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高职基础英语

英语教师团队

1 Book1-Unit1 New Environment
- 1.1 The Etiquette of Meeting Strangers
- 1.2 Five Ways to Break the Ice
- 1.3 Chinese Campus vs Western Campus
- 1.4 Oxford University
- 1.5 Business Card
- 1.6 Exchanging Business Cards
- 1.7 The Origin of Seven Days in a Week
- 1.8 Lucy’s College Life in a Week
- 1.9 The Stories Behind English Letters
- 1.10 Parts of Speech
2 Book1-Unit2 Family and Friends
- 2.1 The Etiquette of Meeting Acquaintances
- 2.2 Topics for Daily Meeting
- 2.3 Eight Types of Friends in a Lifetime
- 2.4 How to Look like Marilyn Monroe
- 2.5 Telephone Message
- 2.6 Good Telephone Manners
- 2.7 The Meaning of Family
- 2.8 Family Types
- 2.9 Monophthongs
- 2.10 Five Basic Sentence Patterns
3 Book1-Unit3 College Study
- 3.1 Library Tour
- 3.2 Borrowing Books in the Library
- 3.3 British People Love Reading
- 3.4 Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
- 3.5 Types of Notices
- 3.6 Written Notice
- 3.7 Teaching Forms in British Universities
- 3.8 My Favorite Course
- 3.9 Phonetics
  - 3.9.1 Closing Diphthongs
  - 3.9.2 Central Diphthongs
- 3.10 English Tenses
4 Book1-Unit4 Campus Activities
- 4.1 Extra-curricular Activities
- 4.2 Expressing Interests and Hobbies
- 4.3 Western Campus Associations
- 4.4 World Rock Paper Scissors Society
- 4.5 Types of Posters
- 4.6 Making a Poster
- 4.7 How to Be Popular at a Party
- 4.8 Types of Parties
- 4.9 Plosives
- 4.10 English Voices
5 Book1-Unit5 Pet Culture
- 5.1 The Pros and Cons of Having a Pet
- 5.2 Keeping a Pet
- 5.3 Pet Industry in Britain
- 5.4 General Introduction to Animals
- 5.5 Lost Property Office (TfL)
- 5.6 Lost and Found
- 5.7 Chinese Animal Zodiac
- 5.8 My Animal Sign
- 5.9 Phonetics
  - 5.9.1 Fricatives
  - 5.9.2 Affricatives
- 5.10 The Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives
6 Book1-Unit6 Health and Disease
- 6.1 Health Problems
- 6.2 Seeing the Dentist
- 6.3 Chinese Fitness vs Western Fitness
- 6.4 Yoga
- 6.5 National Health Service
- 6.6 Absence Note
- 6.7 What is a gym like?
- 6.8 My Favorite Fitness Activity
- 6.9 Nasals
- 6.10 Nominal Clauses
7 Book1-Unit7 Holidays and Festivals
- 7.1 Different Festivals, Different Culture
- 7.2 Holiday Greetings
- 7.3 Chinese Festivals vs Western Festivals
- 7.4 Thanksgiving Day
- 7.5 Gift Giving Guidelines
- 7.6 Greeting Card
- 7.7 Five Popular Tourist Countries in Europe
- 7.8 My Favorite Tourist Destination
- 7.9 Semi-vowels
- 7.10 Relative Clauses
8 Book1-Unit8 Love and Marriage
- 8.1 Weird Wedding Traditions
- 8.2 From Love to Marriage
- 8.3 Chinese Love vs Western Love
- 8.4 Butterfly on the Shoulder
- 8.5 Guest Etiquette at a Wedding
- 8.6 Invitation Card
- 8.7 Western Wedding
- 8.8 My Future Wedding
- 8.9 Laterals
- 8.10 Adverbial Clauses
9 Book2-Unit9 Transportation
- 9.1 Traffic Signs in London
- 9.2 Travel by Public Transportation
- 9.3 Car Logos
- 9.4 Audi Q5
- 9.5 How to Get Cheap Flights
- 9.6 How to Book Flight Tickets Online
- 9.7 Means of Transport in the UK
- 9.8 My Favorite Way of Traveling
- 9.9 Syllables
- 9.10 Infinitive
10 Book2-Unit10 Housing
- 10.1 Hotel Reservation
- 10.2 Checking in and Checking out
- 10.3 Cheap Travel Accommodations
- 10.4 Hilton Hotels & Resorts
- 10.5 Hotel Rooms
- 10.6 How to Book Hotel Rooms Online
- 10.7 Famous Architectures around the World
- 10.8 Unusual Homesteads
- 10.9 Word Stress
- 10.10 Gerund
11 Book2-Unit11 Dining
- 11.1 Western Dining Etiquette
- 11.2 In the Western Restaurant
- 11.3 Ordering at a Western Restaurant
- 11.4 Coffee Culture
- 11.5 Starbucks
- 11.6 Types of Menus
- 11.7 Designing a Menu
- 11.8 Three Grand Cuisines of the World
- 11.9 My Favorite Dish
- 11.10 Strong and Weak Forms
- 11.11 Present Participle
12 Book2-Unit12 Sightseeing
- 12.1 Types of Travel
- 12.2 At a Travel Agency
- 12.3 Types of Tourist Attractions
- 12.4 Travel in Prague
- 12.5 Types of Travel Itineraries
- 12.6 Designing Travel Itinerary
- 12.7 How to Pick Souvenirs
- 12.8 Most Popular Souvenirs from around the World
- 12.9 Liaison
- 12.10 Past Participle
13 Book2-Unit13 Entertainment
- 13.1 Films and TV Show
- 13.2 Talking about Films and TV Shows
- 13.3 Popular Dances
- 13.4 Hip-hop Dance
- 13.5 Disneyland
- 13.6 A Letter of Invitation
- 13.7 Different Types of Music
- 13.8 Most Popular Songs from around the World
- 13.9 Consonant Clusters
- 13.10 Subject-predicate Agreement
14 Book2-Unit14 Shopping
- 14.1 Bargaining
- 14.2 Shopping
- 14.3 Luxury Brands
- 14.4 LBD
- 14.5 Types of Advertising
- 14.6 How to Depict Ads
- 14.7 A Floor Guide to Shopping Malls
- 14.8 My Favorite Shopping Area
- 14.9 Pausing
- 14.10 Elliptical Sentence
15 Book2-Unit15 Internet Surfing
- 15.1 Online Games
- 15.2 Talking about Online Games
- 15.3 Social Networking Platforms
- 15.4 WeChat
- 15.5 Top Ten Online Shopping Websites
- 15.6 How to Shop Online
- 15.7 Categories of E-commerce
- 15.8 Well-known E-commerce Websites
- 15.9 Rhythm
- 15.10 Inversion
16 Book2-Unit16 Career Planning
- 16.1 Job Interview Tips
- 16.2 Job Interview
- 16.3 Fun Jobs
- 16.4 Working as a Food Critic
- 16.5 Resume
- 16.6 Application Letter
- 16.7 Personality Type and Career Choice
- 16.8 Career Planning
- 16.9 Intonation
- 16.10 Subjunctive Mood

The Etiquette of Meeting Strangers

1.1 The Etiquette of Meeting Strangers 初次见面的礼节

要点：

1. Typical etiquettes 典型的初次见面问候礼节

Thai people----The Wai 泰国合十礼

Japanese----Bow 日本鞠躬礼

Polish people----Hand kiss 波兰吻手礼

French people----Cheek kiss 法国贴面礼

Maori people----Hongi 毛利蹭鼻礼

Americans----Hand shake 美国握手礼

2. Hand-shaking 初次见面的握手礼节

Ladies, the older, the senior first 女士/长辈/上级/先伸手

Men, the younger, the junior second 男士/晚辈/下级/才能伸手行握手礼

Smile, eye contact, short and firm 面带微笑+眼神交流+握手短暂有力

No crossing shake, no left hand 忌交叉握手，左手握手

No gloves, hats, sunglasses 勿戴手套、帽子、墨镜等

内容简介

1.1 The Etiquette of Meeting Strangers 初次见面的礼节

要点：

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