职桥英语教程
2010-10
东北财经大学出版社有限责任公司
陈楚瑞，李海霞 主编
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本书尝试将职场英语教学贯穿于基础英语教学的全过程，融“教、学、做”于一体；Language Focus，Cultural
Focus，Workplace
Focus的编写体例也比较有创意。它遵循大学生掌握外语知识和提高语言能力的规律，针对我国高职院校公共英语教学的实际需要，从培养听、说、读、写能力着手，以掌握职业岗位所需的英语语言知识和能力为目标，融英语知识技能与职场需求于一体，采取了按职业类型和职业胜任力要素组织教材内容的新模式和新方法，在内容、结构和体例上均有所创新。
Towards Professional Success
Table of Contents
Unit One Shopping
Lesson 1 Talk at the Supermarket
1.1Listening
1.2Learning Patterns
1.3 Word Power
1.4 Exercises
1.5 Reading A
1.6 Field work
1.7 Reading B
Lesson 2 Store and Grocery
2.1Listening
2.2Learning Patterns
2.3 Word Power
2.4 Exercises
2.5 Reading A
2.6 Field work
2.7 Reading B
Lesson 3 E-buying
3.1Listening
3.2Learning Patterns
3.3 Word Power
3.4 Exercises
3.5 Reading A
3.6 Field work
3.7 Reading B
Unit Two Health
Lesson 4 Clinic Talk
4.1Listening
4.2Learning Patterns
4.3 Word Power
4.4 Exercises
4.5 Reading A
4.6 Field work
4.7 Reading B
Lesson 5 Spa and Fit-keeping
5.1Listening
5.2Learning Patterns
5.3 Word Power
5.4 Exercises
5.5 Reading A
5.6 Field work
5.7 Reading B
Lesson 6 Psychological Consultation
6.1Listening
6.2Learning Patterns
6.3 Word Power]
6.4 Exercises
6.5 Reading A
6.6 Field work?
6.7 Reading B
Unit Three Bank and Finance
Lesson 7 Deposit and Withdraw
7.1Listening
7.2Learning Patterns
7.3 Word Power
7.4 Exercises
7.5 Reading A
7.6 Field work
7.7 Reading B
Lesson 8 Credit Card Service
8.1Listening
8.2Learning Patterns！
8.3 Word Power
8.4 Exercises
8.5 Reading A
8.6 Field work
8.7 Reading B
Lesson 9 Check and Transfer
9.1Listening
9.2Learning Patterns
9.3 Word Power
9.4 Exercises
9.5 Reading A
9.6 Field work
9.7 Reading B
Unit Four General Activities
Lesson 10 Foreign Trade
10.1 Listening
10.2 Learning Patterns
10.3 Word Power
10.4 Exercises
10，5 Reading A
10.6 Field work
10.7 Reading B
Lesson 11 Exhibition
11.1 Listening
11.2 Learning Patterns
11.3 Word Power
11.4 Exercises
11.5 Reading A
11.6 Field work
11.7 Reading B
Lesson 12 Conference
12.1 Listening
12.2 Learning Patterns
12.3 Word Power
12.4 Exercises
12.5 Reading A
12.6 Field work
12.7 Reading B
Unit Five Towards Professional Success
Lesson 13 Advertisement on TV and Radio
13.1 Listening
13.2 Learning Patterns
13.3 Word Power
13.4 Exercises
13.5 Reading A
13.6 Field work
13.7 Reading B
Lesson 14 Advertisement on the Internet
14.1 Listening
14.2 Learning Patterns
14.3 Word Power
14.4 Exercises
14.5 Reading A
14.6 Field Work
14.7 Reading B
Lesson 15 Advertisement on Newspapers and Magazines
15.1 Listening
15.2 Learning Patterns
15.3 Word Power
15.4 Exercises
15.5 Reading A
15.6 Field work
15.7 Reading B
When walking into an American drugstore， most Chinese will be a bit surprised. There are a wide variety of items sold in it， such as candies， cookies， drinks， stationeries， greeting cards， magazines and even cosmetics， toothpaste， washing powder， cigarettes， toilet paper， and diapers. It is like a Chinese grocery store. The only difference is that medicines are also sold here. Some people may doubt whether it is clean to have medicines and food put together. But dont worry. Americans have their reasons to do so， and they have been practicing it as a rule. First， American drugstores are very clean. The authority will not allow any that do not meet the health standards. Second， drugs sold in the store are just remedies for minor illnesses such as headache and fever. Besides， they are well-packed and are separately placed from those well- packed foods. Therefore， they are very safe. Finally， it is very convenient for the public to get those commonly-used drugs while they are shopping for their daily necessities， rather than waste time going to a hospital or a specialized pharmacy.
