九年级英语you’re supposed to shake hands课件3

Section B,九年级新目标,Unit 12Youre supposed to shake hands.,Review,be supposed to do 被期望或要求做； 应该做be not supposed to do 不被许可做e.g. Everyone is supposed to know the law. Were not supposed to play basketball in the classroom.,1. Table Manners,There are many table manners around the world. But different countries have different culture. How much do you know about them? Talk about it.,spoon,fork,knife,bowl,plate,chopsticks,1. In the United States, youre not supposed to eat with your hands.,2. In Peru, youre supposed to talk at the table.,3. In China, youre supposed to pick up your bowl to eat.,4. In Korea, the youngest person is not supposed to start eating first.,5. In Brazil, you should wipe your mouth with your napkin every time you take a drink.,Language points,eat with your hands 用手吃饭at the table 在餐桌上（旁）pick up ones bowl to eat 端起饭碗wipe ones mouth with ones napkin 用餐巾纸揩嘴take a drink 喝饮料，喝酒,2a. Tommorow steven is going to Jpan to be an exchange student. How much do you know the table manners in Japan?,It is rude to stick the chopsticks in the bowl.,You arent supposed to eat or drink while walking down the street.,You shouldnt point at anyone with your chopsticks.,You are supposed to make noise while eating noodles.,2. Listen and number the pictures in the order.,2,3,4,2b. Listen and learn! Match these sentence parts.,_1.You arent supposed_3.Its rude to_4.Its polite_5.You shouldnt,to make noise while eating noodles.to stick your chopsticks into your food.to point at anyone with your chopsticks.to eat or drink while walking down the street.,d,a,b,d,Learn the conversation.,How much do you know about table manners around the world? In the United States, you are not supposed to eat with your hands. In Japan, you are not supposed to eat or drink while walking down the street, and you are supposed to make noise while eating noodles. It shows that you like the food.,1,Learn the conversation.,In Korea, even the youngest person isnt supposed to start eating first. But in China, you are supposed to pick up your bowl of rice. Dont stick your chopsticks upright inthe rice bowl. Instead, lay them on your dish. And sometimes the Chinese host use their chopsticks to put food in your bowl or plate. This is a sign of politeness.,2,A: Were supposed to B: Yes, and its rude/polite to ,2c. Pairwork!,Talk about the table manners in your country.,1. make noise while eating2. point at others with chopstick3. say hello to others4. wipe your mouth after dinner5. talk loudly at the table,Pairwork,6. kiss or shake hands7. meet without saying anything8. arrive too late9. shake hands when you first meet someone10. eat while walking in the street,Pairwork,3a. E-mail,Task 1: Read the e-mail message from Wang Kun and answer the questions.1.Why was Wang Kun nervous before she arrived in France?2.Why did she have no reason to be nervous?,Her French was not very good.,Her host family was really nice.,3. How has her French improved?4.What is one particular challenge she is facing?5.What does she find surprising?,Her French has improved quickly, and she is very comfortable speaking French now.,The people there put the bread on the tables not on the plate.,One particular challenge is learning how to behave at the dinner table.,Task 2: Make a list of table manners in France!,4. Do in groups!,How can you help visitors to china? Make a list of things people are supposed to do in these different situtions.eating meals with other peoplemaking appointmentsgiving complimentsintroducing other peoplemaking a toast at dinneroffering teaspeaking to older people,Language points,1. In china ,youre not supposed to pick up your bowl of rice. 在中国,你不应该端起你的饭碗. pick up, “捡起;拾起;拿起”。如: A girl picked up a wallet on her way home. The phone stopped ringing just as I picked up the receiver. Pick those things up off the floor!,2.In Brazil, you should wipe your mouth with your napkin every time you take a drink. 在巴西,每次喝完东西后你应该用餐巾纸擦嘴. wipe 动词,意思是 “擦,擦去”, 常与away, off, up 连用,表示“擦干净。如: Wipe the dirt off your shoes. 抹去鞋上的污泥. Wipe up the milk you spilled, please. 请抹掉洒出来的牛奶.,3. to stick your chopsticks into your food. 把筷子插入你的食物中.(1) stick 动词, “刺,插入”。如: Stick a fork into the meat to see if its ready. I cant move. Theres a piece of wire sticking in my leg.(2) chopstick 是由 “chop(砍)+stick(棍子)组成的合成 词。意思是 “筷子”, 它通常以复数形式出现。如： Our Chinese always use chopstick to eat, but the English dont use them. 一双筷子是a pair of chopsticks。,4. Its rude to point at anyone with your chopsticks. 用你的筷子指着别人是很不礼貌的.(1)rude 形容词,“粗鲁的;无理的”。常用词组 be rude to sb, 意思是 “对某人无理”, 如: Its rude to interrupt when people are speaking. 打断人家的话是不礼貌的. I think it was rude of them not to phone and say that they werent coming. 他们来不了,也不打电话通知一声,太不象话了.,(2) point 是一个动词,意思是 “指, 指向”。它构成的 词组”“point at”意思是 “指向” “对准”。如: “Ill have that one.” She said, pointing at a big chocolate cake.5. table manners 餐桌礼仪(1) manner 是 “礼貌”的意思,常以复数形式出现。 e.g. Its bad manner to talk with a full mouth.(2) manner 还可以表示 “风俗;习惯”时,也常以复数 形式出现。如：,The manner of the ancient Egyptians (3) manner 还可以表示 “方法;方式”,“态度; 举止”等意思。如: Dont you think that David has got a very arrogant manner? Why are you talking in such a strange manner?,6. My biggest challenge is learning how to behave at the dinner table. 我最大的挑战是学会餐桌上的礼仪。 behave 动词,意思是 “行为举止; 举止”如: The boy behaved very well last night. The teacher encouraged the children to behave well and not to be a discredit to the collective.,The little boy behaved with great encourage in the face of gunman.它还可以表示 “守规矩;举止适当有礼”。e.g. Please behave yourself. 请礼貌点儿. Will you children please behave!它的相应的名词是behavior,意思是 “行为” 。,7. but Im gradually getting used to things 词组 get/be used to 意思是 “习惯于”, 词组中的to 是介词,其后如果跟动词, 动词 应该用动名词形式 。如： The astronauts soon got used to the condition of weightlessness. Im getting used to the cold weather. She gets used to driving a small car. He will get used to getting up early.,中考链接,( )1. How nice the music sounds! It does! The peaceful music will make you _. A. excitedB. bored C. movedD. relaxed ( )2. Class 2 will go for a picnic. They made _ 6 oclock to meet at the foot of Mt. Tai. A. it B. that C. them D. /,A,D,( )3. Could you tell me _ tomorrow morning? Well, it