2015-2016学年第11期总第613期.pptVIP

2015-2016学年第 11期总第 613期 For Senior 2 制作人：南昌市外国语学校 朱庆鹏 How to Greet Strangers? (P4) Word bank dilemma n. 进退两难的局面 offend v. 冒犯 passionate adj. 有激情的 stiff adj. 僵硬的；呆板的 etiquette n. 礼仪 psychologist n. 心理学家 appropriate adj.合适的 Lead in How do you usually greet a stranger? Handshake, hug, kiss on the cheeks, etc… Skimming What does the passage mainly talk about? It talks about the way people greet strangers. Scanning What is the most appropriated way of greeting a stranger? Handshake. Detailed reading What has the study found? What do the two examples in Paragraph 2 show us? What factors affect the way we greet each other? According to the last paragraph, why is handshake the best way of greeting strangers? Detailed reading What has the study found? The study has found that most people don’t like to be touched by a stranger anywhere but on the hands. Detailed reading What do the two examples in Paragraph 2 show us? It shows that though greeting new friends with a kiss on one or both cheeks is becoming increasingly popular, in real life, people still don’t feel comfortable getting so close to strangers. Detailed reading What factors affect the way we greet each other? Culture’s characteristics and the closeness of the relationship between people. Detailed reading According to the last paragraph, why is handshake the best way of greeting strangers? Because a handshake is never considered rude, and carries little danger of making anybody feel uncomfortable. Usage tip Only if you are a friend will Italians greet you by kissing you on both cheeks. only if此处意为 “只有”,置于句首的话句子要用部分倒装结构。如： Only if you work hard can you achieve success. Only if they follow the teachers’ instructions will they finish the experiment successfully. If only表示“要是…就好了”，句子要用虚拟语气。如： If only he had taken my advice. (暗含他当时没有听我的建议。) Usage tip Indeed, it is the closeness of the relationship that decides where we can be touched