民航机务职业英语口语 作者 屈静 Unit Three.pptVIP

Unit Three Daily communications Part A Text One Daily communications among aviation staffs Text Two Borrowing some tools Part BCommunicative Functions Asking for Help and Offering Help People may ask others for help when they are in trouble or in need, but before they do so, they must start the conversation politely. Phrases like “Excuse me”, “Could you give me a hand?” are often used in these situations. Offering and Accepting Help Offering help is social behavior. The people who receive help greatly appreciate it. Shop clerk, cabin attendants and hotel staff always offer help to their customers if they want to give good service. Those who accept help may feel grateful and express their thanks. Speaking Practice Prepare dialogues on the following situations: 1. You are in your seat on the plane. An old lady is getting on board with a heavy bag. She tries to lift her hand baggage into the overhead stowage compartment. You go over and offer to help her. Start a conversation with this and keep chatting with her. 2. A “C check” will be done for the first time in the aircraft maintenance factory. Because of the lack of working experience, an aircraft technician gives a phone call to the local customer support representative of Airbus to seek for some technical support on site. Please develop a conversation with the representative. You may discuss about when, how long, how many persons and etc. Part CPronunciation and Intonation The Consonant Ⅰ Mind the consonants in the words and read them well. Pilot A: ECAM warning. Anti-ice left windshield. Pilot B: We’d better contact maintenance control. Because thus can be a “NO GO” item on the icing conditions. Pilot A: Maintenance center, airbus 273. Good morning. GE C: We copy it clear. Over. Pilot A: Airbus 273 experience warning anti-ice left windshield. Can you investigate the possible action at the next arrival, please? GE C: We can’t see the fault from the ground in any technical history. We are