book与1-unit1 新视角高职高专英语.ppt

Unit 1 Stepping into College;Exchanging business cards It’s your first time at the English corner in the college. You plan to make a business card. Exchange your business card with your deskmate. You should introduce yourself according to the card and start a short conversation about college life with each other. ;;Contents;What is the common way for Chinese people to greet others? Have you had your lunch/dinner? Where are you going ? What did you do last night? To say good-bye Please walk slowly.;Greetings Around the World 不同国家的问候方式 Some people shake hands, some kiss and hug. Others just say hello. These greetings are common in the U.S., but how do people in other countries greet each other? In most of Europe, a handshake will do. Look at the following pictures, how do they greet each other? 有些人握手，有些人亲吻和拥抱，其他人只说“你好”。这些问候方式在美国很常见，但是其他国家的人如何互相问候呢？在欧洲???多数国家，握手就可以了。看看下列图片，他们是如何问候的？; ; ;Shaking Hands 握手礼; Americans often greet each other simply with “Hello” or “Hi”. They believe such an informal greeting often implies a close and friendly relationship. To Americans, a friendly and informal relationship is the most (1) thing. A (2) introduction will leave a good first impression upon others. However, American introductions are usually rather simple. In the United States, most people don’t like using Mr., Mrs. or Miss in introductions. They find these terms too formal. They (3) first names to formal titles in most cases. For example, a gentleman may say, “Glad to meet you. I’m Miller. But call me Paul.” When you first get to know an American, he may ask you, “Where do you work?” “Are you (4) ?” or “Do you have children?” Such questions may be too personal to Europeans. But Americans do sometimes ask such questions, and furthermore, they expect you to (5) . In this way they can get better acquainted with you and