人教新课标必修四_Unit_4_body_language-Reading[课件].ppt

I’m full. What do people in different countries usually do when meeting? Japan: bow China, Britain: handshake Task 3:Learning Some western countries: hug Russia, France: kiss COMMUNICATION: NO PROBLEM? Reading Mr. Garcia (Columbia) Julia Smith (Britain) George Cook (Canada) a Japanese Part 3: Find out the two mistakes the writer found in the airport: Mr. Garcia Julia Smith The first mistake from from (Columbia ) (Britain) He approaches Ms Smith by _______ ______ _________ and _______ her on the ________. She ______ ________ appearing _________ and take a few steps _______ ______ Mr. Garcia. shoulder touching her kissing cheek stepped back surprised away from The second mistake a Japanese George Cook from (Canada) He ________ ________ _______ ________ to the Japanese. He ________ to Mr. Cook and his nose _________ Mr. Cook’s _______ ________. bowed touched moving hand reached his hand out Mr Garcia (Columbia) Julia Smith (Britain) Visitor (Japan) George Cook (Canada) Madame Coulon (France) Matching the people and their different ways of greeting (para25) shakes hands and kisses others twice on each cheek bows shakes hands approaches others closely and touches their shoulder and kisses them on the cheek does not stand very close to others or touch strangers Part 2 (Para.1) (Para. 2~3) (Para. 4) (Para. 5) Different people have different body language. Meet the visitors at the airport. Summary of body language. Match the main idea of each part with lines. Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. People from different countries express greetings in different ways. Englishmen often stand close to others or touch strangers as soon as they meet. 2. Most people around the world now greet each other by kissing. 3. Japanese will bow to others as greeting. 4. Some body languages in some countries are good while some countries’ body language are bad. 5. People from Jordan will move very close to yo