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英 语
Friendship
Unit
3
Friendship needs to be sown(播种)with loyalty(忠诚), irrigated(浇灌)with enthusiasm(热情), and nurtured(滋养)with empathy(共情).
Learning Objectives
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II
Section One Getting Ready
III
Section Two Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation
IV
Section Three Reading and Writing
V
Section Four Grammar in Focus
VI
Section Five Doing a Project
Contents
Section One Getting Ready
Watch and Say
A. Reading Pictures
B. Building Vocabulary
C. Viewing to Learn
Contents
Section One Getting Ready
Learning Objectives
Listening: Listening for Tone & Attitude
Listening: Conversation
Listening: Short Passage
Speaking: Pair Work
Speaking: Group Work
Pronunciation
Contents
Section Two Listening, Speaking and Pronunciation
Text A and Writing
Text B
Contents
Section Three Reading and Writing
Learning Objectives
Simple Future and Past Progressive
Digging In
Trying Out
Contents
Section Four Grammar in Focus
Learning Objectives
Project A: Designing a profile
Project B: Designing an e-invitation card
Contents
Section Five Doing Project
talk about the importance of friendship and
describe how to maintain it;
identify the importance of having friends
from different cultures;
locate key words to retell a story;
write a story about friendship.
In this unit, we are going to
understand the meaning and importance of
“friendship” in human relationship;
get familiarized with useful words & expressions about “friendship”;
learn about the ways to keep lifelong friendships;
write a passage about you and your friends.
In this part, we are going to
After Reading
Guided Writing
Before Reading
Reading the Text
Text A and Writing
Section Three
Learning Objectives
Look at the title and picture of the passage. Answer the questions.
I expected to read a story concerning sand and stone.
Two best friends, travel, desert, quarrel, wrote on the sand,oasis, wrote something on a big stone, saved my life, friendship
life long…
What do you expect to read after
seeing the title of the text?
1.
2.
Scan the text, try to find the key elements of the story.
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Sand and Stone Story
1 Once upon a time, there were two best friends, John and James. They had been close friends since their childhood. When it was time for them to look for a job, they decided to travel together. They passed through various places — villages, towns, forests, beaches — and supported each other throughout
their journey.
2 One day they reached a desert and they had very little food and water left. “James, we have limited food and water. And we still have a lot of the desert to cross. We should save our supplies,” John told James. “But I am thirsty,” James replied.
“I don’t care. I am sure we will find an oasis ahead, somewhere.”
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3 John insisted. “We can’t be sure about it. We must save
our food and water.”
4 The two friends quarreled with each other and John shouted at James out of anger. Before moving on, James wrote on the sand, “My best friend shouted at me today.”
5 After a while, they came upon an oasis and were very happy. They refilled their bottles and took a bath in the water. However, James became careless and started to drown. John grabbed him and pulled him out of the water to safety. James
said, “Thank you, my friend! I owe you my life!”
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6 Before they continued the journey, James wrote something on a big stone. John asked, “What are you writing, James?” James replied, “When you shouted at me, I wrote it in the sand. The wind will have blown it away by now. But when you
saved my life, I wrote it in stone so that nothing can erase it.”
7 The two friends hugged each other and kept their friendship
lifelong.
After Reading
Guided Writing
Before Reading
Reading the Text
Text A and Writing
Section Three
Learning Objectives
A. Understanding the Text
Structure of the text
Exercise I
Exercise II
Exercise III
B. Exploring the Language
Words
Exercise I
Exercise II
Expressions and Sentence Patterns
Exercise I
Exercise II
D. More Practice
Exercise I
Exercise II
C. Translation
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Understanding the Text: Structure of the text
Parts of the Text Paragraph(s) Main Points
Part I
Part II
Part III
Para. 1
Paras. 2-4
Paras. 5-7
Two close friends James and John started a
trip together to look for a job.
After they reached a desert, they faced a
difficult situation about water supply. They
had a quarrel about water supply. James
wrote their quarrel on the sand.
Later they came upon an oasis, John saved
James from drowning. James thanked John
and then wrote that on the stone. At last,
they became best friends for lifelong.
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Guided Writing
Before Reading
Reading the Text
Text A and Writing
Section Three
Learning Objectives
The story is divided into five parts. Write down paragraph number for these five parts. Then, put the correct letter in
the timeline(事件时间线).
Understanding the Text: Exercise I
They became best friends forever.
They had a quarrel with each other.
The friends faced a difficult situation.
Two friends started a trip together to
look for a job.
One friend saved the other’s life.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
paragraph ______
paragraph ______
paragraph ______
paragraph ______
paragraph ______
2、3
7
1
4
5、6
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Before Reading
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The story is divided into five parts. Write down paragraph number for these five parts. Then, put the correct letter in
the timeline(事件时间线).
Understanding the Text: Exercise I
B
D
A
C
E
Timeline
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Learning Objectives
Briefly retell the story using the timeline with your partner. Use the words/phrases “after that”, “later”, “then”, “at last” to connect
the different parts of the story.
Understanding the Text: Exercise II
Two close friends James and John started a trip together to look for a job. After they reached a desert, they faced a difficult situation about water supply. They had a quarrel about this issue. James wrote their quarrel on the sand. Later they found an oasis. James was happy to have water again and became careless and started to drown. John saved him. James thanked John and then wrote this thing on the stone so it can last forever.
At last, they become best friends for lifelong.
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Guided Writing
Before Reading
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Text A and Writing
Section Three
Learning Objectives
Work in pairs. Discuss these questions and share your experience
with your partner.
Understanding the Text: Exercise III
The passage is about true friendship between two friends.
When it was time for them to look for a job, they decided to
travel together.
What’s the main idea of the passage?
1.
2.
3.
When did they decide to travel together?
They passed through villages, towns, forests, beaches and
deserts.
How many places did they pass through? And what were they?
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Learning Objectives
Why did the two friends quarrel with each other?
Why did James write something on a big stone?
What’s the meaning of the sentence “I owe you my life!”
What should good friends do for each other?
Good friends should experience many things and make progress
together.
Understanding the Text: Exercise III
Because they had different opinion whether to save their limited food and water supplies or not.
He wrote it in stone so that nothing can erase it.
4.
5.
6.
7.
It means that “I am obliged to pay my life to you”.
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What qualities do you think a good friend should have?
Understanding the Text: Exercise III
A good friend should be loyal to your friend, be upright,
be knowledgeable, be honest…
8.
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support
supply
insist
pull
become
save
continue
owe
Match the words with their definitions. There is one definition more than you need.
Words: Exercise I
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
hold sth firmly in order to move it towards
yourself
not stop happening, existing, or doing something
help in a sympathetic and kind way
not waste time, money, food, etc.
food and other things that people need
have to pay in return for something received
a small area of water and plants in a desert
start to develop into something
say firmly that sth is true
I
E
D
C
B
A
F
H
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Learning Objectives
With his help, I got out of the trouble, so I _______ him a lot.
My friends ____________ me when I was unhappy, and their
_________ made me feel much better.
After the earthquake, the government __________ the town
with food. These _________ saved many lives.
Rescue teams will ___________ the search tomorrow.
John always plans to ______ money, but he finds that at the
end of the month there is nothing left.
She _________ on paying for dinner. I tried to change her
mind, but her __________ was strong.
Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the words in Exercise I.
Words: Exercise II
insistence
supplies
continue
insisted
support
owed
save
supplied
supported
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Learning Objectives
Read the sentences and translate the words in bold(粗体字)into Chinese.
Expressions and Sentence Patterns: Exercise I
They had been close friends since their childhood.
After a while, they came upon an oasis and were very happy.
My best friend shouted at me today.
1.
2.
3.
be close friends 是(成为)亲密的朋友
come upon 偶然遇见
shout at 朝着……大喊
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Expressions and Sentence Patterns: Exercise I
John screamed at James out of anger.
Thank you, my friend! I owe you my life!
The wind will have blown it away by now.
4.
5.
6.
out of anger 出于愤怒
I owe you my life 我欠你一条命
blow away 吹走,吹散
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Fred said this not _____________ , but simply out of humor.
We ___________ a cottage just on the edge of the wood.
According to the weather forecast, strong cold air is going to ___________ the smog later this week.
Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the expressions in the box.
Expressions and Sentence Patterns: Exercise II
1.
2.
3.
come upon
become friends with
shout at
out of anger
owe sb an apology
blow away
4.
5.
6.
James is always kind to me and I ____________________ him.
I felt upset after I___________ my mom last night.
I_____________________ . You must have found my attitude very annoying.
out of anger
out of anger
shouted at
shout at
came upon
come upon
blow away
blow away
became friends with
become friends with
owe sb an apology
owed you an apology
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她偶遇了儿时的玩伴。(come upon)
我欠房东两个月的房租。(owe sb sth)
中国持续的经济和技术发展使其成为世界舞台上的重要角色。(continued)
Translate the sentences with the words or expressions in brackets(括号中).
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She came upon her childhood friend.
I owed the landlord two-month’s rent.
China's continued economic and technological developments
have made it a major player on the world stage.
1.
2.
3.
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Translate the sentences with the words or expressions in brackets(括号中).
孩子哪怕很生气也不可以对父母叫嚷。(shout at)
他很后悔因为生气做出了错误的决定。(out of anger)
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Children should not shout at their parents even if they are
angry.
He regretted that he had made the wrong decision out of
anger.
4.
5.
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I agree with it. The friendship between gentlemen requires nothing but pure heart. Perhaps we don’t need to talk every day, but we will always have their help when in need, just
like water.
Think about the questions and share your opinions in class. How do you understand the following opinions? Do you agree
with them? Give some evidence to support your opinion.
Exercise I
The friendship between gentlemen is as clean and pure as
water.
1.
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Exercise I
I agree with it. People with shared benefits can be friends. Once the shared interest is gone, their friendship may not last long. However, for those who are enemies now. Once they share the same interest, they will reconcile and become
friends.
There are no permanent friends or permanent enemies, only
permanent interests.
2.
Think about the questions and share your opinions in class. How do you understand the following opinions? Do you agree
with them? Give some evidence to support your opinion.
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Guided Writing
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Text A and Writing
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Learning Objectives
In narrative, the author uses time linking words like “once upon a time, after a while, before” to connect the story and make it
more organized;
In terms of content, the author makes the story more readable
through conflict and reconciliation between friends.
Study the text again and tell how the author makes the story attractive to readers.
Exercise II
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they decided to / for them / when / to look for a job / travel together / it was time / (, .)
food and water left / and / a desert / one day / they had very
little / they reached / (.)
1.
2.
Put the words in the correct order to form sentences. Then check your answers by reading them aloud.
Exercise I
When it was time for them to look for a job, they decided to travel together.
One day they reached a desert and they had very little food and water left.
在做这类习题时,我们可以通过英语不同类型的句子来判断该句类型,从而甄别一些连接词来连接句子:
英语中,根据句子结构,可以分为简单句、并列句、复合句三种。
1. 简单句:只含有一个主谓结构并且句子各成分都只由单词或短语构成的独立句子或分句叫做简单句。在简单句中主语和谓语是句子的主干,是句子的核心。
2. 并列句:由并列连词把两个或两个以上的简单句连在一起的句子叫并列句。不同的并列连词表示并列分句之间的不同逻辑关系。
3. 复合句:复合句(Complex Sentence)分为并列复合句和主从或从属复合句,并列复合句是由并列连词:and、or、but 连接; 从属复合句由一个主句(Principal Clause)和一个或一个以上的从句(Subordinate Clause)构成。用疑问词作引导词,主句是全句的主体,通常可以独立存在;从句则是一个句子成分,不能独立存在。从句不能单独成句,但它也有主语部分和谓语部分,就像一个句子一样。所不同在于,从句须由一个关联词(connective)引导。
根据引导从句为主不同,大致可分为:主语从句、表语从句、宾语从句、定语从句、状语从句等。
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save / we / be sure about it / must / our food and water /
can’t / we / (. .)
they / took / their bottles / a / water / in / bath / refilled / and / the / (.)
and / James / started to drown / however / became careless / (, .)
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3.
4.
5.
Exercise I
We can’t be sure about it. We must save our food and water.
They refilled their bottles and took a bath in the water.
However, James became careless and started to drown.
在做这类习题时,我们可以通过英语不同类型的句子来判断该句类型,从而甄别一些连接词来连接句子:
英语中,根据句子结构,可以分为简单句、并列句、复合句三种。
1. 简单句:只含有一个主谓结构并且句子各成分都只由单词或短语构成的独立句子或分句叫做简单句。在简单句中主语和谓语是句子的主干,是句子的核心。
2. 并列句:由并列连词把两个或两个以上的简单句连在一起的句子叫并列句。不同的并列连词表示并列分句之间的不同逻辑关系。
3. 复合句:复合句(Complex Sentence)分为并列复合句和主从或从属复合句,并列复合句是由并列连词:and、or、but 连接; 从属复合句由一个主句(Principal Clause)和一个或一个以上的从句(Subordinate Clause)构成。用疑问词作引导词,主句是全句的主体,通常可以独立存在;从句则是一个句子成分,不能独立存在。从句不能单独成句,但它也有主语部分和谓语部分,就像一个句子一样。所不同在于,从句须由一个关联词(connective)引导。
根据引导从句为主不同,大致可分为:主语从句、表语从句、宾语从句、定语从句、状语从句等。
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pulled him / and / out of the water / John / to safety / grabbed him / (.)
can erase it / I wrote it / saved my life / in stone / when / nothing / you / so that / (.)
their friendship / and / lifelong / hugged each other / kept / the two friends / (.)
Exercise I
6.
7.
8.
John grabbed him and pulled him out of the water to safety.
When you saved my life, I wrote it in stone so that nothing
can erase it.
The two friends hugged each other and kept their friendship
lifelong.
在做这类习题时,我们可以通过英语不同类型的句子来判断该句类型,从而甄别一些连接词来连接句子:
英语中,根据句子结构,可以分为简单句、并列句、复合句三种。
1. 简单句:只含有一个主谓结构并且句子各成分都只由单词或短语构成的独立句子或分句叫做简单句。在简单句中主语和谓语是句子的主干,是句子的核心。
2. 并列句:由并列连词把两个或两个以上的简单句连在一起的句子叫并列句。不同的并列连词表示并列分句之间的不同逻辑关系。
3. 复合句:复合句(Complex Sentence)分为并列复合句和主从或从属复合句,并列复合句是由并列连词:and、or、but 连接; 从属复合句由一个主句(Principal Clause)和一个或一个以上的从句(Subordinate Clause)构成。用疑问词作引导词,主句是全句的主体,通常可以独立存在;从句则是一个句子成分,不能独立存在。从句不能单独成句,但它也有主语部分和谓语部分,就像一个句子一样。所不同在于,从句须由一个关联词(connective)引导。
根据引导从句为主不同,大致可分为:主语从句、表语从句、宾语从句、定语从句、状语从句等。
After Reading
Guided Writing
Before Reading
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Learning Objectives
Write a passage of no less than 60 words about an unforgettable(难忘的)story that has happened to you and your friends.
Guiding Tips
_______ and I have been friends since childhood/My best friend is ______. We went through a lot together. I still remember one day when _____________________________________. First, _______________________________________________________. After that, _______________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Finally, ________________________________________________
______________________________. This story is unforgettable
Exercise II
Lily
we stuck in an elevator together.
Lily quickly picked up the emergency phone and asked for help
Lily calmed down and told me to take a breath with her. We stood clear of the doors so they can be opened easily. Then Lily told me many jokes so I soon forget our trouble
the rescue workers came and Lily let me out first. We
held tight together to celebrate
Lily
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Write a passage of no less than 60 words about an unforgettable(难忘的)story that has happened to you and your friends.
for me because ___________________________. I am glad that _____ is my best friend because he/she is ___________________.
Exercise II
Lily put my life before hers
Lily
so kind and selfless
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Learning Objectives
get familiarized with the structure and sentence patterns of an invitation card;
learn about the expressions and language features of an invitation card;
learn about the function of an invitation card
to build up friendship;
design an invitation card.
In this part, you are going to
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Text B
Section Three
Learning Objectives
Have you ever received any invitation cards?
1.
2.
Task 1
Directions: Look at the picture of Text B. Discuss and answer the questions:
Yes, I have. It is from my friends/ my uncle/ charity groups.
No, I have not.
How to invite people in different situations./ When to
attend the celebration ceremony./ How to contact for more information…
What information can you get from invitation cards?
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Text B
Section Three
Learning Objectives
What information do you expect to learn from invitation cards?
What activities can we have if we go to a Lantern Festivals
Party?
Task 1
Directions: Look at the picture of Text B. Discuss and answer the questions:
I want to know what events we are going to celebrate, the
date of the celebrated events, the schedule of the celebrated
events ...
3.
4.
We can see a lot of lanterns and play some lantern riddles
games.
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Text B
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Learning Objectives
The 1st card
The 2nd card
The 3rd card
Task 2
Directions: Scan the title of the posters and match them their title.
Lantern Festival
Care for the Stay-at-home Children
Birthday Celebration
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Text B
Section Three
Learning Objectives
Invitation card 1
You’re invited to celebrate Cynthia’s 18th Milestone Birthday.
Come join us for a DISCOVERY PARTY.
Sunday April 10th 10:00 am-noon
North Lakeland Discovery Centre.
14006 Discovery Lane Manitowish Waters, WI
Contact the center at 715-543-2085.
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Invitation card 2
YU GARDEN LANTERN FESTIVAL PARTY
LANTERN EXHIBITION, LANTERN RIDDLES, GAMES AND MORE
You are invited!
Friday February 26th 7:00PM 168 Fuyou Road, Huangpu District
PICKUP SERVICE 5:00 PM@DaZHONG PASSENGER PICKUP
CASUAL DRESS
Tickets¥50
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Learning Objectives
Invitation card 3
EDUCATION FOR DEVELOPMENT Act Small,Change Big.
OPENING CEREMONY
Dear friends,
EFD invites you to a brilliant event to release our “Care for the stay-at-home children” project on Wednesday October 6th, 2010
6:30pm - 8:00pm at
Nutrifort(NTFQ2)
2 West Lane Wanshou Road, Haidian District, Beijing
BE THERE TO JOIN THE FUN AND LEARN HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROJECT !
RSVP before October 8th:
bgs@cbsf.org.cn
Or call +86(10)68179700
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Learning Objectives
Structure of the text
Parts of the Text Main Points
Invitation card 1 You’re invited to celebrate Cynthia’s 18th Milestone Birthday.
Invitation card 2 You’re invited to YU GARDEN LANTERN FESTIVAL PARTY.
Invitation card 3 EFD invites you to a brilliant event to release their “Care for the stay-at-
home children” project.
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Section Three
Learning Objectives
Where can we participate in Cynthia’s 18th Milestone
Birthday?
Which party can we go to if we want to have lantern exhibition,
lantern riddles, and more?
What time is the Opening Ceremony?
1.
2.
3.
Comprehension Plus
Directions: Based on the understanding of the invitation cards, answer the questions.
North Lakeland Discovery Centre.
Yuyuan Garden lantern festival party.
6:30pm-8:00pm,Wednesday October 6th, 2010
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Learning Objectives
Exercise I
Read the invitation cards and answer these questions: Who are the invitations sent to, and what are people going to celebrate? Then compare the cards to find out which one is
more formal than the others and give your reasons.
The first invitation is sent to Cynthia’s friends, relatives and neighbors perhaps. They are going to celebrate Cynthia’s 18th
birthday.
The second invitation is sent to people who are interested in Lantern exhibition and Chinese traditional festival. They are
going to celebrate Lantern Festival.
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Read the invitation cards and answer these questions: Who are the invitations sent to, and what are people going to celebrate? Then compare the cards to find out which one is
more formal than the others and give your reasons.
The third invitation is sent to attract people who care about “stay-at-home children” or want to do kind things. They are going to celebrate the release of “Care for the stay-at-home
children” project.
The third one is more formal than the others. Because the language is more formal, the information is more detailed, important information is capitalized and the contact information
as well as response time is provided.
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The features of an invitation card include eye-catching title, detailed context, elaborate graphics and designed white space. The context should be easy to read and memorize, including necessary information like subject, inviter, invitee, purpose, place and time. The graphics should match with the theme of the invitation and at least 30% white space should be left to
make your invitation card readable.
Pair work. Read the posters again and talk with your partner about how to design an invitation card. Pay attention to the
structures and sentence patterns used in the invitation cards.
An invitation card is made up of four key features: title, context, graphics, and white space.
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Practice. Suppose your company is going to launch(发布) a new product and you’re to write a launching invitation to get your customers excited about it. Include all the information
they will need.
Tips for writing a launching invitation
● Tell the guest who’s hosting the launch party.
● Explain what the launch party is celebrating.
● Give the date and time of the launch event.
● Write out the venue’s full address and name to make finding it easy
● Say what the dress code for the event is, if applicable.
● Ask the guests to RSVP and include an easy way to do so.
● Include a schedule in the invitation so guests can see what’s planned.
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Invitation Letter for Launching New Smart Projector
BND is known for the efforts they put in to come up with an innovation that is beyond excellence. You are invited to the launch party of Vision Projector and witness the glory for yourself.
Mark your calendars for Thursday, December 5th, 2023 at 7 pm
The Red House, 1234 Blue Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Come dressed in formal attire
Please RSVP by October 7th: marketing76@vision.com
Or call 9086243
Schedule: 6:30 pm: Guests arrive, 7 pm: CEO speaks, 7:30 pm:
Product demonstration.
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