Unit 1 Hello

1、Unit 1 Hello nLead in:nWhen you meet someone you know, it is always polite to say hello to him. nWhen you are with friends or acquaintances together, it is also necessary to introduce them to each other. nWhen you are with someone you dont know, then you should try to be an ice-breaker to start a co

2、nversation. nIn this unit we are going to practice these language functions and learn how to do them in a proper way.Setting GoalsnPractice how to say hello to others nPractice how to make introductions to each othernPractice how to start a conversationTom BrewsterMarketing DirectorFirst name Given

3、name Christian nameFamily nameSurnameLast nameJ.G. CutlerTAX INSPECTORMy real name is Thomas,But please call me TomDouglas R. Baxendale JrCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERinitialIm from the US. The “R” stands for Robert- thats my middle name. my dad is also called Douglas R. Baxendale, so he puts Sr( senior)

4、after his name, and I put Jr( junior). This is unusaual in the UK.initialThey stand for John Gregory,If you really want to knownamesJob titleAddress people in EnglishBy first name - Its informal and friendly used in less formal setting, usually between employer and employee or colleague.By title + s

5、urname - Its formal and respectful with titles being Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms. Do not use the last name only because its impolite.By general terms - Use Sir or Madam in formal way while use mack or buddy (A) or mate (B) in casual way and guys, love, darling or dear in intimate way.Mini-case analysis Languag

6、e FocusI. Greeting nHow are things?nHow are things with you?nHow is the thing going?nHow are you?nHowdy, whats up? nGood evening.nHi, hows everything?nWhat is new?nII. Introductions:n1) Two verbs: introduce, meetnMeet Sandy and Sue.nI want you to meet nId like you to meetn Let me introduce tonId lik

7、e to introduce . To n1. Mr. Smith, allow me to introduce my good friend, Wang Dawei.n2. Dr. Johnson, Id like you to meet my friend and colleague, Wang Dawei.n3. May I introduce Wang to you.n4. Allow me to introduce Wang to you.n2) “This” structuren This is n3) casual waynHi, Im nI know you?nMy name

8、isnHi, remember me?nYou are . Arent you?nNice to meet you.nThe person who has been introduced might say:n1. Hello, Ms. Jones. (with a nod)n2. (Im) glad to know you, Mr. Johnson.n3. (Im) (very) glad to meet you.n4. (Im) pleased to meet you.n5. (Its) nice to meet you.n How do you do? nSelf-introductio

9、n:n1. May I introduce myself? Im (Use your family name and given name; dont use Mr., Mrs., Miss, or Ms.)n2. Hi. My name is n3. How do you do? My name is nIII. When parting:n(Im) glad to have met you.n(It was) nice meeting you.n(I) hope well meet again some time.n(I) hope we can see each other again

10、some time.nIm glad to have met you. I hope well see each other again some time.nSee you later.nCall you later.nSo long./ take care.nWell, Ive to got to run.nI have to go now, but Ill see (call) you.nIts been good seeing you ( talking you).nTalk to you soon.nKeep in touch. IV. IcebreakersnDo you come

11、 to these games often?nIts great party, isnt it?nAre you going to on vacation or on business?nDo you know when well get to ?nI wonder how long well have to wait.nHow long have you been a fan?nDoes this bus/train stop at ?nHave you been waiting long?nDo you travel a lot?nWould you like more coffee?nA

12、re you enjoying the party?nWhats your name please?nV. Continuing the Conversation:nWhats your last name?nHow do you spell your last name?nHow old are you?nWhats your nationality?nWhats your native language?nAre you married?nWhere are you from?nAre you working here?nHow do you like this class? E.g.nE

13、xcuse me, Sir. Are you Dr. A by any chance? Im here to meet you. My names Tanaka, and I represent the Central Research Laboratory of the ABC Corporation.nOh, thank you very much for coming to meet, Mr. Tanaka.nWelcome to Japan, Mr. A. I am Hitoshi Tanaka of the Central Research Laboratory. Ive come

14、to drive you into town, May I help you with that bag? I hope youve had a pleasant flight. Please just follow me this way. We dont have far to walk. 30 Sec Self-IntroductionsnNamenTime with your company or universitynPositionnOne unusual fact about yourself that the rest of us would not knowListening

15、 1 Complete the table in your textbook when listening to the recording.Tips: If you have no good memory, please use your pen; if you cannot write quickly, please take down the question words.Key to 1 QuestionsAnswers1Moreno2How do u spell your first name?3How old are u?4I am Mexican.5Spanish6Are u m

16、arried?7Im a businesswoman Listening 2Listen and then write the number of each expression in the circle. 2022-5-324Key to 1cGreetingsQuestionsResponsesHello.How are you?GreatHi.How are things?Oh, pretty good.Howdy!Hows everything?Fine, thank you.Hey there!How have u been?Not bad.Good morning.Hows it

17、 going?Just fine.Good evening.Whats up?Not much.1164235122334455662022-5-325Learn to break the ice how to start a conversation with strangers. Write four suggestions below four situations in your textbook.2022-5-326Key to 2cQuestionsYesNoConversation No.1 234Do you need a handDo this happen all the

18、time?How do u like this class?Do u need any help?2022-5-327Listening 4Listen to these guests registering for the conference. Match the guests name to the office Name office1. Anopow Brussels2. Brown Beijing3. Hernandez New Delhi4. Singh Colombia5. Narayan Moscow6. Yin New Delhi7. Pousset New York202

19、2-5-328Lets Move on to the Video: “Your cultural Passport to International Business ”2022-5-329As you watch, please pay attention to the different way people in different countries greet and address others, for example, in Indian ,middle east, Chinese, Japanese, Java爪哇：印度尼西亞的一個島嶼, Britain 2022-5-330Cultural Passport Whole-class-work Speaking Leave your seats and move around the classroom. Fill in the table with the information you get by asking your classmates.Getting Information by Asking QuestionsStudent1Student2 Student3 Student4NameAgeAddressHometownMajorPhone No.