英语交际口语1 First Impressions

Part 1: Warm-up
Conversations 1) It’s nice to meet you, Linda. Would you like to join me, Linda? 2) Yes, I really like jazz.
Strategies D. Try to remember people’s names by using them C. Try to add extra information. Don’t just say “Yes” or “No” A. Try to find something that is the same for you and the person you are talking to. B. Think about what you want to say.
Do you like going out to parties? A:1)___________________________ B: Yes, I enjoy parties a lot. I probably go to one party a month, perhaps, sometimes more, yes. Do you go to other places? A: 2) __________________________ B: Yes, I regularly go to exhibitions, and I quite often go to the cinema, sometimes the theatre, or opera, and I enjoy music as well.
A: Hello, Xiao Li. Thank you for agreeing to do this interview,… B: …, I’m happy to do the interview.
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Part 3: Learn to talk
1. Write out the questions according to the answers, then practice the conversation with your partner.
Part 3: Learn to talk
Do you spend much time at home with your family in the evenings? A:3)__________________________________________ B: Yes, I spend a lot of time at home with my family. I live with my parents, so I spend a lot of time helping them with the housework, chatting and shopping with them. Do you work at home much? A:4)__________________________________________ B: Not really. I like the idea of work at home, but I never get round to doing work in the evenings, no.
1. Listen to the model dialogue 1 (Page 2) and try to underline the expressions and patterns whicFra Baidu bibliotek can help us get and give personal information.
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Where do you come from? Where do you live? Have you got any brothers or sisters? Is he older than you? What’s he doing at the moment? Where does your father live? How often do you see him? What do you do in your free time?
3) Have you ever taken a class with this teacher before?
4) Before I meet someone, I sometimes think what I want to say
Part 2: Getting and giving personal information
Unit 1
First Impressions
Part 1: Warm-up
“First impressions” are what you think when you meet someone for the first time. 1. Have you ever used any strategies to be more friendly to the people you are meeting with? Try to discuss with your group members what you can say in the first meeting.
Part 2: Getting and giving personal information
2. With those expressions and patterns provided on page 3 to 4 , you and your partner make up a similar dialogue starting like this:
Part 1: Warm-up
Some helpful strategies for you to make good first impressions.
2. Listen to the conversations and try to match them with the strategies given in the right-hand column.