2. Listen and Watch Take notes Please! What are the similarities in these two dialogues?

3. Similarities Greet and Introduce Talks each other Strangers Similar expressions

4. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (Each other) Hi! My name’s…,but you can call me … It’s nice to meet you,… Formal Informal Opening a conversation Hi! My name’s… We haven’t met before, have we? Nice to meet you,…

5. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (Each other) I’m a freshman here, what about you? I have my first class this afternoon. What class is that? Identity, place of birth, School life Identity, school life Continuing a talk: Find a topic about identity Are you a new student? Where are you from? What are you studying here?

6. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (Each other) Oh, really! We are going to be in the same class. Oh, that’s great! Closing: Polite ending about the topic! So We’ll know whom we should call if we need a lawyer! Sure. Welcome any time! Let’s come to a summary

7. If you: polite and formal Your openings are: Excuse me, may I introduce myself? I’m very pleased to have the opportunity meet you. We haven’t met before, have we? If you: direct and informal Your openings are: How do you do! My name is… Pleased/nice to meet you. I’m glad/pleased to know you. Nice to meet you!

8. The topics in your talks to continue are going to be: Personal information What… Where… What… name nationality family hometown hobbies More informationWhat… major occasion addressee job Play, music, weather Lecture, trip, TV… language A1 A2 B1 B2 多用感叹句

9. Role play: talk to strangers If you: sociable like him If you: shy, kind like him If you: traditional like them If you: fashionable like her

10. Listen and Watch Take notes Please! What are the similarities in these two dialogues?

11. Similarities Talks one another Two are strangers, but one knows both Similar expressions

12. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (One another) C: Tony, I would like you to meet Professor Smith. C: Mr. Smith, this is my friend Tony. B: It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Smith. A: Hey, nice to meet you FormalInformalOpening a conversation C: Joanne, I don’t think you have met Chen… C: Chen, this is my friend Joanne. B: Nice to meet you,… A: Nice to meet you.

13. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (One another) …told me how much you enjoyed your class! Excuse us, we’re going to catch a movie… Identity, place of birth, School life Identity, school life, Things going to do Continuing a talk: Find a topic about identity Are you an international student? I’m from Tokyo. What about you? What’s your nationality? Do you like living here?

14. Greetings and Introductions — Strangers (One another) Very nice meeting you, … Hey, same here. Have fun! Closing: Polite ending about the topic! Yeah, it’s very beautiful all the year round. It’s a good place to live. Let’s come to a summary

15. Differences 人名 A, I’d like you to meet + 称谓 (+ 人名 B) 。 人名 A, have you already met + 称谓 (+ 人名 B)? 人名 A, may I introduce you to + 称谓 (+ 人名 B)? 人名 A, allow me to introduce + 称谓 (+ 人名 B) 。 人名 A, I don’t think you’ve met + 称谓 (+ 人名 B) 。 人名 A, I want you to meet + 称谓 (+ 人名 B) 。 Opening 注意： C 和一方要根据另一方的地位选择正确表述方式

16. Role play: talk to strangers

17. Assignments Oral: A Talk — Strangers ⒈ Two people ⒉ Three people Listening: ⒈ Unit 1, part A (p1-2) ⒉ Unit 1, Speaking tasks, pair work (p7-8)