英语：Unit3 English manners-reading课件（上海新世纪版S1A）.pptVIP

Let’s start talking… Problems: Starting a conversation with a foreigner in English Why is it necessary for us to start a conversation with a foreigner? For a successful communication Some suggestions: Activities About the weather * * 1. Sometimes people may feel shy with foreigners. 2. They don’t know what to say. 3. They are not sure whether this expression is proper or not. Why did this little boy fail to start a conversation with the foreigner? Task for part 1. (to practice speaking English) (He was tongued-tied.) Task for part 2.— “Hello”- A Starter How do you usually start a conversation? How can we know that the foreigner feels like talking to you? How do you know that he wants to be left alone? (from his facial expressions and body language) (He stared out of the window and kept reading books) Task for part 3.– Small Talk-The Main Course What are usually chosen to be the topics of any small talk? How do we raise questions about these topics? What are these comments? (That’s interesting./ I agree./ Me, too.) 1. Greeting/Getting attention 2. Choosing proper topics so as to find out something in common. 3. Raising open-ended questions 4. Offering some comments 3. Be polite. Use “Can I…/Would you mind…” to raise questions. 1. Never force a conversation on a foreigner. 2. Small talk flows naturally 4. Do as the Romans do. Scene 1. When you meet a foreigner on a bus, he is reading newspapers, you will… Scene 2. When you meet a foreigner in a restaurant, you will… Homework Translate the whole passage Hello/Hi Good morning/Good afternoon Nice to meet you! Have you had your dinner? Where have you been? How are you?/How do you do? Excuse me! For greeting weather sports time movies music favorite things one’s likes and dislikes idol salary age Family members What ‘s your favorite food? Do you like Chinese food? What kind of music do you like? Do you like pop-music? Who is your idol? Do you like Yao Min? About th