写作教程Unit 5.pptx

Successful Writing;MODULE ONEParagraph Writing;Warm-up activities;Hotel sleeper Hotel inspector;Wine taster sommelier;ancient books repairer;Michelin chef;Game tester;Dog walker;Network-booking taxi driver;The breakup guru;designated driver;Working as a cook at the Venture Inn is the best job I have ever had. I like this job first of all because I have a steady forty-hour workweek, along with a chance for overtime if I want it. Also, I can eat whatever I like, and I get a chance to take steak and sometimes lobster home to my wife. Moreover, I do not have any big hassle with my boss; if I have to report late or skip a day now and then, all she asks is that I call her in advance. ;In addition, the pay is very good, averaging close to $200 the weeks that I work overtime. The last and most important reason that I like the job is that it is seasonal. This means that I will be free to go to school during the winter and then have a job to look forward to next season when school is out.;A general statement: People in different parts of our country have very different ideas about what is good to eat. ;The purpose of exemplification;Sample 2 (page 46);A career that takes years to build can be ruined in minutes. For example, Wilbur Smith had devoted thirty years of his life to his job in a bank. He had given faithful and loyal service and gained much power and prestige in his years in office. Everyone in the bank, old or young, knew him and respected him. Every new employee of the bank would be told the story of his model worker and encouraged to follow in his footsteps. One day he took one hundred dollars of the bank’s money home. Overnight, the man was branded a crook, an embezzler. He was fired from his job; he was forever disgraced, and possibly threatened with prison. No one remembered the thirty years of good service and no one tried to find out the reason why he did so and forgive him. Indeed, a career takes years to build, but only a second to lose. ;A career that ta