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Conversation one. good morning. May I have your name? Good morning. My name is, am a Miller. How do you spell your name? EMMIMIMILLER Miller. you can call me emma. Nice to meet you eh, my name is tony fan. Nice to meet you too. Tung fy. Conversation, too. Hello, 王阳ming,how are you? Hi heaven, i'm fine. Thank you and you. I'm great. thanks. Oh, that's the bill. Let's go to class. Goodbye, bye.
1. To use sentence patterns properly for greeting, asking for names, saying goodbye, etc., to exchange greetings with others and have a simple conversation 2. To understand how English names are formed and be able to compare them with Chinese names 3. To greet and respond properly based on the person you're speaking to, such as strangers or friends 4. To write simple everyday phrases correctly and complete conversations for greeting strangers and friends Objectives Watch the video and find some daily conversation expressions (日常对话表达) in it. 见面时常用的打招呼语: _ 日常寒暄询问近况: _ 初次见面时,询问对方名字: _ 初次见面时,表示很高兴认识对方: _ Hello. How are you? What's your name? Nice to meet you. Can you think of some other daily conversation expressions? 比"hello"更为随意的问候语:_ 上午相遇时更为正式和礼貌的问候语:_ 结束对话时的告别语:_ Hi! Good morning. Goodbye!/Bye! Read the expressions and match them with the responses. Hello! How are you? What's your name? Good morning. Nice to meet you. Goodbye. 1. Good morning. 2. Nice to meet you too. 3. Hello!/Hi! 4. Bye. 5. My name is Emma. 6. I'm fine, thank you. P4 Tick the expressions that start a conversation. 1a Hello! How are you? What's your name? Good morning. Nice to meet you. Goodbye. Now, let's read two conversations to see how these expressions are used in everyday communication. Look at the pictures and tell me who is speaking in each conversation. Teng Fei Emma Helen Yaming Conversation 1 Conversation 2 1. What sound does the loudspeaker (广播喇叭) on the wall make? It's a bell (铃声) sound. 2. What does it mean when the loudspeaker makes the ringing sound? It's time for class. Listen and identify the relationship between the speakers in each conversation. 听一听,并判断每段对话中说话者之间的关系。 a) Classmates/Friends who know each other 彼此认识的同学/朋友 b) Strangers meeting for the first time 第一次见面的陌生人 Conversation 1 Conversation 2 询问对方的姓名是陌生人之间开启交谈的一种常见方式。 初次见面时常用的礼貌用语 直呼对方的名字,并用较为随意的 “Hello”和“Hi”来打招呼,这是熟人之间常见的打招呼方式。 常用于熟人之间的日常问候 告别时使用简单随意的表达,也符合熟人之间交流的特点。 Conversation 1 Teng Fei: Good morning. May I have your name? Emma: Good morning. My name is Emma Miller. Teng Fei: How do you spell your name? Emma: E-M-M-A, Emma. M-I-L-L-E-R, Miller. You can call me Emma. Teng Fei: Nice to meet you, Emma. My name is Teng Fei. Emma: Nice to meet you too, Teng Fei. Read the two conversations. 1b 你可以叫我…… - 很高兴见到你。 - 我也很高兴见到你。 能告诉我你的名字吗? 是比“What's your name?”更为礼貌和正式的表达。 P4 你的名字怎么拼? Emma是first name,也叫given name,即名,通常是父母在孩子出生时给予的名字,用来在日常生活中称呼一个人。 Miller是last name,也叫surname或family name,即姓,通常表示家族或家族成员的共同身份。 Conversation 2 Helen: Hello, Wang Yaming! How are you? Yaming: Hi, Helen. I'm fine, thank you. And you? Helen: I'm great, thanks. Yaming: Oh, that's the bell. Let's go to class. Helen: Goodbye! Yaming: Bye! 你好吗? 我很好。 再见! 你呢? 哦,上课铃响了。我们去上课吧。 在书写中文姓名时应注意在姓和名之间空一格,姓和名的第一个字母要大写。若名有两个或两个以上汉字,则连在一起写。 Start a conversation Continue a conversation End a conversation Pay attention to the colored words and learn how we carry on a conversation. 注意标色词汇,学习如何展开对话。 1. "_" is a more polite way of asking for someone's name. 2. Emma Miller asks Teng Fei to call her _. 3. Teng Fei says "Nice to meet you" and Emma replies (回复) "_". Read conversation 1 and fill in the blanks. 在英语国家,人们通常在正式场合使用全名,而在日常交流中,更常使用名字(first name)来互相称呼,以显得亲切和自然,就像对话中Emma让Teng Fei称呼她为“Emma”一样。 May I have your name? Emma Nice to meet you too Read conversation 2 and fill in the blanks. 1. Helen asks Wang Yaming, "_" to greet him. 2. Wang Yaming says he is _, and then asks Helen, "And you?" 3. Helen replies, "_, thanks." 4. When the bell rings, Wang Yaming says, "Let's _." How are you? fine I'm great go to class Read the conversations in 1b again. Fill in the blanks with the correct responses in the box. My name is Emma Miller. E-M-M-A, Emma. M-I-L-L-E-R, Miller. I'm fine, thank you. Nice to meet you too. 1. A: How are you? B: _ 2. A: May I have your name? B: _ 3. A: Nice to meet you. B: _ 4. A: How do you spell your name? B: _ _ 1c I'm fine, thank you. My name is Emma Miller. Nice to meet you too. E-M-M-A, Emma. M-I-L-L-E-R, Miller. P5 Read and learn the conversation by heart in 3 minutes. Teng Fei: _ _. May I have your name? Emma: Good morning. _ _ is Emma Miller. Teng Fei: _ _ _ _ _ _? Emma: _, _. M-I-L-L-E-R, Miller. You can _ _ Emma. Teng Fei: _ _ _ _, Emma. My name is Teng Fei. Emma: Nice to meet you too, Teng Fei. 1 Helen: _, Wang Yaming! How are you? Yaming: Hi, Helen. _ _, thank you. _ _? Helen: _ _, thanks. Yaming: Oh, that's the _. Let's _ _ _. Helen: Goodbye! Yaming: _! 2 当被问及"How are you?"时,是否只能用"I'm fine. Thank you. And you?"来回应呢? 虽然'I'm fine. Thank you. And you?'是教科书中常见的标准回答,但在实际交流中,母语者会根据具体情境使用更多样化的表达。你可以依据场合的正式程度、对话对象的关系,以及自己当下的真实感受来选择更贴切的回应方式。 在很多情况下,尤其是当人们只是出于礼貌而问候时,"How are you?"的回答不一定非得详细描述自己的真实状态,通常会简洁地回答"I'm fine, thank you!"作为礼貌回应。 Greetings like "How are you?" and "吃了吗?" are more about social icebreakers than real questions. They are used to show care for others and foster a sense of connection. 像 “How are you?” 和 “吃了吗?” 这样的问候更像是社交破冰话题,而非真正的提问。它们用于表达对他人的关心,并促进人与人之间的联系。 Complete the conversations below. Then role-play them with a partner. 1d Conversation 1 A: Good morning! May I have your name? B: _! My name is _. A: How do you spell your name? B: _. You can call me _. A: Nice to meet you, _. My name is _. B: _. P5 Hi, Peter! 19 Conversation 2 A: Hello, _! How are you? B: Hi, _. I'm _. And you? A: _. Oh, it's time for class. B: Goodbye! A: _. Hi, Peter! 20 Starter Unit 1 Hello! Section A How do you greet people? Section B How do you start a conversation? * Hello! * Hi! * Good morning! * Nice to meet you! * How are you? Start and continue a conversation with strangers: * Good morning! * What's your name? * May I have your name? * My name is ... / I'm ... * How do you spell your name? * Nice to meet you. * Nice to meet you too. Start and continue a conversation with friends: * Hello! / Hi! * How are you? * I'm fine, thank you. And you? * Goodbye! / Bye! Now 5 minutes to test your spelling. 1. English-Chinese unit, starter unit, section, each, other, oh, PRC, PLA, VR, WHO, UN 2. Chinese-English 招呼;问候,互相;彼此,每人;所有人,开始;着手,谈话;交谈,用字母拼;拼写,铃(声);钟(声),早上好。请坐下。你能向全班同学打个招呼吗?能告诉我你的名字吗?你的名字怎么拼?你可以叫我埃玛。很高兴见到你。你怎么样?我们去上课吧。 When finishing, exchange your papers to see who does the best. 1. Teng Fei与Emma初次见面,Teng Fei说“Nice to meet you”,Emma应该回答( )。 A. How are you? B. Good morning. C. Nice to meet you too. 2. 当你想知道对方名字怎么拼写时,你可以说( )。 A. What's your name? B. How do you spell your name? C. May I have your name? 3. 下列用于熟人之间打招呼的是( )。 A. May I have your name? B. How do you spell your name? C. Hello! How are you? 1. Can you use sentence patterns properly for greeting, asking for names, saying goodbye, etc., to exchange greetings with others and have a simple conversation? 2. Can you understand how English names are formed and compare them with Chinese names? 3. Can you greet and respond properly based on the person you're speaking to, such as strangers or friends? 4. Can you write simple everyday phrases correctly and complete conversations for greeting strangers and friends? For everyone: 1. Listen and memorize the text in Activity 1b on page 4. 2. Make up a conversation to greet people and introduce yourself. Then make a video. To challenge: Search the Internet for other common greeting ways and polite expressions in daily communication. $$Everyday day, I go to school, I meet my family, and we all say. Everyday day and play. Need new. And we all say. What's your name? What's your name? Nice to meet you. Do you wanna play? Do you wanna play? What's your name? What's your name? Nice to meet you. Do you wanna play? Do you wanna play?
How are you? I'm fine. Thank you. I'm great. tired, anxious. lost terrible. not good. just restless. I'm lonely. casey. Better. much Better. Honestly, i've been Better, Better than that. You don't really good.