Longman Welcome To English Pdf
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English welcome welcome 1 / ˈwelkəm / S1 interjection HELLO used to greet someone who has just arrived welcome to Welcome to London! Welcome back – it’s good to see you again. Hello, welcome home. 香港朗文WTE（Longman Welcome to English） Longman Welcome to English 简称LWTE,香港小学使用。这套书系香港特别行政区特别推荐的小学英语教材,一共有12册.1年级(1A,1B),2年级(2A,2B),3年级(3A,3B),依次类推-6年级(6A,6B).
Longman Welcome To English 2b Pdf
Longman English Interactive, Level 2 (American English) Scope & Sequence Module
Theme
Function
Pronunciation
Grammar
Reading
Writing
A.1.
Introductions
Introducing yourself, talking about yourself
• Sentence stress
• Statements and yes-no questions with be
Article
Advertisement
News article
Biography
Recipe
Letter
Brochure
Letter
FAQs
E-mail
Article
Letter
E-mail
Fax
Web page
Invitation
Do I Know You?
• Intonation for clarification
• Simple present tense: statements and questions • Short Answers to Yes/No questions A.2. Somebody New
People/ Personalities
Introducing people, describing people
• Word stress
• Adjectives
• Contractions
• Describing people with be vs. have • Information questions
A.3.
Food
Quick Lunch
Ordering food, talking about quantities
• Wh-Questions stress and intonation • Intonation in questions with Or
• Count/Non-count nouns with how much and how many • Count/Non-count nouns with some and any • Quantifiers
A.4. What a Weekend!
A.5. Working Smart
Activities, entertainment
Technology/ computers
Asking/talking about personal activities, making small talk
Give instructions, ask for instructions
• Shortened phrases: didja
• Simple past: past tense of be
• City names around the world
• Simple past: regular verbs • Simple past: irregular verbs
• The sound [h]
• Modals
• Shortened phrases: hafta and hasta
• Giving instructions • Adverbs of Manner
B.1.
Health
Feeling Down
Sympathizing; talk about health
• Simple present verb endings [s], [z], [iz] • The sound [0002]
• Simple present and present continuous • Stative verbs • Asking for clarification
B.2.
Transportation
Late Again
Giving directions, asking for directions
• Numbers in street addresses
• Prepositions of location
• The sounds [l] and [r]
• Directions and locations • Expressing emotions
B.3. Weekend Plans
Invitations
Asking about/ confirming plans, suggestions
• The sound [l] and contractions with Will • Shortened phrases: gonna
• Future: will and be going to • Future: modals of possibility • Expressions for special events
Longman English Interactive, Level 2 (American English) Scope & Sequence Module
Theme
Function
Pronunciation
Grammar
Reading
Writing
B.4.
Responsibilities
Talk about activities and events
• The sounds [s] and [tS]
• Expressions with make and do
Article
E-mail
Article
Letter
Letter
Letter
Advertisement
E-mail
Article
E-mail
Article
Letter
Article
Thank you letter
Excellent Choice!
• Phrasal verb stress
• Expressions with get • Phrasal verbs B.5. Sound Advice
C.1. Welcome Back
C.2.
Relationships, friends, dating
Travel/travel problems
Housing
A Better Place
Asking for/ giving advice
• Stress in sentences with but
• Gerunds and infinitives
• Shortened phrases: wanna
• Giving advice
Reporting, responding/ sympathizing, talking about past events
• Past tense endings [t], [d], [id]
• Review of simple past tense
• Word stress
• Past tense sequences
Showing, responding, comparing
• Noun, adverb, and adjective stress
• Comparatives with than
• The sound [s] & sblends
• Comparatives with as
• Too and enough
• Review of adjectives
• Comparative words C.3. Somewhere Around Here
Background, geography
Describing places/ comparing places
• Stress for understanding • Plural noun endings [s], [z], [iz]
• Superlatives • Definite and indefinite articles • Comparatives and superlatives
C.4. It’s Spicy!
Culture, new things
Asking about/ explaining cultural items
• Stress in noun compounds
• Review of questions
• Stress in sentences with that and who
• Relative pronouns and relative clauses • Tag questions
C.5. You Gotta Do It!
News
Talk about news, talk about experiences
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• Shortened phrases: gotta and oughta • Shortened phrases: havya and arya
• Present perfect • Present perfect and past tense • Review of tenses
Theme
Function
Pronunciation
Grammar
Reading
Writing
A.1.
Introductions
Introducing yourself, talking about yourself
• Sentence stress
• Statements and yes-no questions with be
Article
Advertisement
News article
Biography
Recipe
Letter
Brochure
Letter
FAQs
Article
Letter
Fax
Web page
Invitation
Do I Know You?
• Intonation for clarification
• Simple present tense: statements and questions • Short Answers to Yes/No questions A.2. Somebody New
People/ Personalities
Introducing people, describing people
• Word stress
• Adjectives
• Contractions
• Describing people with be vs. have • Information questions
A.3.
Food
Quick Lunch
Ordering food, talking about quantities
• Wh-Questions stress and intonation • Intonation in questions with Or
• Count/Non-count nouns with how much and how many • Count/Non-count nouns with some and any • Quantifiers
A.4. What a Weekend!
A.5. Working Smart
Activities, entertainment
Technology/ computers
Asking/talking about personal activities, making small talk
Give instructions, ask for instructions
• Shortened phrases: didja
• Simple past: past tense of be
• City names around the world
• Simple past: regular verbs • Simple past: irregular verbs
• The sound [h]
• Modals
• Shortened phrases: hafta and hasta
• Giving instructions • Adverbs of Manner
B.1.
Health
Feeling Down
Sympathizing; talk about health
• Simple present verb endings [s], [z], [iz] • The sound [0002]
• Simple present and present continuous • Stative verbs • Asking for clarification
B.2.
Transportation
Late Again
Giving directions, asking for directions
• Numbers in street addresses
• Prepositions of location
• The sounds [l] and [r]
• Directions and locations • Expressing emotions
B.3. Weekend Plans
Invitations
Asking about/ confirming plans, suggestions
• The sound [l] and contractions with Will • Shortened phrases: gonna
• Future: will and be going to • Future: modals of possibility • Expressions for special events
Longman English Interactive, Level 2 (American English) Scope & Sequence Module
Theme
Function
Pronunciation
Grammar
Reading
Writing
B.4.
Responsibilities
Talk about activities and events
• The sounds [s] and [tS]
• Expressions with make and do
Article
Article
Letter
Letter
Letter
Advertisement
Article
Article
Letter
Article
Thank you letter
Excellent Choice!
• Phrasal verb stress
• Expressions with get • Phrasal verbs B.5. Sound Advice
C.1. Welcome Back
C.2.
Relationships, friends, dating
Travel/travel problems
Housing
A Better Place
Asking for/ giving advice
• Stress in sentences with but
• Gerunds and infinitives
• Shortened phrases: wanna
• Giving advice
Reporting, responding/ sympathizing, talking about past events
• Past tense endings [t], [d], [id]
• Review of simple past tense
• Word stress
• Past tense sequences
Showing, responding, comparing
• Noun, adverb, and adjective stress
• Comparatives with than
• The sound [s] & sblends
• Comparatives with as
• Too and enough
• Review of adjectives
• Comparative words C.3. Somewhere Around Here
Background, geography
Describing places/ comparing places
• Stress for understanding • Plural noun endings [s], [z], [iz]
• Superlatives • Definite and indefinite articles • Comparatives and superlatives
C.4. It’s Spicy!
Culture, new things
Asking about/ explaining cultural items
• Stress in noun compounds
• Review of questions
• Stress in sentences with that and who
• Relative pronouns and relative clauses • Tag questions
C.5. You Gotta Do It!
News
Talk about news, talk about experiences
Copyright © 2003, Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
• Shortened phrases: gotta and oughta • Shortened phrases: havya and arya
• Present perfect • Present perfect and past tense • Review of tenses
Longman Welcome To English Pdf File
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Type the following lines into it: ECHO OFFECHO Hello WorldPAUSENext, save the file by clicking File Save. In this case, it would print “Hello World” to the window and then immediately close the Command Prompt window. Double-click it to run it. This particular batch file sets ECHO off (which cleans up the output by hiding the commands from being printed at the prompt, prints the text “Hello World” to the screen, and then waits for you to press a key before it ends.If you didn’t add PAUSE to the file, the batch file would simply run its commands and then automatically close. 
Give it any name you like, but replace the default.txt file extension with the.bat extension.For example, you might want to name it helloworld.bat.You now have a batch file with the.bat file extension.