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2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2)
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2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2)

对话 · 听力 · 真题文章逐层精读

本页是 2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 文章的精读视角页——这篇对话全文 314 词、16 段，CEFR 难度 B2（B2 级在英语六级文章中占 39%）；英文原文之外，本篇已有的 6 项精读维度逐项展开，其中能迁移到其他英语六级真题文章的判断方法（篇章结构、修辞、言外之意、作者态度、体裁速判）随各维度一并讲透。

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本页解析里的段号（P1）都可以点——点一下，原文在顶部翻开并定位到该段，解析引用的原文同步标亮；合上原文，你还停在刚才读到的位置。点 P1 试试。

PASSAGE · 文章原文

16 段英文原文

以下为2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 的听力原文，由懒笔记按试卷原文逐段核对收录，共 16 段。左侧 P1–P16 是段落编号——本页全部解析（结构、逐段、修辞、自检题）都以它为坐标回指原文，点击解析里的段号，原文即在顶部翻开并定位到该段、引用的原文同步标亮；合上原文仍停在当前阅读位置。原文保持卷面形态，不带翻译与标注。

W: So, how is our presentation about the restructuring of the company coming along?

M: Fine. I'm putting the finishing touches to it now.

M: …But we'll have to be prepared for questions.

W: Yes, there's already a feeling that this is a top down change. We really need to get everyone on board.

M: Well, there's been an extensive consultation period.

W: I know, but there's always the feeling that if it isn't broke, don't fix it.

M: People are worried about their jobs, too. I think we need to stress that while there will be some job changes, there won't be anyone getting dismissed. In fact, we're looking to take on more staff.

W: Agreed. You can hardly blame people for worrying though. We need to make it clear that it's not just change for change's sake. In other words, we really must make the case for why we are doing it.

W: …So what's the outline of the presentation?

M: I'll start with a brief review of the reasons for the change that we really need to make a clean break to restart growth. After that I'll outline the new company's structures and who's going where. Then I'll hand it over to you to discuss the timeline and summarize and we'll take questions together at the end. Anything else?

W: Oh, yeah, we should let the staff know the channels of communication, you know, who they can contact or direct questions to about these changes?

M: Yes, and we can collect some frequently asked questions and present some general answers.

W: Um, and we'll make the presentation and the questions available via the company's own computer network, right?

M: Yes, we'll make a page on the network where staff can download all the details.

W: All right. Perhaps we should do a practice round of the presentation first.

M: You bet.

STRUCTURE · 篇章结构

6 个意群的对话骨架

按对话 的行文骨架切分意群，每个意群标注它覆盖的段落与对主旨的作用——逐段读完后回到这里俯瞰全篇，能看清作者为什么按这个顺序行文。

  1. P1 P2

    开场与现状确认

    这是 dialogue 的 opening phase，女方通过 how is our presentation coming along 这个 progress inquiry 来 initiate the conversation，男方用 putting the finishing touches 回应 current status，展现出 task-oriented 的 cooperative interaction pattern

    作为 conversation opener，这个 sense group 通过 checking progress 的 function 来 establish the topic of presentation preparation，为后续讨论 employee concerns 和 communication strategies 奠定 conversational foundation

    引出presentation准备话题
  2. P3 P4 P5 P6

    识别潜在问题

    从 第3段 的 But 开始，conversation shifts to anticipating challenges。这四个 turns 展现出 problem identification phase，双方通过 collaborative dialogue pattern 来 articulate concerns about top-down change、consultation effectiveness 和 resistance to change，使用 there's a feeling、people are worried 等 hedging expressions 来 soften the critique

    这个 sense group 通过 exchanging observations about employee concerns 来 frame the challenges they need to address in presentation。The back-and-forth pattern 展现出 co-constructed understanding，为后续制定 communication strategies 提供 problem basis

    提出员工担忧问题
  3. P7 P8

    应对就业安全顾虑

    这个 sense group 展现出 solution-oriented exchange，specifically addressing job security concerns。男方通过 we need to stress 和 make it clear 等 imperative structures 来 propose messaging strategies，女方用 Agreed 和 You can hardly blame 来 acknowledge and elaborate，形成 cooperative problem-solving pattern

    作为 pivotal transition，这个 sense group 将 discussion 从 problem identification 推进到 solution formulation。通过 addressing the most sensitive concern（job security），speakers demonstrate how they'll handle employee worries in actual presentation，体现 strategic communication planning

    讨论职位安全应对策略
  4. P9 P10

    详述演示结构

    第9段 的 So what's the outline 是 explicit discourse organizer，initiating new phase。第10段 男方通过 sequential markers（I'll start with、After that、Then）来 deliver comprehensive structural overview，这是 monologic turn within dialogue，展现出 informational density 和 procedural clarity

    这个 sense group 将 abstract planning 转化为 concrete operational plan。通过 detailing presentation structure，speakers move from identifying what needs to be communicated 到 specifying how it will be delivered，体现 strategic execution planning

    规划具体呈现流程
  5. P11 P12 P13 P14

    补充沟通细节

    从 第11段 开始，dialogue returns to collaborative mode。通过 rapid turn-taking（六个 short exchanges），双方用 we should、Yes and、Um and 等 cooperative discourse markers 来 co-construct additional components，covering communication channels、FAQ collection 和 network accessibility。这展现出 brainstorming-style interaction pattern

    这个 sense group 通过 filling operational gaps 来 ensure comprehensive communication strategy。The collaborative refinement process 展现出 both speakers' commitment to thorough preparation，addressing not just what to present but how to maintain ongoing communication

    完善信息传播渠道
  6. P15 P16

    确认行动与收尾

    最后两段构成 conversation closing sequence。女方用 All right 作为 pre-closing marker，然后 propose practice round 作为 final action item。男方用 You bet 这个 informal affirmative expression 来 show agreement and enthusiasm，形成 clean conversational closure with action commitment

    作为 closing sense group，这里 consolidates all previous planning into immediate next step。Proposing practice round 展现出 thoroughness of preparation approach，将 entire discussion 转化为 concrete action，给 dialogue 提供 satisfying conclusion

    确定演练安排
MAIN IDEA · 速判主旨

4 步定位这篇文章的主旨

不读完全篇也能锁定主旨——以下 4 步按2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 这篇原文的实际行文顺序给出，每步说明看哪里、看出什么，可直接迁移到其他英语六级文章。

  1. 抓对话首句关键名词动词 P1

    对话类文章的 opening line 通常会 establish the situation，因为对话双方需要 set the context。这里 'presentation about restructuring' 直接点明了 main topic，restructuring 是核心 theme，presentation 说明他们在 preparing something，这就是整个对话的 framework。

  2. 统计重复主题簇 P4 P6 P7 P8

    当对话中 multiple times 提到同一类 issue，说明这是 central concern。这里不是简单讨论 restructuring details，而是一直在讲 how to address people's worries，how to communicate effectively。Recurring pattern 就是 main point 的 strong indicator。

  3. 定位具体行动方案 P10 P11 P12 P13 P14

    当对话从 abstract concerns 转向 concrete steps，说明前面讨论的 concerns 是为了现在的 solution planning。这里列举的 action items（review reasons, outline structure, discuss timeline, establish communication channels, make info accessible）都是在 addressing 之前提到的 employee worries，所以主旨是 preparation and communication strategy。

  4. 综合角色活动目的 P1 P4 P8 P10 P15

    主旨必须 capture the nature of the interaction。这不是 boss and employee discussing orders，也不是 team debating restructuring plans，而是 two presenters coordinating their communication strategy。The meta-nature（讨论如何讨论）和 the collaborative planning（分工、FAQ、practice round）都指向同一个 main idea：preparing to communicate change effectively。

主旨信号词 presentation P1 restructuring P1 worried P7 make it clear P8 channels of communication P11

MAIN IDEA · 主旨

这篇文章在说什么

两位同事正在准备关于公司重组的演示文稿。他们讨论如何解决员工对工作保障的担忧、传达变革理由、概述新架构、建立沟通渠道，并通过公司网络提供信息访问。
Two colleagues are preparing a presentation about company restructuring. They discuss addressing employee concerns about job security, communicating the rationale for changes, outlining the new structure, establishing communication channels, and making information accessible through the company network.
WORD INFERENCE · 生词推断

4 个生词的上下文推断

不查词典，只用文中线索推出词义——每个词给出推断出的释义与 完整推理链。已收录进英语六级高频真题词集的单词可点击进入词条页。

  • restructuring 公司重组/结构重组

    首先从 morphological perspective 来看,re- 加 structure 加 -ing 构成了"重新构建结构的 process"这个 semantic core。然后将这个 word 放入 corporate context 中:女士说 presentation about the restructuring of the company,男士后续提到 new company's structures 和 who's going where,这些 contextual clues 共同指向一个 organizational transformation。所以我们可以 conclude,这个 word 指的是 company 进行的 structural reorganization。

    拆解-定位-验证三步法
  • extensive 广泛的/大量的

    从 etymology 看,ex-(out) + tens-(stretch) 构成了"向外延展"的 core meaning。放入 dialogue context,男士用这个 word 来 counter 女士关于 top down change 的 concern,说明这个 consultation period 在 scope 或 duration 上是 substantial 的。Collocation 角度看,extensive period 强调的是 temporal or spatial magnitude。综合这些 clues,我们可以 deduce 该词表示"大量的、广泛的、全面的"。

    词源-功能-搭配分析法
  • dismiss 解雇/开除

    首先 morphologically,dis- prefix 提供了"separation"的 directional hint。接着看 pragmatic context:员工 worried about their jobs,而男士用 won't be anyone getting dismissed 来 reassure 他们,说明 dismissed 是 job-related negative event。最后通过 semantic opposition with take on more staff,我们可以 firmly establish 这个 word 指的是 terminating employment。整个 logical chain 从 morphology 到 emotional context 再到 semantic contrast,层层 converge 到同一个 meaning。

    前缀-情感-反义三角定位
  • outline 概述/大纲

    从 word formation 看,out + line 构成"外轮廓"的 spatial metaphor。当女士询问 the outline of the presentation 时,男士的 answer 提供的是 sequential steps 和 main topics,这验证了 outline 作为 noun 表示 framework。随后男士说 outline the new company's structures,作为 verb 搭配 structures 这个 complex object,显然是"概述"而非"详述"。整个 semantic field 都指向"梗概、大纲、概述"这个 core meaning。

    隐喻-词性-搭配综合法
RHETORIC · 修辞手法

3 处修辞手法与仿写

每处修辞给出它在本文的具体用法、同类信号词清单与一份可直接套用的 写作仿写建议——读完能认，也能写。

  • 重复

    P4 P8

    在 第4段 和 第8段 中，"we really need to" 和 "we really must" 这类 phrase 被重复使用来 emphasize urgency。在 第4段 说 "We really need to get everyone on board"，在 第8段 说 "we really must make the case"。这种 modal verb + emphasis structure 的重复 creates a sense of pressing importance，让 listeners 感受到这些 actions 的 critical nature。同时，"change" 这个 concept 在整个 dialogue 中被 repeatedly mentioned (top down change, change for change's sake, reasons for the change, these changes)，这种 thematic repetition 确保 restructuring 这个 central topic 始终是 focus。

    信号词 we really need to we really must we have to we need to it's essential to we must we should

    仿写： 当你想在 dialogue 中 emphasize critical points 或者 show determination 时，可以 strategically repeat key phrases with slight variations。比如在 discussing project requirements 时："We need to ensure quality. We really need to make sure every detail is checked." 或者 repeat the central concept throughout: "This is about efficiency. Improving efficiency is our goal. Every change should boost efficiency." 注意 repetition 要 natural 不要 mechanical，可以通过 varying the sentence structure 但 keeping the core phrase 来实现。 仿写模版："We [really/absolutely/definitely] need to [action 1]... We [really/must/have to] [action 2]" 或者 "This is about [key concept]. [Key concept] is crucial. We must prioritize [key concept]."

  • 语气词

    P3 P6 P8 P9 P11 P13 P16

    在 dialogue 中多处使用了 discourse markers and interjections 来 manage conversation flow 和 express attitudes。比如 第3段 的 "But"，第6段 的 "I know, but"，第8段 的 "Agreed" 和 "though"，第9段 的 "So"，第11段 的 "Oh, yeah"，第13段 的 "Um"，以及 第16段 的 "You bet"。这些 particles 和 markers 让 dialogue sound natural and spontaneous，展现了 speakers 的 thought process 和 interactive nature of conversation。"But" signals contrast or concern，"So" marks transition to new topic，"Oh, yeah" shows sudden remembering，"Um" indicates thinking，"You bet" expresses strong agreement。这些 elements 对于 creating realistic workplace conversation 至关重要，它们 reflect how people actually talk 而不是 formal written discourse。

    信号词 but so well oh yeah um though agreed you bet right okay I mean you know

    仿写： 要让 dialogue 听起来 natural and authentic，必须 strategically use discourse markers and particles。在 starting a new point 时用 "so" 或 "well"，在 expressing contrast 用 "but" 或 "however"，在 showing agreement 用 "right", "agreed", "exactly"。当 character 突然 remember something，用 "oh", "oh yeah", "wait"。用 "um", "well", "you know" 来 show hesitation or thinking。结尾时 strong agreement 可以用 "absolutely", "you bet", "definitely"。记住这些 markers 要 sprinkled throughout 而不是 every sentence，否则会 sound unnatural。 仿写模版："[Agreement marker], but [concern]" / "So, [transition to new topic]" / "Oh [yeah/right], [sudden thought]" / "[Hedging marker like um/well], [tentative suggestion]" / "[Strong agreement like you bet/absolutely]"

  • 省略

    P10 P11 P13

    在 第10段 结尾，男士说 "Anything else?" 这是一个 elliptical question，完整形式应该是 "Is there anything else we need to discuss/add?" 这种 ellipsis 在 conversation 中非常 common，因为 shared context 让 speakers 可以 omit obvious elements。另外在 第11段，女士说 "you know, who they can contact"，这里 "you know" 后面省略了完整的 clause connection，直接 jump to the specification。在 第13段 "right?" 也是 elliptical，省略了前面的 entire statement 只留下 confirmation tag。这些 omissions 让 dialogue flow more quickly and naturally，reflect how people communicate efficiently when there's shared understanding，避免了 redundancy 并让 conversation sound more authentic。

    信号词 right? okay? anything else? what about how about and? so? meaning?

    仿写： 在 writing dialogue 时，使用 ellipsis 可以让 characters sound more natural。在 follow-up questions，省略 repeated elements："Where should we meet?" "Conference room?" 而不是 "Should we meet in the conference room?" 在 confirming information，用 tags: "We're starting at 9, right?" 在 listing or specifying，可以直接 jump in: "The requirements - clear deadlines, regular updates, and full documentation." 记住 ellipsis 要基于 clear context，所以通常用在 conversation 已经 established the topic 之后。 仿写模版："[Statement], right/okay?" / "Anything else/more?" / "[Topic] - [direct specification without full clause]" / "[Question word] about [noun phrase]?" (省略 verb)

IMPLIED MEANING · 言外之意

5 处话里有话

作者没有明说、但靠信号词传递出来的态度与暗示——每处给出原文片段、信号词类型与解读。

  • 质疑改革必要性

    P6
    there's always the feeling that if it isn't broke, don't fix it

    习语类隐含反对 if it isn't broke, don't fix it the devil you know is better than the devil you don't let sleeping dogs lie don't rock the boat leave well enough alone better safe than sorry why reinvent the wheel

    女士通过这个 idiom 传达的 implication 是:员工们 harbor doubts about whether the restructuring is truly necessary。这个 idiom 本身就 implies 一种 resistance to change,暗示 the current system 可能 works fine,没必要 make changes。对 main purpose 的作用是 highlight 一个 major challenge:说服员工 the restructuring is justified and not arbitrary。这为后面讨论 how to make the case for change 和 address concerns 奠定了 foundation,说明他们的 presentation 必须 tackle this fundamental skepticism。

  • 员工恐惧裁员

    P7
    People are worried about their jobs, too

    委婉表达类 People are worried about their jobs, too worried about concerned about anxious about uneasy about have reservations about feel uncertain about

    这句话的 implication 是员工们 harbor deep-seated fears about potential job loss,这是 restructuring 中最 sensitive 的 issue。通过说 "worried about their jobs",男士 acknowledges 这个 core anxiety 但用 restrained language,避免 amplify the panic。对主旨的价值在于 identify 了 the most critical concern that must be addressed in the presentation。这直接 leads to 他下一句的 solution:必须 stress no one will be dismissed。这个 implication 说明他们的 communication strategy 必须 prioritize job security messaging 来 alleviate this fundamental fear。

  • 理解员工焦虑合理性

    P8
    You can hardly blame people for worrying though

    让步类 You can hardly blame people for worrying though can hardly blame can't blame understandable that it's natural that no wonder that reasonable to

    这句话的 implication 是女士 fully recognizes 员工的 anxiety is completely legitimate,不是 irrational 或者 overblown。通过说 "can hardly blame",她 conveys 在这种 situation 下 worrying is the natural human response。对主旨的作用是 establish 一个 empathetic communication approach:在 persuading employees to accept change 之前,必须 first validate their feelings。这个 insight 直接 influences 他们的 presentation strategy,强调需要 not just inform but also emotionally connect with and reassure the staff。它 reinforces 他们必须 address concerns seriously rather than dismissing them。

  • 强调改革非随意决策

    P8
    it's not just change for change's sake

    否定强调类 not just change for change's sake not just for the sake of not merely not simply more than just not only beyond just

    这个 phrase 的 implication 是女士 anticipates 员工会 suspect the restructuring 是 arbitrary or cosmetic,没有 genuine business necessity。说 "not just change for change's sake" 暗示这正是 a common concern 她认为会存在。对主旨的价值在于 it identifies 他们 presentation 的 critical requirement:必须 make a convincing case with solid business rationale,不能只是 announce changes without justification。这直接 leads to 她说 "we really must make the case for why we are doing it",强调 substantive explanation 的 importance。这个 implication 塑造了整个 presentation structure,确保包含 reasons for change 作为 opening section。

  • 预演以确保万无一失

    P15
    Perhaps we should do a practice round of the presentation first

    情态词弱化类 Perhaps we should perhaps we should maybe we could might want to it might be good to we could consider how about we

    这句话的 implication 是女士 认为 a practice run is essential given 这个 presentation 的 high stakes 和 sensitivity。说 "perhaps" 是 professional courtesy,但 the suggestion itself reveals 她的 concern that they need to polish their delivery,anticipate difficult questions,和 ensure they present a united front。对主旨的价值在于 it underscores 整个 conversation 的 underlying tension:这不是 routine announcement,而是 a potentially contentious communication 需要 careful preparation。男士的回应 "You bet" confirms 他 immediately recognizes the importance,saying they absolutely should rehearse。这个 exchange demonstrates 他们都 understand 成功 communicate 这个 restructuring 需要 meticulous preparation。

SENTENCE INSIGHTS · 句子精讲

3 句真题句逐层精讲

下列真题句各有独立的句子解析页——中文翻译、结构树逐层拆解、成分与时态、考点讲解与真题高频词。点击句子进入完整解析。

  • M: People are worried about their jobs, too.
    第7段，第1句

    简单句的主系表结构在四六级和考研阅读中非常常见，是基础句式之一。句中介词短语作状语修饰表语的用法也是典型搭配（如 "be worried about/interested in/good at" 等）。但由于本句过于简单、无从句或并列结构，无法代表考试中更常出现的复杂句式（如定语从句、状语从句、名词性从句等嵌套组合），典型性处于中等水平。

  • In fact, we're looking to take on more staff.
    第7段，第3句

    简单句在考试阅读中常见，现在进行时搭配不定式表示当前意图的用法也较为典型，但本句无从句、无复杂修饰，作为句式代表性中等，学习后可迁移至类似简单句结构

  • In other words, we really must make the case for why we are doing it.
    第8段，第4句

    主句 "情态动词 + 动词原形" 和宾语从句是四六级、考研常考句式。特别是 "make the case for + 从句" 这类搭配在议论文中高频出现，学生掌握后可迁移到其他类似结构（如 "make the argument for / provide evidence for" 等）。句式典型性较高。

FAQ · 常见问题

关于 2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 的常见问题

2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 文章的主旨是什么？
两位同事正在准备关于公司重组的演示文稿。他们讨论如何解决员工对工作保障的担忧、传达变革理由、概述新架构、建立沟通渠道，并通过公司网络提供信息访问。（英文表述：Two colleagues are preparing a presentation about company restructuring. They discuss addressing employee concerns about job security, communicating the rationale for changes, outlining the new structure, establishing communication channels, and making information accessible through the company network.）
2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 文章是什么体裁？难度如何？
体裁为对话。CEFR 难度 B2，全文 314 词、16 段；在英语六级全部 593 篇真题文章中，B2 级共 233 篇（占 39%）。
2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 文章的篇章结构是怎样的？
全文 16 段按对话骨架分为 6 个意群：第1段、第2段——开场与现状确认；第3段、第4段、第5段、第6段——识别潜在问题；第7段、第8段——应对就业安全顾虑；第9段、第10段——详述演示结构；第11段、第12段、第13段、第14段——补充沟通细节；第15段、第16段——确认行动与收尾。
2019年6月英语六级真题第2套 Part II Section A (2) 文章中有哪些值得积累的生词？
按文中出现顺序共 4 个：restructuring（公司重组/结构重组）、extensive（广泛的/大量的）、dismiss（解雇/开除）、outline（概述/大纲），每个词的词义都可以由文中上下文线索推断得出。

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