Taste 品味课件.pptVIP

Taste;1. Idea of the text 2. Word study ;1. Have taste, tasteful, tasty 2. In good taste have taste In bad taste lack taste 3. Our assumptions;When I speak of taste here, we do not mean the sensation we get from an object when we put it in our;…, but the taste that we are referring to when we say, for example, She dresses tastefully.;In other words, the taste I am speaking of is the ability to distinguish between what is attractive to the eye in matters of clothing, decorating, furnishing and so on, and what is unattractive.;What’s your opinion of the decoration here?;;Of course there may be differences of opinion with regard to the attractiveness or otherwise of a;What do you think of the appearance of the room?;Do you like the appearance of this bedroom ?;Oh, great ! !;But it is customary to speak of a person as having taste if the style he chooses in clothes and furniture and so on is not too violent, avoids clashing colors;clashing colors;Can you match the bookshelves with the sofas ?;have taste;Notice that we distinguish between tasteful and tasty. The latter…. The former….;Notice that we distinguish between tasteful and tasty.;What did he say to her?;tasteful;Sometimes we do not speak of people as having taste or not having taste, but of things being in good taste or being in bad taste.;When we speak of a room as being tastefully designed or designed in good taste, we mean the same thing.;The bedroom is tastefully designed. It is designed in good taste.;But we more commonly use the phrase in bad taste to refer to words and deeds of a certain kind.;If people are unable to choose between matching colors and clashing colors, most commonly we say that they lack taste.;But if they do or say things that we do not consider decent or fitting to the situation they are in, we say that they have acted in bad taste.;in bad taste;This difference in our choice of words seems to tell us something about the way we think.;By saying that people who make