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Word vocabulary
詞彙 工作詞彙
[INTERVIEWER] So, what do you do?
[PAUL] I'm a manager in a paper company.
[INTERVIEWER] A paper company?
[PAUL] Yes.
[INTERVIEWER] Could you tell me about your day at work?
[PAUL] Well, I arrive at the office at 8:30,
[PAUL] I check my emails,
[PAUL] ... and in the afternoon, I have meetings.
[PAUL] Then I check my emails, again.
[INTERVIEWER] Do you like your job?
[PAUL] Well, it's um ... no.
have a meeting
開會
/hæv ə ˈmiːtɪŋ/
to get together with people to talk about or decide something
- Let's have a meeting to plan the new schedule.
- have a meeting downtown
talk to colleagues
與同事交談
/tɔːk tə ˈkɑːliːɡz/
to speak with people at work
- Did you talk to colleagues about the problem at work?
- talk to colleagues during a coffee break
give a presentation
發表演講
/ɡɪv ə ˌpriːzenˈteɪʃn/
to stand up in front of a group and share information on something, such as a new product or idea, usually for business
- I have to give a presentation on the new marketing plan tomorrow.
- give a presentation to the class
write a note
寫便條
/raɪt ə noʊt/
to make a short record of something or to or pass on written information
- She wrote a note to her colleague to remind her of the meeting.
- write a note to the teacher
read a report
看報告
/riːd ə rɪˈpɔːrt/
to read papers containing information about something
- I have to read a report before the meeting tomorrow.
- read a report about sales
take a coffee break
休息一會
/teɪk ə ˈkɔːfi breɪk/
to stop working for a short time to drink a cup of coffee or tea and sometimes socialize with others
- Ruth and Margaret always take a coffee break together.
- take a coffee break in the morning
check emails
檢查郵件
/tʃek ˈiːmeɪlz/
to open and read messages sent through a computer
- Jason usually checks emails when he first gets to work.
- I can check emails on my phone.
make a phone call
打電話
/meɪk ə foʊn kɔːl/
to use the telephone to call and talk to someone
- Brenda left the room to make a phone call.
- make a phone call from the office
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語法 用‘can’請求
Grammar Requests with 'can'
用於表達請求的 Can 和 can't
'Can' and 'can't' for requests
Use the word can at the beginning of a sentence to make an informal request.
在句首使用單詞 can 表達非正式請求。
Use the short answer Yes, I can to give a positive response.
使用簡短的回答 Yes, I can 表示肯定，
Use the short answer No, I can't to give a negative response.
使用簡短的回答 No, I can't 表示否定。
Positive:
肯定：
A: Can you help me?
您能幫我嗎？
B: Yes, I
can.是的，我能。
Negative:
否定：
A: Can you help me?
您能幫我嗎？
B: No, I can't.
不，我不能。
For longer, more detailed answers, use the words can and can't with the base form of the verb.
回答如果更長更詳細，請使用 can 和 can't 搭配動詞原形。
I can meet at 3 o'clock.
我能三點見面。
I can't eat lunch with you.
我不能和您吃午飯。
When you refuse a request, you should use the phrase I'm sorry, but to apologize.
拒絕請求時，您應使用短語 I'm sorry, but 道歉。
A: Can you come to a meeting at 4:15?
您四點一刻能參加會議嗎？
B: I'm sorry, but I can't.
對不起，我來不了
Can we meet at 1 this afternoon?
今天下午一點我們能見面嗎？
I'm sorry, but I can't.
不好意思，不能。
Well, what about 3?
那麼，三點呢？
I'm not free at 3.
三點我沒有空。
Well, when are you free?
那，您什麼時候有空呢？
I'm free at 4.
我四點有空。
OK. Let's meet at 4 o'clock.
好的。那我們四點見面吧。
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