對話 Dialogues
玉玲:你表哥坐的飛機幾點到?
立夫:晚上十點二十。
玉玲:演唱會六點開始,八點結束。我想來得及去接機。
立夫:好,演唱會在什麼地方舉行?
玉玲:在體育場。我們五點半在東區入口見面,好嗎?
立夫:沒問題。那,我們再聯絡。
Yuling: What time does your cousin’s flight arrive?
Lifu: 10:20 PM.
Yuling: The concert starts at six and ends at eight. I think you could make it in time to pick him up.
Lifu: OK, then where will the concert be held?
Yuling: At the stadium. Let’s meet at 5:30 PM at the East entrance, OK?
Lifu: OK, no problem. Then, call me!
詞彙與短語 Vocabulary & Phrase
結束 (jiéshù) to end, to conclude
來得及 (láidejí) be in time for
在 (zài) in, at, on
舉行 (jǔxíng) to hold, to begin
聯絡 (liánluò) to contact / to be in contact
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