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《新编实用英语》第一册教案

UnitOne

GreetingandIntroducingPeople

TeachingObjective

In"TalkingFacetoFace",learnhowtogreetpeopleandhowtomakeintroductions.

In"BeingAllEars",practicelisteningcomprehensiontogreetandintroducepeoplewithvariousrelationships.

In"MaintainingaSharpEye",masterthekeywordsandstructuresandlearnthewayforeignpeoplegreeteachother,particularlythewayAmericansmeetandgreeteachother,bothininformalandformalsituationsbyreadingthroughpassageI;learnandpracticehowtointroduceoneselfbyreadingthroughpassageII.

In"TryingYourHand",becomeknowledgeableonhowtowriteabusinesscardandfillinapassportwithone’spersonalinformation;reviewthebasicsentencestructure.

TeachingProcedures

SectionITalkingFacetoFace

1.Warm-up:

Expressionsofgreetingsandresponsestogreetings：

a.Greetings:

1）Hi!

Howdoyoudo?

2）Hello,youmustbeJackfromAmerica.

3）Howareyou?

4）Hello.Howarethingswithyou?

Howareyoudoing?

5）Howiseverything?

6）Youaredoingallright?

7）Howitgoes?

8）Howislife,John?

9）Excuseme.AreyouKitty?

b.ResponsestoGreetings:

1）Howdoyoudo?

2）Fine,justfine. 

3）Fine,thankyou. 

4）Quitewell.Andyou?

5）Theusual.Howaboutyou?

6）So-so.Andwhataboutyou?

7）Nothingparticular. 

8）Nottoobad. 

9）Nicetomeetyou. 

10）Veryhappytoseeyou.

2.Introductionofthesamplesofbusinesscardsandpassport

3.PracticethetwodialoguesinFollowtheSamples

4.Practicedialoguesaccordingtothegiventasks

5.Exercises

SectionIIBeingAllEars

Seethetextbook.

SectionIIIMaintainingaSharpEye

PassageITheWayAmericansGreet

Text-RelatedInformation

1.Greeting

Thesimplestthingtosayis"Goodmorning,""Goodafternoon'"or"goodevening."Thisgreetingisgiventoonewhomyouknowonlyslightly,ortoanyoneyouarepassingquickly."Howareyou"isusuallyusedwhenyouarenotinsuchahurry.Noanswerisexpectedotherthan"Fine,thankyou.""Hello"isthecommonestformofgreetingbetweengoodfriends.

2.WhentoShakeHands

Itiscustomarytoshakehandswhenyoufirstmeetsomeone.Andusuallyfriendsshakehandswhentheymeetafternothavingseeneachotherforsometime.Howeveritisnotnecessarytoshakehands.

3.CommonTitlesinEnglish

a.Mr.:

“先生”acourtesytitleforanymaleadultnotstyled“Sir”,“Dr.”etc.usedbeforetheman’sfamilynameorhisposition.

b.Mrs.:

“太太”acourtesytitleforanymarriedwomannotstyled“lady”,“Dr.”etc.usedbeforeherhusband‘ssurname. 

c.Ms.:

“女士”acourtesytitleforawoman,whethersheismarriedornot,followedbythefamilyname. 

d.Miss:

“小姐”Atitleusedtoaddressanunmarriedwomanoragirl.Itisfollowedbythefamilyname.Misscanalsobeusedasthetitleofaddresstoan（esp.unknown）unmarriedwoman.Inthiscase,itisnotfollowedbythename. 

e.Lady:

“夫人、太太、女士”acourtesytitleforawomanwithdignityorsocialgrace.ItisalsoanEnglishtitleforthewifeofaknightorabaronet.

f.Dr.（Doctor）:

“医生、博士”thetitleofamedicalpractitionerorthetitleoftheholderofthehighestuniversitydegree.e.g.DoctorofPhilosophy（PhD）. 

g.Prof.（Professor）:

“教授”Thetitletoaddressauniversityteacherofthehighestrankinafaculty. 

h.Officer:

“官员，警察先生”Thetitletoaddressapersonholdingapublicappointment,apositionofresponsibilityandtrust,suchasapolicemanoracustomsofficer. 

i.Sir:

“先生、长官、爵士”Aformofpoliteaddresstoaman;Atitleprecedingthefirstnameofaknight（爵士）orabaronet（准男爵）;Aformofaddressinwritingtoastrangerorinbusinessletters. 

4.FormationofCommonEnglishNames 

AcommonEnglishnameisusuallycomposedoftwoorthreeparts:

thefirstnameisalsocalledforename.IfthepersonisaChristian,hisfirstnamewillbegivenathisbaptism,soitisalsocalledthegivennameortheChristianname.Middlenameisthesecondgivenname.Whenwritten,middlenameisoftenshortenedtotheinitialletter.Surnameisoftenthefather‘sfamilyname,soitisalsocalledfamilynameorlastname.Forexample:

AnneLouiseStrong,GeorgeB.Show. 

TextExplanation

Para.1

Americansoftengreeteachothersimplywith“Hello”or“Hi”.Theybelievesuchaninformalgreetingoftenimpliesacloseandfriendlyrelationship.Similarly,Americansdonothaveaformal“farewell”.Theywilljustwave“good-bye”tothewholegroup.Orperhaps,theywillsimplysay“Bye”,“Solong”or“Speakingoftime,I’vegottorun”andthenleave.ToAmericans,afriendlyandinformalrelationshipisthemostimportantthing. 

LanguagePoints:

1.ExplanationofDifficultSentences

1）TheWayAmericansGreet

Analysis:

Inthistitle,in