英语应用文写作L2.pptVIP

Unit 8 Invitation Lesson 1 Are you free this afternoon? III Teaching Procedure Step2 Presentation Case1 Questions for discussion: Case1：Key words and expressions Step3 Practice Case 2 : Questions for discussion Case2：Key words and expressions Note General Greetings General Glosings: Step3 Practice IIIdentify what is missing in the following letters. Then write 1-2 sentences to complete the letter. Letter 2 III. Write a thank-you letter to your roommate for taking care of you when you had a bad cold last week.  IV Mini-Projects IV Mini-Projects 答案 Case 2 Questions for discussion: Task3 Practice * Lesson2 Thank-You Letters Module One Social?Etiquette?Writing I.Teaching Objectives In this section you will learn: 1. What needs to be included in a thank-you letter. 2. Appropriate greetings and closing for thank-you letters. 3. How and when to write formal and informal thank-you letters. II. Teaching Tips 1.Formal and informal greetings in thank-you letters are the same as invitation letters. 2.Be sure to show genuine gratitude in your letter. It will make the person who gave you something happy and want to do it again. Step1 Warm up It is polite to thank someone when they give you something or do something for you. Informal thank-you letters are often written by hand. Formal thank-you letters should be typed. Most thank-you letters include the following parts: 1. Statement of gratitude ; 2. How was what they gave/did for you helpful; 3. Mention the time you last saw them; 4. Another statement of gratitude to end the letter. It is important in thank-you letters to sound truly thankful. Make sure your letter doesn’t have the tone that you are writing the letter because it is what you have to do but because you are really thankful and want to write the letter. Case 1 Dear Mr. Rogers: It is my great pleasure to show my hearty thanks to you for your hospitality to me during my trip in London. Originally I only wanted to call on you and gave my fathe