语篇分析与外语教学研修班 五班展示课.pptVIP

Outline Text Lexical Cohesion (repetition, hyponym) Grammatical cohesion (reference, ellipsis, conjunction) We talk about water all the time. We say our mouths water, and we don’t want to get into hot water and blood is thicker than water, and you can’t mix oil and water. It’s not all talk- we’re even made of water. But what do you really know about your tap water? Do you know where it comes from? Or what’s in it? Chances are, you don’t. [ellipsis] But now you can. [ellipsis] Your water suppliers will soon be sending you a short, new report about your drinking water. Look for it. And when you get it, read it. Because this report really holds water. Learn more by calling your water supplier or EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). Coherence Coherence We talk about water all the time. We say our mouths water, and we don’t want to get into hot water and blood is thicker than water, and you can’t mix oil and water. It’s not all talk- we’re even made of water. But what do you really know about your tap water? Do you know where it comes from? Or what’s in it? Chances are, you don’t. But now you can. Your water suppliers will soon be sending you a short, new report about your drinking water. Look for it. And when you get it, read it. Because this report really holds water. Learn more by calling your water supplier or EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791). Context The EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline is a service of the Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water. It provides the general public, regulators, medical and water professionals, academia, and media, with information about drinking water and ground water programs authorized under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Context The United States enjoys one of the best supplies of drinking water in the world. Sometimes water has an unpleasant smell or taste, because of certain treatment or local conditions; nonetheless, tap water that meets EPA and state stan