Unit 2 Word Power课件 牛津版必修3.pptVIP

1 6 2 7 5 8 3 9 4 A map of the world Switzerland Italy Germany France Use the following diagram Country Official language(s) Australia English Bengal Bengali Canada English, French Chinese Chinese Egypt Arabic France French Germany German India English,Hindi Ireland English,Irish Italy Italian Mexico Spanish New Zealand English,Maori Portugal Portuguese Russia Russian Saudi Arabia Arabic Singapore English,Chinese,Malay,Tamil Spain Spanish Switzerland French,German, Italian Uk English USA English  flag country Official language Egypt Arabic France French Mexico Spanish Canada English,French Germany German Ireland Irish,English Uk English Russia Russian Country Official language(s) People Capital Australia English Australian Canberra Greece Greek Greek Athens Spain Spanish Spanish Madrid Egypt Arabic Egyptian Cairo Russia Russian Russian Moscow France French French Paris Mexico Spanish Mexican Mexico City Japan Japanese Japanese Tokyo Italy Italian Italian Rome Formal and informal English Word power Formal English Informal English common in where to find daily conversations speaking writing in both written and spoken English To judge which is the better expression: 1. (To a professor you first meet) □----- Hi, Bob. Fancy meeting you here. □----- Good morning ,Mr. Mosley. How are you? ( Too familiar and informal. ) 2.(To a close friend) □ ----- Mr. Wells, would you be kind enough to pass me the salt? □----- Could you possibly pass me the salt? □----- Pass me the salt, Jack. Read the following sentence and find which part you think is informal. I am sorry to say that a lot of your answers to those questions in your homework are not precise, so you must think about them. The boy was taken to hospital immediately. In addition, the beautiful view of the park is spoiled. I believe that there are a large number of actions you should take to solve this problem. For example, you should purchase additional li