外研选修6山东临朐第二中学Book6Module1Period3课件.ppt

Work in pairs. 1. Decide who the two speakers may be in Conversation 1 and Conversation 2 and 3.;In Conversation 2:;Reading Practice;leave out factual genuine hospitable secretive violate;define (be) aware of take the lead graciously show off;The writer thinks that______. a. Americans often ask very personal questions. b. Asians are very different from Americans, and are sensitive to many topics of conversation. c. Americans are easy to make friends with, but they respect your private life. d. Americans don’t like to grow old, so it’s difficult to make friends with them.;Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answers.; ;3. When Americans make an invitation to visit, ____. a. they don’t really mean it b. they want to find out more about you c. they genuinely want to see you again d. you should accept it;4. The best way to talk about personal things is to ____. a. talk about your own private life first b. talk about your job c. discuss the weather d. ask them how old they are;5. It’s best to avoid ____. a. personal questions b. silence c. spies d. dull people;After learning the passage, complete the sentences in your own words.;3. If you show you’re aware of cultural differences, _____________ _______________________________ _________. 4. You shouldn’t ask how old people are because _____________________ _______________________________;5. Although some people like to show off their wealth, ________ ____________________________ ___________.;Pay attention to the following phrases and sentences.;It’s a sign that they don’t wish to violate your private life. lead to disagreement There are no special rules or signs of extra respect for elderly people. show off their wealth; Language points;If you are ever in New York, do call by and see us. call by 顺道访问;固定短语： call back 喊回, 叫转来, 召唤, 消， 收回, 回电话 call for 请求, 要