世纪商务英语 阅读课件 第七章.ppt

Reading Skill Focus Comprehensive Reading Making you appear confident and relaxed Waving your arms about Arms Making you appear friendly and open. Head Putting your hands above the neck Keeping your head straight Hands Indication Body Language Making you appear self-assured and authoritative Failing to make eye contact Showing enthusiasm Indicating uncertainty and immaturity Keeping your arms by your side Unprofessional Comprehensive Reading Unprofessional and offensive; making you look arrogant Keeping your feet flat on the floor or legs crossed at the ankles A lot of movement Legs Indication Body Language Indicating nervousness Resting one leg or ankle on top of your other knee Polished professional Task 3 Word Formation Learning—Prefix（2） The following prefixes can be found in Text A. Comprehensive Reading nonsense, non-profit non-negotiable, non-existent (in nouns, adjectives and adverbs) not 无；没有 non- Examples Meaning Prefix Comprehensive Reading self-esteem, self-respect, self-protection,self-image self + n. self-confident, self-conscious, self-evident self + a. self-fulfilling, self-financing, self-catering self + v.-ing self-controlled, self-made, self-taught self + v.-ed of or by yourself or itself 由(靠)自己的；自身的 self- Examples Meaning Prefix Comprehensive Reading Now, read Text A carefully, locate the words in the text that contain one of the above-mentioned prefixes, and tell the part of speech and the meaning of each word. 1. non- (Para. 2, Line 3) non-verbal ________________ 2. self- (Para. 5, Line 2) self-assured ________________ Comprehensive Reading Task 4 You’ve learned several prefixes that turn adjectives or nouns into opposite meanings. Use the opposite of the following words to complete the sentences. professional verbal interested aware appropriate mature important certain People from