全新版大学英语综合教程课件unit2_Friendship.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A R _ Discussion Discussion 1. The texts in this unit are about friendship. Decide which of the following statements you agree or disagree with. — Real friends are always of the same sex. — Childhood friendship rarely lasts into adulthood. — Time and distance can never alter real friendship. 2. Write down two names: a childhood friend you still remember and a close friend now. How similar or different are your relationships with each one? A R _ A Brief Introduction 1 Personal letters, such as letters to your family and friends, are often written more like conversations. You can write a letter to thank someone, share family and school news, pass on interesting information, describe what has been happening, or communicate humorous stories. If you have friends or family who live a distance from you, why not write them a letter to keep in touch? Even if they live close by, a letter is a special way of showing you are thinking about them. How to Write Personal Letters? A R _ A Brief Introduction 2 You can format a personal letter any way you like, but there are a few important elements that you need to include, such as: Date — the date you are writing the letter Greeting — say hello to the person you are writing to Content — why you are writing, news and information Closing — the way you end your letter Signature — sign your name to make it personal and friendly P.S. — postscript. You can use a P.S. to add something at the end of the letter that you forgot to say earlier. A P.S. always comes at the bottom of the letter, below your signature. A R _ A Brief Introduction 3 Ideas For Writing Your Personal Letter Are you stuck for ideas about what to talk about in a letter? Here are some tips for you. Talk about family birthdays, special events, trips you’ve been on. Share fun