何兆熊综合英语第一册unit 3.pptVIP

Whatever Happened to Manners？ Background information Text analysis Part one ( para 1) Part two ( para 2-4) Part three ( para 5-10) Part four ( para 11) After-class reading Manner Manners Manner: formal, the way in which something is done or happens manner of (doing) something It seemed rather an odd manner of deciding things. He felt some guilt over the manner of her death. Manners: [plural] polite ways of behaving in social situations have good/bad manners its good/bad manners to do something perfect/impeccable manners table manners (=the polite way of eating at a table) mind your manners (=used to tell someone to behave politely) somebody has no manners (=someone often behaves in a way that is not polite) remember forget / your manners where are your manners? Good manners speak gently in public, say “thank you” when others do you a favor, say “excuse me” when you bother others, table manners: eat softly, quietly Help the weak, the poor, the old, the disabled, do not laugh at others, being punctual… Class manners Class manners Table manners Q A 1. Q. Is it considered rude to take a sip of your drink while still chewing? Answer: It is considered good manners to wait until you have finished chewing and have swallowed your food before taking a sip of your beverage. 2. Q：Is it proper for a woman to apply lipstick at the table after a meal? Answer: It is appropriate for a woman to excuse herself and apply lipstick in a private area such as a restroom. 3. Q. Should you dismiss yourself from the table if you need to sneeze or blow your nose? Answer: Yes, excuse yourself from the table, and at no time should you use your napkin as a handkerchief. 4. Q. Who pays the bill when dining out? Answer: When entertaining a guest, such as when out for dinner or cocktails, the person who extended the invitation (regardless of gender) is responsible for paying the bill. 5. Q: When you have some food in your mouth that you don’t want to swallow, what should you d