[英语学习]应用文写作1-Cards.ppt

Practical English Writings实用应用文写作 Part One Introduction Content of the course Part I Introduction ( 2 periods) Part II Cards Part III Notes Part IV Notices Part V Posters and Ads Part VI Letters Part VII Curriculum Vitae Part VIII TEM 4 Writing In the classroom, we will do… Lecturing and discussing; Asking and answering; Exercises; and Assignments Cards Greetings, good wishes, congratulations and condolences are words conveying different messages for different occasions usually written on cards They include name cards, greeting cards, invitation cards, postcards, cards with accompanying gifts, ID cards, employee’s cards, student’s ID cards, and so on. 1 Invitation Cards A formal invitation includes the following in addition to the name of the person who sends it: The occasion or matter concerned; The name of the person to whom the invitations is sent; Usually both the receiver and sender should be written in third person--note that in some occasions, you is used instead; R.S.V.P., an abbreviation for the four French words which means Please Reply are written in the lower right or left-hand corner of the invitation , and The telephone number, at which the person invited is asked to call to give a reply. The words Regrets Only mean that a telephone call is expected only when the person invited cannot make it. Sample 1 Invitation to a Reception Invitation Card On the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of P.R.C. requests the honor of your presence at a reception to be held on Saturday, the 29th Sept., 2009, from 7:00-8:00. Sample 2 Invitation to an Evening Party E R* The Lord Chamberlain is commanded by Her Majesty to invite Mr. Mrs. Foster to an evening party in the Garden of Buckingham Palace from 8 to 10 o’clock p.m. on Saturday the 16th June 2008 Morning Dress or Uniform or Lounge Suit* *ER 是Elizabeth Regina的缩写，英国女王用作公告等的签署。 请穿普通礼服，军服或制服。如果没有特殊要求，要说No Dress Sample 3 Invita