外研社新交际英语 综合教程1教学课件Unit 6 Book1 课件.pptx

UNIT6Getting things done新交际英语综合教程1 新交际英语综合教程1ContentsMessages and announcementsA. MessagesB. Public announcements SignsInstructionsIIIIIIA. Signs in Britain and AmericaB. Signs in ChinaA. Spoken instructionsB. An instruction manual 新交际英语综合教程1IGeneral featuresMessagesReading & matchingThe following are the texts of four messages left at the conference reception desk by Huang Durong. Two are for Ted Wong, and two are for a visiting American professor. Which is which? How do you know? In the messages to Ted he starts with the greeting “Hi Ted” and signs himself “Durong.” In the messages to the professor he starts with the greeting “Dear Professor Martins” and uses his full name “Huang Durong.” For each of the messages, decide who it is intended for and fill in the blanks. What clues help you decide?Who is the message for?—reading & matchingA 新交际英语综合教程1IGeneral featuresMessagesReading & matchingWritten and spokenmessages—reading &matchingA 新交际英语综合教程1IGeneral featuresMessagesReading & matchingWritten and spokenmessages—reading &matchingAMessages 1 & 4 are for Ted Wong; Messages 2 & 3 are for Professor Martins.The clues that help to decide are as follows: The expressions used to Ted are short, direct imperatives/commands, which would be considered abrupt and rude if you use them with strangers. They are, however, OK with friends. e.g. “Don’t miss it!” “See you then.” “Call me on 07851419454.”More polite expressions are used to Prof. Martins, e.g. the use of modals (could you, can you) rather than direct imperatives…“Could you contact me on 07831419434…” “I look forward to…”Key 新交际英语综合教程1IGeneral featuresMessages1. Written messages—reading & discussion1 Huang Durong is not the only person who is keen to get in contact with other people at the conference. During the conference various messages are left at the reception desk. Read the six messages on Page 170 and try to answer the following questions. Write your answers in the table at the bottom of this page. 1) What kind o