新编实用英语综合教程2第四版课件

On departure\ As soon as you leave, please leave the key in your room.
离开房间时请把钥匙留在房里。
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10. instruction
(n.) a statement or guidance, telling people what they should do 指示，说明
Eg. Please maintain a close contact.
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7. lounge
(n.) room in a hotel, club, etc. where people sit & relax 休息室，小客厅
Eg. In the lounge of the hotel, drinks are usually more expensive than in other places.
Eg. Follow the instructions on the packet(包装) carefully.
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11. emergency
(n.) an unexpected & difficult or dangerous situation 紧急情况
Eg. The plane made an emergency landing.
1. (v.) get in touch, reach by telephone, etc. 联 系
Eg. As soon as we find out anyt.) the act of meeting, touching, or receiving information from someone. 联系
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II. Words & Expressions

Use concise language
Avoid using complex vocabulary and sentence structures, and try to express ideas in concise and clear language so that the recipient can quickly understand.
Elements of an email system
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Email server
A dedicated computer responsible for receiving, storing, and
forwarding emails, and is a core component of the email system.
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Email client
a software interface for users to interact with email servers,
used for writing, sending, receiving, and managing emails.
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Email protocol
Reasonable layout
Properly layout the main content, such as using paragraphs, headings, lists, etc., to make the email more readable and understandable.
• Marketing and promotion: Email is also widely used in marketing and promotional activities. Enterprises can attract potential customers and promote sales by sending email advertisements, promotional information, and press releases.

are you doing anything special tomorrow evening
I’d like to invite you to come to my birthday party. Would you
Good. Will you come at 7:00
like to join us
npsarty. How would you like to join us?
William: Great. That would be
. Congratulations !
2) Inviting friends to a dinner Mary: We’d love to have you over for dinner Saturday.
to take you somewhere really special. Cindy: Oh, thanks, but ... maybe some other time. I’m very
busy tonight.
滑旱冰
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6 Unit | One
Window on Key Words
2 Work in pairs and perform the tasks by following the above mini-talks. Refer to the Data Bank in the Workbook for relevant expressions.
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3) Inviting friends to a movie Paul: What’re you doing on Saturday night?
Molly: I’m not sure. Why? Paul: Well, I was thinking of asking you to go to a movie with me this weekend.

Robert: OK. Thank you for inviting me.
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Unit | One
3) Inviting friends to a movie Paul: What’re you doing on Saturday night?
Molly: I’m not sure. Why? Paul: Well, I was thinking of asking you to go to a movie with me this weekend.
Unit | One
Invitation Etiquette
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Unit | One
Unit Goals:
What You Should Learn to Do
1. Make an oral invitation to: invite people to join daily activities invite people to formal occasions
Putting Language to Use
Speak and Complete
Speak and Translate
Speak and Communicate
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Unit | One
SECTION I Talking Face to Face
Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
William: Tomorrow evening? Nothing special. Sally: I’m inviting a few friends to my daughter’s birthday party. How would you like to join us?

Unit | One
Invitation Etiquette
1
Unit | One
Unit Goals:
What You Should Learn to Do
1. Make an oral invitation to: invite people to join daily activities invite people to formal occasions
Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
Acting out the Tasks
Studying Invitation Cards and Letters
Speak and Perform Study and Imitate
Following Sample Dialogues Imitate and Perform
Robert: OK. Thank you for inviting me.
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Back
Unit | One
3) Inviting friends to a movie Paul: What’re you doing on Saturday night?
Molly: I’m not sure. Why? Paul: Well, I was thinking of asking you to go to a movie with me this weekend.
really special. Cindy: Oh, thanks, but ... maybe some other time. I’m very busy tonight.
Window on Key Words
好极了

Putting Language to Use
Speak and Complete Speak and Translate Speak and Communicate
Unit | One
SECTION I Talking Face to Face
Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
2) Inviting friends to a dinner Mary: We’d love to have you over for dinner Saturday.
Robert: Oh, thank you. What time should I come? Mary: How about eight o’clock?
Being All Ears
Section Ⅲ
Contents
Section Ⅴ
Appreciating Culture Tips
Section Ⅳ
Maintaining a Sharp Eye
Trying Your Hand
Unit | One
Section I Talking Face to Face
really special. Cindy: Oh, thanks, but ... maybe some other time. I’m very busy tonight.
Window on Key Words
好极了
祝贺
滑旱冰
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Unit | One
Acting out the Tasks
Unit | One Invitation Etiquette
Unit | One
Unit Goals:

Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
1 Work in pairs. Look at the picture and recite the following mini-talks for a job interview.
1) Can you tell me about your education? Interviewer: Can you tell me about your education?
2 Unit | Eight
Talking Face to Face
Section Ⅰ
Section Ⅱ
Being All Ears
Section Ⅲ
Contents
Section Ⅴ
Appreciating Culture Tips
Section Ⅳ
Maintaining a Sharp Eye
independent financially. Interviewer: If we need you to travel frequently on business, would that be ok with you? Ma Li-heng: Yes, no problem. 5) What’s your view on the job? Interviewer: First of all, I’d like you to write something in English. Sun Qiang: About what? Interviewer: We’d like you to give your view on the use of computers in our business. Sun Qiang: To be frank, I don’t know much about your business, but I know a lot

Li Li: Really? What does it say?
Paul: New slang has been invented in recent years by students, especially as they
get access to the Internet and chat online.
4 Task: Discuss some slang words used in emails.
5 Task: Talk about the meaning of a new slang you’ve come across in your e-mail messages.
● Refer to the Data Bank in the Workbook for more relevant expressions.
Unit | Two
E-mail
1 Unit | Two
Unit Goals:
What You Should Learn to Do
1. Chat online 2. Us e abbreviations and slangs in communicating online 3. Write an e-mail
Li Hong: Oh, really. I remember I once ran into “TTYL” while chatting with somebody online.
Let me have a guess. Does it mean “talk to you later”?
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Mike: That’s right. You are really smart.
Mike: Chatting online.

Robert: OK. Thank you for inviting me.
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3) Inviting friends to a movie Paul: What’re you doing on Saturday night?
Molly: I’m not sure. Why? Paul: Well, I was thinking of asking you to go to a movie with me this weekend.
Molly: Oh, why not? 4) Declining an invitation to go roller-skating
Mike: Would you like to go roller-skating with me this Saturday afternoon? Sarah: Saturday afternoon? I’m afraid I won’t be able to. Mike: What about Sunday afternoon? Sarah: That would be nice. 5) Declining an invitation to go out to dinner Steve: Well, thank goodness it’s Friday, Jean. Cindy: Yes, it was a long week, Ken. Steve: Would you like to go out to dinner tonight? I’d like to take you somewhere
William: Tomorrow evening? Nothing special. Sally: I’m inviting a few friends to my daughter’s birthday party. How would you like to join us?

Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
Acting out the Tasks
Speak and Perform
Studying Business Cards Study and Imitate
Following Sample Dialogues Imitate and Perform
Jasmine: True. I spent almost all my spare time surfing the Internet. I’m absolutely a
mouse potato. It’s so exciting.
4) Talking about the experience of going online
Diana: You really go online a lot, don’t you? Every time I see you, you’re in the middle
of browsing the Internet.
Jason: Yeah, I really love browsing it.
Susan: Are you? Anything exciting? May: I don’t know the meaning of “planting strawberries”.
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Susan: Oh, it comes from the Taiwan campus, meaning “lovers kissing each other”.
Diana: I am curious about this. What’s so exciting about it?
Jason: What I love about it is that it’s so relaxing. Without going anywhere at all, you get

While-Reading Task
Text A My Advice to Students:
Get a Sound, Broad Education 1 Hundreds of students send me e-mail each year asking for advice about education. They want to know what to study, or whether it's OK to drop out of college since that's what I did. 2 A smaller number of parents send messages, often poignant, seeking guidance for their son or daughter.
Text-Related Information
Gates is one of the best-known entrepreneurs of the personal computer revolution. Although he is admired by many, a number of industry insiders criticize his business tactics, which they consider anti-competitive, an opinion which has in some cases been upheld by the courts .In the later stages of his career, Gates has pursued a number of philanthropic endeavors, donating large amounts of money to various charitable organizations and scientific research programs through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, established in 2000.

William: Great. That would be super. Congratulations!
2) Inviting friends to a dinner Mary: We’d love to have you over for dinner Saturday.
Robert: Oh, thank you. What time should I come? Mary: How about eight o’clock?
Following Sample Dialogues Imitate and Perform
Putting Language to Use
Speak and Complete Speak and Translate Speak and Communicate
Unit | One
SECTION I Talking Face to Face
Unit | One
Section I Talking Face to Face
Imitating Mini-talks
Speak and Recite
Acting out the Tasks
Studying Invitation Cards and Letters
Speak and Perform Study and Imitate
it some other time if it is convenient. Chang: What about Saturday? But I need to alert you that the coach will leave
quite early at 7 o’clock. Smith: I’ll ask Mr. Johnson if he has any plans, but I think it’ll be all right.