江苏省如东县实验中学牛津译林版英语九年级下册Unit2GreatPeopleStudyskills课件(共17张PPT)
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(共17张PPT)
Unit 2 Great people Study skills
Formal and informal language
Hi, honey!
Many thanks to you for the dinner yesterday.
Yummy! I should say you’re really a top cook. I
enjoyed all the food, esp. the fish soup. It’s my
favourite!
…
It is raining cats and dogs now. But I feel so
nice when thinking of your dinner. Ha-ha!
Hope to get together again!
Lots of love,
Sandy
A. To a friend.
B. To an unfamiliar person or a teacher.
Friends
Parents
Dear Mrs Green,
I am writing to show my sincere thanks for
your hospitality during my stay at your school
this April. I really appreciate your help,
especially your encouragement with my work. I
believe what I learned at your school will
certainly help me improve my teaching at home.
Long distance separates no bosom friends. I
hope …
Faithfully yours,
Sandy
A. To a friend.
B. To an unfamiliar person or a teacher.
Dear Mrs Green,
I am writing to show my sincere
thanks for your hospitality during
my stay at your school this April. I
really appreciate your help
especially your encouragement
with my work. I believe what
learned at your school will
certainly help me improve my
teaching at home…
I hope …
Faithfully yours,
Sandy
Hi, honey!
Many thanks to you for the
dinner yesterday. Yummy! I
should say you’re really a top
cook. I enjoyed all the food, esp.
the fish soup. It’s my favourite!
…
It is raining cats and dogs
now. But I feel so nice when
thinking of your dinner. Ha-ha!
Hope to get together again!
Lots of love,
Sandy
Greetings
Contractions
Endings
Contractions
Abbreviations
Idioms
Formal Informal
Greetings
Endings
Idioms
(习语，土话）
Contractions
（缩约）
Abbreviations
（缩写）
What’s up
Mon.
spill the beans
Hi, guys!
yrs
Respectfully yours
we’ll
Cheers
BC
catch some Zs
can’t
How are you
Cool it!
Hey！
Many kisses!
Many kisses!
What’s up
Respectfully
yours
catch some Zs
How are you
spill the beans
Hi, guys!
Cool it!
we’ll
BC
yrs
can’t
Hey！
Mon.
Cheers
Formal language – unfamiliar people / teachers
Informal language – friends / parents
I think you’ll laugh when you read the letter. Believe it or not,
there’s a real Harry Potter in the world. It’s said that it’s a lot of
trouble being Harry Potter, esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old man and
you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with
magic power.
The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children
and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I’m Harry Potter,” he
says with a smile. “I tell them I’ve been Harry Potter for nearly 80
years!”
However, the real Harry Potter says that the Harry Potter series
isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s famous or not.
Love,
Kitty
Hi!
Kitty’s letter to J. K. Rowling.
Does Kitty need to improve her letter Why
Hi!
I think you’ll laugh when … Believe it or not, there’s …
It’s said that it’s a lot of …esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old …
… isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s ...
Love
Kitty
Hi!
She shouldn’t use
informal greetings
or endings.
She shouldn’t use
contractions.
She shouldn’t use
contractions.
She shouldn’t use
idioms.
She should sign
her full name.
…if I’m Harry Potter… “I tell them I’ve been …”
Improper expressions
I think you will laugh when you read the letter. You may be surprised to know that there is a real Harry Potter in the world. It is said that it is a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, especially when you are a 78-year-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic power.
Yours sincerely,
Kitty Zhang
Dear Ms Rowing!
Rewrite the letter to J. K. Rowing.
However, Harry Potter says that he is not interested in the Harry Potter series and he does not care if he is famous or not.
The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and
TV stations. “The kids want to know if I am Harry Potter,” he says
with a smile. “I tell them I have been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”
Write a letter to the headmaster to advise him to organize a school trip. Pay attention to your expressions.
Group work
Useful expressions
Dear Sir
I am ….
I hope we can ….
I think … because ….
Thank you for your ….
Yours faithfully
Write a letter to your headmaster
to recommend yourself as chairperson
of the Students’ Union.
8. —How are you doing
—OK./Not bad.
9. —Long time no see.
—Yeah!
10. —How have you been
—Just so so.
11. How nice to see you！
12. Hello!/Hi!
13. Great seeing you.
14. Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms …
1. Good morning/
afternoon/evening!
2. What’s going on
3. Nice to see you (again).
4. —How are you
—Fine, thanks. And you
5. How do you do
6. What’s up
7. Ladies and gentlemen
Classify the greetings.
Formal
Informal
1. Hello!/Hi!
2. Great seeing you.
3. —How are you doing
—OK./Not bad.
4. —Long time no see.
—Yeah!
5. —How have you been
—Just so so.
6. What’s going on
7. What’s up
Informal greetings
Formal greetings
1. Good morning/
afternoon/evening!
2. How nice to see you！
3. Nice to see you (again).
4. —How are you
—Fine, thanks. And you
5. How do you do
6. Ladies and gentlemen
7. Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms
Endings (结束语）
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Love,
All my love,
Lovingly yours,
Lovingly,
Your (ever) loving son/daughter/cousin,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Idioms (习语，土话) are phrases and sentences that do
not mean exactly what they say. Even if you know the
meaning of each word you see or hear, you may not
understand the idiom because you don't understand the
culture behind it, e.g. It rains cats and dogs.倾盆大雨。
Cool it!
snake in the grass
pull one’s leg
cry wolf
spill the beans
catch some Zs
Love me, love my dog.
Better late than never.
冷静下来！
暗箭难防
愚弄别人
谎报险情
露馅儿
小睡会儿
爱屋及乌。
亡羊补牢，未为晚矣。
What idioms do you know
Abbreviations ( 缩写词）use only the first letters of a
name or phrase, or leave out letters to shorten a word,
e.g. UK, Dr.
Contractions ( 缩约形式) are short forms of words
when apostrophe (省略符号) replace letters, e.g. we’ll,
she’s, can’t.
What other contractions and abbreviations
do you know
Group work
Unit 2 Great people Study skills
Formal and informal language
Hi, honey!
Many thanks to you for the dinner yesterday.
Yummy! I should say you’re really a top cook. I
enjoyed all the food, esp. the fish soup. It’s my
favourite!
…
It is raining cats and dogs now. But I feel so
nice when thinking of your dinner. Ha-ha!
Hope to get together again!
Lots of love,
Sandy
A. To a friend.
B. To an unfamiliar person or a teacher.
Friends
Parents
Dear Mrs Green,
I am writing to show my sincere thanks for
your hospitality during my stay at your school
this April. I really appreciate your help,
especially your encouragement with my work. I
believe what I learned at your school will
certainly help me improve my teaching at home.
Long distance separates no bosom friends. I
hope …
Faithfully yours,
Sandy
A. To a friend.
B. To an unfamiliar person or a teacher.
Dear Mrs Green,
I am writing to show my sincere
thanks for your hospitality during
my stay at your school this April. I
really appreciate your help
especially your encouragement
with my work. I believe what
learned at your school will
certainly help me improve my
teaching at home…
I hope …
Faithfully yours,
Sandy
Hi, honey!
Many thanks to you for the
dinner yesterday. Yummy! I
should say you’re really a top
cook. I enjoyed all the food, esp.
the fish soup. It’s my favourite!
…
It is raining cats and dogs
now. But I feel so nice when
thinking of your dinner. Ha-ha!
Hope to get together again!
Lots of love,
Sandy
Greetings
Contractions
Endings
Contractions
Abbreviations
Idioms
Formal Informal
Greetings
Endings
Idioms
(习语，土话）
Contractions
（缩约）
Abbreviations
（缩写）
What’s up
Mon.
spill the beans
Hi, guys!
yrs
Respectfully yours
we’ll
Cheers
BC
catch some Zs
can’t
How are you
Cool it!
Hey！
Many kisses!
Many kisses!
What’s up
Respectfully
yours
catch some Zs
How are you
spill the beans
Hi, guys!
Cool it!
we’ll
BC
yrs
can’t
Hey！
Mon.
Cheers
Formal language – unfamiliar people / teachers
Informal language – friends / parents
I think you’ll laugh when you read the letter. Believe it or not,
there’s a real Harry Potter in the world. It’s said that it’s a lot of
trouble being Harry Potter, esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old man and
you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with
magic power.
The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children
and TV stations. “The kids want to know if I’m Harry Potter,” he
says with a smile. “I tell them I’ve been Harry Potter for nearly 80
years!”
However, the real Harry Potter says that the Harry Potter series
isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s famous or not.
Love,
Kitty
Hi!
Kitty’s letter to J. K. Rowling.
Does Kitty need to improve her letter Why
Hi!
I think you’ll laugh when … Believe it or not, there’s …
It’s said that it’s a lot of …esp. when you’re a 78-yr-old …
… isn’t his cup of tea, and he doesn’t care if he’s ...
Love
Kitty
Hi!
She shouldn’t use
informal greetings
or endings.
She shouldn’t use
contractions.
She shouldn’t use
contractions.
She shouldn’t use
idioms.
She should sign
her full name.
…if I’m Harry Potter… “I tell them I’ve been …”
Improper expressions
I think you will laugh when you read the letter. You may be surprised to know that there is a real Harry Potter in the world. It is said that it is a lot of trouble being Harry Potter, especially when you are a 78-year-old man and you happen to share the name of a world-famous boy with magic power.
Yours sincerely,
Kitty Zhang
Dear Ms Rowing!
Rewrite the letter to J. K. Rowing.
However, Harry Potter says that he is not interested in the Harry Potter series and he does not care if he is famous or not.
The real Harry Potter often gets phone calls from both children and
TV stations. “The kids want to know if I am Harry Potter,” he says
with a smile. “I tell them I have been Harry Potter for nearly 80 years!”
Write a letter to the headmaster to advise him to organize a school trip. Pay attention to your expressions.
Group work
Useful expressions
Dear Sir
I am ….
I hope we can ….
I think … because ….
Thank you for your ….
Yours faithfully
Write a letter to your headmaster
to recommend yourself as chairperson
of the Students’ Union.
8. —How are you doing
—OK./Not bad.
9. —Long time no see.
—Yeah!
10. —How have you been
—Just so so.
11. How nice to see you！
12. Hello!/Hi!
13. Great seeing you.
14. Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms …
1. Good morning/
afternoon/evening!
2. What’s going on
3. Nice to see you (again).
4. —How are you
—Fine, thanks. And you
5. How do you do
6. What’s up
7. Ladies and gentlemen
Classify the greetings.
Formal
Informal
1. Hello!/Hi!
2. Great seeing you.
3. —How are you doing
—OK./Not bad.
4. —Long time no see.
—Yeah!
5. —How have you been
—Just so so.
6. What’s going on
7. What’s up
Informal greetings
Formal greetings
1. Good morning/
afternoon/evening!
2. How nice to see you！
3. Nice to see you (again).
4. —How are you
—Fine, thanks. And you
5. How do you do
6. Ladies and gentlemen
7. Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms
Endings (结束语）
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Love,
All my love,
Lovingly yours,
Lovingly,
Your (ever) loving son/daughter/cousin,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Yours faithfully,
Faithfully yours,
Yours truly,
Truly yours,
Sincerely yours,
Idioms (习语，土话) are phrases and sentences that do
not mean exactly what they say. Even if you know the
meaning of each word you see or hear, you may not
understand the idiom because you don't understand the
culture behind it, e.g. It rains cats and dogs.倾盆大雨。
Cool it!
snake in the grass
pull one’s leg
cry wolf
spill the beans
catch some Zs
Love me, love my dog.
Better late than never.
冷静下来！
暗箭难防
愚弄别人
谎报险情
露馅儿
小睡会儿
爱屋及乌。
亡羊补牢，未为晚矣。
What idioms do you know
Abbreviations ( 缩写词）use only the first letters of a
name or phrase, or leave out letters to shorten a word,
e.g. UK, Dr.
Contractions ( 缩约形式) are short forms of words
when apostrophe (省略符号) replace letters, e.g. we’ll,
she’s, can’t.
What other contractions and abbreviations
do you know
Group work