一级口语课件greeting.ppt

Meeting and Greeting People ;Activities;Task 1 Introduce Yourself;Task 1 Introduce Yourself;B. Introduce yourself to the class with the help of the tips. ;Useful Expressions for Greetings ;Useful Expressions for Greetings;Useful Expressions for Making Introductions;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;Task 2 Greeting People;;A: Hi, Paul. I don’t think you’ve met my cousin, Bob Gay. He’s just visiting from Tokyo for a week. Bob, this is my colleague from school, Paul Zhang. He’s Chinese . He is an excellent swimmer. Paul: Hello, Bob. I’m pleased to meet you. Bob Yang: Yes, it’s nice to meet you, too.;;A: Mary, I’d like to introduce a colleague of mine, Jeff Chan. He graduated from Sidney University. Jeff, this is Mary Jones. She works for our competitor in Sidney. B: Hi, Mr Chan. I’m pleased to meet you. C: Hi, Miss Jones. I’m happy to meet you, too.;When we meet someone for the first time, we usually make small talk. How to start small talk? Here are some tips. Ask a question. Talk about something in common. Offer help. During the conversation, don’t forget to introduce yourself, make eye contact and show that you are listening. Now listen to a conversation at a barbeque party and fill in the blanks with what you hear in the recording. Then practice the dialog with a classmate of yours.;A: Those burgers smell great! It’s a nice day for a barbeque. B: It sure is. It is sunny and not very hot. . (Self-introduction) A: Oh, hi! . You can call me Sara. I’m from America. B: Hi, Sara. Nice to meet you. A: , Michael. (Greeting) B: So Sara… ? (Asking a question) A: I’m a student. I’m studying international trade. B: