商务英语听力 09Unit3.ppt

Unit 3 That’s Awful Learning Outcomes Contents Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅰ Part Ⅱ Part Ⅱ Part Ⅱ Part Ⅱ Part Ⅱ Part Ⅲ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅴ Part Ⅴ Part Ⅴ Part Ⅴ Part Ⅴ Part Ⅱ Tapescript: Section A Part Ⅳ Tapescript: Section A Part Ⅳ Tapescript: Section A Activity 2 Situational Dialogues. 1. You met your friend Wei Hua in the street. You’ve just heard that her mother had just passed away. Show your sympathy and consolation to her. 2. Your friend Jane failed in the exam and she was very upset. Try to comfort her. 3. Mary and Tom are having lunch in the canteen. They both work for a big company. Mary failed to be promoted to be the manager and was very upset. Tom expresses his sympathy. Directions: Make up dialogues with your partner according to one of the following situations. Mary: Good morning, Jack. Jack: Hi, Mary. Mary: How was the violin contest yesterday? Did you win a prize? Jack: Oh, it was awful! One of my violin strings broke right in the middle of the performance. Mary: Oh, that’s awful! Jack: I felt so embarrassed. The audience, even the judges were laughing at me. Mary: Are you sure they were laughing at you? You were probably just too tense. Jack: I’d been preparing for it for such a long time! But I ruined it myself. Mary: I know how hard you have worked to prepare. I can imagine how bad you must feel. Jack: Oh, well, such is life. Mary: Cheer up! There’s always next year. At a Hospital Wang: Hello, Mr. Smith. Smith: Hello, Mr. Wang. It’s really nice of you to come and see me here. Wang: I feel awfully sorry to hear that you were injured last Friday when I was on business in Guangzhou. How is the case? Is it serious? Smith: Not very, the doctor told me. But my right leg was broken and I have to rest for at least a month. Wang: Don’t worry