牛津译林版高中英语必修2Unit 2“Wish you were here”（Task）课件.pptVIP

1. We often ask others questions to get more information. The key questions words in English are: what, where, when, who, why and how. My parents are going to Germany by plane this summer. They will buy a large, strong, light backpack to carry their supplies of food and water. 2. When forming questions, remember to change the order of the subjects and verb. 3. We use auxiliary verbs such as be and do with question words to form questions. Skills building 3: writing an e-mail If we go, we’ll have an active holiday climbing Mount Tai. Mum can explore famous lakes and springs in Ji’nan. We can also visit Qufu, where Confucius was buried. I think you and Mum would like this. We can travel in May, between the 1st and the 7th. The trip lasts 4 days and 3 nights. It costs only 1,300 yuan per person, so Mum will be pleased with that. I think this trip sounds very exciting and it sounds just like what you and Mum want. Let me know if I should book it. Bye for now. Love (name) 3. Places to visit: _______________________________ _______________________________ 4. Dates: _______________________________ Where do you want to go and what do you want to see? When do you want to go travelling? 5. Length of time ________________________________ ________________________________ How long do you want to spend on your holiday? Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the questions about holiday destination. Try to get as many details as possible, places to visit, time, cost and so on. Here are tips on how to write an e-mail: 1. You must type in the receiver’s e-mail address and the subject. 2. Greet the person by first name or whatever you usually call him/her. 3. Start your e-mail with a friendly greeting, such as How are you? / How are you doing? 4. Type your first name at the end. 5. Use contraction if you want. e.g. I’m fine. / ASAP. Ways of ending an informal e-mail: All the best Best regards Lots of