尊敬的怀特夫人.ppt

Unit Two ？ In which cases, you should say “thank you”? e.g. A Gift Card P.18 Dear Mary, The roses you sent me yesterday are right near me on the table. Some of them opened this morning. The flowers are so lovely and sweet that they make me feel much better. It was really very thoughtful of you. Thank you ever so much. Most thankfully, Joyce Lamb layout: informal letter Dear Mr. Alright, Congratulations on your being named this year’s Outstanding Manager. I once visited one of your branches and was very much impressed. I am sure you deserve this honour. And I feel so happy for you. Best wishes for even greater success to you and your company in the coming new year. Sincerely, John Black Dear Mr. Black, Thank you very much for your congratulation card. I am highly honoured by the kind words you said about me. Please accept my deep gratitude for your help and support throughout the year. I’m looking forward to our further cooperation in the future. Sincerely, Bill Alright Congratulation card P30 Put in Use: Ex1 1.Thank you 2. very helpful 3. I’m glad/happy 4. my gratitude/thanks to you 5. nothing/my pleasure 6. very grateful 7. of any help 8. kind Put in Use: Ex2 1. Hello, Anne. Thank you very much for the card. You are so considerate / thoughtful!? 2. Thanks. This is my first degree and I appreciate it very much. I owe much to your kind help. 3. You are really a big help to me, Anne. I hope I could repay you some day. Put in Use: Ex2 4. That’s very kind of you, dear. By the way, could you c