Unit 8 No One by that Name Receiving Visitors. Class Objectives Topic: A Visit to Jackie Baker Function: a. Expressing Certainty /Uncertainty b. Confirming.

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Unit 8 No One by that Name Receiving Visitors

Class Objectives Topic: A Visit to Jackie Baker Function: a. Expressing Certainty /Uncertainty b. Confirming and responding c. Receiving Visitors

Language points 1. Hold on a second. 2. In that case, be my guest. 3. You seem to have troule with names. 4. I thought it was odd. To wait for a short time. Hold back, hold down,hold off, hold on to, hold out, hold over, hold up, etc. have difficulties with

Speaking practice Expressing Certainty I know Nick did it. I’m positive I’m sure Nick didn’t do it. It is clear to me that Expressing Uncertainty I’m not sure that I doubt that Nick did it. I have trouble believing that

Speaking practice Confirming and Responding Confirming Responding I’ m sure. I’m positive. Are you sure about that? Oh, yes, absolutely. Are you certain about that? No doubt about it. Do you really think so? I’m pretty sure. Actually, I really doubt it.

Practice Situation: Imagine you are talking about a friends named Tom who has been offer a job.

Work in pair, and discuss the following questions: ---What do you do and say when you receive a business visitor at your office or meet him/her at the airport for the first time? ----How important are first impressions? ----What effect does the initial contact have on future relations?

Listen to the dialogues to check the answers. Keys: (1)c (2) f (3) a (4) i (5) b (6) h (7) d (8) e (9) j (10) g

Work in groups. Role-play the following situation: You are the Export Manager of Guangzhou Cosmetics Ltd. And are now at Baiyun Airport to meet your Canadian customer, Mr. Wilson. You’ve been dealing with each other through correspondence for one or two years, but have never met before. After you meet, you exchange greetings, say a few sentences about his flight and the weather, and make a small talk on the way to the hotel.