英语应用文写作L11 Lesson11 E-mail Subjects培训资料.ppt

Unit 8 Invitation Lesson 1 Are you free this afternoon? Lesson11 E-mail Subjects Module One Social?Etiquette?Writing I.Teaching Objectives In this section you will learn: How to write a subject line of an e-mail; What types of things to avoid when choosing a subject. II Teaching Tips 1.Subjects should include capital and lowercase letters. 2.Subjects should not include repeated symbols (ex. $$$$). 3.Subjects should be a word or phrase, not a complete sentence. 4.Subjects should include the main idea of the e-mail. III Teaching Procedure Step1 Warm up Step2 Presentation Step3 Practice Step4 Mini-Projects Step1 Warm up Writing a clear subject heading for e-mails is very important. This is often the thing that will decide whether someone reads your e-mail or not. A subject is a word or phrase that does the following things: Short and to the point Describes the main content of the e-mail Makes the reader want to open the e-mail Look at the list of possible subjects. Choose the best one and explain why you chose this one. Factory to close, Larry, Phone call, I got a phone call from Larry, Chicago problems, Can’t hire new people ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Write another subject, other than what is listed, that would work for this e-mail. ___________________________________________________________________________ Case 1 Questions for discussion: 1.Chicago problems 2.Phone call about Chicago problems Case 2 Questions for discussion: What is wrong with the subject in this e-mail? (Hint: more than 1) _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Write a better subject for the e-mail. ____