Unit-2- You-mustnt-talk-too-loudly培训课件.ppt

Reading and vocabulary New words greet noise wedding stay light around pour v. 问候;打招呼 n. 噪音;嘈杂声 n. 婚礼 n. 逗留;停留 adj. (餐食)少量的 adv. 大约 v. 倒;倾倒 adj. 移动的 v. 高声说；大声喊 v. 扔；抛 n. 肩；肩膀 v. 抓住；接住 n. 身体；躯干 mobile shout throw (threw/thrown) shoulder catch body Warming-up Activity 1 Look at the pictures. What can you see? A traditional wedding People having a meal What manners are considered good and what manners are considered bad? Read the following and say which manners are good and which are bad. Question and discuss Good manners Bad manners Blowing your nose in front of others Yawning without putting your hand in front of your mouth Apologising if you hurt or upset somebody Saying “Thank you” after receiving a present Saying “Please” whenever you ask for something Activity 2 Look at the title of the passage. Think of questions about: greeting people having a tea party making noise wedding Activity 3 Listen to the passage. Listen and read. Read the passage and find the answer to the question. When do people have a tea party in England? At around 4 pm. Activity 4 Complete the table about England. In England must Mustn’t/can’t can Greeting people Food and drink for guests Noise weddings shake hands first time; say Mr and Mrs to older people just say hello when meeting agan;use first names to friends drink tea with milk; pour tea first,then milk have tea after 4:30;drink coffee or juice; pour milk first,then tea. only drink tea at a tea party talk loudly in buses; use mobile phones in some trains; shout in the street woman must be a few minutes late to the church see each other the night before the wedding; (woman) arrive at the church on time Work in pairs. Talk about the differences of traditional life in England and China. Activity 5 e.g. In Britain the woman mustn’t arrive at the church on time but a few minutes late or wedding. In China the man and the woman must arrive at the wedding party at the same time. … Activity 6