初级商务英语听说学生用书课件何芳 吴立高ISBN 9787566306340 PPTunit 14 Sightseeing and Gifts.pptVIP

Unit 14 Sightseeing and Gifts In this unit we will talk about recommending sightseeing for your business clients’ weekend during his/her business trip plans to do some sightseeing during business trips selecting suitable gifts for clients and colleagues some gift-giving culture Starting-up Sightseeing Gifts 1Startingup A business client is coming to your city for the first time and he / she plans to do some sightseeing and gift shopping. Can you give your client some advice? Discuss in groups with the clues below and compare your ideas with others. 2 Sightseeing Business is business, yet after all, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. So it’s wise of you to make room for some leisure activities during or after business dealings: stretch out your arms, breathe some fresh air and enjoy fantastic sceneries... with that, you will feel good again and probably could come up with some genius ideas when returning to work. 2.1 Carl Miller is going to a conference in London next month. A Listen to him talking to a colleague about his plans for the weekend. Check (√) the things they have talked about. B Work in groups. Make a list of things that you can tell a visitor about London with the clues below. 2.2Sarah Smith is calling Andrew Zhao to discuss her trip. A Listen to the dialogue and check (√) the things that are mentioned and going to be done. 1) confirm the arrangements □ 2） call a taxi □ 3） pick up Sarah at the airport □ 4） reserve a hotel □ 5） get tickets for an exhibition □ 6） book a table □ B Listen again and fill in the blanks. C Work in pairs and role-play this dialogue and pay attention to what you’ve filled in. 2.3 John is just back from his business trip in San Francisco. Now he is telling Susan about it. Listen and decide whether the following statements are true or false by putting a tick (√) in the correct box. 2.4 Mr. Ebert, a client of Mr. Bank,