Unit 12 Lessson 2 Mind Your Manners （共33张PPT）.pptVIP

Use the following sentence patterns to help you report. 1) In open/closed cultures/Japan, it is polite/rude/impolite to do sth. 2) People from open/closed cultures/The Italians/The British usually/tend to do sth. / are more likely to do sth. 3) People from open / closed cultures/The Italians/The British do not do sth./ never do sth./avoid doing sth. British: Japanese: Americans: open cultures: look directly look look away look, rude (the same as the British) 1) How to use key words to report People from open cultures often look directly at others when talking. The British and the Americans look at the other at the beginning, but then they look away. The Japanese never look directly at others when talking. In Japan, it is rude to do so. open cultures: interrupt, speak, the same time closed cultures: speak, the other stops Japan: never interrupt, wait , speak, silence 2) Use the key words to report how people from different cultures speak with the help of the useful patterns: Report what you hear. Step 5 Listening and Speaking Task 5 Question 1: How do the British deal with the strangers? Question 2: Would you please tell us some good British manners in public? British people often / usually / tend to / like to do sth. 2) British people do not do sth / do not like to do sth. / avoid doing sth. 3) In Britain, it is polite / rude / impolite to do sth. Useful sentence patterns and linking words if, is for example, but, when, because, besides, also, first, second, third. When in Rome,do as the Romans do. 1.Write a short report about British manners using the notes you wrote down. 2.Listen to the radio programme about British Table Manners on BBC Learning English. HOMEWORK THANKS Foshan No.1 Middle School * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Welcome Belle （包燕平） Foshan No.1 Middle School