九年级英语上册unit3englisharoundtheworldtopic2somethingsusuallyhavedifferentmeaningsindifferentculturessectionb课件仁爱版.pptVIP

* Unit 3 English Around the World Topic 2 Some things usually have different meanings in different cultures. Section B “I say, you do.” dog cat stop OK sleep hello bye good victory cash agreement angry egg nod bow Game Over New words bow , silence , praise , research , secret , victory , misunderstanding , be known as , use sth. to do sth. , help sb. with sth. , 1b Listen to 1a and mark T (true) or F (False). When Yukio says “hi” he waves his hand. ( ) Bowing is a sign of peace. ( ) When Miss Wang puts her hands on her hips, she will punish students. ( ) When Jane’s sister stamps her foot, she may be angry.( ) The three kids are talking about body language. ( ) F F T T T 1c Read 1a and fill in the blanks. Waving and bowing are examples of _______ language. In Japan, people bow as a sign of __________. In Canada, people wave as a sign of _________ and ____________. In all cultures, people smile when they are _______. Body language can mean different things in different ________________. If we understood body language from different countries, we could _____________ better. friendship body happy peace cultures/countries communicate respect Language points: be known for be known as be known to sb. be famous for = = be famous as 作为……而出名 因为……而出名 被某人所……熟知 e.g. (1)重庆因为火锅而出名。 Chongqing ___________________ hot pot. (2)重庆作为山城出名。 Chongqing ____________________ a mountain city. is known/famous as is known/famous for 1. I think that is known as body language.我觉得这就是肢体语言。 Language points: even if= even though 意为“即使、纵然”, 引导让步状语从句 即使她回家很晚，她每晚也要给母亲打电话。 e.g. Even if she returns home quite