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初中英语山东版九年级--Unit 5

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Could you please lend me your pen?
[00:07.30]Section 1 Before You Read
[00:11.38]GROUPWORK
[00:13.63]1a If you need help with your homework,
[00:19.26]how would you ask these people?
[00:23.55]1b Discuss the language you used to
[00:27.71]make this request.
[00:29.82]Was it the same each time?
[00:32.34]If not,discuss why not.
[00:35.70]Section 2 While You Read
[00:39.37]Could you please lend me your pen?
[00:42.01]Asking for information or help is a very common
[00:45.07]and necessary activity,
[00:46.94]especially when we visit a foreign country.
[00:50.16]So knowing how to ask for information
[00:52.54]politely is important.
[00:54.97]In English,"Where are the restrooms?"
[00:57.88]and "Could you please tell me
[00:59.68]where the restrooms are?"
[01:01.35]are similar requests
[01:03.34]both are correct English,
[01:05.17]but the first could sound rude.
[01:08.20]It's important to use correct language,
[01:10.66]but sometimes this alone is not enough
[01:13.77]we need to learn how to be polite
[01:16.03]when we make requests.
[01:18.97]In English,just like in Chinese,
[01:21.52]we change the way we speak
[01:23.06]when talking with different people.
[01:25.94]The expressions you use might depend on
[01:28.35]whom you are speaking to
[01:30.00]or how well you know them.
[01:32.82]If you say to your teacher,"Where is my book?"
[01:36.09]this will sound rude.
[01:38.17]But if you say,"Excuse me,Mr West.
[01:41.21]Do you know where my book is?"
[01:43.60]Your quesiton will sound much more polite.
[01:46.61]On the other hand,
[01:47.88]it might be alright to say "Where is my book?"
[01:51.30]in some situations,
[01:53.40]perhaps with people you know well.
[01:56.31]And you would not usually say,
[01:58.40]"Peter,lend me your pen."
[02:00.73]A very direct1 order like this
[02:02.30]can sound rude in English.
[02:05.06]Usually in English polite questions are longer
[02:08.40]and include extra language
[02:11.00]such as"Could you please.,.."or "Can I ask..."
[02:15.52]It sounds more polite to say,
[02:17.57]"Peter,could you please lend me you pen?"
[02:21.17]Sometimes,we might even need to spend some time
[02:23.66]leading into a question or request.
[02:27.89]For example,
[02:29.41]if you stop a stranger in the street,
[02:31.69]we might first say,
[02:33.65]"Excuse me.I wonder if you can help me?"
[02:36.56]or "I'm sorry to trouble you but,"
[02:40.02]before asking them for help.
[02:42.87]It might seem that speaking politely
[02:45.23]is more difficult than being direct,
[02:47.51]and in a way this may be true.
[02:50.39]However,in order not to offend2 people,
[02:53.61]learning3 about language etiquette4 is just
[02:55.80]as important as learning grammar or vocabulary.
[02:59.80]And doing this will also help you
[03:02.11]become better at English,
[03:03.50]or any other language you wish to speak.
[03:07.38]Section 3 After You Read
[03:11.56]3a Look at the requests in the lefe-hand column5,
[03:17.31]then
[03:18.84]a) describe a situation when the request
[03:22.64]would be suitable6 as it is,
[03:25.18]b) make the request more polite.
[03:30.22]3b Read the article again.
[03:34.65]Match each paragraph7 with its main idea.
[03:39.12]Section 4 Go For It!
[03:43.34]Role play the following situations.
[03:46.51]Think about the relationship between the speaker
[03:49.72]and the listener8.
[03:51.33]Decide how to make the request.
[03:54.80]1.A teenager wants to stay out later
[03:59.01]and asks a parent about it.
[04:02.40]2. A foreign friend is interested in your new
[04:06.24]dictionary and asks about it.
[04:09.87]3.Some students want to hand in their homework
[04:14.52]later than the teacher asked for it.
[04:18.80]4.You want to change the time you asked
[04:22.13]a friend to come for a meal at your house.
[04:25.68]If you have time!
[04:27.79]Find more examples of language etiquette
[04:31.70]from watching movies or reading books.
[04:35.70]Share them with your partner.
[04:37.06]


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1 direct aPzzp     
adj.直接的;直达的;v.指挥;知道;监督;管理
参考例句:
  • This train is direct,you do not have to change.这辆火车是直达的,你不必换车。
  • The army is under the king's direct command.军队由国王直接统帅。
2 offend nIBxd     
v.犯错误;违犯;犯罪
参考例句:
  • He took care never to offend his visitors.他小心谨慎,绝不得罪他的访客。
  • I think I never offend you.我想我从没有触犯过你。
3 learning wpSzFe     
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
参考例句:
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
4 etiquette Xiyz0     
n.礼仪,礼节;规矩
参考例句:
  • The rules of etiquette are not so strict nowadays.如今的礼仪规则已不那么严格了。
  • According to etiquette,you should stand up to meet a guest.按照礼节你应该站起来接待客人。
5 column lWPyR     
n.列,柱形图;专栏;圆柱;纵队
参考例句:
  • I often read his column in the local paper.我经常在当地的报纸上看到他的专栏文章。
  • A column of soldiers marched down the highway.一个士兵纵队沿着公路行进。
6 suitable QUnzl     
adj.合适的,适当的,适宜的
参考例句:
  • Tomorrow will be quite suitable.明天挺合适。
  • Is she suitable for the job?她适于做这工作吗?
7 paragraph yKsxW     
n.段落,短评;vt.将…分段,分段落;vi.写短评
参考例句:
  • Each paragraph begins on a new line.每段都另起一行。
  • There's a paragraph on the matter in the paper.报纸对这件事有一短篇报道。
8 listener J0Ixc     
n.听众;收听者
参考例句:
  • I'm a regular listener to her show.我经常收听她的节目。
  • She became an attentive listener.她变成了一个专心致志的聆听者。
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