesson 2
Part I Task 2
Man: I can see by your resume here that you studied Business Administration. Woman: That’s right.
Man: So I wonder why you want to work for a newspaper.
Woman: I did reporting for the university newspaper at my school. And I’ve always been very interested in journalism.
Man: But journalism—it’s a very different profession from administration. You know
a lot about administration. Why don’t you choose to work for a company looking to train managers?
Woman: I studied administration, yes, but I am more attracted to writing articles. I want to use my knowledge of business to write financial news.
Man: A news reporter must expect to work many hours.
Woman: I know that the profession requires dedication.
Man: You should expect to work more than fifty hours a week. And there is a lot of pressure in this job. You have to get stories in by the deadline. You have to be
very independent. You have to know how to arrange things by yourself. Woman: I know that new reporters work many hours. I am very willing to take on the challenge.
Man: Judging by the stories you gave us, I’d say your writing is very good. Have you written things other than newspaper stories?
Woman: I have experience writing newsletters for a health club. I mentioned that in my resume.
Man: You did that while you were in school?
Woman: Yes.
Man: Oh, yes, I see it. Well, I think our interview is complete then. Are there any questions you would like to ask me?
Woman: No, not at the moment.
Man: Alright, then. We will probably be giving you a call in ten days or so. I have to interview several more people.
Woman: Thank you, Mr. Jones.
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Part II
Interviewer: Do you have an English name?
Applicant: Yes, I have, K-a-y, Kay.
Interviewer: Are you married?
Applicant: Not yet. I’m single.
Interviewer: What is your highest academic qualification? And what is your major? Applicant: Junior college, Computer Application.
Interviewer: Where are you from and what did you do there?
Applicant: I am from China and I once worked as a sales manager.
Interviewer: Which company?
Applicant: A branded sports clothing company.
Interviewer: What is your responsibility?
Applicant: I am responsible for market research and analysis, sales targets planning, sales channels and customer management, training and recruitment management, etc.
Interviewer: Have you worked in Singapore?
Applicant: Yes, I have.
Interviewer: What is the business?
Applicant: Clothing and commodity sales.
Interviewer: What selling of the brand?
Applicant: The boss has its own brand.
Interviewer: What kind of work do you do?
Applicant: Clothing sales work.
Interviewer: Where did you work?
Applicant: 4 Road, Chinatown, as Assistant Sales Manager.
Interviewer: Where is your company?
Applicant: Bedok.
Interviewer: Where are you living?
Applicant: Little India.
Interviewer: What is the reason that you left?
Applicant: Because there was something urgent to be handled in China. Interviewer: May I ask what is the reason?
Applicant: Father’s poor health! But, by now, he has recovered.
Interviewer: What are your salary requirements?
Applicant: The salary is negotiable, and can be decided later based on my performance.
Interviewer: Why do you feel you are qualified for this job?
Applicant: Well, I feel that my qualifications match your job description. I am very thorough and methodical. I get along great with people, and I am a quick learner.
And my training and experience have put me in with a chance.
Interviewer: If we hire you, how long will you stay with us?
Applicant: Hope in this job for at least two years. Although I hope to do a little longer, but this is decided by the company.
Interviewer: Why do you want to work for us?
Applicant: I have a passion for marketing, and also marketing is a promising industry nowadays.
Interviewer: Do you know anything about this company?
Applicant: Yes, a little. As far as I know, your company is a famous company selling underwear products. Your underwear products are very popular in Singapore. Interviewer: How many years have you worked in Singapore?
Applicant: Three years.
Interviewer: Do you have any relatives or friends in Singapore?
Applicant: Yes, I have.
Interviewer: Why do you want to come to Singapore?
Applicant: Firstly, Singapore is a garden city, and one of the safest cities around the world. Additionally, I’ve worked in Singapore before. I’m easily fit with the living and working environment here. There are a lot of Chinese, and people are very friendly.
Interviewer: OK, now if you have any question, please feel free to ask me. Applicant: Nope, I have none, thanks!
Interviewer: Thank you for your interest in our company.
Applicant: Thank you, Sir. Goodbye. Thank you for your time.
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Lesson 3
Part I Task 2
Amy: This is our new employee, Stone.
Stone: Hi, everybody! So glad to meet you all!
Amy: Would you make a brief introduction about yourself?
Stone: Sure! Thank you! First of all, my name is Stone. My hometown is Hangzhou, China. I was born and raised there. Second, I am a postgraduate from Zhejiang
University and my major is Western Economics. I have heard so much about this corporation and I have been looking forward to working here. Last but not least, I can speak English, but the States is absolutely a brand-new place for me.
Amy: Okay. So firstly, allow me to introduce our corporation to you. Our corporation is a joint venture, which is doing business with China, now mainly focusing on providing a unique collection of sports shoes of different types and styles. As a matter of fact, our company leads the industry and most of the goods are sold to Canada.
Stone: I see. What about my work?
Amy: I am considering you to be in charge of the promotion of goods. What do you say?
Stone: No problem. Please give it to me. I will do it well. You can count on me!
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Lesson 4
Part II Task 4
Man:Hello.
Woman: Hello. Can I speak to Stan Summers, please?
Man: Speaking.
Woman:Oh. Mr. Summer. You don’t know me, but this is Mary Matthews. I am calling onbehalf of Dave Kennedy.
Man: Oh. So you are a friend of Dave’s. How is he anyway?
Woman: Oh, he is doing well and will be promoted again.
Man: That is good to hear. Mary, what are you doing in New York?
Woman: Dave and I are attending a conference at the Hilton until Thursday. And Dave isbusy now. So he gave me your telephone number and let me give you a call. He wants to know if you will have any time at all to get together tonight or Thursday evening.
Man: Well, tonight there is a banquet I have to go to. But Thursday evening I am free. Woman: Good. Thursday evening. And what time would suit you best?
Man: 7:30 would be good for me.
Woman: Yes, that is fine. So that is 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at Hilton. I will book the table. And my room is 2120. Dave’s is 2122. You can call us from the lobby and I willcome down.
Man: Fine. I am looking forward to it!
Woman: Me, too. See you on Thursday, then.
Man:Please say hello to Dave for me and thank you so much for calling me. Goodbye. 7
Part III
Susan:Hello. This is Susan William calling. Could I speak to Doug Smith?
Doug:Speaking.
Susan:Can I talk with you for a moment, Doug?
Doug:What can I do for you, Susan?
Susan:I’m concerned about the delays we’re experiencing with some of our suppliers. Doug:We’re doing everything to get back on schedule.
Susan:Could you give me an approximate timeline?
Doug:A number of deliveries are arriving tomorrow. Unfortunately, this time of year isoften troublesome.
Susan:That’s not good. We can’t make excuses to our clients. Are all shipments affected?
Doug:No, but it is summer and some companies are cutting back until September. Susan:Where are most of our suppliers located?
Doug:Well, most of them are in China, but there are a few in California.
Susan:How does that affect deliveries?
Doug:Well, there are weather delays and shipment delays due to reduced production.Sometimes, larger packages are delayed because of a bottleneck at the distributionpoint.
Susan:Is there any way around these delays?
Doug:Well, we often work with delivery services such as Fed Express and DHL for ourmost urgent shipping. They guarantee door-to-door deliveries within 48 hours. Susan:That is cool.
Doug:And we are bound to advise you of the safe arrival of the cargos.
Susan:Great,thanks.You are so thoughtful. So glad to do business with you.Goodbye. Doug:Bye-bye.
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Lesson 6
Part I Task 3
John: Hello, this is John speaking.
Mary: Hello, John. Mary is here.
John: Hi, Mary. I was hoping to speak to Susie.
Mary: Sorry, Susie’s away on business. Can I help?
John: Yes, Mary, I think you probably can. I’m afraid I’ve got some rather bad news.
It’s the trip over the International Furniture Expo.
Mary: Uh-huh?
John: Yes, I’m afraid we’ve had a bit of an internal reorganization here and we’ll be sending a much smaller team.
Mary: Well, does this mean you won’t be needing the same-sized booth, then? John: I’m afraid so. There’ll just be Diane and myself. We won’t be able to handle such a large stand.
Mary: So, you’d like me to look into that, would you?
John: I would be very grateful.
Mary: OK, well, I suppose this will also have implications for the reception on Saturday night?
John: Yes, I’m afraid so. I would hope that we could still go ahead with it but it’ll have to be on a reduced budget.
Mary: Well, we were planning for eighty people. Could you give me an idea of what you have in mind now?
John: Umm…could we say fifty, and perhaps you could get us a revised estimate? You know, the cost of a smaller stand at the exhibition, just the two hotel rooms, and a lower key reception.
Mary: I’ll see what I can do. Of course, I’ll have to talk to Susie first.
John: Oh yes, I understand. But could you fax us through a revised budget—say by the end of the week?
Mary: Yes, that should be OK. I’ll phone Susie if there’s any problem.
John: That would be best. Goodbye.
Mary: Bye-bye.
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Part II
David: Hello, this is David from the Oriental Co. Ltd.
Helen: Hi, David. This is Helen. Nice to hear from you. How’s the Australian weather? David: Terrific. What’s it like in London?
Helen: Not good, I’m afraid.
David: What a pity. I’m planning to come across next week.
Helen: Really? Well, you’ll come by to see us while you’re here, I hope.
David: That’s what I’m phoning about. I’ve got a meeting with a customer in London on Tuesday next week. I was hoping we could arrange to meet you either before
or after that.
Helen: Great. That would give us a chance to show you the convention center, and we could also drop in at Caesar’s Restaurant where Elizabeth has arranged your reception.
David: That’s what I was thinking.
Helen: So you said you have to be in London on Tuesday? That’s the 8th?
David: That’s right. Now, I could stop over in Dover either on the way in—that would be the Monday. Would that be possible?
Helen: Ah, I’m afraid I won’t be in the office on Monday, and I think Elizabeth has meetings all day.
David: Uh-huh, well, the other possibility would be to arrange it on my way home. Helen: When do you plan on leaving Boston?
David: Could be either Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning, but I would like to catch a flight back to Australian on Wednesday evening.
Helen: OK. Well, it would be best for us if you could fly in on the Wednesday
morning. Either Elizabeth or I will pick you up at the airport, and then we could show you the convention center and also Caesar’s. If there’s time, you could
come back to the office and we’ll run through any of the details that still haven’t been finalized.
David: That sounds good, just as long as I can get back to the airport for my evening flight.
Helen: No problem. Look, why don’t you fax me your information once you’ve confirmed your flight times? Then we’ll get back to you with an itinerary for the day—that’s Wednesday the 9th, right?
David: That’s right. Good, well, I’ll do that and I look forward to seeing you next week.
Helen: Same here. See you next week.
David: Right. Goodbye.
Helen: Bye-bye.
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Lesson 7
Part III
Victor: Thank you for coming to the meeting today, Ms. Charlie.
Charlie: My pleasure, Mr. Victor. Now, what problems are we having around here? Victor: Well, unfortunately, we’re having a number of problems with our clients in New York.
Charlie: They usually pay on time. I don’t understand.
Victor: Yes, you’re right. They ARE excellent clients. Unfortunately, they aren’t pleased with the merchandise we are sending them.
Charlie: How can that be? We always provide first-class products.
Victor: I know, however they aren’t happy. They say they are meeting with a new manufacturer next week.
Charlie: Nonsense, and what are we doing to change things?
Victor: Well, that’s the reason for our meeting today. I’d like to make a few suggestions.
Charlie: I’m listening.
Victor: Why don’t we change suppliers?
Charlie: Is that the problem?
Victor: Let’s take a look at some of the suppliers in the area. I’m sure we can find a better one.
Charlie: OK, what other suggestions have you got?
Victor: Shall we invite them to meet with us?
Charlie: That’s an excellent idea. It’ll show them our concern.
Victor: OK, I’ll arrange a meeting. Thank you, Ms. Charlie.
Charlie: You’re welcome.
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Lesson 8
Part I Task 3
A: Next please! Hello sir, may I see your passport please?
B: Yes, here you are.
A: Will you be checking any bags.
B: Yes, I’d like to check three pieces.
A: I’m sorry, sir. Airline policy allows only two pieces of checked luggage, at twenty kilograms each, plus one piece of carry-on luggage. I will have to charge you extra for the additional suitcase.
B: What? Why! I am taking an intercontinental flight! I’m flying sixteen thousand kms! How am I supposed to only take two, twenty-kilo bags? That’s absurd!
A: I am sorry, sir, there’s nothing I can do. You cannot board the flight with that large bag either. Carry-on bags must fit in the over-head compartment or under your seat. That bag is clearly too big.
B: Now I see. You charge next to nothing for an international ticket, but when it comes to charging for any other small thing, you charge an arm and a leg! So tell me, miss, how much I will have to pay for all of this?
A: Let’s see... six hundred and twenty-five US dollars.
B: That’s more than my round-trip ticket!
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Lesson 9
(Mr. Thomas, president of Starlight Foreign Trade Company, invited some foreign guests to dinner. Li Lei was in charge of this business banquet. After he came to the restaurant, Li Lei was anxious about the disordered knives, forks and wineglasses on the table. How to lay the seats and set the table? At this moment, Wang Wei, the Manager of Western Food Department came. He set the table and laid the seats after inquiring detailed information of the guests. Wang Wei explained how to order, how to serve dishes, and how to choose wine, etc.)
Li Lei: Nice to meet you, Ms. Wang.
Wang Wei: Nice to meet you, Mr. Li. What can I do for you?
Li Lei: My boss, Mr. Thomas, has booked a dinner for some foreign guests this evening. I have seen the table, but the table’s arrangement doesn’t match the occidental manners; you know, we have a lot of important clients.
Wang Wei: OK, let me see. You are right, so I will explain you how to arrange the occidental dinner.
Li Lei: Thank you very much.
Wang Wei: Please tell me how many people from your side and foreign guests’ side. Li Lei: Mr. Thomas the president, Mr. Rink general director, Miss Chin the interpreter and me. And for another part, they are Mr. Green the president and Ms. Jolie vice president, etc.
Wang Wei: Well, normally we put the seats like that: Mr. Thomas sits in the middle and faces to the door; Mr. Rink faces to Mr. Thomas at the other side of the table; Mr. Green at the right hand, Ms. Jolie at the left hand. That is OK.
Li Lei: And how to eat with the knife and fork?
Wang Wei: The fork is held in the left hand and the knife in the right one. When you have finished eating and want others to know, place your knife and folk together with the tines on the fork facing upwards on your plate.
Li Lei: Thank you very much!
Wang Wei: You are welcome!
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Part II
(Wang Wei, general manager of Starlight Company, invited Steven and some other foreign guests to play golf. Li Lei, the employee of the company who had never played golf before, took in charge of the sports equipment preparation and other arrangements: booking the site, purchasing brassies, clothes and contacting caddy, Zhang Xiao. Everything was ready. But the weather forecast reported that the next day may be rainy. Li Lei was hopeless…)
Li Lei: Is that Mr. Wang speaking? This is Li Lei speaking. I just want to talk about the golf issue.
Wang Wei: Yes, how are you? Li Lei, tell me how things are going?
Li Lei: I have confirmed the reservation for the site. I called Zhang Xiao to be your caddy.
Wang Wei: Well, you did a good job.
Li Lei: Thank you, Mr. Wang, but I just heard that tomorrow may be a rainy day. It is a little pity!
Wang Wei: OK, don’t worry about the weather. If it rains, we can play the indoor golf. Li Lei: Really? So what should I do for indoor golf preparations?
Wang Wei: You just book the indoor golf for backup site. That will be OK!
Li Lei: I see. Mr. Wang. I will arrange it. Thank you.
Wang Wei: Thank you!
英语复试流程以及常见问题集锦
英语复试流程以及常见问题集锦 面试的一般流程，就是敲门进教室问好，然后做自我介绍（中英文皆有可能），给一段专业英语让翻译，然后进入英语提问环节，最后是专业课提问环节。 高频提问的问题： 1.为什么考我们学校； 2.如果你是跨考的，会问到你为什么会选择换专业； 3.为什么选择考研； 4.你的理想是什么，你打算怎样实现； 5.你喜欢本专业的哪个方向； 6.你熟悉的专业技能有哪些（比如动手操作方面、专业知识方面以及办公软件应用方面）； 7.如果你是带着简历进去面试的，考官一般也会根据你的简历提问一些问题；如果你简历上有曾经做过的一些项目，考官也会问你的；如果有社会实践活动，也会就社会实践问一些问题的。举例 中国石油大学： 1.中英文的自我介绍； 2.介绍自己的家乡以及大学； 3.你获得的比较重要的奖，具体做了什么项目； 4.你对我们专业未来的前景有什么看法； 5.你了解我们学校的校徽“创造太阳”的含义吗； 6.你最喜欢的课程是什么；
7.你喜欢的运动； 8.你的爱好是什么； 9.如果你是班长或者班干部的话，会问你学到了什么； 10.你四级是什么时间考的，考了多少分； 11.你上次考六级是什么时候； 12.如果你是跨专业的话，会问你为什么选择换专业； 13.随机给一段专业英语，让你朗读并翻译，里面会有几个专业词汇，其它的都是简单词汇； 14.但是也还是有一些英语问题，考官问完之后学生根本听不懂，在此特附上一段学生复试完后的心理感受： 天津理工大学、天津工业大学、湖南工业大学： 1.中英文的自我介绍，各学校要求是不一样的，各准备一个； 2.研究生生活的规划； 3.给一小段英文翻译，大多数是专业英语方向的； 4.有没有考博的打算，如果有考博的打算，老师会针对专硕的同学进一步提问，考博的原因以及是否还要继续考专硕； 辽宁石油化工大学： 1.介绍一下你的家庭； 2.你喜欢的电影； 3.让你自豪的事；
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’d like to invite you to dinner this Sunday, Mr. Brown ------I’m sorry, but I’ve other plan. ’m sorry I’ve broken your glass. ------Not at all. That’s an old one. there anything else you want to buy ------No, I have got everything. It’s very important for everyone in the world to save water. ------I agree with you. we meet at ten to six ------That would be nice. , isn’t it ------Yes, it is. me, may I take this seat ------Sorry, the seat is taken. do you like best in sports ------Actually I like to play volleyball. really should be off now
------Could you stay a little longer me congratulate you on winning the first prize in the English Competition. ------Thank you very much! nice your piano is! ------Thank you. you please turn down the music ------I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you. 13. ------I’ve lost my pickup camera. How unlucky I am! ------I’m sorry to hear that. you mind if I smoke here ------No, I don’t mind a bit! I’ve interrupted you. ------That’s all right. morning. May I help you ------No, thank you. you take out the coat in the bag for me ------With pleasure. have no idea what I’m going to do.
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