Unit2ENGLISHFORCAREERSUnit2

Office新職業(yè)英語職業(yè)綜合英語1第2版1ContentsListening&Speaking4Warming-up1ReadingA2ReadingB3LanguageLab7LanguageLab7Writing5Mini-project62Warm-1Warming-upTaskReadMr.Thomson’sscheduleforTuesday.Writeyourschedulefortoday.3Warm-2Warming-up4ReadingAReadingATextTask1Task2BusinessKnow-how5ReadingAReadingA

Whatofficehabitsdoyoudislike?shakelegsbelateirresponsibility6TextA-1AnnoyingOfficeHabits

Rob:WellJennifer,we’rehereinourbrand-newbuilding.It’squiteimpressive,isn’tit?Jennifer:Ohyes,it’sfantastic,reallymodernandvery

spacious,too.Rob:Yes,butisn’tthereanythingabouttheplacethatyoufindannoying?Jennifer:Wellyes.Likeeveryoffice,Isuppose,therearelotsofunwashedcoffeecupsonthedesksandrubbish.Ireallyhatethat.翻譯聲音ReadingA7TextA-2-1Rob:Yeah,sonoteverythingisperfect.Somepeople’sbehaviorcanbearealirritation.Ireadaboutasurveyrecentlythat

revealedthemostannoyingbehaviorfoundinoffices.I’llshareitwithyou.Butfirst,Ihaveaquestionforyou.Jennifer:That’sannoying—Ialwayshavetoansweroneofyourquestionsbeforeyoutellmeanything!翻譯聲音ReadingA8TextA-2-2Rob:You’llloveit,really!Doyouknowwhichofthefollowingisthemostannoyingofficehabit?a)Tappingonthedesk;b)Arrivinglateformeetings;c)Talkinginjargon.

Jennifer:Idon’tlikeanyofthosehabits.They’reallannoying.I’mgoingtogofora)tappingonthedesk.

翻譯聲音ReadingA9TextA-3Rob:Well,I’llletyouknowtheanswerinaminute.TheInstituteofManagementrecentlyquestioned2,000managerstofindouttheirpetpeevesaboutofficeworkers.Theylistedtappingonthedesktobeoneofthetop10mostannoyingofficehabits.Infact,anykindoftappingbreaks

concentration.Butforthepeopledoingthetapping,howcantheykickthehabit?Theymaynotevenbeawarethey’redoingit.So,perhapsweshouldhavesomesympathy?Jennifer:Yes,butonethingIdon’thavesympathywithistalkinginjargon.翻譯聲音ReadingA10TextA-4Rob:Yes,thesurveyfoundthisissuetobenearthetopofthelist.So,doesyourbossusejargonalot?Jennifer:Icouldn’tpossiblysay:Hemightbelistening!Butthereisjargonthatgetsusedgenerally.Doyouknow“thinkingoutsidethebox”meansthinkingimaginativelywithnewideasinsteadoftraditionalones?

Rob:Yes,and“totouchbase”meaningtodiscussprogress.Ithinksomeworkersgetirritatedbythisjargonbecauseit’snothowsomeonewouldnormallyspeak.翻譯聲音ReadingA11TextA-4Jennifer:OK,Rob,what’sthetopofthelistofannoyinghabits?Rob:Well,accordingtothesurvey,thebiggestbugbearisarrivinglateformeetings.Iguessitisannoyingifyouhavemadeanefforttobepunctual.Jennifer:Yes,itisannoyingtobekeptwaitingorifsomeonecomesinlateanddisruptseveryoneelse.翻譯聲音ReadingA12TextA-4Rob:Butifeveryofficeworkerhasabugbearofsomekindabouttheircolleagues,whoshould

sortoutthetensionsthatwillariseintheoffice?Abadatmosphereisn’tgood,isit?Jennifer:Ithinkthelinemanagersshouldberesponsible.Peopleneedtobeabletoairtheirgrievances.And,Icouldtellwhatannoysmemostaboutyou…Rob:Sorry,Jen,we’reoutoftime!

翻譯聲音ReadingA13A-Trans-1ReadingA讓人討厭的辦公室習(xí)慣羅布：珍尼弗，我們現(xiàn)在來到嶄新的大樓里了，

很漂亮，不是嗎？珍尼弗：哦，是的，這棟樓太好了！真的很現(xiàn)代

也很寬敞。羅布：是的，但是這個地方是否也會有讓你覺

得討厭的東西？珍尼弗：是的，像所有辦公室一樣，我想桌子上

會留下許多還沒沖洗的咖啡杯，垃圾到

處都是。我真的很討厭那樣。14A-Trans-2羅布：你知道，世間無完美之事。有些人的行

為真是讓人惱火。一項新的調(diào)查揭示了

一些最讓人討厭的辦公室習(xí)慣，我來跟

你分享一下。但是我先問你一個問題。珍尼弗：真煩人——你告訴我之前總是要我回答

你的某個問題。ReadingA15A-Trans-3羅布：你會樂意回答的，真的！你知道下面哪一項

是最令人厭煩的辦公室習(xí)慣嗎？a.敲桌子；b.開會遲到；c.講行話。珍尼弗：這些都是非常糟糕的習(xí)慣，哪一個我都不喜

歡，但是我會選a)敲桌子。ReadingA16A-Trans-4羅布：好吧，我馬上讓你知道答案。管理協(xié)會最

近對2000位經(jīng)理做了問卷調(diào)查，想知道他

們最不能容忍辦公室員工做哪些事情。他

們把敲桌子列入了最煩人的辦公室習(xí)慣前

十名。事實上，任何一種敲打都會分散注

意力。但是對于喜歡敲打的人來講，他

們怎樣才能改掉這個習(xí)慣呢？他們也許

并沒有意識到自己的行為，因此我們應(yīng)

該要理解。珍尼弗：是的，但有一件我無法理解的事就是講

行話。ReadingA17A-Trans-4羅布：是的，調(diào)查表明這是接近最令人討厭的

辦公室習(xí)慣榜首的一個問題。你的老板

經(jīng)常講一些行話嗎？珍尼弗：我可不能亂講，他有可能在聽！但確實

有一些經(jīng)常用的術(shù)語。你知道“盒子外

思考”其實指的是要富有想象力地思考，

用新的想法取代傳統(tǒng)想法嗎？羅布：是的，“觸碰基地”的意思是商討事情

的進(jìn)展。我想員工們會對這些行話很惱

火，因為人們通常不會這樣說話。ReadingA18A-Trans-4珍尼弗：好吧，羅布，排名首位的讓人討厭的習(xí)

慣是什么？羅布：根據(jù)調(diào)查，最令人厭煩的事情就是開會

遲到。我猜當(dāng)你努力做到守時而別人卻

遲到一定很討厭。珍尼弗：是的，一直被迫等待或某人進(jìn)來晚了打

擾到別人真是討人厭。ReadingA19A-Trans-4羅布：但是如果每一個辦公室員工都對他們的

同事頭痛，誰應(yīng)該來舒緩這種緊張的辦

公氣氛？一個壞的工作氛圍不是什么好

事情，對吧？珍尼弗：我想直接主管們有責(zé)任去處理這些問題。

人們應(yīng)該有機會表達(dá)自己的不滿。好吧，

讓我來告訴你我最煩你的是什么……羅布：對不起，珍，我們時間到了。ReadingA20a.havingastrongeffectonsb.,especiallythroughsize,orimportanceReadingAimpressivee.g.Theearthquakeisoneofthemostimpressivegeologicalphenomena.21e.g.Youpassedyourtest?Fantastic!ReadingAfantastica.marvelous,excellent22e.g.Thehousehasaspaciouskitchenanddiningarea.ReadingAspaciousa.havingorprovidingmuchspace;roomy

23e.g.Don’tallowaminorirritationintheworkplacetoinfluenceyourdetermination.

ReadingAirritationn.sth.thatkeepstroublingorannoyingsomeone

24e.g.Thesurveyrevealedthatthehousewasdamp.Heranswersrevealedhertobeinnocent.

ReadingArevealv.tomake(facts,etc.)known25e.g.Who’stappingatthewindow?ReadingAtapv.tostrike(sth.)lightlywithsth.e.g.Shegavethelidafewgentletapstoloosenit.n.

(soundofa)quicklightblow

26e.g.Grammaticalmistakesarehispetpeeves.ReadingApetpeeveaminorthatanindividualidentifiesasparticularlyannoyingtothem,toagreaterdegreethanothersmayfindit27e.g.Ifoundithardtokeepmyconcentrationwithsuchanoisegoingon.

ReadingAconcentration

pleteattention;intensementaleffort28e.g.Doctorsshouldtrytopersuadesmokerstokickthehabit.ReadingAkickv.togiveup29n.sharingthefeelingsofothers(especiallyfeelingsofsorroworpain)ReadingAsympathye.g.Mysympathiesarewiththejoblessinthisdispute.30e.g.YoushouldadoptamoreimaginativeapproachtodecoratetheclassroomatChristmasReadingAimaginativea.

markedbyindependenceandcreativityinthoughtoraction31tostruggle,totryReadingAmakeanefforte.g.Theprisonermadeanefforttoescape,buthecouldn’tclimbtheprisonwall.32tofindasolutionto(aproblem/one’sproblems,etc.)ReadingAsortoute.g.Royisanexpertsotheygavehimafreehandtosortouttheproblem.33n.realorimaginedcauseforcomplaintorprotestReadingAgrievancese.g.Themanageragreedtosettletheworkers’grievances.

airone’sgrievances:tocomplain,toprotest34A-Task1Task1

Readtheconversationandcompletethetablewiththeappropriateinformation.ReadingAOneofthetop10NearthetopofthelistTopofthelistItbreaksothers’concentration.It’snothowsomeonewouldnormallyspeak. Othershavemadeanefforttobepunctual.35A-Task2Task2

Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse(F)accordingtothepassage.TFFTFReadingA36BusinessKnow-howIdon’tlike…because…Ihate…because……makesmedisgusting.Ican’tstandhim/herwhenhe/she…Task3Discusswithyourpartneraboutsomeannoyinghabitsinyourdormitorywiththehelpoftheusefulexpressionsbelow.37BusinessKnow-how

Ihategossipbecauseitalwaysspreadsfalseinformation.Somepeopletendtoblametheirroommatesforthetinymistakes.Thismakesmedisgusting.

Ican’tstandhimwhenhetalksveryloudlyduringthelunchbreak.(Pickingthenose;Bitingthenails;Dressinguntidily…)examples38BusinessKnow-how39ReadingBTextTask1Task2ReadingB40TextB-1SNewsletter

翻譯ReadingB41TextB-2

THECHRISTMASPARTY

Friday,December12,2013,from6:00p.m.to9:00p.m.TheannualChristmasPartyofSWAP(China)willtakeplaceattheHongKongClubonFriday,December12from6:00p.m.to9:00p.m.ThisisalwaysagoodstarttotheChristmasseason—socializingwithcolleagues,familiesandfriendsinthedelightfulsurroundingsoftheHongKongClub,gazingoutattheChristmaslights,andenjoyingaluxuriousbuffet.Dresscode:Nojeans.Mobilephonesmustbeturnedoffwithintheclub.EachbranchofSWAP(China)pleasesendfivepersonstoapplybeforeDecember5,2013bymailingthefollowingformtosarawong@S.Forfurtherinformation,pleasecallSaraWong:53116755oremailher.翻譯ReadingB42TextB-3翻譯ReadingB43B-Trans-1ReadingB44B-Trans-2ReadingB45B-Trans-3ReadingB46B-Task1Task1

Decidewhetherthefollowing

statementsare

true(T)orfalse(F)

accordingtothenewsletter.()1.

TheissueofthenewsletterdatedNovember20,2008isfromSWAP(China)HeadquartersHongKong.()2.SLtd.isawardedExcellentEnterprisewithForeignInvestment

for2012-2013byS.()3.OnlySmembersareinvitedtotheChristmasPartyattheHongKongClub.()4.PeoplewhoattendthePartyaresuggestedtodresscasuallyandturnofftheirmobilephonesattheclub.()5.EachbranchofSWAP(China)cansendatleastfivepersonstoapplybeforeDecember5,2013.TFFFFReadingB47B-Task2-1Task2

FillintheapplicationformandemailittoSara,expressingyourhopetoattendtheParty.Tosarawong@SCCFromwanglili@SSubjectApplicationtoattendChristmasPartyDearSara,AsoneofthefivecandidatesfromSLtd.,IamwritingthisapplicationtoattendthecomingChristmasParty.Itwillbeagreathonorformetorepresentourcompanytomeetcolleaguesandfriendsthere.It’salsoagoodrewardformytenyears’serviceforSWAP.ReadingB48B-Task2-2Lookingforwardtoyourconfirmation.WangLiliPurchasingManagerofSLtd.ReadingB49ListeningTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5Listening&Speaking50L-Task1Task1

ShirleyisMr.Muller’ssecretary.

Listentothetelephone

conversation

andcheckhernotes.Didshemake

any

mistakes?ScriptDavidCharlescalled.

Callhimbackbefore5:30—it’surgent.

PhoneNumber:82372598

6:30Listening&Speaking51L-1-ScriptTask1

Script

Listening&Speaking52L-Task2Task2

Listentoaphonemessageand

completethefollowing

note.Script

TelephoneMessageFrom:For:Phonenumber:Message:EllenPolly8021DeleteallemailsfromEllen.

Don’topentheattachedfiles.Listening&Speaking53L-2-ScriptTask2

Script

Listening&Speaking54L-Task3Task3

AnnaisphoningMr.Brownfor

anappointment.Listen

to

the

conversationandchoosethebest

answertoeachquestionyouhear.Script1.A.OnMonday.B.OnTuesday.C.OnWednesday.D.OnThursday.2.A.He’llvisitthefactory.B.He’llhavelunchwithsomeone.C.He’llmeetsomeonefromtheHeadOffice.D.He’llhaveanimportantmeeting.3.A.OnTuesdaymorningat9:30.B.OnTuesdayafternoonat3:00.C.OnWednesdaymorningat9:30.D.OnWednesdayafternoonat3:00.Listening&Speaking55L-3-ScriptTask3

Script

Listening&Speaking56L-Task4Task4

Listentotheconversationbetween

TomBarnesand

hissecretary,Cathy.

Thencompletethe

schedule.ScriptSignthecontractSalesDepartmentproductionmanagerFranceListening&Speaking57L-4-ScriptTask4

Script

Listening&Speaking58L-Task5-1Task5

Listentothepassagetwiceandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.

Timeisequaltoeveryone.Whetheryouaresmartorfoolish,uglyorbeautiful,youhavethesame24hourseachdaythateveryoneelsehas.Howyouspendthatvaluabletimedeterminesthe

.Timeismorepreciousthananypossession.Therearethreerulesforeffectivetimemanagement.Firstly,don’tcreate

.Don’ttrytoworkfulltimeandtakeafullload.Bereasonableabouthowmuchworkyoucando.qualityofyourlifeimpossiblesituationsListening&Speaking聲音59L-Task5-2

Secondly,makealistofallthethingsthatyouneedtogetdoneinagiventimeperiod.Putthetasksinorderofanddelete________________anyunimportantitems.Thirdly,avoidlackoffocus.Useliststo

.Tobemoreattentive,setboundarieswithfamilyandfriendswhenyouareatwork,aspersonalphonecallsandemailscaneasilydisturbyourworkdayprogress.Inamodern

,youcanusetechnologytohelp.Forunimportantcommunications,provideclientswithafaxnumberoremailaddress.Thisshouldcutdownonthenumberofunimportantphonecallsyoureceivethroughouttheday.importancefocusattentionworkenvironmentListening&Speaking60Howtospend?86400yuan1day=1440minutes=86400secondsHowtomanage?61Listening&SpeakingRoleAReceptionistGreetthecaller.Setadayandtimefortheappointment.Getthecaller'stelephonenumber.Confirmtheinformation.Closetheconversation.RoleBCallerStatewhoyouareandthewishtomakeanappointment.Agreetothedateandtime.Giveyourtelephonenumber.Thankthereceptionist.62WritingWritingTask1Task263W-Task1Task1

Readthefollowingagenda.Match

theitems1-10withthedetails

listedonthenextpagebywriting

the

numbersonthelines.—Themeetingendsbyavote,orbygeneralconsent(同意).

—Discussingothermatterswhicharenotontheagenda.—Thechairpersoncallsthemeetingtoorderandopenswithawelcome.—Dealingwithtopicsarisingfromtheminutesofthelastmeeting.—Decidingontimeforthenextmeeting.—Thesecretarykeepsarecordof:a.thosewhoarepresent;b.thosewhoareabsentwithoutleave;c.thosewhosentregrets.

—Body—alistofthetopicsthatformthemainpartofthemeeting.

—Thesecretaryreadsarecordofthelastmeetingforapprovalorcorrection.10814925,6,73Writing64W-Task2Task2

Writing65MiniWorkingroups.Helpyourforeignteachertomakeathree-daytravelplaninChina.Thenexplainitinclass.Remembertoincludeflights,hotels,transportandexpenses.Thefollowingsampleisprovidedforyourreference.Mini-project●Workingroups;●RefertothesampleonPage27;●

Comparedifferentairlines,hotelsandplacesofinteresttodecidewhichisthemostsuitable;●

In-classpresentation.

66LanguageLabTask1Task2Task3Task4Task5LanguageLab67LL-Task1Task1

Matchthewordsorphrasesontheleftwiththeirmeaningsontheright.()1.impressive()2.spacious()3.reveal()4.concentration()5.sympathy()6.imaginative()7.tap()8.irritation()9.fantastic()10.sortout

tomake(face,etc.)knowntohityourfingerslightlyonsomethingC.havingastrongeffectonsb.,especiallythroughsize,orimportanceD.findasolutionto(aproblem,etc.)E.marvellous;excellentF.somethingthatmakesyouannoyedG.havingorprovidingmuchspace;roomyH.containingnewandinterstingideasI.sharingthefeelingsofothers(especiallyfeelingsofsorroworpain)J.completeattention;intensementaleffortCGAJIHBFEDLanguageLab68LL-Task2-1LanguageLabTask2

CompletethefollowingsentenceswiththewordsorphrasesfromTask1.Changetheformifnecessary.Thedoctordidnot

___________thetruthtohim.2.Ihaveevery__________withyouinyourhateoffrequentbusineestrips.3.Thechilderenarejusta(n)_________forhimwhenhe'stryingtowork.4.Ouryardis________enoughforaswimmingpool.5.Thefilm'sspecialeffectsareparticularly__________.revealsympathyirritationspaciousimpressive69LL-Task2-26.Stressandtirednessoftenresultinalackof__________.7.Thechild___________madeupafairystoryinthehalloweenparty.8.IndiaandNepalhave__________theirtradeandsecuritydispute.9.Heturnedassomeone__________himontheshoulder.10.Youpassedyourtest?__________.concentrationimaginativelysortedouttappedFantasticLanguageLab70LL-Task3-1Task3

Completethesentencewithfollowingwordsorphrasesplussomewordsofyourown.makeaneffortsortoutsocialize sympathyoutoftime1.Letthestudentsthemselvesdecidewithwhomtheywantto.2.It'suptohimtotheproblem.

3.Iwilltoarriveontime.4.Hurryup!Wearerunning.5.Weexpressedourforherlossintheearthquake.socializesortoutmakeaneffortoutoftimesympathyLanguageLab71LL-Task4-1Task4

Rewritethefollowingsentencesafterthemodels.Model1:Therearelotsofunwashedcoffeecups.Thecoffeecupsareleftondesks.Therearelotsofunwashedcoffeecupsleftondesks.1.Grandmahasagoldbracelet.Thebraceletwasbrokenintotwopieces.

Grandmahasagoldbraceletbrokenintotwopieces.2.WhenIcamein,Ifoundastrangegirl.The