2014秋备课2014高一英语上册 unit 3 Manners Period 2课件 上海新世纪版.pptVIP

* Unit 3 Manners Period 2 RevisionTell Good Manners or Bad Manners according to English manners: 1. Speaking with your mouth full of food. 2. Asking questions such as “How much do you weigh?” or “Why aren’t you married?” 3. Queue jumping . 4. Saying “Excuse me”, “Please” and “Thank you” 5. Arriving late to a conference Bad Bad Bad Bad Good 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?”, Good manners A person with good manners never laugh at people when they are in trouble, instead, he tries to help them. When he asks for something, he says “please”. And when he receives something, he usually says “Thank you”. Manners in western countries You shouldn’t send yellow and white flowers to others because they are considered to be unlucky. 1. perfect adj. (1) 完美的 a perfect car 完美无缺的车子 a perfect gentleman 十全十美的绅士 (2) 完全的 a perfect stranger 完全陌生的人 (3) 最恰当的；理想的 perfect for sth. 对…最适当/理想的 a man perfect for this job 这份工作最适当的人选 eg: It was a perfect day for a picnic. 那是野餐最理想的天气。 perfectly adv. 完美地；完全地 Vocabulary 2. tongue-tied adj. (1). 舌头短的 (2). (因胆怯、难堪等)说不出话的；张口结舌的(+with) 他气得一句话也讲不出来。 eg: He was completely tongue-tied with rage. 他站在那儿，说不出话来。 eg: He stood there, tongue-tied. (3). 缄默的 沉默的局面被突然打破了。 eg: A tongue-tied silence was suddenly broken. 3. utter v. 讲，说 ( = say ) 进午餐时， 她一言不发。 eg：She didn’t utter a word during lunch. 他看着我，没说一句话。 eg：He looked at me without uttering a word. utter a cry 发出叫声 utter adj. 完全的；十足的；彻底的 utter darkness 一片漆黑 an utter fool 彻头彻尾的傻瓜 utterance n. 出声；话语 4. shame n. (1) 羞耻，惭愧（不可数名词） 他无羞耻之心。 He has no shame. 他因羞愧而低头。 He hung his head in shame. feel shame for sth. / at doing sth. 为… 感到羞耻 这些学生因为考试作弊而感到羞愧。 eg: The students felt great shame at having cheated in the test. (2) 可耻的事；遗憾、惋惜的事（可数名词） 我觉得这么做是一件可耻的事。 eg: I think it a shame to behave like that. 5. tip n. (1) 建议 tips on sth. 几个省钱的窍