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0 w" g3 i% \ T- h5 L# a- r* OSocial English 2. E; z3 p% d# ]0 i5 \
1. Listening A Responding appropriately in social situations is an important part of communication. Below is an example of an appropriate and an inappropriate response.1 ^9 u7 l) [: X
Appropriate response：A： Can I come in？ B： Yes， of course.
5 [9 F+ O. A9 S5 gInappropriate response：A： Can I come in ？ B： Really？ How interesting.
1 }) F$ Q1 |+ _2 N. I1 B6 p u$ LOn the tape you will hear a number of responses. Decide whether the responses you hear are appropriate Y or not N. The first one has been done for you.
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6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
7 B. w6 O9 D: M% ~11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
/ {( Q4 Y7 V4 v3 I4 _B Now listen again. This time all the responses are appropriate.
, a9 R- ]& \; c7 q! a; jListening Task# F9 X) h% s S
1． Thanks for the lovely evening. Glad you enjoyed it. G* Q. [" H7 _0 o1 A/ z$ o
2． How about a drink？ Don‘t mention it.; H, \' P% X( H% ^7 H, I6 n x
3． Do you mind if I smoke？ Yes， I do.8 M" Q5 D3 G2 v; C
4． Could you hand me that pen？ Of course. Here you are.
' |( P/ z& s1 Y# M; U5． My father died last night. Oh， I am sorry to hear that.
^3 g+ ^* C/ Y. F6． Have a good weekend. So do I.
3 f) L: L2 T' N: g) j3 e7． Thanks for your help. Never mind.& ^: e" l1 |/ O" T& C0 ~
8． I‘m sorry， I must have got the wrong number. It doesn‘t matter.
: A9 P- l! x' k9． Best of luck in your new job. Not at all.. F5 ?+ P3 S1 q, l7 v
10． He‘s 95， you know！ Really？
& V! J d; c T/ t3 d1 o11． I think we should leave now. So do I.
: G9 n$ d3 K) w) r3 K12． We‘ve had a very good year. I‘m glad to hear that.. q9 w/ ]0 i! c& r
13． Can I ask you a question？ Don‘t mention it.* d- f4 i) u1 V( F! C( v
14． Would you like to go to a concert this evening？ Yes， I‘d love to.
- ] b- D% u) L n9 p- W5 V15． I didn‘t get the job. That‘s true.; i3 D) C1 @$ l; r7 a
Answers to the listening task. Q2 w$ J u4 p. c5 V
1. Y 2. N 3. N 4. Y 5. Y- u: p9 Q3 s1 m- @+ @8 w3 n( C
6. N 7. N 8. Y 9. N 10. Y
3 U9 v2 V* U) B/ U' F# X11. Y 12. Y 13. N 14. Y 15. N! g, f7 g" r! [3 z: ?( S0 S. k
Appropriate responses0 g" C$ v; g% a9 m E) x$ h
1. Thanks for the lovely evening. Glad you enjoyed it.& m4 Y) T# t! Y. ?( C* t
2. How about a drink？ That would be nice.
0 C; H9 H! k8 B3. Do you mind if I smoke？ No， of course not.7 h: h' n$ u7 a8 P# F H M+ u- v
4. Could you hand me that pen？ Of course. Here you are.
; L& W; y, Y1 s( d& J9 | Z! m5. My father died last night. Oh， I am sorry to hear that.8 c" l9 D5 \. H! i5 [1 Z1 b7 e
6. Have a good weekend. You too.
1 R; q5 X: o2 s/ ~7. Thanks for your help. Your are welcome.
' w* {% J4 [5 h( E* a5 Z1 }8 f8. I‘m sorry， I must have got the wrong number. It doesn‘t matter.
- B& z( ]% R# b3 W5 K) L9. Best of luck in your new job. Thanks very much.7 S4 p2 x3 \0 s2 t [
10. He‘s 95， you know！ Really？& @ z) d0 q1 B0 K, A
11. I think we should leave now. So do I.
* X; h4 H+ T I3 Y- P+ F# w12. We‘ve had a very good year. I‘m glad to hear that. w( K% z8 E3 I. u9 Y/ F3 q3 ?
13. Can I ask you a question？ Yes， of course.
$ b4 C6 L. R* D! H7 a14. Would you like to go to a concert this evening？ Yes， I‘d love to. y1 Z% z& j2 S, u7 d* f5 ~
15. I didn‘t get the job. Never mind. Better luck next time.' H' l8 A& E A/ T' x5 s
2. Presentation Polite responses can be grouped into several categories. This section gives examples of different situations and tells you what you can say.
5 [" K. R' x& xSituation; Q1 J K+ Q) \* Z5 L; Y3 Z
Thanking( E" j9 p/ s+ u; v" Q
Thanks for your help./ O f8 Z' Q6 V5 A
Thanks for the lovely meal.
' A$ q' A a) ~( LResponse
+ i: Q, ]" y2 p6 F' M2 h( XNot at all.
! q! \( s7 i0 H2 V4 p9 |You‘re welcome.& A8 j5 \" j5 Y3 [5 m% M2 x2 e+ v
Glad you liked/enjoyed it.' J. J6 k' A& P' H
Situation: [8 K# L4 z8 P, u( M: q
Apologizing
; m! C1 Q1 W4 n y# r1 W# mSorry， I must have got the wrong number.
$ l+ T1 K1 Z: DResponse" v/ X" R. k) X% c2 h4 c0 u
It doesn‘t matter.6 |' Y* z. H" B6 @) P
Don‘t worry.
5 g5 B: n+ n; ENever mind.3 ^4 X! @, [, a: L1 T: B$ [
Situation
+ T5 P- x& o; R Z( U7 EInviting/ A# u6 k% k, K2 n) s( A k
Would you like to come to dinner？
3 |# M' V0 B, \, z4 M9 r4 o& uHow about a drink？
, `/ t, K- Y; t" KResponse v8 Q+ P( j" V- @
Yes， I‘d like/love to.
; R8 j. f {4 v9 Z! a6 aThat would be nice.
- P) M* t/ { ]+ U0 Y. _, a- FThat‘s a good idea.* ^& I/ l5 ~9 w7 k+ D. K. S
Situation9 R) w9 U4 C4 g: ^; y7 b; C
Asking permission
1 h+ E5 J% N; hIf the answer is ‘yes‘! n, B; D. v" L& u1 f
May I come in？8 _8 D0 ^ Z( j" P: _7 W: \
Do you mind if I smoke？
2 r+ l2 y2 B8 ?9 QIf the answer is ‘no‘ q7 g5 v6 \; |
Do you mind if I smoke？* b: U' m$ Q. t; c: @( P6 |0 U
Response
6 G. ^' i2 Q( x8 Z/ r* iYes， of course.; V. W' n0 d1 I" w+ Z! ^
Please do.
! e5 O+ ?& P) F; L; s$ mCertainly.
) G' \& _, _" ]# X' x l2 K6 U8 ONo， of course not." L: r6 U! Z7 n4 V: x, B
No， not at all.
: |2 s' ?3 y* l5 |Well. Actually， I‘d prefer you didn‘t /not to.* z1 J9 b! C \7 e
I‘d rather you didn‘t.0 f& q* ^9 F( j2 v
Situation/ ^- J% n: m7 t y
Giving news
- p" }2 Q( b4 f# t! GBad news# p! t6 }- W% G2 k3 F3 e. c
I didn‘t get that job.; v' ]' Z: \, c( w8 ?
My father died last night.
5 V' p4 z9 R' e% r' B6 f+ SGood news
. {- c) J/ S8 z1 [* u' Y hWe‘ve had a fantastic year. ?, c. p3 A( X) B" T, T" n5 L
Surprising news
& A% m& Q2 Q% z8 U* RShe‘s 99 years old， you know.+ h5 P. i! b- z+ d- [
Response
! R! T+ z+ p( y- ?Never mind. Better luck next time.0 `$ N6 G& {9 m, t- T
Oh， I am sorry to hear that.0 V) X `4 M; Z# r8 d8 y9 X2 H
I‘m glad to hear that.
" y; `. B0 t& ?4 I6 DCongratulations.
9 R6 U" A" m; D8 ZReally？- L+ e6 S2 Y# [$ Q- p$ H
Situation. N9 I# f ^) V% [" s
Agreeing
! Y! ?2 V% ?8 {. ?' uI think we should leave now.% x5 j3 m8 I9 v; X6 U
I hope it doesn‘t rain.' ~) d" ^- L/ `- r0 M
Response
$ b" M; e" a3 C+ l; C2 QSo do I.
1 i; y4 b% F$ r0 u! L2 A* zI hope so too.
9 O7 b+ E- O' j5 y3 u0 e4 kMe too.
( c, R* g1 r" _6 P: `+ @# mSituation
# S$ a. X9 g7 E7 y( K! eGiving good wishes" j( o" c: c% l! Z
Have a good weekend.5 R1 e( U8 v3 l2 C
Response/ [( C: ~! {2 E4 k
You too.8 h( y+ l$ Y# f" f8 I$ z
Same to you. |
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