A：What do you reading, Linda?

你在看什么書(shū)啊，Linda?

B：I'm reading a novel, The mill on the floss,writen by the famous novelist gorge aliat.

我在讀一本小說(shuō)，是著名的小說(shuō)家gorge aliat寫(xiě)的《水磨坊》。

A：What's it about?

是寫(xiě)什么的？

B：It's meanly about relationship between a brother and a sisiter, who live in the mill on the river floss. It describe there are childhood and disputes cauce them to seperate,the book ends with them ha

主要是寫(xiě)生活在河邊磨坊的兄妹關(guān)系。描寫(xiě)了他們的童年以及分歧所致的分離，結(jié)尾他們又在一起了。但是他們都被洪水淹死了。

A：Is it difficult to understand?

很難理解嗎？

B：Not really, i would consider it easy.

不會(huì)啊，我覺(jué)得很容易。

A：Besides novels, any other types literary works that you indulgence.

除了小說(shuō)，你還喜歡其他形式的文學(xué)作品嗎？

B：I really like short stories.

我喜歡短篇小說(shuō)。

A：Have you read anything else besides literature?

除了文學(xué)作品你還讀過(guò)其他的嗎？

B：Certainly I have. I like to read books on vary subjects, and i can read everything I can get my hands on in my spare time. I don't want to idle away and waste my time.

當(dāng)然啦。我喜歡讀各種題材的書(shū)，我會(huì)在空閑讀我手頭有的所有東西。我可不想浪費(fèi)時(shí)間。

A：I agree. People who don't read are no better often people who can't read. I also agree that books are like food for the mind.

我同意。不會(huì)讀總比不讀好。我認(rèn)為書(shū)籍是精神的糧食的說(shuō)法是對(duì)的。