牛津译林版（2019）选择性必修 第一册Unit 1 Food matters Welcome to the unit &Reading （I）课件(共11张PPT)

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Unit 2 The universal language
Welcome to the unit & Reading (I)
Write an efficient & effective email
Appropriate format
Meaningful subject line
Simple and concise language
Correct spelling and grammar
Specific target reader(s)
Appropriate format
The following is the email format that has to be followed.
TO: RobertOliver@ (email address of the recipient)
From: DianaWhite@ (email address of the sender)
Subject: (Write the subject in a brief single line)
Dear Mr/Ms/Mrs Oliver (Last name),
The first paragraph should have a brief introduction to what will be talked about.
The following paragraph(s) should be some specific information related to the subject. Try to be to the point and avoid unnecessary explanations.
Finally, end the email in a proper way.
Sincerely/All the best/Best wishes,
Sender’s Name
Appropriate format
Alice’s email
From: Alice Duncan
To: Lucy Becker
Subject: Butterfly Lovers
Hi Lucy,
The first paragraph is ____________________________________________________.
The second paragraph deals _______________________________________________
_____________________________.
The email ends with ______________________________________________________.
All the best,
Alice
a brief introduction to the performance of Butterfly Lovers
with the details of the performance, such as the plot, emotions of the characters, etc.
comments on the performance and a sincere recommendation
Appropriate format
Harry’s email
To: Stephen Lin
From: Harry Yu
Subject: Country music
Dear Stephen,
The first paragraph is a brief introduction to the topic.
The second paragraph deals with _______________________________________________
______________.
The third paragraph is about ___________________________________________________.
The email ends with a sincere recommendation.
Best wishes,
Harry
the details of country music, such as origin, instruments, themes etc.
the distinct features of country music, followed by an example
Meaningful subject line
Remember: your message is not the only one in your recipient’s mailbox. A clear subject line will help others to confirm that your email is worthwhile to read.
Subject: [Blank]
If you don’t put a subject line on your email, you are sending the message that your name in the “From” line is all your recipient should need in order to make it a top priority. That could come across as thoughtless. Take advantage of the opportunity to get your recipient to think about your message even before opening it.
Subject: “Important! Read immediately!”
What is important to you may not be important to your reader. Rather than brashly announcing that the secret contents of your message are important, write an informative headline that communicates the core of what you feel is so important: “Emergency: All the staff should be in the office room in 1 hour.”
Meaningful subject line
Remember: your message is not the only one in your recipient’s mailbox. A clear subject line will help others to confirm that your email is worthwhile.
From Alice Duncan
To Lucy Becker
Subject Butterfly Lovers
To Stephen Lin
From Harry Yu
Subject Country music
Meaningful subject line
The subject should associate closely with the content of the email.
When replying, remember to change the subject line rather than just let the mail program add “Re:” at the front.
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Simple & concise language
The attention span of people is limited and they want to read emails quickly.
Therefore, use simple and plain English as much as possible in emails.
Alice’s email Harry’s email
Para. 1 Para. 1
Para. 2 Para. 2
Para. 3 Para. 4
So glad to get your email.
I hope everything is fine with you.
It is an amazing journey!
I bet you’ll like it!
I love learning about country music and I keep asking them questions about it all the time!
You can feel an emotional connection between you and the musicians.
Why don’t you try to listen to some great country music
I guarantee you’ll enjoy it!
Correct spelling & grammar
Proofread your email before you hit “send”.
Show a draft to someone trustworthy, in order to see whether it actually makes sense.
Specific target reader(s)
When you are writing to a friend or a close colleague, it is OK to use “similes”, abbreviations (“LOL” for “laughing out loud” etc.) and nonstandard punctuation and spelling.
Don’t use informal language when your reader expects a more formal approach.
Always know the situation, and write accordingly.
In groups, choose one piece of music to research on, write an email and introduce it to another person.
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Jasmine
The Moon Reflected on the Er-quan Spring
Symphony of Fate
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Practice