外教社2023新标准高职公共英语：实用综合教程（第三版）第3册 PPT课件Unit 3 Names.pptx

Warm-upText AText BGrammarWritingiOpinion: Chinese perspectiveComprehensive exercises Background information1 We can address people1) by their given name (often a shortened form is used) e.g. Christopher — Chris, Edward — Ed, Andrew — Andy, Anthony — Tony, Richard — Rick, William — Bill, and James — Jimmie2) by a title followed by their surname e.g. Mr. Roland, Miss WebsterTitles:“Mr.” for a man“Mrs.” for a married woman“Miss” for an unmarried woman“Ms.” for any woman (single or married) Background information2 How to choose the appropriate way to address people:Formal relationship or situationTitle + surnameNeutral relationship or situationGiven name, or title + surnameInformal situation or close relationshipGiven name3) by a title on its own e.g. A patient can call his doctor either Dr. Bennett or Doctor.Titles that can be used on their own:Professor Doctor NurseRanks in the armed forces, e.g. Captain Background information3 How to spell your Chinese name in English1) Spell your family name as one word and your given name as one word, no matter whether your family name or given name consists of one Chinese character or two. e.g. 姚明：Yao Ming 张艺谋：Zhang Yimou 司马光：Sima Guang 欧阳紫薇：Ouyang Ziwei Background information2) In conversation, it’s advisable to tell a new friend your family name or given name after introducing your full name. e.g. My name is Wang Jiajia. Wang is my family name. or My name is Wang Jiajia. Jiajia is my given name.3) In writing, you may spell a Chinese name in its original order but capitalize all letters in the family name. e.g. On the name card of a person called 王佳佳, the name could be spelled as WANG Jiajia. AChinese names usually have meanings. Read what some people say about their names.My name is Wang Hanqi. Wang (王) is my family name. It’s the second most popular family name in China; the first one is Li (李). Han