《新境界-综合教程2》课件unit3

1、综合教程Unit 3 Business TravelPart I Text A2 9 Part II Applied WritingnPart I Text A Pre-reading ActivitiesTask 1Task 2Mini TextTask 3Task 4 Reading of the TextBackground In formationTasklTask 3Task 5Task 2 Task 4Task 6Text A Comprehension Vocabulary TranslationSyndicate Activities Task 7 Grammar Review

2、Task 1 Task 2Comprehensive ExercisesPre-reading ActivitiesTask!Work in pairs Look at the following pictures and then discuss with your partner the questions below1 Have you ever experienced a long-distance travel? Open answer.2. What should we do first if we make a business travel?We should make a t

3、ravel plan first.3. When we have decided on our travel plan, what should we do next?We should book the air ticket or train ticket and make an appointment with customers or business partners we are going to visit4. How do we choose our transportation means, by plane, by train or by coach?For longer-d

4、istance travels we choose the plane or train. For a short-distance travel we may take a coach.5. How do we book our hotel? And how do we check in at a hotel?Normally we send a fax or email with booking details to the hotel, and the hotel will reply for confirmation. We may also ask one of our custom

5、ers or business partners to book the hotel for us locally as they often get a better price.For check-in, we should tell the reception first that we have the reservation in their hotel and he or she will check it. Then we need to fill in a simple registration card and pay some deposit in cash or with

6、 the credit card before the bellboy takes us to the room.6. How do we visit our customers or business partners on a business travel?We visit them by appointment. Normally we visit them in their company or invite them to the hotel where we stay, or we can meet them at the conference or in other activ

7、itiesacTask 2Read the following Mini Text and find the words or expressions that match the context meaning given.a) commercial : related to the buying and selling ofgoods and servicesb) printing: the activity of producing newspapers,N I，JFbooks, etc.c) prospect : a person, company, etc. who is aposs

8、ible customerTd) check in : to report your arrival at anairport, hotel, hospital etc.e) briefinq : a meeting in which people aregiven informationf) departure : the act of leaving a placeMini TextBruces Travel Plan(March 8-12, 2011)Monday, March 811: 00 am14: 00 p.m.Arriving in Guangzhou, checking in

9、 at Shangri-La Hotel Business meetings with prospectsTuesday, March 910: 00 a.m.14: 00 pmSouth China 2010 Printing Expo Opening CeremonyShow visitsWednesday, March 109: 00 a.m.15: 30 p.m.Visiting Heshan Printing MillDeparting from Guangzhou for Shanghai Checking in at Shanghai Hilton HotelThursday,

10、March 119: 00 a.m. Market briefing at the US Commercial Center Shanghai 14: 00 p.m. Visiting Shanghai Jielong Printing Co. Ltd.Word Tips NotesFrid町9 March 1210: 30 am Departing from Shanghai for LondonTask 3Pair WorkWork with your partner and answer the following questions according to the Mini Text

11、.1 How many days will Bruces travel last in China?It will last 5 days2. Which city is Bruce5s destination on March 10?Shanghai is his destination on March 10.ac3 What kind of company do you think Bruce works for?It seems he works for a printing company.4. What will Bruce do on the morning of March 1

12、0?He will visit Heshan Printing Mill.5. When will Bruce finish his travel in China?He will finish his travel on March 12.Task 4Context CluesFill in the blanks in the following summary of Text A with words given in the boxassessing clarifying export itinerary rolling solidifyIf you want to develop a

13、new market or export goods and services, you need to goacon a business travel and visit the new market. This is perhaps the best way to 0 assess the market potential. When planning the business travel, you should take the following factors into consideration. Q Clarifying your objectives is the firs

14、t step. Making preparations for the trip is the second, which means planning your own 0 itinerary And the third step is making yourlist of tasks for your trip. When you have succeeded in your first travel, you still need to follow up and solidify the business relationships you have nurtured. In othe

15、r words, keep the ball 0 rolling as your export business grows，and you prepare for your next trip abroad.Reading of the TextBusiness Travel Planning Comprehension of the SamplesAnswer the following questions about the above samples 1 What is the subject of the email in the first sample?The subject i

16、s Application for Sales Manager.2. What is the recipienfs email address in the first sample?The recipienfs email address ispetersmithetelec .com Comprehension of the Samples3. What is the senderJs email address in the second sample?The sender5s email address isStellalee .4. What is the subject of th

17、e email in the second sample?The subject is Meet Susan Chen at the Airport.5. Which email is more formal?The first emailis more formal.acTask 1From： johnbrownTo： zhangming Date： March 5, 2011Subject： Smoking Issue in the OfficeDear Zhang, MingFd like you to look into the smoking issue in the company

18、 office. You need to get some figures about the number of smokers among our office staff and come up with a proposal on how to ban smoking in the office Do we need to have a smoking room for those smokers?Could you please get back to me before next week!s Senior Management Meeting on Monday?Kind regards,John 20j Ia -J |dj巨zaoTask 2The following is a formal email Laura Liu wrote to JohnFrom: Lauraliu 扇闪ritehnWiisonyaho圈刖 informal one.Date: February 5,2010ServiceTo:JohnWilsonJohnFebruary 5, 2011Marketing