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Contents 1.Background information: manner 2.Comprehension of the text 3.Structure this passage 4.Exercises 1.Background information: manner Manners (pl.) 1. polite ways of behaving in social situations 礼貌; e.g. :good manners 有礼貌 bad manners 没礼貌 2. habits and customs 礼仪 e.g. :Western food manners 西餐礼仪 Lead-in Brainstorm some examples in your daily life to show what good manners and what ill manners are . Manners in China Shaking hands Greetings: “Hello!”, “How are you doing”; “Have you had your dinner?”; “Where are you going Several Donts Don’t spit. Don’t litter. Don’t jaywalk. Don’t damage public property. Don’t damage greenery. Don’t swear. Don’t smoke in public places * * * * * * * Unit 1 Unit 3 商务英语系: 何荣辉 Tell Good Manners or Bad Manners 1. Speaking with your mouth full of food. 2. Asking questions such as “How much do you weigh?” or “Why aren’t you married?” 3. Queue jumping . 4. Hold the door for those who come next 5. Look at your watch time to time when someone is talking to you. Bad Bad Bad Good Bad Bad 6. Picking your nose in public 7. Ask permission before you smoke 8. Talking loudly in public 9. Staring at someone in public 10. When yawning or coughing, always covering your mouth with your hand Bad Bad Good Good Different Manners In China and western countries Shaking hands Kissing Embracing Greeting Manners Shaking hands Kissing Embracing Greeting Manners in Western Countries You shouldn’t send yellow and white flowers to others because Manners in western countries they are considered to be unlucky. You can call the given name when you meet each other for the first time. Manners in western countries Good morning, John! If somebody invite you to dinner you must arrive in time, but you can’t visit too early. Manners in western countries Men usually give seats to women on a bus or in other public p