《英语学习》Unit 4.pptVIP

Unit 4 A Defining Moment contents Part I More Information about the text Part II More skills about Practical writing Part III Practice makes perfect --- practical training Part I Defining moment Discussion defining moment Helen Keller’s defining moment: the day Ann Sullivan came to her . Liuxiang’s defining moment: During his childhood, this world-famous athlete once quit the training school as his parents thought he would not go far in the sports world. His defining moment is the day when his coach took him back to the training school. The defining moment air crash the earthquake unfaithful friends Trapping in a flood Being on fire discussion: how to react in the defining moment Ask for help Overcome the difficulties Draw a lesson from the event Give up Find the cause Ignore the situation Part II Guide to Commercial Invoice Attention Commercial Invoice 1. Shipper/Exporter:Provide contact name, company name, and full address. 2. Country of Manufacture:The country in which each of the commodities in your shipment was originally manufactured or produced. 3. Importer:If the shipment will be handled by an importer who is not the recipient, add the full name and address here. 4. Add the FedEx International Air Waybill number, our main reference for your shipment. 5. Your description of each commodity must include: Full description Harmonized code (where possible) Reason for export/intended use Any part or serial numbers Country of manufacture 6. Before you sign the DeclarationEnsure that all the information is consistent with the Air Waybill or your shipment could be delayed in customs. Certain commodities may need extra documentation or export licenses. FedEx requires one original commercial invoice with three copies, all individually signed. We also recommend that you put a copy inside one package. attention Something of the details which may be mentioned on an order are: Documents: all document required (bill