2019高一英语外研必修4Module 3 Body Language and Nonverbal C(2)

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1. _____ I get to Pairs, I’ll call you up at the airport.

A. Since

B. While

C. Once

D. Although

2. _____ the headmaster comes, we won’t discuss this plan.

A. Unless

B. If not

C. Except

D. Whether

3. Bill must have been away from the office. _____ how many times I phoned him, nobody answered it.

A. Whatever

B. No matter

C. In spite of

D. Though

4. _____, he is good at drawing.

A. To be a child

B.A child as he is

C. As a child

D. Child as he is

5. Don’t be discouraged _____ you have fallen behind others.

A. whether

B. as if

C. even if

D. however

6. We can get there on time _____ the car doesn’t break down.

A. while

B. as long as

C. so that

D. even if

7. _____had the bell rung _____ the students took their seats.

A. Hardly；when

B. No sooner；when

C. Hardly；than

D. No sooner；then

8. _____ many times，but he still couldn’t understand it.

A. Having been told

B. Though had been told

C. He was told

D. Having told

9. I’ll start early, _____ it may be dark.

A. however

B. whether

C. if

D. though

10. We shouldn’t do that dangerous experiment _____ the teacher is with us.

Period 3 Speaking—Talking about non-verbal

communication

■Goals

●To learn to talk about non-verbal communication

■Procedures

Step 1: Studying e xamples of body language

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Body language is an important part of communication which, according to at least one study, constitutes around 55% of what we are communicating. If you wish to communicate well, then it

Step 2: Talking about b ody language

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Period 4 Writing—Writing invitations and replies to

invitations

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■Goals

●To learn to writing invitations and replies to invitations

Step 1: Learning to write invitations

How To Write an Invitation

Here’s all the information to include on your next written invitation.

Here’s How:

1. Names of party hosts or sponsoring organization.

2. Type of event (birthday party, business networking meeting, etc.).

3. Place.

4. Date.

5. Time.

6. RSVP date and phone number.

7. Any special dress requirements from black-tie to bathing suits.

8. Rain date (if any).

9. Be specific about who is invited, whether addressee only, with guest, or with spouse and children.

Tips:

Always send written invitations for formal events such as business gatherings, formal dinners, and special occasions like showers, weddings or events honoring someone.

If guests are not from your local area, include a map to location of event.

Send anywhere from 8 - 2 weeks in advance depending on formality of occasion. Weddings require the longest lead-time; casual dinners and brunches require the least.

Step 2: Learning to reply invitations

If you receive an invitation without a response card included, you should reply with a se parate card. It is polite to reply as soon as possible, even if you can’t attend, so that the organizer has got time to invite someone else that they didn’t have the space for before.

accepting

Thank you for your kind invitation.

We/I would love to attend

…(event)…

on… time…

at…

Your kind invitation was received with

sincere thanks.

We/I would take great pleasure in attending

(event)…

on… time…

at……

..........................................................................

would love to join in the celebrations of

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…(sender's name & event)…

on… time…

at…

It is with great pleasure that

we/I accept your kind invitation to

…(event)…

on… time…

at…

regrets

If you cannot attend a wedding, for whatever reason, it is polite to send your regrets. You don't need to state why you will be unable to attend but it is best to send your regrets as soon as possible. It may be nice also to consider sending a separate card to congratulate the couple on their marriage. Sending a gift as well is optional.

Mr. and Mrs. (Surname)

regret that they are unable to accept

the very kind invitation of

Mr. and Mrs. (Surname)

for

(Date)

Thank you for your kind invitation,

Unfortunately, we/I am unable to attend

…(event)…

on… time…

at…

Your kind invitation was received with

sincere thanks.

Unfortunately, I/we are unable to attend

…(event)…

on… time…

at…

Thank you for your kind invitation

to (event)

on… time….

Unfortunately, I/we am/are unable to attend,

but wish you every happiness for the day.

Period 5 CULTURAL CORNER—Clapping

■Goals

●To read about clapping

■Procedures

Step 1: Before you read

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Please go over the word list for this module, paying attention to the pronunciation of the word, the relationship between its pronunciation and its spelling.

Step 2: While you read

Cut/ the sentences into thought groups, blacken the predicates, underline the useful expressions and darken the connectives.

Step 3: After you read

Copy all the useful expressions into your Expression Book. You may make sentences with these

Step 4: Talking about clapping

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