外研英语九下Unit2Knivesandforksareusedformostfood教学.pptVIP

* Module 7 Eating together Unit 2 Knives and forks are used for most food. Reading Look at the photo of a western meal. What things do you see at a meal in China, and what things are different? Read the passage and answer the questions 1. Who is the passage written for? A). A Western eating a Chinese meal. B). A Chinese person eating a western meal. C). A Chinese person eating a Chinese meal. D). A Westerner eating in a Chinese home. 2. What is the tone of the passage? a) Serious. b) Conversational. c) Formal. d) Strict. 3. Where might you see a passage like this? a) In a travel magazine. b) In a dictionary. c) In an instruction manual. d) In a news magazine. In the West In China Meal times Things to say Complete the column in the West with notes. Later than China: Lunch: after midday, sometimes at 1 o’clock Supper: around 7 p.m. or even later The French: Bon appetite The Italians: Buon Appetito The English: no similar expressions Man manchi Birthday: around 7:00 a.m. Lunch: around 12:00 Supper: around 7:00 p.m. How to eat food Being served Refusing food Number of dishes Knives and forks Fork in left hand and knife in right A spoon Fingers chopsticks Help yourself! Can I serve you? I’m sorry, I can’t eat this. No, thanks, it was delicious, but I’ve had enough. Fewer than China Suibian chi Hai yao ma? Wo chi bao le. More than the West At the end of the meal You shouldn’t leave as soon as you finish eating. The same as the West. The fork is held in your left hand and the knife in your right, and the food is held with the fork and cut with the knife. Answer the questions. 1. “And when you eat western food, do as the Westerners do.” So how should you eat? Enjoy yourself. If you have been given something you don’t like. 2. But there’s no similar expression in English.” So what do you say in English? 3. “I’m sorry, I can’t eat this.” When might you want to say this? In China too much food is often served.