研究生英语高级视听说教程.pptVIP

* * Unit One Can We Make Friends? Part A—Michael’s Lecture Task One: Sit in on Michael’s Lecture on casual chatting and complete the following statements. 1. Friendships usually begin with a proper _______________. 2. Most students don’t always understand _______________ to say “Hello. How are you?” 3. First, there must be a good ___________ to talk. 4. If somebody appears very busy, the best policy is, _____________________________. 5. If they aren’t in a hurry, you can begin with _________________ and a smile. Part A—Michael’s Lecture Task One: Sit in on Michael’s Lecture on casual chatting and complete the following statements. 6. If they smile back, you can start with a simple, “___.” 7. Next, ask them _____________________. 8. After your conversation begins naturally, you can begin formal _____________. 9. Don’t directly ask, “_______________” It’s better to start with, “I’m William…” or “My name is Jane.” 10. If they feel comfortable with continuing the friendship, they’ll offer their ____________. Part A—Michael’s Lecture Task One: Sit in on Michael’s Lecture on casual chatting and complete the following statements. 1. Friendships usually begin with a proper ___________. 2. Most students don’t always understand _______________ to say “Hello. How are you?” 3. First, there must be a good _______ to talk. 4. If somebody appears very busy, the best policy is, ________________. 5. If they aren’t in a hurry, you can begin with ____________ and a smile. introduction how and when reason don’t bother them eye contact Part A—Michael’s Lecture Task One: Sit in on Michael’s Lecture on casual chatting and complete the following statements. 6. If they smile back, you can start with a simple, “___.” 7. Next, ask them ___________________. 8. After your conversation begins naturally, you can begin formal _____________. 9. Don’t directly ask, “_____________________” It’s better to start with, “I’m William…” or “My name is Jane.” 10. If they feel comfortable wit