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1. Means ofMeans of
CommunicationCommunication
Project

2. 1. Means of Communication
 Language
 Body languages
 Phones
 Mobile phones
 Computers
 The Internet
 E-mails
 Chat-rooms
 Text-messages

3. How computer–literate are you?How computer–literate are you?
Divide these words into two groups:
 Parts of a computer
 Things you can do, send, and receive on a
computer
◦ Go on-line, electronic mail, monitor, website, digital
messages, download, mouse, log on, keyboard, log off,
clip art, printer, surf the Net.

4. How computer–literate are you?How computer–literate are you?
Parts of a computer
Monitor, mouse,
keyboard, printer,
Things you can do,
send, and receive on
a computer
Go on-line, electronic
mail, , website,
digital messages,
download, log on, ,
log off, clip art, surf
the Net.

5. Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’
Informal text messages
Symbols
 b
 c
 r
 u
 2
 4
 gonna
 goin
 wanna
 ur
Vocabulary
 be
 see
 are
 you
 to/too
 for
 going to
 going
 want to
 your/ you’re

6. Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’
Informal text messages
Symbols
 l8r
 sth
 2nite
 a/noon
 luv
 @
 mo
 w8
 :-)
 :-(
Vocabulary
 later
 something
 tonight
 afternoon
 love
 at
 moment
 wait
 
 

7. Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’Your Guide to ‘cyber-English’
Informal text messages
Symbols
 bb
 gl
 dunno
 afaik
 np
 h8
 omg
 LOL or LoL
 ROTFL
 BTW
Vocabulary
 bye bye…
 good luck
 don’t know
 as far as I know
 no problem
 hate
 Oh my god!
 Laugh out loud!
 Roll on the floor laughing
 By the way

8. Example: cu @ 8!
Articles, pronouns, auxiliary verbs
and prepositions are often left out.
For example:
“am in a meeting @ the mo” means “I am in a meeting at the
moment.”
“should arrive Tues” means “I should arrive on Tuesday.”
“u gonna come with us?” means “Are you going to come with
us?”

10. ExampleExample
 I got myself a PIMP xda Graphite Smartphone the other day.
 It's fantastic for watching videos on in full screen, however all my
videos are like 50+ MB and some big resolution which really isn't
necessary on the phone.
 I've used media player movie maker to compress squince's 6th
vid and using the default setting for windows pocket PC
(fullscreen 218Kbs) gives a resolution of 320x240 and keep the
audio quality nice too.
 Is there any other software out there which can do what im after
in a smaller package than WMM? It's such hassle having to import
the vid first and then save it as a movie again.
 I tried the nokia multimedia convertor but it broke the aspect
ratio and won't work in full screen...

12. ExampleExample
 Krisboats: “You'll be wanting a program called M3 made by
someone called mysh. Its the best at changing ratios for phones.
Super easy to use, only quite hard to track down.
 If you add me to msn i can send you the 8mb installer for it. I
can't seem to find a link to a current host anywhere on the
internet”
 Jake1516: “Cheers Kris, Tried using that one you linked to Janson
but I duno which of the settings im looking for.”

14. Basic email phrases taken fromBasic email phrases taken from
email Englishemail English
Formal/Neutral
◦ Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms Smith
◦ Dear Mary
◦ Thank you for your email
of…
◦ Further to your last
email…
◦ I apologies for not getting
in contact with you before
now
Informal
Hi/Hello Mary
Mary,… (or no name at all)
Thanks for your email…
Re your email…
Sorry I haven’t written for
ages, but I’ve been
really busy.
 Name
 Previous
contact

15. Basic email phrases taken fromBasic email phrases taken from
email Englishemail English
Formal/Neutral
◦ I am writing in connection
with…
◦ In reply to your email, here
are…
◦ Your name was given to me
by…
◦ We would like to point out
that…
◦ Could you give me some
information about…
◦ I would like to know…
◦ I’m interested in finding out…
Informal
Just a short note
about…
Here’s the… you
wanted.
I got your name from…
Please note that…
Can you tell me a little
more about…
I’d like to know…
Please send me…
 Reason for
writing
 Ask for
information

16. Basic email phrases taken fromBasic email phrases taken from
email Englishemail English
Formal/Neutral
◦ I’d be grateful if you could…
◦ I wonder if you could…
◦ Thank you in advance for
your help in this matter.
◦ Would you like me…?
◦ Let me know whether you
would like me to…
Informal
Please…
Could you…?
I’d appreciate your help
on this
Do you want me to…?
Let me know if you’d
like me to…
 Requests
 Offer help

17. Basic email phrases taken fromBasic email phrases taken from
email Englishemail English
Formal/Neutral
◦ Thank you for your help.
◦ Do not hesitate to contact
us again if you require any
further information.
◦ Please fell free to contact
me if you have any
questions. My direct line is…
◦ I am looking forward to…
(+~ing)
◦ Best wishes
◦ Regards
Informal
Thanks again for…
Let me know if you
need anything else.
Just give me a call if you
have any questions. My
number is…
Looking forward to …
(+~ing)
Speak to/See you soon
Bye(for now) All the best
 Final
comments
 Close

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Используемые ресурсы
ЛИТЕРАТУРА
Laser Intermediate,Macmillan ,Malcolm Mann
Matrix Intermediate,Oxford University Press,Kathy Gude