基本英語(yǔ)是為了國(guó)際交流使用的簡(jiǎn)化了的英語(yǔ)。它通常被一些飛機(jī)廠商和其他國(guó)際商業(yè)用作寫(xiě)手冊(cè)和交流。遠(yuǎn)東的一些學(xué)校把它作為基礎(chǔ)英語(yǔ)來(lái)教授。今天學(xué)習(xí)啦小編為大家精心準(zhǔn)備的是：關(guān)于在第五大街上散步的旅游英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)練習(xí)。內(nèi)容僅供參考，歡迎閱讀!
旅游英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)練習(xí)：

　　Walking on Fifth Avenue

　　在第五大街上散步

　　Key Sentences(重點(diǎn)句子)

　　3.Isn't it wonderful to take a walk here?

　　在這兒散步真是好極了，是不是?

　　4.I mean one can look at all these magnificent tall buildings around him.

　　我意思是說(shuō)可以看看周?chē)切┖陚サ母邩谴髲B。

　　5.Don't you think it's a bit suffocating to stand under them?

　　你不覺(jué)得站在高樓大廈下面使人窒息嗎?

　　6.Look at that building across the street from us.

　　你看看我們對(duì)面街上的那幢高樓。

　　7.That's the Empire State.

　　那是帝國(guó)大廈。

　　8.It stands at 102 stories high.

　　有102層高。

　　9.You're right and it's no longer the tallest building in New York now.

　　你說(shuō)得對(duì)。它現(xiàn)在也不再是紐約最高的大廈了。

　　10.What other important buildings are we going to see on Fifth Avenue?

　　在第五大街上我們還會(huì)看到其他什么重要建筑?

　　11.Actually every skyscraper has a history.

　　其實(shí)每幢摩天大樓都有一段歷史。

　　12.A few blocks ahead we'll see St.Patrick's Cathedral at E 50th Street.

　　再過(guò)幾條街，在東五十街口，我們就會(huì)看到圣帕特里克大教堂。

　　And just across the street will be the world-renowned Rockefeller Center.

　　對(duì)面大街就是舉世聞名的洛克斐勒中心。

　　13.It's a landmark in the history of architecture.

　　它是建筑史上的一個(gè)里程碑。

　　14.What's there after that?

　　過(guò)了洛克菲勒中心還有什么?

　　15.We'll then be standing at where the Central Park be-gins.

　　那我們就到中央公園了。

　　16.Facing the park on Fifth Avenue are probably the most expensive apartments in the world.

　　第五大街上那些面對(duì)公園的公寓廳可能是世界上最昂貴的公寓了。

　　17.But what are all these skyscrapers for?

　　這些摩天大樓都是作什么用的呢?

　　18.New York is a financial center of the world，isn't it?

　　紐約是世界金融中心，對(duì)不對(duì)?

　　Dialogue A

　　A：Isn't it wonderful to take a walk here?

　　B：What do you mean?

　　A：I mean one can look at all these magnificent tall buildings around him.

　　B：You mean the skyscrapers?Do you really think you can like them?Don't you think it's a bit suffocating to stand under them?

　　A：Not as an occasional visitor.It'd be a different story，of course，if one should have to be here every day.

　　B：Look at that building across the street from us.That's the Empire State.It stands at 102 stories high.

　　A：I know the name.It's quite famous but don't you think it looks a bit old-fashioned as compared with some others?

　　B：You're right and it's no longer the tallest building in New York now.

　　A：What other important buildings are we going to see on Fifth Avenue?

　　B：Quite a number.Actually every skyscraper has a history.A few blocks ahead we'll see St.Patrick's Cathedral at E50th Street and just across the street will be the world-renowned Rockefeller Center.It's a landmark in the history of architecture.

　　A：What's there after that?

　　B：We'll then be standing at where the Central Park begins.

　　Facing the park on Fifth Avenue are probably the most expensive apartments in the world.

　　A：I don't think we'll be able to visit the inside of the those apartments.But what are all these skyscrapers for?

　　B：Mostly they are office buildings and huge departmentstores.New York is a financial center of the world，isn't it?

　　Words and Expressions

　　magnificent a.宏偉的

　　skyscraper n.摩天大樓

　　suffocate v.令人窒息

　　suffocating a.令人窒息的

　　occasional a.偶爾一次的

　　storey n.(房屋)層

　　across prep.穿過(guò)

　　old-fashioned a.老式的

　　Cathedral n.大教堂

　　world-renowned a.舉世聞名的

　　landmark n.&a.里程碑

　　architecture n.建筑

　　financial a.財(cái)政的，金融的