大学旅游英语第一单元课文.ppt

Text A Why People Travel? I. Oral Practice II. Pre-reading Questions of Text A III. Text A New words Useful expressions IV. Exercises 1. Go over each of the following sentences carefully and select the answer that is closest in meaning to the underlined word. 2. Fill in each blank with one word in the box you think best fit. V. Chinese version of Text A VI. Notes 1. Passport, Please! A: Excuse me. B: Yes? A: Your passport, please! B: Just wait a moment. Let me see. Its in the briefcase. Sorry to have kept you waiting. Here You are. A: Chinese? B: Yes. A: Where in China are you from? B: Shanghai. A: There sure are a lot of people from China visiting right now. B: Im not surprised. Thanks to the successful economic reform and opening-up policy, we Chinese people are interested in going abroad for a visit now. A: How long do you plan to stay? B: About three weeks. A: All right. Heres your passport. Welcome to the United States. B: Thank you. 2. About Itinerary A: Good morning. B: Good morning. I was told that you had prepared the itinerary for our group. Could you please tell us something about that? A: My pleasure. Here is the copy of the itinerary for your group. Please read it carefully to see if there is a need for any changes. B: Today we are going to visit Yu Garden. Thats marvelous. Im sure everyone in the group will be excited to learn more about the visit. A: A visit to a community center in Shanghai has also been arranged at your request. I think you will meet many kind and friendly residents there and have a very good chance to communicate with them. B: Thats good. My friend once said to me that if you wanted to know more about the local people in Shanghai, the community center was the very place for you to visit. A: Your fax also requests going to Pudong, the newly developing area in Shanghai. That will be done tomorrow afternoon. B: Thats great. I had learned a lot about Pudong when I was at home. It is