Unit3 Understanding each other-Task课件（译林牛津版选修6）.ppt

Skills building 2: asking questions When we want to find out about something, we need to ask questions. We can use questions beginning with the following words: When - when we want to inquire about time. Why - when we want to find out a reason. Where - when we want to find out about the place in which something happened. Practice: You want to ask your classmate about the following things. Form your questions with the correct question words first, and then find a partner to answer questions. Answers can be found in the magazine article on page 43. Take turns asking questions. 1. What food do the people from India not eat? 2. Which hand shouldn’t be used to shake hands with or give things to people from India? 3. What do Japanese people have to buy when they travel anywhere? 4. What should you do when a Japanese person gives you a business card? 5. What does the OK sign mean for Japanese people? 6. Why do people from the USA do not like crowded places? In India, _____________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ In Japan, remember not to _____ _____________________________ _____________________________ hands or give someone something it is impolite to shake with your left hand. (L17) In India, _____________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ In Japan, remember not to _____ _____________________________ _____________________________ hands or give someone something it is impolite to shake with your left hand. (L17) put the business cards in your just pocket without looking. (L20) Listen to your teacher who has travelled to the USA and Japan, and fill in the blanks in your notes below. 播放音频 1. People from the USA feel ______________ when people stand too close to them. 2. In Japan, giving _____ is very important. 3. The “OK” sign is a positive sign in _________. 4. In Japan, the “OK” sign is a request for _____________. 1. People from the