雅思口语：礼貌的场合

　　I’d like to talk about my internship experience.

　　I was a summer intern in a big computer science company in Beijing last year.

　　I had a mixed feeling on my first day there. I mean, I was super thrilled, but part of me was also pretty nervous. I wanted to make a good first impression, but I was not sure whether my character would be accepted there. I smiled to everyone I met, and I just behaved as politely as I could.

　　Anyway, my duty was to do some entry-level job, like run some errands for others.

　　And one day, the leader of my group asked me to send a file to my manager, but he gave me the wrong one by mistake. When I arrived at my manager’s office and handed it to him, he was pretty angry. I was really confused at first, and later I realized maybe it was my leader who made a mistake. However, I was just a newbie / rookie, it would be inappropriate for me to talk back to him or argue with him. Plus, no one would believe me.

　　So the whole time, I had to be polite to my manager, and admit that it was my fault and I promised it wouldn’t happen again. 

　　如果要说“丢掉的重要物品”，那么就稍微改编一下就好了哇!我们从送file那里说起：

　　And one day, the leader of my group asked me to send a file to my manager, however, at that time, I was also holding a file full of waste paper, and when I walked past the trash can, I accidentally threw away the file that was supposed to be given to my manager. And the worst part is, I didn’t realize that until I arrived at his office.

　　I hurried back to the trash can, but it was already empty. I even asked the cleaning lady whether she had seen any files.

　　This experience has taught me a big lesson. I definitely need to be more careful in the future.

　　雅思口语语言点解析：

　　entry-level = (of a job) at the lowest level in a company

　　errands = a job that you do for somebody that involves going somewhere to take a message, to buy something, deliver goods, etc.例如：

　　He often runs errands for his grandmother.

　　Her boss sent her on an errand into town.

　　newbie = a person who is new and has little experience in doing something, especially in using computers

　　rookie = (especially NAmE) a person who has just started a job or an activity and has very little experience

　　talk back to somebody = to answer somebody rudely, especially somebody in authority

　　the whole time = during the whole of a particular period of time例如：

　　The letter was in my pocket all the time (= while I was looking for it).

　　waste paper = paper that is not wanted and is thrown away

　　lesson = an experience, especially an unpleasant one, that somebody can learn from so that it does not happen again in the future例如：

　　The accident taught me a lesson I'll never forget.

　　We are still absorbing the harsh lessons of this disaster.

　　Let that be a lesson to you (= so that you do not make the same mistake again).

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