你看的是什么书啊？
"I'm a writer."—"You don't say. What kind of book are you writing?"
“我是个作家。”—“真的吗，你在写什么样的书呢？”
"Now," she said happily, "you can write your book! When you had your job, you didn't have time to write down what you were thinking about. Now, you are free. You can do what you like and make your dream come true!"
“现在，”她高兴地说，“你可以写书了！当你有工作的时候，你没有时间写下你所想的东西。现在，你自由了。你可以做你喜欢做的事，让你的梦想成真！”
His book about language, "You Are What You Speak", is out now.
他的一本关于语言的书《你说的就是自己》已经出版问世。
Bear this in mind as you are reading the book, because it is easy to kind of forget who's talking and what they represent.
当你们在阅读本书时务必仅记这点，因为读者很容易就忘记，谁在说话及他们各自代表的意涵。
Before you begin reading a book, ask yourself why you are reading it and what you want to learn from it.
在读一本书之前，问问你自己为什么要读，你想从中学到什么。
Inspired by inspiration, we are wondering what book titles - or movie titles, or TV titles, or album titles - would you improve?
(此文译自npr网站——译者注)现在轮到你了。受此灵感的启发，我们想想有哪些书，或者电影、电视、摄影作品的题目，你可以进行改善？
You are currently writing a new book, what is it about?
您目前正在写一本新书，这本书是关于什么的？
This moral observation would have no place in a rule book were it not that style is the writer, and therefore what you are, rather than what you know, will at last determine your style.
这种道德说教不会在任何一本规则手册中找到——这不是在说风格，而是在讲作者。所以决定你最后风格的条件是你是谁，不是你知道什么。
Peter Buffett brilliantly put it in his book ‘Life Is What You Make It’ when he said, “If, in the many facets of life at which we are destined to be average, we come up a little short, so what?
彼特.巴菲特精辟地描述在他的著作《人生由你打造》中，他说，“如果，在人生的许多领域，我们被注定在平均数上，那我们提升了微小的不足又能怎样？
Charades. Pick a book, person, animal or object and using only actions get the others to guess what you are.
字谜游戏。挑选一本书，一个人，动物或物品，只做动作让其他人猜出你动作的谜底。
So this book will not provide you with a clear understanding of what scenarios, stories, and use cases are, precisely because the authors themselves don't agree on definitions themselves.
所以，这本书并不能够让您对场景、案例和用例有一个清晰的理解，因为各位作者相互之间没有在定义上达成一致。
Pick a book, person, animal or object and using only actions get the others to guess what you are.
挑选一本书，一个人，动物或物品，只做动作让其他人猜出你动作的谜底。
You need to design the overall book and learn some best practices of writing techniques so that the reader can easily understand what you are trying to explain.
你需要为写个整体框架，并学习一些很好的写作技巧以便读者能更容易明白你要说的内容。
Just then, Hattie looked around from her lesson book. "What are you doing?"
就在那时，海蒂从她的课本上转过头来，“你干什么呢？”
Pay attention to photographers, charts and other graphics that might appear in your textbook, or if you're not studying a book, try to pull up a mental image of what it is you are trying to remember.
注意书中哪些图片，图表和插图，就算你没有看这本书，你也记住了一些画面。
Mother asked her little daughter who was reading a book. "What are you reading, dear?"
女儿在大声读书，妈妈问：“亲爱的，你在读什么？”
Devices like the ipad-which are much more expensive-give you multiple book sources and may improve your chances of finding what you're looking for.
像IPad这样的比较昂贵的设备，可以提供给你很多图书源而且还可以提供你找到你想要的东西的可能性。
You could also say you are writing a book on meeting and dating women and ask her for her input on a subject such as, "What are the worst pick-up lines you have heard from men?"
你也可以说自己正在写一部关于和女人会面、约会的书，问她们对某些话题的看法，如“你听过的最蠢的搭讪台词是什么？”
What am I doing? You are reading a book.
我正在做什么？你正在阅读一本书。
No, no. You are then trying to understand what the book is saying.
克：不，不。你刚才是在试图理解书本上说的东西。
你在写什么写书吗？
What are you doing? -i'm reading a book.
你正在做什么？—我正在读一本书。
What kind of book are you interested in?
你对什么样的书比较感兴趣?。
What are you doing here? I'm reading a Chinese book.
你在这里干什么？我在看一本语文书。
What kind of book are you looking for?
您在找哪种类型的书？
What kind of book are you looking for?
您在找哪种类型的书？
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