外研选修6山东临朐第二中学Book6Module1Period5课件.ppt

Reading and Writing;E-mail (electronic mail) is the exchange of computer-stored messages by telecommunication. (Some publications spell it email; we prefer the currently more established spelling of e-mail.) ;Here are ten tips for writing effective emails. 1. Write a meaningful subject line. 2. Keep the message focused and readable. 3. Avoid attachments. 4. Identify yourself clearly. 5. Be kind -- dont flame. 6. Proofread. 7. Dont assume privacy. 8. Distinguish between formal and informal situations. 9. Respond Promptly. 10. Show Respect and Restraint. ;Writing a reply;The only problem is that some of the Chinese are not so good at English. Don’t be worried about saying the wrong thing or making them feel bored. They come to your country to learn and to share. You may just ask and answer any questions you like. ;You may do some preparation by watching CCTV news so that you know what you can talk about with the Chinese people that you meet. I am sure they would be kind enough to answer your questions.;Here in China, there are no questions that you couldn’t really ask people that you dont know. Chinese teenagers like talking about many things, such as sport, music and films. They even find politics and the weather interesting. Looking forward to meet you face to face here in China.;Reading and Vocabulary;saleswoman firm fax outspoken human being motto put one’s foot in one’s mouth shortcoming absence;as a consequence systematic coincidence customer mature awkward tease typist contradict;pregnant apology cautious acquaintance messy divorce cheer sb. up fool;clerk haircut anyhow modest brunch anniversary hostess interrupt;Warm up;Fast Reading;4 How did the typist contradict Esther? She said she wasn’t pregnant. 5 What was wrong about Esther’s advice to the salesman? Her advice was very insensitive as she told him that his wife was a fool and that no one liked her.;6 What did Esther think of the clerk’s haircut? She wanted to know how much it cost. 7 Why di