中考英语初三英语unit12课件reading.ppt

* Section1 Section4 Section2 Section3 Section2 Hi Min: How R U ? I had a very gr8 night yesterday.I got many presents because yesterday was my birthday. I’m very happy! :) I miss you very much , I really want to talk with you F2F. Have a nice day! CU! Can you read these following expressions? F2F How R U ? C U ! BTW CUL8r face to face How are you? See you! By the way. See you later! Section1 Before You Read 更多资源 4242：是啊是啊?　　7456：气死我了?　　886，88：再见?　　847：别生气?　　987：就不去，就不去?　　55555：哭? :) happy :( sad : really sad :.V shouting :O shocked Section1 Before You Read 1.Why do many people use e-mail English? 2. How many types does e-mail English use?What are they? 3.When can we use e-mail English? 4.Can we use it in class or in a test? Why? When can we use it then? Section2 Can you write in English? And can you also write e-mail English? Maybe not. e-mail English is a new kind of written English that is being used to save time. While You Read Section2 … This is because they come from a computer program called ICQ, which means I seek you. ICQ is an e-mail “chatline” that people use to have online conversations with friends. One Canadian teacher says, “People can use their computers to talk to each other.But you are supposed to type quickly so the other person doesn’t get bored, so using e-mail English helps you write quickly.” While You Read Section2 … The first are “abbreviations”. These are formed by using the first letter of each word in the phrase. For example , BTW means “by the way”, and GSL means “can’t stop laughing”. The second kind of word is a “homophone”- it’s created by combining letters and symbols, or numbers, to sound like other words. An example of this would be to write “great” as “gr8”, or to write “see you later” as“CUL8r”. While You Read Section2 When you write e-mail English you do not need to use punctuation marks only in the traditional way. You are also supposed to use them to show the emotion