No smoking, please!

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Unit 2
No smoking, please!
By Pan Xijing
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Asking For Permission
? Do you mind if I ?
? Would you mind if I did ?
? Does / Would it bother you if I ?
? Can / May / Could I ?
? I wonder if I could ?
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Asking For Permission
Responses
? Do you mind if I ?
? Would you mind if I did ?
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? Does / Would it bother you if I ?
? Can / May / Could I ?
? I wonder if I could ?
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Asking For Permission
AGREEMENT

• Certainly

? Do you mind if I ?
not.
Of course
? Would you mind if I did ?

• No, not at all.

? Does / Would it bother you if I ?
? Can / May / Could I ?

• Sure, go ahead.

? I wonder if I could ?

• Yes, please do.

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Asking For Permission
DISAGREEMENT
? Do you mind if I ?

• Im afraid .

• Im sorry, but

? Would you mind if I did ?
.

• Youd better

? Does / Would it bother you if I ?
not.
? Can / May / Could I ?

• No, please dont.

? I wonder if I could ?
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Wet Paint!
Hands Off!
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Why?
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a waste of money
fires
air pollution
secondhand smoke
illnesses
dirty environment
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Listening
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38
89
smokers
male smokers
Chinese Population
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advantage
disadvantages
on one hand
on the other hand
28 billion yuan , 1989
government
illnesses
fires
receive money / sales
24 billion yuan , 1989
smoke in bed
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advantage
disadvantages
on one hand
on the other hand
28 billion yuan , 1989
government
illnesses
fires
receive money / sales
24 billion yuan , 1989
smoke in bed
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advantage
disadvantages
on one hand
on the other hand
28 billion yuan , 1989
government
illnesses
fires
receive money / sales
24 billion yuan , 1989
smoke in bed
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overweight
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advantage
disadvantages
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boys
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16---19 age group
girls
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58 million
men
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17 million lt 1/3
20---24 age group
women
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smokers
British Population
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Discussion
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If you were the boss of a tobacco company, what
would you do to remain in business?
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Why do smokers continue to smoke?
1---2hs
enjoy, relax,
go without smoking
2hs later
bad, uncomfortable
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a new supply of NICOTINE
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Language Points
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38 of the Chinese population smoke.
70 of the water on the earth is salty.
One smoker in four / One out of four dies from
smoking.
Three students in four / Three out of four are
League members.
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One third of the worlds cigarettes are produced
in China.
Seven tenths of the water on the earth is salty.
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One third of the worlds cigarettes are produced
in China.
Seven tenths of the water on the earth is salty.
three fourths / three quarters
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One third of the worlds cigarettes are produced
in China.
Seven tenths of the water on the earth is salty.
a / one half
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One third of the worlds cigarettes are produced
in China.
Seven tenths of the water on the earth is salty.
a / one quarter
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chance
There is a chance that our Chinese athletes will
get more gold medals than last Olympic Games.
The chance is that all the graduates from No.1
High School can go to colleges and universities.
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compare with / to ...
More men smoke in China, compared with / to women.
men smokers
women smokers
Readers compare books to food.
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adj. n. -ed prepositional phrase
remain
Though Walt Disney has been dead for scores of
years, his Mickey Mouse remains alive in many
peoples heart.
Peter became a news reporter but John remained a
woodcutter.
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He was still absorbed in his work.
He remained absorbed in his work.
It was very late, but the old man was still deep
in thought.
, but the old man remained deep in
thought.
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-ed participle --- attribute
illnesses caused by smoking illnesses which
/ that are caused by
smoking
nicotine contained in tobacco
characters drawn by Walt
fallen leaves
a retired worker
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predicative clause ????
what / when / where / why / how / because /
whether
The surprise was that Annie was going to marry a
young foreigner.
Maybe it was because she loved his money.
The problem was whether they could understand
each other or not.
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go without
One can not go without food and water.
If the main speaker was absent, the conference
would not go without him.
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Goodbye!