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project 1. Read the letter and find out Wang Junfeng’s difficulties in English communication. A. Expressions B. Body language C. Accent D. Spelling Dear Michael, How are you doing? I’m writing to you from California. I want to know some differences between British English and American English, especially in expressions, because I have difficulty in understanding the people here. Sometimes I can’t follow them. Even worse, I can’t understand some of their body language and spelling. Please write back to me soon. Best wishes to you and your family! Yours, Wang Junfeng Discuss how to deal with Wang Junfeng’s difficulties. Help Michael write back to him. * Unit 3 English Around the World Topic 2 Some things usually have different meanings in different cultures. Section D Does the dog have positive or negative meanings in western cultures? Positive meanings. Why? Can you give us some examples? Every dog has its own day. You’re a lucky dog. Dogs are considered honest and good friends of human beings. Does the bat have positive or negative meanings in Chinese culture? Positive meanings. It’s a symbol of long life and good luck. How much do you know about the differences between different cultures? Have you ever seen this TV program? Do you want to have a try? Let’s play a game! ( )1. We can use body language to communicate how we feel even if there is silence. ( )2. A survey shows that the conversation between two persons, at least 35% of the meaning is communicated by body language. ( )3. In Thailand, closing eyes means “I’m bored”, while it means “I’m listening and concentrating(专注） in America.” ( )4. In some parts of Greece, people nod their heads to show di