評論
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Karen：Martin, who are you going to vote for?
克倫:馬丁，你準(zhǔn)備給誰投票？
Martin：You mean for president?
馬丁:你的意思是總統(tǒng)？
Karen：Yes.
克倫：是的。
Martin：I'm not sure yet.
馬丁：我還沒確定呢。
Karen: You should make up your mind soon. The election is next month.
克倫：你應(yīng)該趕快做決定。選舉在下個月。
Martin: Yes, I know. I hear about it every day on the news.
馬丁：是的，我知道。我每天聽新聞時都能聽到關(guān)于這個的消息。
Karen: I'm going to vote for Obama.
克倫：我要為奧巴馬投票。
Martin: I think he is a good choice, but I think McCain would make a good president also.
馬丁：我覺得他是個不錯的選擇，但我覺得麥凱恩也可以成一個好總統(tǒng)。
Karen: I know. They're both good. It's hard to decide. McCain is older but he has more experience. Obama seems to have a lot of good ideas, but some people say he wants to raise taxes.
克倫：我知道。他們倆都很好，真的很難做決定。麥凱恩年齡比較大，但是他經(jīng)驗比較豐富。奧巴馬有很多好主意，但有人說他想要提高稅收。
Martin: I heard he wants to lower taxes. It's hard to know what the truth is. That's the reason I really don't pay attention to politics.
馬丁：我聽說他想降低稅收。知道真相真的很難。這就是為什么我不在乎政治的原因。
Karen: Yes, it can be frustrating, but it's important and it's interesting to watch.
克倫：是的，有時會讓人很沮喪，但是關(guān)注政治很重要也很有趣。
