上海新世纪英语6AU1L1 meeting people 1st period.ppt

SBS What do you like to do on the weekend? 6A Unit OnePersonal Information Name Card Let’s take spring for example: e.g. S1: Do you like spring? T: Yes. S2: Were you born in spring? T: No. S3: Is Spring your favourite season? T: Yes. ... … Tuning in Greetings and Introductions： Tuning in (SB/P2) Answer the questions below. Use the picture cues. T: What can you see in the pictures? S: … T: What are they doing? T: What are they saying? S: … In which picture do people shake hands?(握手) Why? How do you introduce other people ? What would you say if I say “How are you ?” or “How are you doing ?” Listen to the conversations and match them to the right pictures above. Then answer questions. T: When do we say “Nice to meet you”? S: … T: When do we say “Nice to meet you again”? S: … T: When do we say “How are you”? S: … T: What do we say when we introduce people? S: … Discovering Language: Greetings Conversation A Bob: Hi / Morning, Linda! How are you doing? / How’s it going? Linda: Fine / OK / Great / Not (too) bad, thanks. And you? Bob: OK, thanks. Discovering Language: Greetings Conversation B: Mary: Hello / Good morning, Julia. How are you? Julia: I’m fine, thank you. How about you? Mary: I’m very / pretty well, thanks. Ask some students to act out the dialogues. Which conversation is more formal? Conversation A or Conversation B? Discovering Language: Introductions Conversation A James: Linda, this is Peter, my classmates. Peter, this is Linda. Linda: Nice to meet you, Peter. James: Nice to meet you, too. Discovering Language: Introductions Conversation B Linda: Mr. Baker, this is Miss White, my friend. Miss White, this is Mr. Baker, my English teacher. Mr. Baker: How do you do? Miss White: How do you do? Ask some students to act out the dialogues. Which conversation is more formal? Conversation A or Conversation B? Conclusion A .Greetings: (1) Informal: --- Ni