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PAGE PAGE 4 Unit 1 INVITATIONS Passage 1 Are You Really Being Invited? Teacher Fu Hongcai Attendants students in class 06G411,06G412,06G413 Date on Thu. Mar. 8th 2007, 1st week Place Multimediam Room No. 6-7 Duration of time 90 minutes Objectives Upon the completion of the lesson, the students shall be able to Grasp the usages of the following words, phrases and sentence patterns (commit, invent, approriate, present, instance, decline, drop, casual, explicit, assume, turn out to, in a position to, in…terms, more of …than, sound like…but in fact are not) Grasp the way of declining invitations, and the explicit way of inviting others Talk briefly about the topic of invitation Key points the usages of the words, phrases and sentence patterns the topic of invitation Teaching procedure Warm up question Did you ever invite your friends for dinner? Where do you entertain your guests? What would you do when you receive an invitation which you don’t know what is for ? When you and your friends eat out at an restaurant who will pay the bill? Presentation of the text on the basis of on-going communication with students, explaining key language points key language points 1) commit v. entrust, hand over, make oneself responsible 使承担（保证），使作出保证；把…交托给 eg. I think I can come tonight but I won’t commit myself till I know for sure. ? If you want to be an actor you have to really commit yourself to it. ? 2) invent v. discover and create something new 发明，设计，编造 eg. The first safety razor was invented by the company founder King C. Gillette in 1903. ?I didnt invent the story . Everything I told you is true. 3) appropriate a. proper, suitable 合适的，恰当的 eg. I didn’t think his comments were very appropriate at the time. ? I’ve been invited to her wedding but I haven’t got anything appropriate to wear. ? 4) present v. to be the cause of 造成, 引起: eg. He is clever with computers; they present no problems to him. His sudden resignation presents us w