大学课件综合英语1 PPT课件UNIT2 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO .pptVIP

Unit 2  Whatever Happened to Manners? Whatever Happened to Manners? Whatever what Manners manner Type of literature manner: 1) Social behavior, polite or well-bred behavior (usually in the plural) E.g. it is bad manners to interrupt. Its bad manners to talk with a full mouth. People who have good manners are polite to others. You should have good manners all the time. the manners and customs of the ancient Egyptians. 2) a person’s outward bearing, way of speaking, etc. (in the singular) E.g. She was unusually soft and gentle in her manner when talking to him. I dont like to talk with him; he has a very rude manner. We walked in a leisurely manner, looking in all the windows. (way) Learning Objectives grasp the author’s methods of organizing the argumentation on the necessity and significance of good manners. be able to identify the ways the author used to support his viewpoints. get a list of new words and structures and use them freely in conversation and writing. be able to use the various rhetorical devices you will encounter in this unit, especially metaphorical expressions and rhetorical questions. be aware of the different forms and values of Manners in different cultures. When do you think a “thank you” is necessary? What do you think a good manner really is? In many people’s opinions, good manners is fundamental to good social relations. Do you think it is always so? Please give some examples to support your viewpoints. Some words mood Be in a good/bad mood Be in the (be in no) mood to joke (for jokes) The city is in a festive/holiday mood. The emotional mood of a play A man of moods The indicative/imperative/subjunctive mood 陈述语气 祈使 虚拟 Bet: to risk (money) on a race/other event that the result is doubtful He spends all his money betting on horses. She bet me $ 20 so that I would be able to give up smoking. I bet A slang expression meaning I am sure; I am certain, surely, certainly You bet: of course, certainly Barrel