《新编实用英语教程一》Unit1 Talking.pptVIP

Talking Face to Face Business Cards and Passport Following the samples Act Out Put in Use Business Cards Small card printed with someone’s name and details of his job and company Useful Expressions Samples Greetings Introduction Responses to Greetings Taking leave How do you do? How are you? How are you doing? How is it going? How are things going? How are things with you? How is everything with you? How have you been lately? How is your business? What are you up these days? What’s happening with you these days? Are you feeling better now? I hope all goes well with you? How about you? / What about you? How are you getting along? Fine, thanks. / Just fine, thank you. Good / Pretty good / Great. Not too bad. Not much. Nothing much. Not too much. Same old stuff. Just so-so. Just as usual. Much better, thank you. Could be better, but not too bad. Well, not too good yet. How do you do? Quite well. And you? Nothing particular. Nice to meet you. Very happy to see you. Excuse me, are you Mr. Smith? May I introduce you to Mr. Davis? Do you know Mr. Blake? Have you met Judy? What’s your family / first name? What do you do? May I know your name? What position do you hold? What kind of job do you have? Allow me to introduce myself. Let me introduce myself. My name is Charles. This is our new friend, Miss Brown. I’d like you to meet my brother, Bill. I’d like to introduce Mr. Gao to you. Let me introduce you to her. I’ve heard so much about you. I know you very well by reputation. I believe we’ve met before. I don’t believe we’ve met. I don’t think you have met our manager, Mr. Gao. I think we’ve met somewhere. Goodbye. Have a nice trip. Well, I must be off now. Well, see you around. Goodbye. It’s been nice meeting you. Bye, and thank you very much for coming. Thank you very much for everything. Bye for now. We’ll have to get together again sometime. Keep in touch. Don’t forget to drop me a line. Bye. Take care of you. I have enjoyed talking to you. I’ll be seeing you! G