advE 2-4 _Inaugural_Address final 新版张汉熙高级英语第二册第二课ppt培训资料.ppt

English Speech Speech must by informative appealing entertaining Basic organization: introduction the main body conclusion How to deliver a speech? Show good manners (clothes, posture etc) “natural” Don’t deliberately beat about the bush拐弯抹角 “I don’t know how to speak”. “Being asked so abruptly to speak. I feel very nervous. I don’t have any preparations.” How to deliver a speech? Don’t scratch your head. Don’t stick your tongue out. How to deliver a speech? 4. All speeches may be started by “Ladies and Gentlemen:” if on a rather formal occasion , you should first say “Mr. Chairman” and then “ Ladies and Gentlemen:” 15. belabor If you say that someone belabours the point, you mean that they keep on talking about it, perhaps in an annoying or boring or laborious way. I wont belabour the point, for this is a familiar story. Antithesis. “Explore” and “unite” are balanced against “belabor” and “divide”. Let us try to find out where we agree and where we can cooperate and work together instead of wasting our time squabbling over things we disagree on. 16.1 formulate If you formulate something such as a plan or proposal, you invent it, thinking about the details carefully. Little by little, he formulated his plan for escape. Both sides have the need to formulate a policy that will promote rather than hinder peace. = devise Repetition of “absolute” and “nations”. 17.1 invoke to call forth, to bring into action or existence 17.2 explore the stars space programs 17.3 conquer the deserts reclamation of wasteland and deserts; to make deserts no longer deserted 17.4 tap the ocean depths tap: to draw upon or make use of the wealth that lies deep in the oceans e.g. mining the ocean beds for valuable metals, etc. 18.1 heed pay attention to She didnt heed my warnings. But what if the government takes no heed? Let both sides unite to heed…: a biblical quotation in keeping with