《大学英语口语.ppt

Objectives: learn different expressions of asking for advice learn different expressions of giving advice know how to ask for and give advice in different situations know how to accept and reject other people’s advice appropriately Dialogue 2A: What’s the problem?B: My choice of careers.A: Choice?B: My career as a fashion designer versus(对比) my career as a mother. I’ve been wrestling with（搏斗） the question of whether I go  back to work or not. And I’m torn（苦恼）.A: Why does it have to be one or the other?B: How’s that?A: Why can’t you do both?B: Both? A: Why can’t you work at home? You’ve very talented. Designing dresses is a career you could establish out of your home, couldn’t you?B: Sounds like a great way to solve the problem. I don’t know why I didn’t think of it. It seems so simple now.A: I think that really answers your questions. You can do it. Do your designs at home.B: Thank you so much for your suggestions. I  don’t know what I would do without you. Reference: 舞会 dancing party 化妆舞会 masquerade 恰恰舞 Cha-Cha 华尔兹 Waltz 探戈 Tango 狐步 Fox Trot 伦巴 Rumba 桑巴 Samba 快步 Quick step Summary: After discussion, we find that social taboos are closely related to social manners, both in China and in English speaking countries. For example, while eating, Chinese people should never put their chopsticks upright in their rice bowl; they ought not hit the bowl with their chopsticks and so on. In English speaking countries, people should never get drunk at a formal party. But there are great differences between cultures. Some taboos in one culture are not at all a problem in another culture. For example, wearing a green cap or hat is a taboo in China, but people do wear that color on their head in many other cultures… * * Unit 8 Sound Advice Evaluation only. Created with Aspose.Slides for .NET 3.5 Client Profile 5.2.0.0. Copyright 2004-2011 Aspose Pty Ltd. contents In this unit, we are going to follow these steps to