Unit 1 Self-introduction
Part Ⅰ Situational Dialogues
Practice 1
Task 2：Simulated situational conversation.
J：Hi. May I introduce myself？My name is Jim from the U.S. I’m a freshman here.
M：Good morning，Jim. Nice to know you. I’m Mary from Africa.
J：Nice to meet you. And you are…？
M：Oh，I’m also a student here，but I’m in Grade 2.
J：So，you are a senior. Maybe you can help me know the college better.
M：Yes，of course. It’s my pleasure.
J：What subjects are the best in our college？
M：Well，there are quite a lot of subjects that are really good.（Bell rings.）Err，I have to attend my class. I can talk to you after class.
J：OK. But where can I find you，Mary？
M：We can meet in the reading room in the library after class this afternoon.
J：That’s very kind of you. See you this afternoon，then.
M：It’s quite OK. See you later.
Practice 2
Task 2：Simulated situational conversation.
Tom Wood：Good evening，Mam. May I have the honor of introducing myself？My name is Tom Wood，the Sales Manager of Mac & Jack Co.
Carol Fox：Oh，hello，Mr.Wood. It’s my great pleasure to know you. I’m Carol Fox，the Marketing Manager of Bluejean Ltd.
Tom Wood：Glad to know you，Miss Fox. I’m so lucky to meet you today. I’ve been wishing to meet you for a long time，Miss Fox.
Carol Fox：Really？I’m also hoping to know you，too.
Tom Wood：Well，why don’t we exchange business cards so that we can keep in touch with each other？Here’s my card.
Carol Fox：Right. Thank you. And here’s mine. I wish our company may have business contact with yours some day.
Tom Wood：Great minds think alike. Our CEO has been wishing to contact with your company，too.
Carol Fox：Then we can arrange a meeting for our companies later.
Tom Wood：That’s great. I’ll talk with our General Manager as soon as possible and then phone you next Monday.