高一英语Englishmanners课件.pptVIP

Manners in China Shaking hands Greetings: “Hello!”, “How are you doing”; “Have you had your dinner?”; “Where are you going?”; or “Where have you been?”, Role Play Suppose you were Lilei in a bus. Try making a small talk with a foreign student beside you before the bus stops. Part 1. Listen carefully and decide whether each of the following statements is true (T) or false (F). 1. You don’t speak with the foreigners because you don’t like them. (F) 2. You felt bad because the foreigner refused to talk to you. (F) 3. There are many people like you in such an embarrassing situation. (T) Part 2: Scan this part and find the answer to the following questions. Q1: What are the “starters” of a conversation? A1: First, exchange a “Hello” or “Hi” with the foreigner. Q2: What are the cues(提示) that show whether your partner likes chatting or not? A2: Facial expression and body language are the cues. Speaking Practice Assign-ment: 1. Look at the pictures on page 40 and try to write a short conversation with clues listed. 2. Review the new words and expressions. Several Donts Don’t spit. Don’t litter. Don’t jaywalk. Don’t damage public property. Don’t damage greenery. Don’t swear. Don’t smoke in public places. As a student it is bad manners to come late to class. If you are late you should make an apology（抱歉）to the teacher either at the time or after class. Good manners Men usually give seats to women on a bus or in other public places. Manners in western countri