总结强加的英文词语及句子PPT.pptx

Click to edit Master title style,Click to edit Master text styles,Second level,Third level,Fourth level,Fifth level,8/1/2011,#,总结强加的英文词语及句子,目录,Imposing concepts and background,Common Imposing English Words,Analysis of Typical Imposed English Sentences,Tips for identifying and avoiding usage,Strategies for coping in cross cultural communication,01,Imposing concepts and background,Imposed words and intentions refer to those that are borrowed or adapted from one language and used in another,both with specific cultural,historical,or contextual meanings,These proposed terms may retain their original means,acquire new means,or go under semantic shifts depending on the receiving culture and language,The introduction of English words and intentions can be traced back to various historical events,such as colonization,globalization,and technological advancements,Imposing definitions and properties,In many cases,English words and intentions are proposed into non English speaking cultures through media,education,and popular culture,This proposal of occurrences in the form of loanwords,phrasal verbs,and idiomatic expressions that come integrated into the receiving language,The context in which these proposed words and senses are used can vary widely,ranging from formal written texts to information spooked conversations,Imposing phenomena in context,01,The introduction of English words and intentions can facilitate cross cultural communication by advancing a common perspective for discussing global issues and trends,02,However,it can also lead to cultural misunderstandings and misappropriations,specifically when the proposed terms are used without considering their cultural and historical contexts,03,To limit these potential issues,it is important to recognize the proposed nature of certificate English words and intentions and to use them with caution and respect for their original means and uses,Influence in cross cultural communication,02,Common Imposing English Words,Obligate,Mandate,Impose,Dictate,Verbal Imposing Words,01,02,03,04,To force or compare someone to do something,To give an official order or command to do something,To enforce or conflict something,often a rule,tax,or punishment,To give orders or instructions in an authoritative manual,Noun embedded words,A duty or responsibility that must be fulfilled,An official order or command to do something,The act of forcing or conflicting something,The act of giving orders or instructions,Obligation,Mandate,Imposition,Dictation,Obligatory,Mandatory,Imposed,Characteristic,Objective class proposed words,Required by rule or law,Enforced or disputed,Required by an authority or law,Characterized by absolute power and authority,In a compliant or submissive manager,Obligingly,In a Manner that is required by an authority or law,Mandatory,In an introducing or introducing way,Imposing,In a Manner characteristic of a director or absolute rule,Dictatorially,Advanters and other types,03,Analysis of Typical Imposed English Sentences,Coercion of verb tense or voice,Forcing a verb into a tense or voice that does not naturally fit the context,such as using the present continuous tense to express a future action,Coercion of subject verb agreement,Forcing the subject and verb to agree in number or person when they naturally would not,such as using a plural verb with a singular subject,Coercion of word order,Forcing words into a specific order that does not reflect their natural relationships,such as placing the object before the subject in a sense,The phenomenon of competition in declarative presence structures,Addition of auxiliary verbs,01,Forcing the addition of auxiliary verbs like do,did,have,or have to form questions when they are not necessary,Addition of question words,02,Forcing the addition of question words like what,where,or why when the presence is not truly aggressive,Inversion of subject and verb,03,Forcing the subject and verb to invert their natural order to create an aggressive presence when it is not appropriate,The phenomenon of forced addition in aggressive presence structures,Addition of exception marks,Forcing the addition of exception marks to senses to make them see more emphasis or excluded than they naturally are,Over use of intellectuals,Forcing the addition of intellectuals like very,really,or extremely to make the presence see more compelling or emotional,Repetition of words or phrases,Forcing the repetition of consecutive words or phrases for emphasis when it is not necessary or natural,01,02,03,The phenomenon of forced addition in exception sentences,Complex expressions in compound presence structures,Forcing the creation of excess complex presence structures with multiple clauses and phrases when a simple presence would be sufficient,Excess complex presence structures,Forcing the use of commas to separate independent clauses when a semiconductor or period would be more appropriate,Over use of commas,Forcing the use of coordinating connections like and,。