聆聽課程
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EN: Use 'Did' at the beginning of a sentence to ask a question about the past. When using 'Did', the main verb stays in its base form.
中文: 在句首使用「Did」來詢問過去發生的事情。使用「Did」時,後面的動詞要用原形。
Did you eat breakfast this morning?
你今天早上吃早餐了嗎?
EN: In many English-speaking cultures, sports are a very common 'small talk' topic. Asking if someone watched a game is a friendly way to start a conversation.
中文: 在許多英語系國家的文化中,運動是非常常見的「閒聊」話題。詢問某人是否看了比賽是開啟對話的一種友善方式。
EN: Use the Past Simple tense (adding -ed to verbs) to talk about actions that finished in the past.
中文: 使用過去簡單式(在動詞後加上 -ed)來描述過去已經完成的動作。
I watched a movie yesterday.
我昨天看了一部電影。
EN: In casual conversation, 'What happened?' is a very common way to ask for a summary of an event you missed, showing interest in the speaker's story.
中文: 在日常對話中,「What happened?」是詢問錯過事件摘要的常用方式,展現出你對對方話題的興趣。
EN: Use 'was' to describe a situation or state in the past. It is the past tense of 'is'.
中文: 使用 'was' 來描述過去發生的情況或狀態。它是 'is' 的過去式。
The movie was very long.
那部電影很長。
EN: In sports, a 'close' game means the difference in points between the two teams is very small, making it more tense and interesting.
中文: 在體育運動中,'close' 代表兩隊的分數差距非常小,這通常意味著比賽非常緊張且精彩。
EN: Use 'Which' when you want to ask someone to choose between a specific group of things (like two sports teams).
中文: 當你想讓某人從一組特定的事物中做出選擇時(例如兩支球隊),請使用「Which」(哪一個)。
Which color do you like, red or blue?
你喜歡哪種顏色,紅色還是藍色?
EN: In sports conversations, 'Which team' is very common because there are usually only two teams playing. Using 'won' (past tense) is necessary because the game has already finished.
中文: 在體育對話中,常用「Which team」,因為通常只有兩支球隊在比賽。使用「won」(過去式)是必要的,因為比賽已經結束了。
EN: Use the past tense (won, was) to talk about events that finished in the past, like a sports game that already ended.
中文: 使用過去式(won, was)來描述過去已經結束的事件,例如一場已經打完的球賽。
The Lions lost the game yesterday.
獅子隊昨天輸掉了比賽。
EN: In English, sports scores are read using 'to' (e.g., 3-2 is 'three to two'). The winning score is usually mentioned first.
中文: 在英文中,運動賽事的比分會使用 'to' 來讀(例如 3-2 讀作 'three to two')。通常會先說勝方的分數。
EN: Use 'too' at the end of a sentence to mean 'also' or 'as well'. It shows you agree with a positive statement.
中文: 在句尾使用「too」表示「也」,用來表示你認同或有同樣的正向感受。
I like pizza too.
我也喜歡披薩。
EN: In sports context, 'close' refers to a game where the scores of both teams are very near each other, making it exciting until the end.
中文: 在體育語境中,「close」指的是雙方比分非常接近的比賽,通常代表比賽過程非常刺激,不到最後一刻不知道誰會贏。
EN: Use 'better than' to compare how two things or people do an action. It is the comparative form of 'well'.
中文: 使用「better than」來比較兩者做某個動作的表現。它是 well 的比較級。
She sings better than her brother.
她唱歌唱得比她哥哥好。
EN: In sports discussions, fans often use animal names (like Tigers or Lions) to refer to the entire team. It's common to use 'this time' to acknowledge that results can change in future games.
中文: 在體育討論中,球迷經常直接使用動物名稱(如老虎隊或獅子隊)來指代整個球隊。使用「this time」(這一次)是很常見的說法,用來表示比賽結果在未來可能會有所不同。
EN: Use '-er' at the end of short adjectives to compare two things or time periods.
中文: 在短的形容詞字尾加上「-er」可以用來比較兩個事物或不同時期的狀態。
This coffee is hotter than the one I had yesterday.
這杯咖啡比我昨天喝的那杯還要燙。
EN: In English, adding 'I think' at the end of a sentence is a common way to express an opinion less forcefully, making the speaker sound more polite or humble.
中文: 在英文中,將「I think」放在句尾是表達觀點的常見方式,這會讓語氣聽起來不那麼強勢,顯得更有禮貌或謙虛。
EN: Use 'Will' at the beginning of a sentence to ask about future events or possibilities.
中文: 在句首使用 'Will' 來詢問未來的事件或可能性。
Will you go to the party tomorrow?
你明天會去參加派對嗎?
EN: In sports culture, 'the championship' refers to the final game or series that determines the overall winner of the season. It is a major event that fans often watch together.
中文: 在運動文化中,「championship」(冠軍賽)指的是決定整個賽季總冠軍的最後一場比賽或系列賽。這是一項重大盛事,球迷通常會聚在一起觀看。
EN: Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about events that are planned or expected to happen in the future.
中文: 使用「will」加上動詞原形,用來描述計畫中或預計在未來發生的事件。
The party will be on Saturday.
派對將在星期六舉行。
EN: In sports culture, a 'championship game' is the final and most important match of a season, often generating high excitement and ticket demand.
中文: 在體育文化中,「championship game」(冠軍賽)是賽季中最後一場也是最重要的比賽,通常會引起極大的興奮和門票需求。
EN: Use 'want to' followed by a base verb to express a desire or intention to do something.
中文: 使用「want to」後接動詞原形,用來表達想要做某事或意圖。
I want to eat pizza for dinner.
我晚餐想吃披薩。
EN: In sports culture, 'watching it live' can mean either going to the stadium or watching the real-time broadcast. It emphasizes the excitement of not knowing the result beforehand.
中文: 在體育文化中,「watching it live」可以指去體育場現場觀看,也可以指觀看即時轉播。這強調了在不知道結果的情況下觀賽的刺激感。
EN: Use 'will be' to talk about something you expect or predict to happen in the future.
中文: 使用「will be」來描述你預期或預測未來會發生的狀態。
The weather will be sunny tomorrow.
明天天氣將會是晴天。
EN: In English, adding 'I think' at the end of a sentence is a common way to make a statement sound less blunt or certain, especially when expressing a concern.
中文: 在英文中,在句尾加上「I think」是一種常見的方式,可以讓陳述聽起來不那麼生硬或過於肯定,特別是在表達擔憂時。
EN: Use ', right?' at the end of a sentence to check if something is true or to ask for agreement.
中文: 在句子結尾加上「, right?」可以用來確認某事是否正確,或是尋求對方的認同。
You are coming to the party, right?
你會來參加派對,對吧?
EN: In many English-speaking cultures, local cafés or sports bars are common social hubs where friends gather to watch major sporting events together.
中文: 在許多英語系國家的文化中,當地的咖啡店或運動酒吧是常見的社交中心,朋友們會聚集在那裡一起觀看大型體育賽事。
EN: Use 'will' to talk about future plans or things that will happen later.
中文: 使用 'will' 來描述未來的計畫或稍後將會發生的事情。
We will watch a movie tonight.
我們今晚會看一部電影。
EN: In many Western cultures, watching major sports games at a café or pub with a 'big screen' is a popular social activity for friends to gather.
中文: 在許多西方文化中,在咖啡館或酒吧利用「大螢幕」觀看重大體育賽事是朋友們聚會的一種流行社交活動。
EN: Use 'will' to talk about things you decide to do at the moment of speaking, like making an offer or a promise.
中文: 使用「will」來表達說話當下所做的決定,例如提議幫忙或承諾某事。
I will call you later.
我等一下會打給你。
EN: In casual gatherings like watching a game at a friend's place or a cafe, it's common and polite to offer to bring snacks or drinks to share.
中文: 在非正式聚會中(如在朋友家或咖啡廳看球賽),主動提議帶零食或飲料與大家分享是非常普遍且有禮貌的行為。
EN: Use 'can' to talk about things that are possible to do.
中文: 使用 'can' 來表達某件事是可能做到的(可能性)。
We can go to the park tomorrow.
我們明天可以去公園。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, responding with 'Great idea!' is a common way to show enthusiasm and support for a friend's suggestion, helping to build a positive atmosphere.
中文: 在英語系國家,使用「Great idea!」回應是表達熱情與支持朋友建議的常見方式,有助於營造積極的對話氛圍。
EN: Use 'Do you think...?' followed by a sentence to ask for someone's opinion about the future or a fact.
中文: 使用「Do you think...?」後面接一個完整的句子,用來詢問對方對某件事或未來的看法。
Do you think it will rain tomorrow?
你覺得明天會下雨嗎?
EN: In sports culture, fans often use 'the' followed by a team name (like 'the Tigers') to show support and familiarity. Asking for predictions is a common way to start a conversation among sports fans.
中文: 在體育文化中,球迷經常在隊名前加上「the」(如 the Tigers)來表示支持與親切感。詢問對比賽結果的預測是體育迷之間開啟對話的常見方式。
EN: Use 'hope so' to agree with a positive possibility or wish that someone else just mentioned, instead of repeating the whole sentence.
中文: 使用「hope so」來表示你希望某件剛被提到的好事會發生,這樣就不用重複整個句子。
Will it be sunny tomorrow? I hope so!
明天會晴天嗎?我希望如此!
EN: In sports culture, fans often use 'we' or 'their' to show strong emotional connection to a team. 'I hope so' is a very common way to show support without sounding overly certain about the future.
中文: 在運動文化中,球迷常用「我們」或「他們的」來展現對球隊的情感連結。「I hope so」是表達支持的一種很常見的方式,既展現了期待,又不會顯得對未來過於武斷。
EN: Use 'will be' to talk about future events or states that you are certain or optimistic about.
中文: 使用「will be」來描述你確定或樂觀看待的未來事件或狀態。
The party will be great tomorrow.
明天的派對將會很棒。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, 'I agree' is a polite and direct way to show alignment in a conversation, often followed by a positive comment to build rapport.
中文: 在英語系國家中,「I agree」是表達認同的一種禮貌且直接的方式,通常後面會接一個正面的評論來增進雙方的友好關係。
EN: Use 'can't wait for' followed by a noun to show you are very excited about a future event.
中文: 使用「can't wait for」後接名詞,用來表達你對即將到來的事件感到非常興奮或迫不及待。
I can't wait for the summer vacation!
我等不及要放暑假了!
EN: In sports culture, 'the big game' often refers to a championship or a highly anticipated match that everyone is talking about.
中文: 在運動文化中,「the big game」通常指冠軍賽或一場大家都在談論、備受期待的重要比賽。
重要單字附有 IPA 發音、定義、例句和互動式測驗。
在本文中: 錯過、沒看到(比賽或活動)
在本文中: 令人興奮的、刺激的
在本文中: 得分、比數
在本文中: (比分)接近的、不相上下的
在本文中: 更強壯的、實力更強的
在本文中: 冠軍賽、錦標賽
在本文中: 太棒了、令人驚嘆的
在本文中: 昂貴的
在本文中: 點心、零食
在本文中: 邀請
片語包含類型標示、雙語定義、用法說明和例句。
To see an event at the same time it is happening, in person.
觀看現場直播或親臨現場觀看
To be very excited about something that will happen.
迫不及待
A very large television or projection screen.
大螢幕
A situation where the difference between the scores of two competitors is very small.
(比分) 接近的、不相上下的
A way to express a score or ratio, where 'to' separates the numbers of the opposing sides.
三比二
Broadcast or performed as it happens, rather than being recorded earlier.
現場的、實況轉播的