大学英文写作第二版课件陈 倩ISBN 9787566308733 PPTUNIT8.ppt

Unit 8 Letters and CVs OBJECTIVES To be able to: know the layout of personal letters and business letters. know the differences between personal letters and business letters: reader, writer, purpose , content and style. write English addresses. CONTENTS Lead-in Personal letters: Elements, style, heading, language, practice Business letters: Business letter vs personal letter Elements format Language focus Addressing an envelope CVs Practice  Lead-in How do you contact with people distance away?   Letters Personal Official/business Letters could be typed or handwritten but always end with a signature Personal Letters: Elements Read sample letters Task 1 and answer the questions: 1) How many main parts (elements) does a personal letter have? What are these main parts? 2) What information does A contain and where is it located? 3) Where are B, C, D, E located? What information does each of these parts give? 4) Is the format of these two letters exactly the same? Personal Letters: Elements Answers to Question 1) Mainly 5 parts: A, heading, B, salutation, C, main body, D, complimentary closing E, signature  Personal Letters: Elements Answers to Question 2) Usually placed in the top right hand corner, a personal letter’s heading includes: writer’s address and the date of writing the letter. Personal Letters: Style Answers to Question 4) Letter 1 modern style/block style Letter 2 traditional style Do Task 2 Personal Letters: Style Answers to 1) Task 2 Personal letters are usually for private things between friends, colleagues, relatives and family members. Personal Letters: Heading Do you know how English addresses are written? Do 1) and 2) Task 3 to understand the writing of English addresses. Personal Letters: Heading Keys to 1) Task 3 English address written in the following order: 1.The building or the house number and name 2. The street 3. The town and the post code 4. The state (e.g.