Unit 1 Greeting crads and notes 课件.ppt

1、Unit 1 Greeting cards and notes,Before you read,1 Who do you usually give greeting cards to? How often do you give cards to others and for what reasons? 2 Do you ever receive greeting cards? Who are they from?,Reading-Greeting cards,new words:,Bon voyage 一路平安 talented 有天才的 darling 亲爱的 comprehension

2、理解 heading 标题 occasion 场合；特殊事件 sign 签名 imperative 祈使的,Reading-Greeting cards,Youre a talented person with a lot to offer. I am sure your new job will be a huge success. Best wishes from Mrs Bell,Congratulations!,Wishing you every success in your exams. Well be thinking of you. All our love, Grannny

3、& Grandpa,Good Luck!,1,2,Hoping that your trip brings good times and new adventures. All the best, Miaofang,Bon voyage!,Reading-Greeting cards,People like you make the world brighter with the special things you do. Love from Guoxiong,Thank you!,3,4,Hoping that good health will soon be yours. With ve

4、ry best wishes from everyone at Better Books.,Lifes not the same without you. Hurry back. Love, Paula,Get will soon!,I miss you!,Reading-Greeting cards,5,6,checking your comprehension,Match the name to the relationship of the person receiving the card. a Mrs Bell girlfriend b Granny and Grandpa frie

5、nd c Miaofang work friends d Guoxiong teacher e Everyone at Better Books grandparents f Paula best friend,Studying the organization,1 There are many different cards for many different occasions. However, most follow the same organization. 2 Most cards have a picture and a few words showing the purpo

6、se of the card on the front. 3 The inside right-hand page often has a short message.,Study the cards on page 1 and then write letters in the boxes on the card to show where each part of the card goes.,a The name of the person you are sending the card to. b Your own name. c A short personal message.

7、d Long message. e The card-makers printed message.,a,d,b,e,c,Studying the language,1 Many people make a greeting card more personal by writing a short message under the card-makers message. 2 Messages in greeting cards often express wishes or hopes for the person they are given to. A more formal way

8、 to express a wish or hope is to start the sentence with May.,Reading-Notes,Reading-Notes,new words:,drycleaners 干洗店 untidy 不整洁的 portfolio 档案夹 folder 文件夹,checking your comprehension,Read the notes and choose the best answer. a Who left home the latest? A. Mrs Brown B. Mr Brown C. Tina,b Who came hom

9、e in the afternoon first? A. Mrs Brown B. Mike C. Liz c Who came home last? A. Mr Brown B. Tina C. Mike,d Who do you think is the untidiest child in the house? A. Mike B. Liz C. Tina e Who is the youngest child? A. Mike B. Liz C. Tina f Who is the oldest child? A. Mike B. Liz C. Tina,Studying the or

10、ganization,People usually write notes to: - remind someone of something - ask someone to do something - tell someone something,Writing,Greeting cards Make at least two greeting cards each for a different occasion. Write a few words on the front cover to show what occasion the card is for. On the ins

11、ide right-hand page, write who the card is to and a short, personal message to him/her.,Writing,Notes Write notes for at least two of the situations below. Remember to put a time on each note and sigh it. 1 Mr Green phoned to speak to Helen but she wasnt there. Mr Green asked you to tell Helen that he wasnt going to the tennis club in the aft