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Unit2CommunicationbyEmail

UnitGoals

Whatyoushouldlearntodo

1.Chatonline

2.Useabbreviationsandslangsincommunicatingonline

3.Writeanemail

Whatyoushouldknowabout

1.Surfingonlinefor:

Information

Shopping

2.Goodorbadofchattingonline

3.Nounclauses

SectionITalkingFacetoFace

1.ImitatingMini-Talks

2.ActingouttheTasks

3.StudyingEmailInformationontheInternet

4.FollowingSampleDialogues

5.PuttingLanguagetoUse

SectionIIBeingAllEars

1.LearningSentencesforWorkplaceCommunication

2.HandlingaDialogue

3.UnderstandingaShortSpeech/Talk

SectionIIITryingyourHand

1.PracticingAppliedWriting

2.WritingSentencesandReviewingGrammar

SectionIVMaintainingaSharpEye

Passage1:

InformationRelatedtotheReadingPassage

It'snounderstatementtosaythate—mailhashadaprofoundeffectonourprofessionalandpersonallives.Peoplethousandsofmilesawayfromeachothercansendandreceivedetaileddocumentswithinmereseconds。

Thisallowsustotakeonprojectsthatwouldn’thavebeenpracticalorpossibleonlyafewyearsago.Ithasbecomeroutineforustocorrespondandexchangefileswithpeopleoverseas.Theonlyobstacleisthedifferenceintimezones.

Butontheotherhand,e—mailcaneatupasubstantialportionofourworkday.Mostofthetimeandeffortinvolvedisgoingthroughunsolicitedmessagesandseparatingthegoodfromthebad。

Butnotallunsolicitedmessagesarespam。

TextE-mail,aBlessingandAnnoyance

Fortheblessing:

E-mailisaconversationthatdoesnotrequireanimmediateresponse(likeatelephone).Ifsomeonecallsyouonthetelephone,youpickitup(unlessyouhaveanansweringmachine,voicemailoryouarejustplainrude)andtheconversationbegins.Thisisaninteractiveconversation.

Withe—mail,yousendamessageandthenwaitforaresponse。

Theresponsemaycomeinfiveminutesoritmaycomeinfivedays。

Eitherway,it’snotaninteractiveconversation。

Ifahundredpeoplesendyoue—mailsinoneday,sowhat?

Youdon'thavetotalkwithallonehundred.Justthinkofallthehellos,goodbyesandotherunnecessarychit-chatyoucanavoid。

Withe-mail,youonlydealwiththeirmessages(whichusuallyomithellos,goodbyesandsuch)andyoudealwiththemonyourowntime.That'stheblessing。

Nowfortheannoyance:

Toomanye—mailusersassumethattheminutesomeonereceivesane-mail,thepersonwillreadit.Badassumption。

Ifyouscheduleameetingforanhourfromnowandsendane—mailtoeachparticipant,thechancethatalltheparticipantswillreadthatmessagewithinthehourwillbeprettysmall。

Ontheotherhand,ifyouschedulethemeetingforthenextday,thechancethattheywillreadthemessagewillbeprettyhigh。

Remember,e-mailisnotdesignedforimmediateresponse(that’swhyyouhaveatelephone),it’sdesignedforconvenience.

Some(notall)e-mailsystemshavefeaturesthattrytocombatthisproblem。

Thesefeatures(usuallycalled“notification”)willnotifyyouwhenapersonhasreceivedyoure-mailandmayalsotellyouwhenthepersonhasreadit(reallyallitcandoisassureyouthatthepersonhaslookedatthefirstscreenofthemessage—ithasnowaytoknowifthepersonhasreadthemessagewordforword).Referringbacktotheexampleinthepreviousparagraph,youcouldchecktoseewhohascheckedtheire—mailbeforethemeetingandthentelephonethosewhohavenotreadit.

Attachment:

Smilies

Sincetherearenofacialandvoicecuestohelpe—mail,usershavecomeupwithsomethingcalled“smilies”。

Theyaresimpleseriesofsymbolsthatarepiecedtogetherinthee—mailtexttohelpexpressthewriter’sfeelings。

Themostcommonexampleis:

-)(asmilingface).Herearesomemoreexamples。

Theyaretypicallyfoundattheendofsentencesandwillusuallyreferbacktothepreviousstatement.

LanguagePoints

1ExplanationofDifficultSentences

1。

(Para。

3)Ifahundredpeoplesendyoue-mailinoneday,sowhat?

Analysis:

sowhat?

isaninformalexpression,whichmeans“WhyshouldIcare?

Translation:

如果在一天内有一百个人给你发邮件,那又怎么样呢?

2.(Para。

3)Justthinkofallthehellos,good—byesandotherunnecessarychit-chatyoucouldavoid。

Analysis:

Justisusedtomakeastatementorcommandstronger,meaninginChinese“只是,仅仅”.

Translation:

只要想想看,你能省掉的所有“你好”、“再见”以及其他一些没有必要的寒暄,这就够了。

Example:

ButIbettheyworktoohard.Justthinkofalltheymiss。

Example:

Sometimesitcantakealittlebitlonger,butsowhat?

3.(Para.5)Ifyouscheduleameetingforanhourfromnowandsendane-mailtoeachparticipant,thechancethatalltheparticipantswillreadthatmessagewithinthehourwillbeprettysmall。

Analysis:

Thisisacomplexsentence.Thesubjectandthepredicateofthemainclausearethechanceandwillbeprettysmall,withathat—clausetomodifythechance;Ifyouscheduleameetingforanhourfromnowandsendane—mailtoeachparticipantisanadverbialclauseofcondition.

Translation:

如果你计划从现在起的一小时后开一个会,然后给每一位与会的人发一封电子邮件,所有与会的人都能在一小时内读到该邮件的机率是很小的。

Example:

Ifwedecidetoworkovertimethisevening,thechancethatwewillgotothecinemawillbeverysmall.

4。

(Para。

6)Referringbacktotheexampleinthepreviousparagraph,youcouldchecktoseewhohascheckedtheire—mailbeforethemeetingandthentelephonethosewhohavenotreadit.

Analysis:

Referringbacktoisapresentparticiplephraseusedasanadverbialofcondition.

Translation:

回到上一段中提到的例子来说,你可以复核一下,了解谁在会议

开始前检视过邮件,然后你可以给没有查看过邮件的人打电话.

Example:

HavingplayedStarWarsonthecomputerforthreehours,Michael

couldnotfinishhispaperintime.

2ImportantWords

1。

blessing:

n.somethinggoodthatyouhaveorthathappensandimprovesyourlife,helpsyouinsomeway,ormakesyouhappy祝福,赐福

e。

g.

Thedishwasherhasbeenarealblessing!

HasherIQbeenaburdenasmuchasablessing?

2.plain

a。

(informal)usedtoemphasizeanadjective,usuallyonereferringtoabadquality完全(的)地,全然(的)地

e。

g.

It’sjustplaincrazytospendallyourpayassoonasyougetit.

Itwasjustplainstupidtogivehimyouraddress

3。

chit—chat

n。

conversationaboutthingsthatarenotveryimportant闲谈,聊天

e。

g.

Let’stakeElizabethandherchit—chatclubasanexample。

Gottime?

Canwehavealittlechit—chat?

4.schedule

v.toplanthatsomethingwillhappenataparticulartime安排时间

e。

g。

Orifyoumissexercisingregularly,scheduleaonce—a-weekpowerwalk.

HerfirstalbumisscheduledforreleaseinSeptember.

5.design

v.toplanordevelopsomethingforaspecificpurpose设计

e。

g.

Theseexercisesaredesignedtostrengthenmuscles.

Thebookisdesignedasareferencemanual。

6。

feature

n.apartofsomethingthatyounoticebecauseitseemsimportant,interesting,

ortypical特点,特写

e。

g.

Airbagsareastandardfeatureinmostnewcars。

AnimportantfeatureofVanGogh’spaintingsistheirbrightcolors。

7.combat

v。

totrytostopsomethingbadfromhappeningorgettingworse,used

especiallyinnewsreports反对,斗争

e.g.

Tocombatinflation,thegovernmentraisedinterestrates.

Chinahascompleteditspreparationstocombatbirdflu.

8.notify

v。

toformallyorofficiallytellsomeoneaboutsomething通知

e.g.

Youwillbenotifiedofanychangesinthesystem。

InAugustwewerenotifiedthatourarticlehadbeenrejected.

notification:

n。

informingbywords通知

e.g.

Youshouldreceivenotificationoftheresultswithinaweek.

WereceivedofficialnotificationthatHarrywasmissing。

9。

assure

v。

totellsomeonethatsomethingwilldefinitelyhappenorisdefinitely

truesothattheyarelessworried保证,确保

e。

g。

Herdoctorhasassuredusthatshe’llbefine.

Iassureyouthatwouldneverhappenagain。

10.cue

n.anactionoreventthatisasignalforsomethingelsetohappen

暗示,信号

e.g。

Oursuccesswasthecueforothercompaniestopressaheadwithnew

investment.

Ithinkthat’smycuetoexplainwhyI’mhere.

Passage2:

InformationRelatedtotheReadingPassage

Theprotectionofe—mailfromunauthorizedaccessandinspectionisknownaselectronicprivacy。

Incountrieswithaconstitutionalguaranteeofthesecrecyofcorrespondence,e-mailisequatedwithlettersandthuslegallyprotectedfromallformsofeavesdropping。

IntheUnitedStates,privacyofcorrespondenceisderivedfromtheFourthAmendmenttotheUnitedStatesConstitutionandthusrestrictedbytherequirementfora“reasonableexpectationofprivacy”。

InthememberstatesoftheCouncilofEurope,theprivacyofcorrespondenceisguaranteedexplicitlybyArticle8oftheEuropeanConventiononHumanRights。

Nopublicauthoritycaninterferewiththeexerciseofthisrightexcept“asisinaccordancewiththelawandisnecessaryinademocraticsociety”.

TextPrivacy,AreYouKidding?

Stoprightwhereyouareandsetasideacoupleofbraincellsforthefollowingstatement:

thereisnosuchthingasprivatee-mail。

Idon’tcarewhatanybodysays,states,swearsorwhatever;thereisjustnosuchthingasprivatee-mail.Thereason?

Keepreading.

Withsomee-mailsystems,thee-mailadministratorhastheabilitytoreadanyandalle-mailmessages。

Ifthisisthecasewhereyouarelocated,you’dbetterhopethatthereisanhonestandrespectablepersoninthatposition。

Somecompaniesmonitoremployeee-mail(Iconsiderthisoneoftheworstformsofcensorship)。

Thereasonsforthisunpleasantbehaviorarethatcompanymanagementwantstomakesurethatusersarenotwastingtimeonlittle-things-in—lifemessagesandthatcompanysecretsarenotbeingleakedtooutsidesources。

E-mailsoftwareislikeallsoftwareinthatoccasionallythingsgowron

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