新人教版九年级英语第三单元阅读课_教学课件.pptVIP

* Useful expressions My name is … and I’m from … I’ll be coming to your school for … I’d like to know about … I would like to thank you for … I’m looking forward to your reply. Dear Sir / Madam, My name is Li Jie and I’m from Beijing, China. I’ll be coming to your school for a short study vacation this year. I’d like to know more about your school and the course I can take. First, I would like to find out exactly how long the course is and when it will begin. I wonder if you could send me the course outline and some information about the course fees. Could you please also give me some information about student housing and transport to your school? In addition , it would be interesting for me to know about the activities that students can take part in and the places where they can hang out and have their meals after school. I would like to thank you for your help and I’m looking forward to your reply. Yours faithfully, Li Jie Translate the phrases. make polite requests ask for help sound less polite a direct question such as e-mail address communicate with sb. Pardon me. an underground parking lot 提出客气的请求 求助；寻求帮助 听起来不太礼貌 直接的问题 例如；比如 电子邮件地址 和某人交流 对不起 地下停车场 1. Both are correct, but the first one sounds less polite. * less + adj. / adv. “不那么，稍许不” * less + than + 比较的对象 adj. 比较对象 表达感谢 “谢谢” Thank you for your help. Thanks a lot. It’s very nice of you. I appreciate it. “不用谢，别客气” (I’m) Glad that I could help. Don’t mention it. My pleasure. It was nothing. 拓展 4. The expressions they use might depend on whom they are speaking to or how well they know each other. 他们使用的表情很可能取决于说话的对象以及亲密程度。 ① dis-表示“不;非；相反”，如： like喜欢 — dislike 不喜欢； agree 同意—disagree 不同意。 ② in-(im-，ir-)表示“不；非”，如： expensive 昂贵的— inexpensive便宜的； polite礼貌的— impolite不礼貌的; regular有规律的— irregular无规律的。 ③un-表示“不，非”，如： able有能力的 — unable无能力的； like像—unlike不像； crowded拥挤的 — uncrowded不拥挤的； 陈述句中如果有带否定前缀或后缀的单词， 整个句子仍被视为肯定句，反意疑问部分用否定形式。 ?She i