新编英语教程1第三版练习册答案

新编英语教程1第三版练习册答案【篇一：新编英语教程第三版1写作答案】

txt>unit 1 p9

iii. notes must be precise and to the point; the style is casual. in notes of introduction, the following are usually included:

1. the name of the person to be introduced

2. his/her identity

3. the purpose of the introduction

4. appreciation

1 june, 20__

dear mr. sullivan,

this is to introduce mr. hu ming. he is a linguistics student at our university. mr. hu is looking for a teaching assistant’s post. any assistance rendered him would be highly appreciated. thank you.

sincerely yours, geoffrey jackson

unit 2 p 19

iii. a note of invitation should state precisely:

1. what invitation it is

2. the time and the place

3. the pleasure of seeing the addressee on that occasion

4. a reply is expected. (in some, this is not mentioned.) 20 october, 20__ dear meili,

we are going to have a music appreciation evening in our classroom this coming saturday. the time is 7:30 pm. symphony no. 9 by beethoven will be on the programme. we would like to have you join us, as we know you are one of the classical music lovers. drop me a line if you are interested. hoping to see you on saturday.

yours,

wang fang

unit 3 p31

iii. a note accepting an invitation usually includes:

1. appreciation of being invited

2. his/her certainty of having a good time

3. his/her assurance of being punctual/ /his/her apology for having to be late (optional)

4. his/her offer of help (optional)

5. his/her looking forward to the occasion

16 march, 20__

dear rebecca,

thank you for asking me to come to your house-warming party.

i have long heard that you’ve moved to the suburbs, away from all kinds of conveniences. i’m a little surprised that you seem quite happy with your new house. i’d be only too glad to come and see f or myself. you can count on me to be punctual. you’re quite a green hand at housekeeping, as is known to all. do you want me to come earlier to help? looking forward to seeing you.love,

kate

unit 4 p41

iii. a note declining an invitation usually includes: 1. appreciation for being invited 2. reason for not being able to attend 3. regret for missing such an occasion

4. extending felicitation, etc., should the occasion require

14 april, 20__

dear rebecca,

thank you for inviting me to your 20th birthday party. but, alas, i must stay away from this gala occasion, which, to me, is very painful. you see, i’ve been down with the flu for some time now. and i was told that i wouldn’t be able to recover soon. i can’t pass on the virus to you all. it really breaks my heart to miss this great party! all the same, my heartiest congratulations! yours,

kate

unit 5 p53

iii. in writing a note of thanks, besides expressing our gratitude, we also show our pleasure at the gift itself, for example, we may say that it is exquisite or it is just what we want, etc. we may also show our appreciation of the senders considerateness or his/her cleverness at picking out the right thing, etc.

26 december, 20__

dear aunt mabel,

thank you for your wonderful gift! how could you possibly have known? i did need a

more sophisticated recorder. the old one that i have has seen me mature from a lanky school boy to a college student. indeed, it has more than served its purpose. remember? it was also a present from you. again a million thanks!

your loving nephew,