Unit 4 Developing ideas Writing外研版高中英语选择性必修第四册.pptx

Developing ideas—writing Unit 4 Everyday economics 目录 contents Pre-writing Language points While-writing Homework Post-writing Pre-writing I Pre-writing Read the posts from an online forum. Complete the table with the corresponding information. Non-cash payment is the best way to go. I pay for everything with my smartphone. It only takes a blink of the eye — just scan the barcode and click! And I never have to carry lots of heavy coins or dirty notes, or worry about losing my wallet — for the fourth time! Speaking of “dirty”, do you know that there are more germs on a coin than on a toilet seat?! Frank 20/10/18 Pre-writing It might not be safe as you think, as computers and phones can be stolen or hacked easily. I also worry about over-consumption. If I have $20 in my purse, I can only spend up to that amount. But with electronic payments, I can spend again and again, just as long as my bank account has money in it! And what if you’re in a place without Internet access or your phone battery dies? Betty 23/10/18 Read the posts from an online forum. Complete the table with the corresponding information. Pre-writing I agree that there are problems in electronic payments. Despite their convenience, people who don’t know how to use electronic payments might feel excluded, especially the elderly. Perhaps we could talk about using money less often, rather than replacing it for good? Yang 24/10/18 Read the posts from an online forum. Complete the table with the corresponding information. Pre-writing No cash is involved when people are making their payments. People make their payments with cards, mobile phones and other electronic devices. Convenient and fast. Do not need to carry lots of heavy coins or dirty notes. No more worries about losing wallets. Pre-writing Not safe enough and may lead to over-consumption. Some forms of electronic payments are restricted to the Internet. Potential inconvenience exists if the phone battery dies. Some forms are unfriendly to t