精品课件北师必修4Unit12CultureShockLesson2MindYourManners

1、lesson 2全品高考网how do people in different countries greet each other?全品高考网in the u.s.a it is normal for men to shake hands when they meet but it is unusual for men to kiss when they greet each other.the british often do no more than say “hello” when they see friends. even adults usually shake hands on

2、ly when they meet for the first time.全品高考网french people, including school-children, shake hands with their friends, or kiss them on both cheeks, each time they meet and they leave. thats why french people think the british are unfriendly and impolite.in japan it is polite and normal for men and wome

3、n to bow when they greet someone.全品高考网how do people from different countries communicate with each other?what are good manners and what are bad manners in our daily life?good morninggood afternoongood eveninghow do you do?hello!how are you?nice to meet you!raise his hat.1. if a man is wearing a hat,

4、 how should he greet you?2. when you first meet someone, what should you do? 3. if the woman doesnt offer her hand, what should you do?nod my head.what should you do?shake his / her hands.10 1.use the fork with your right hand. 2. put your napkin(餐巾餐巾) on your lap. 3. start eating as soon as your fo

5、od is served in front of you. 4. ask for a second bowl of soup. 5. use your fingers when eating chicken. 6. finish eating everything on your plate. 7. talk loudly while eating. 8. make other people drink more spirits (烈酒烈酒) than they can take. ipiippiitest your table manners. write p (polite) or i (

6、impolite) in the brackets.listen and learn the new vocabulary.showing a lot of emotionaffective cultures:showing a lot of emotionmixed cultures:neutral / affectiveneutral cultures:very reserveditalyjapanbritainthe united statesitaly,britain, japan, the united stateslisten to part 1 of the interview

7、about communication in different cultures. compare what the expert says with your answers from exercise 1.listen to part 2 of the interview and complete the table. showing anger in formal situationsuse a lot of hand movementslook directly at peopleinterrupt/speak at the same timesay “please” and “th

8、ank you” a lot=yes, often; x=not so often or neverxxxxxxxxxxxxxlisten and match the pictures with the dialogues. dialogue 1dialogue 2dialogue 3dialogue 4listen to the dialogues and complete thefunction file. christina: excuse me? could you pass the lemon and salt, salt, (1) _ ?man: yes, certainly.ch

9、ristina: (2) _.man: youre (3) _.pleasethank youwelcomeboy: so what do you think we should do this weekend? what about going bowling again? girl: yeah, last time we went it was great! or we could take our flashlights and explore that cave.christina: er, id (4) _ not, thanks. id rather stay cosy and r

10、ead my novel.girl: all right. or how about going to the circus?rather全品高考网christina: (5)_, mrs. davis? do you think i (6) _ speak to you?mrs. davis: yes, dear.christina: would you (7) _ giving me and my schoolmate a lift to school? we need to see the headmaster.mrs. davis: of course not. in about te

11、n minutes, ok? we can go in the jeep.christina: thanks a lot. thats very (8) _ of you.mrs. davis: its no (9) _. any time.excuse mecouldmindkindtroubledialogue 4: informalboy: hi, christina. have you got the blankets and sheets you borrowed? christina: oh, ive forgotten them! im (10) _. boy: thats ok

12、ay. bring them tomorrow. i need them for our camping trip.christina: yes, i will, i (11) _.really sorrypromisemake a list of the expressions in the functionfile we use. a) to ask for something politelyexcuse me, could you pass the salt, please?b) to reply to someones thanksyoure welcome.c) to polite

13、ly refuse an invitationid rather not, thanks./its no trouble! any time.pronunciationd) to make a request to someone you dont know very welle) to thank someone for doing something for youdo you think i could have a word with you?would you mind giving me a lift to school?thanks a lot. thats very kind of you.f) to apologise to a friendoh, ive forgotten it! im really sorry.listen to the dialogues a