九年级英语下册 Unit 3 Pardon Me！Lesson 23 Supper with the Bradshaws课件 冀教版.ppt

Lesson 23 Supper with the Bradshaws * Think about it! 1. How are Chinese and North American manners different? Please give some examples. 2. Who came to Shijiazhuang to visit Li Ming? 3. Where do they come from? 4. What do you think of good manners in Australia? Lead in: * Chinese customs and culture Australian customs and culture People never eat duck’s feet. People can say “no, thank you” without being rude. Try to find the differences between Chinese customs and Australian customs: People like to eat duck’s feet. It’s polite to try every food on the table. * 1. It was great to meet Bruce face to face, after having written to him for so long. face to face “面对面” hand in hand “手拉手” neck and neck “并驾齐驱” shoulder and shoulder “肩并肩” They’ve often talked to each other on the telephone, but they’ve never met each other face to face. =It was great to meet Bruce face to face, after I had written to him for so long. write sb. write to sb. write a letter to sb. have/get/receive a letter from sb. hear from sb. Language Points: * 2. But he and his father sometimes had trouble with Chinese customs and culture. have trouble with … “在……有麻烦” have some trouble with … “在……有一些麻烦” have much trouble with … “在……有很多麻烦” have no trouble with … “在……没有麻烦” 他们在工作中有一些麻烦。 我们的新汽车很让人伤脑筋。 They have some trouble with their work. We are having trouble with our new car. trouble n. 困难；麻烦 What’s wrong/the matter/the trouble with sb./sth.? * 3. Last night, my parents invited them to a restaurant for supper. invite sb. “邀请某人” invite sb. to a place “邀请某人到什么地方” invite sb. to do sth. “邀请某人做某事” 昨天她邀请我们参加她的聚会。 他邀请她和他一起唱歌。 Yesterday she invited us to her party. He invited her to sing the song together with him. * 4. While we ate, Bruce and his father praised most of th