Bookstore 書(shū)店(下)

1.I’d like to buy an English grammar.

2.I wonder if you’ve got any books on computer science.

3.Any book on it will do.

4.Do you happen to know who the author is?

5.Have you got any idea who the author is?

6.Those books are sold out out.

7.Books of this kind are out of stock now.

8.We’re selling books on sale.

Dialogue One

A:Excuse me,do you have A tale of Two Cities?I’d like a copy of it.

B:Who is the author?

A:Charles Dickens.

B:Sorry,we ’re sold out right now.Please come back next week.

A:Ok,Thanks.

Dialogue Two

A:Excuse me.I am looking for a book called Little Women,but I can’t find it anywhere.

B:Let me see.I am sorry we just have sold it out.

A:Will you have it later?

B:I think so.Could I have you name,telephone number?If we get one,I will call you.

A:That’s terrific.Thank you.

Dialogue Three

A:Excuse me.Have you got any books on genetic engineering?I’ve looked for them everywhere,but I can’t find any.

B:I’m not sure if we’ve got any now.Books of that kind are on this shelf.Well,I’m afraid we’ve sold out.

A:What a pity!I should have come earlier.

B:Come some time next week if you like.I think we’ll have got some by them.

A:Ok,I will.

三本書(shū)

I once wanted to buy a called Wives and Daughters by Mrs. GASkell.It’s a very good nineteenth-century novel.I went to three good bookshops in London.NO,they said,they hadn’t seen it for years.But they said they would look for one for me.Three months later I had postcards from all three shops;each of them had found a copy.So I had to buy three copies of Wives and Daughters.

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