Unit6第六课时SectionBVocabularyinUse课件人教版八年级英语下册

Unit6CrossingCulturesLesson6SectionBVocabularyinUsepolite礼貌的proper恰当的1.Reviewthe

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mannersinFrance.(1)It’s________(polite)tobringgiftswhenyouvisitsomeone.(2)It’s________(polite)toaskFrenchpeopleprivatequestions.(3)It’s__________(proper)todressnicelyataparty.(4)It’s_________(proper)toarriveearlytoaparty.politeimpoliteimproperproperimpolite不礼貌的improper不恰当的negativeforms(否定形式)ofadjectivesun-im-in-

safeformalproperpossiblefriendlydirecttidyhealthyperfectimportantcommoncorrect2.Putthewordsinthecorrectboxesusingun-orim-/in-.3.Writedownthenegativeformsoftheadjectivesintheboxusingun-orin-/im-.

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safeformalproperpossiblefriendlydirecttidyhealthyperfectimportantcommoncorrectunsafe,unfriendly,untidy,unhealthy,unimportant,uncommonTheprefixesthatshowanegativemeaningare____,____,____.Theyare_________aword.infrontofun-in-im-informal,improper,impossible,indirect,imperfect,incorrectunsafe,unfriendly,untidy,unhealthy,unimportant,uncommon4.Workingroupsandpractiseonceagain.

un-:______________________________________________un-:themostfrequentnegativeprefix最常见的否定前缀

safeformalproperpossiblefriendlydirecttidyhealthyperfectimportantcommoncorrectimperfectinformal,improper,impossible,indirect,incorrect4.Workingroupsandpractiseonceagain.

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safeformalproperpossiblefriendlydirecttidyhealthyperfectimportantcommoncorrect5.Completethesentenceswiththecorrectformsoftheadjectivesinbrackets.(1)Saying“hi”isan_________waytogreetothers.(formal)(2)Itis__________topointatpeopleinmanycountries.(polite)(3)Thehostiscertainly

_________whenyouenjoyyourselfattheirparty.(happy)(4)Peopleusuallydressinformalclotheswhenvisitingsomepublicplacessuchasconcert

halls.Itis_________towearshorts,shortskirts,orjeansthere.(proper)(5)Insomecultures,itisOKtobelatesometimes.Peopleare_________evenif

theirmeetingsdon’tstartontime.(patient)informalimpolitehappyimproperpatient6.Readfordiscovery.TheFrenchpeoplearenotinterestedinaskingother’sprivateinformation.Theywanttoasksomesafeandinterestingquestionslikefoodandculture.Sheisaninterestingperson,andpeoplebecomeinterestedwhenshestartstalking.-ed:describehowpeoplefeel-ing:describeathingoraperson7.Circlethecorrectwordstocompletetheconversations.(1)A:Didyouunderstandtherules?Ifoundthemconfused/confusing.

B:Iwasconfused/confusingatfirsttoo,butMrThompsonexplainedthemtome.(2)A:Isn’titexcited/excitingthatJameswillmarryJennifernextmonth?

B:Yes!I’msoexcited/exciting,andIcan’twaittocongratulatethem.

(3)A:Sallywasalittleembarrassed/embarrassingjustnow.Shewishedherfriend

happybirthdayonthewrongdate.B:Ohno!Thatcanbeembarrassed/embarrassing.8.CompletethepassageaboutNancy’sexperienceinaFrenchparty.Nancywroteanemailtosharesometipsand____________(embarrass)momentsatapartywithDiana.It’s_________(proper)toarriveearlytoaparty.Once,Nancygottoaparty10minutesearly,andherfriendwas_________(surprise)toseeherbecauseit’snormaltobeontimeoralittlelateinFrance.Andit’salso________(polite)toaskpersonalquestionsunlessyouknowsomeonewell.Frenchpeopleareprivate.Theymightfeel____________(embarrass)bysuchquestions.So,youcantalkaboutsomesafeand___________(interest)topicslikefoodandculture.​embarrassingimpropersurprisedimpoliteembarrassed

interestingAsianchopsticks9.Brainstorm.Theyare__________.Peopleusechopsticksinmany______countries.10.Completethepassagewiththecorrectforms

ofthewordsinthebox.InmanyAsiancountries,itis_________forpeopletoeatwithchopsticks.Therearemanyrulesandtraditionsabouthowtousechopsticks_________.Firstly,don’tstickyourchopsticksintofood.Thatisverybad__________.Secondly,don’tpulldishesclosetoyouwithyourchopsticks.Thirdly,don’tpointatotherswithyourchopsticksorwavethemaboutwhenyoutalk.__________,holdyourchopstickscorrectly.Usingchopstickslookseasy,butitcanactuallybealittle___________.Thekeythingistokeeptrying.Withplentyofpractice,anyonecanlearntousechopstickswell!normalproperlymannersLastlychallenging=impolitenormallastmannerproperchallenge副词修饰动词11.Avoidbadmannerswhenusingchopsticks.Usingchopsticksischallenging.However,withplentyofpractice,anyonecanlearntousechopstickscorrectly!Fourthly,don’twavechopsticksaboutwhenyoutalkAvoid

BADmannerswhenusingchopsticksFirstly,don’tstickyourchopsticksintofoodThirdly,don’tpointatotherswithyourchopsticksSecondly，don’tpulldishesclosetoyouwithyourchopsticks12.Summaryun-:themostfrequentnegativeprefixim-:+thewordsthatstartwithp,m,bin-:informalNegativeforms-ed:describe