Unit 8 Farewell Talking Face to Face Follow the Samples Act Out Put in Use Data Bank.
Talking Face to Face
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Section I Section II Session 1 Talking Face to Face Being All Ears Session 1
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Session 1. Talking Face to Face. Being All Ears. Section I. Talking Face to Face. Lead in. Follow the Samples. Act out. Put in Use. Lead in. Warm-up Questions. Email Information on Internet. Lead in. Warm-up Questions. 1. What do the abbreviations stand for?. YDKM STYS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Email Information on Internet
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Lead in Warm-up Questions
1. What do the abbreviations stand for?
YDKM
STYS
TYVM
WYRN
WDYS
You Don't Know Me
Speak To You Soon
Thank you very much
What is your real name?
What Did You Say?
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Warm-up Questions
2.Do you often chat online?
3. How do you chat online?
4. What do you think of chatting online?
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Email Information on the Internet
• Abbreviations are sometimes very useful in communicating online. Now let’s try to use the abbreviations listed below to practice two short dialogues.
Lead in
BS
NOYB
4 EVER
TTYL
BFN
FTTB
BIG SMILE
NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
FOREVE
TALK TO YOU LATER
BYE FOR NOW
FOR THE TIME BEING
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Email Information on the InternetLead in
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Sample 2
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Follow the Samples
Warm-up Questions1. Do you often chat online?
2. Do you use abbreviations while chatting
online?
A: What does the abbreviation “LTNS” stands for, Linda?
B: Oh, it means “Long Time No See.”
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A: I don’t know the meaning of YDKM.
B: It means “You Don't Know Me.”
Follow the Samples
Warm-up Questions
A: Does “STYSL” means “Speak To You Soon Later”?
B: Exactly. How clever you are!
A: I wonder if you could explain the abbreviation “TYVM” to me?
B: Oh, that’s easy. It means “Thank you very much”.
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Session 1 Internet Shopping
In only a few short years, 1 _____________, or “e-commerce”, has grown rapidly. Today it’s possible to book almost anything online. Books, CDs, cars, hotel rooms, airline tickets, clothing, you name it. Ten years ago, few people could have predicted how popular Internet shopping would become.
Amazon.com is probably the world’s
2 _____________ Internet retailer. The Seattle-based company began selling books 3 _____ in 4 ____ and today it also sells CDs, 5 _____, DVDs and gifts. They were also one of the first to 6 _____________ unique Internet capabilities. Do you have a favorite author? One click of the mouse brings
Listen and ReadListen and Read
Internet shopping
most popularonline 1996
videomake use of
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Session 1up a list of 7 ___________ he/she has ever written, and all are available right there 8 _______________. They’ll even send you an email whenever he or she 9 ____________________. Not sure if you’ll like the CD? You can usually play a 10 ______ right through your computer to help you decide. Best of all, amazon.com has up to 11 __________ as many books as 12 _________________. Payment is made by 13 ______________, then the goods are mailed to your home. Amaon.com has been so successful that the value of 14 _________________ has increased over 100 times 15 _______________________.
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every book
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usual bookshopscredit card
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Script Internet Shopping
In only a few short years, Internet shopping, or “e-commerce,” has grown rapidly. Today it’s possible to book almost anything online. Books, CDS, cars, hotel rooms, airline tickets, clothing, you name it. Ten years ago, few people could have predicted how popular Internet shopping would become.
Amazon.com probably the world’s most popular Internet retailer. The Settle-based company began selling books online in 1996, and today it also sells CDs, videos, DVDs and gifts. They were also one of the first to make use of unique Internet capabilities. Do you have a favorite author? One click of the mouse brings up a list of every book he/she has ever written, and all are available right there at the website. They’ll even send you an e-mail whenever he or she publishes a new book. Not sure if you’ll like the CD? You can usually play a sample right through your computer to help you decide. Best of all, Amazon.com has up to ten times as many books as usual bookshops. Payment is made by credit card, then the goods are mailed to your home. Amazon.com has been so successful that the value of its business has increased over 100 times in the past few years.
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Some pairs of students are asked to role play making
conversations on chatting online with each other, and the
other students listen carefully and are required to make
comments on the speakers’ performances. This activity
can be continued so that other groups may have a
chance to perform in class.
Assignment for This Session
