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Skills building1:recognizing what is important When you are asked to do something, it is important to understand the most important part of the task. The words used for ask for information help you recognize what is most important and what is least important. Step 1 Answering questions Part A most important: 1, 2, 3 rather important: 5, 6, 7 least important: 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Part B Listen to a radio talk show about crosstalk in order to answer Bill’s questions. Use the information you hear to correct the notes below. Part B Do you know them? Part C Read the magazine article and underline any information that will help you answer the rest of Bill’s questions Famous crosstalk master gives lessons to foreigners Skills building2 Asking questions When you ask questions, you must remember to use the correct words. You should also change the forms of your questions. Try not to ask several questions in a row with exactly the same words. This will help keep the dialogue interesting. Do you know…? Can you name…? Who is…? When did…? Please tell me…? Please list…? Skills building 3 Answering questions in an e-mail People often send an e-mail to answer questions form friends, family members and others. when you answer questions in an e-mail, it is important to remind the person you are writing to of the questions you are answering. If you only write down your answers, the person receiving the e-mail may not know what questions goes with each answer. There are several ways to avoid this problem. Make a list You wanted to know… informal Since you asked about… informal I know you need/want/would like information about…. informal You asked me about… informal Regarding your question about… formal In answer to your question about.. formal Step 3 Writing an e-mail ‘Thanks’，‘Best’, ‘Cheers’, 不需要用一般信函中的‘Sincerely yours’或‘Best regards’。称呼和正文之间, 段落之间, 正文和信尾客套话之间一般空一行, 开头无须空格。 Thank you * * most important rather important least important Skills