世纪英语 听说教程III 第五版 ppt课件听说教程3 5.ppt

After-class Activities 2 Speaking Task 12 Directions: Read the statements and judge whether they are correct or not. If you think a statement is correct, write “yes” ; otherwise, write “no”. And give your explanations. 2. Words such as “charmed” and “a pleasure” are more acceptable to respond to an introduction in formal situations than “Hello” and “Nice to meet you.” No. Formal etiquette censures words such as “charmed” and “a pleasure”, as it may appear insincere or detract from the introduction. Instead, offer a friendly” Hello” or“ John has told me so much about you.” “ How do you do?”followed by the person’s name is the customary response to a formal introduction. After-class Activities 2 Speaking Task 12 Directions: Read the statements and judge whether they are correct or not. If you think a statement is correct, write “yes” ; otherwise, write “no”. And give your explanations. 3. Sometimes we can’t turn our cell phones off in a meeting or at a presentation because the call is so important. No. The phone should be set to the vibrate mode. In an important meeting, it is advisable that you simply turn your cell phone off. After-class Activities 2 Speaking Task 12 Directions: Read the statements and judge whether they are correct or not. If you think a statement is correct, write “yes” ; otherwise, write “no”. And give your explanations. 4. After the completion of a formal dinner, place the knife across the fork across the plate with the knife blade facing outward. No. Place the knife and fork parallel to one another across the plate with the knife blade facing inward. Position the knife and fork in the direction of 10 o’clock to 4 o’clock. After-class Activities 2 Speaking Task 12 Directions: Read the statements and judge whether they are correct or not. If you think a statement is correct, write “yes” ; otherwise, write “no”. And give your explanations. 5. In job-hunting, first impressions are critical. Complex accessories are necessary to impress the inter