(共50张PPT)
WY七(下)
教学课件
Unit 1 They touch noses!
★ Key words & phrases:
bow, kiss, shake, smile, British, German, Japanese, Russian, visitor, Russia, what, nod, head, hug, each, India, together, Maori, touch, nose, shake hands, at school, nod our heads, each other,
touch noses
★ Key sentences:
1.We're going to have some Russian teachers
at school tomorrow...
Learning Targets
2. Lingling, you know, in Russia, people usually kiss
three times, left, right, left.
3. We Chinese often shake hands and smile when we
meet visitors, and sometimes we nod our heads.
4. That's because people do different things in different
countries.
5. In the US some people shake hands, and some kiss
or hug each other.
★ Learn to talk about some body language.
Words and expressions
bow
kiss
shake
smile
British
German
Japanese
v. 鞠躬；弯腰
n. & v. 吻；亲吻
v. 摇晃
v. & n. 微笑
adj. 英国人；英国人的
n. 德国人；德语
adj. 德国的；德国人的；德语的
n.日本人；日语
adj. 日本的；日语的；日本人的
Russian
visitor
Russia
what
nod
head
hug
each
n. 俄罗斯人；俄语
adj. 俄罗斯的；俄罗斯人的；
俄语的
n. 游客；观光者
俄罗斯
int. 什么
v. 点（头）
n. 头；头部
v. 拥抱；紧抱
prep. 各个；每个
India
together
Maori
touch
nose
shake hands
at school
nod our heads
each other
touch noses
印度
adv. 一起；共同
adj. 毛利人的
v. 触摸；接触
n. 鼻子
握手
在学校
点头
互相；彼此
碰鼻子
Lead-in
People in different countries may use
different body language to greet each other.
touch noses
kiss
various ways
of greeting
smile
shake hands
hug
wave
kiss
bow
touch noses
nod
smile
shake hands
bow
kiss
People from different countries have different ways of body languages to greet each other.
Now, look at the
following pictures.
Chinese way
Chinese people shake hands and smile
Russian way
Russians kiss three times, left, right, left.
American way
Americans shake hands, kiss or hug.
Indian way
Indians put hands together and nod heads
Maori people
Maori people touch noses when they meet.
Listening and vocabulary
Presentation
1 Match the pictures with the
words and expression from
the box.
3
2
1
1/2/3
British
French
German
Japanese
Russian
2 Listen and match the
pictures with the nationality.
1
2
3
— Are they Chinese
— Yes, they are.
— What are they doing
— They’re shaking hands.
Now work in pairs and check .
Everyday English
What！
I didn’t know that.
Lingling: We’re going to have some Russian
teachers at school tomorrow, and I’m
welcoming the visitors. How do I do that
Betty: Lingling，you know, in Russia, people usually
kiss three times, left, right, left.
Lingling: What! No, I didn’t know that. We Chinese
often shake hands and smile when we meet
visitors, and sometimes we nod our heads.
But we never kiss. Only parents and
children do that.
Betty: That’s because people do different things in
different countries.
Lingling: So what do people in the US usually do
when they meet
Betty: In the US some people shake hands, and some
kiss or hug each other. In India people put
their hands together and nod their heads. And
do you know what Maori people in New
Zealand do when they meet
Lingling: No. What do they do
Betty: They touch noses!
1. Who will come to Lingling’s school
Some Russian teachers.
2. What will Maori people do when they meet
They will touch noses.
3. How many countries are mentioned(提及) in
this conversation
Five.
In China, people shake hands and smile.
when they meet
_____.
American people shake hands and sometimes _____
In _____,people put their hands_________ and nod their heads.
In ______, people kiss each other three times
Maori people _______noses.
Now complete the table with the correct form
of the words from the box.
India kiss Russia together touch visitor
kiss
India
together
Russia
touch
visitor
4 Listen and repeat.
/ t / Chinese each French teacher touch
/ / British shake
/pl/ people
/fr/ French
/br/ British
Pronunciation and speaking
your teacher
your head teacher
your parents after school
your best friend
your best friend's parents
5 Work in groups. Talk about what you do
and say when you meet:
your favourite film star
a visitor to your school
an American
a Russian
— What do you do and say when you
meet your teacher in the morning
— I smile and say good morning.
— What do you do and say when you
meet a Russian
— I smile, say hello and kiss each other
three times.
— What do you do and say when you
meet your parents after school
— We kiss and hug each other.
People in different countries may use different body language to express (表达) the same meaning(意思) and feelings(感受). When you speak with people from other countries, try to understand(理解) and respect (尊重) their body language.
Learning to learn
A smile is the most beautiful language
in the world!
1. Lingling, you know, in Russia, people usually kiss
three times, left, right, left.
Language points
time在此作可数名词，意为“次数”，复数形式为times。在英语中，表示一次、两次分别用once、twice。三次及以上，用“基数词＋times”。
例：I've been to Beijing three times.
我去过北京三次。
I don't know him well; I've only met him twice.
我跟他不熟悉，只见过他两次。
(1) shake此处用作及物动词，意为“握手”，shake hands with sb. 意为“与某人握手”。 shake的过去
式为shook。
例：Do people in America shake hands
when they meet？美国人见面时握手吗？
The two teams shake hands and sit down.
两支队伍握手并坐下。
2. We Chinese often shake hands and smile when we
meet visitors, and sometimes we nod our heads.
(2) nod作动词，意为“(点)头”。其第三人称单数形
式为nods，过去式和过去分词均为nodded；现在分词为nodding。
搭配：nod one’s head 某人点头；nod to sb. 向某人点头示意。
例：Mary nodded her head slowly.
玛丽慢慢地点了点头。
Mary nodded to me just now.
玛丽刚才向我点头示意。
（3）smile v. & n. 微笑
【探究总结】 smile 的用法
(1)smile作动词用，常构成短语：smile____, 意为“对……微笑”。
(2)smile作名词用，常构成短语：______ a smile,
意为“面带微笑”;
(3)smile 与 laugh的区别：smile一般是无声的微笑；laugh一般是有声的笑、大笑，laugh____ 意为“嘲
笑”。例：Don't laugh at others when they fall(跌倒).
at
with
at
【学以致用】
① Our teacher came into the classroom ______.
A. with smile B. with smiles
C. with a smile D. in a smile
② Many people _______ when he went back to our
school.
A. laugh at B. smile at
C. laughed D. smiled at
3. That's because people do different things in
different countries.
That's because ... 那是因为……
because 引导表语从句，作 is 的表语，表示某事发生
的原因。
例：He was late again. That's because he got up late. 他又迟到了。那是因为他起床很晚。
My son felt sad. That's because I wasn't here.
我的儿子觉得难过。那是因为我不在这里。
4. In the US some people shake hands, and some kiss
or hug each other.
(1) each other 意为“相互;彼此”，相当于one another。
例：We respect each other/one another. 我们互相尊重。
(2) each 此处用作代词，意为“每个”，强调个体，指两者或两者以上中的每一个。each of 意为“……中的每一个”，其后可接代词/名词的复数形式，若接名词，名词前需加限定词。该结构作主语时，谓语动词习惯上使用第三人称单数形式。
例：I believe that each of us can do a lot for our school.
我相信我们每个人都可以为我们的学校做很多事情。
(3) each 与 every 的区别
词汇 词性 用法
each 形容词代词 ① each 和other构成相互代词each other, 相当于one another，而every不和 other 连用。
② each可指两个或两个以上中间的每一个，而every只可指三个或三个以上中间的每一个，不能指两个中的每一个。可以说 each of my eyes, 不可说every one of my eyes
词汇 词性 用法
every 形容词 ① every和not连用构成不完全否定。
each不和not连用；
②表示“每隔……”、“每……”，要用“every＋基数词＋复数名词”。这种结构中的every不能用each替代。
例：There was a ring on each of his fingers.
他每个手指上都戴着一枚戒指。
He goes to the park every two days.
他每隔两天去一次公园。
【学以致用】
① ______of the girls has got a pencil and some paper.
A. All B. Every
C. Everyone D. Each
② — How often does the Olympic Games take place
— ______.
A. Each four years B. Every four years
C. Every year D. Each year
翻译：① 每个女生都拿到了一支铅笔和一些纸。
② “ 奥运会多久举办一次？” “ 每隔四年（举办一次）。”
Ⅰ. 用所给词的适当形式填空 。
1. There are many _______(visit) to the Great Wall
every year.
2. She can speak _______(France) as well as English.
3. The ________(Russia) sat behind us.
4. These foreign friends are ________(Germany).
5. Is the word “autumn”______ (Britain) English or
American English
Exercises
visitors
French
Russions
Germans
British
Ⅱ. 完成句子。
1. 那是因为我们都累了。
________ ________ we are all tired.
2. 你知道他们来自哪里吗？
Do you know ______ ________ ________ from
3. 因为胜利，他们彼此拥抱。
They ______ ______ ______ for the success.
4. 如果你看见他们了，就点点头。
If you see them, please ______ ______ ______.
That’s because
where they are/come
hugged each other
nod your head
国家 国家的/人或语言 复数
China 中国 Chinese Chinese
Japan 日本 Japanese Japanese
England 英国 English English
Britain 英国 British British
France 法国 French French
Canada 加拿大 Canadian Canadians
America 美国 American Americans
Summary
国家 国家的/人或语言 复数
Australia澳大利亚 Australian Australians
Russia俄国 Russian Russians
India 印度 Indian Indians
Germany德国 German Germans
单数 复数
Englishman 英国人（男） Englishmen
Englishwoman 英国人（女） Englishwomen
Frenchman 法国人（男） Frenchmen
Frenchwoman Frenchwomen
例：He is an English. His friends are Englishmen. His wife is a Frenchwoman. 他是一个英国人。他的朋友们是英国人。他的妻子是法国人。
Homework
1. Review the new words and expressions in
Unit 1.
2. Make a dialogue in pairs when you meet a
foreigner.
3. Finish the exercise of Unit 1.(共55张PPT)
WY七(下)
教学课件
Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them.
★ Key words & phrases:
finger, foot, knee, leg, mouth, body, foreign, personal, arm, hold, move, Britain, polite, somewhere, wave, fact, rude, North American, arm in arm, South American, move away, not at all, in fact
★ Key sentences:
1.Our new foreign students are going to arrive very
soon, and here are some ways to welcome them.
2.You can stand close to people in the Middle East
but don't stand too close to North Americans!
Learning Targets
3. Give them more personal space.
4. South Americans sometimes hold your arm when
they talk to you, so you can't move away!
5.But in Britain many people don't like other people
to touch them at all.
6.In some places, it isn't polite to look at people when
you talk，but in other countries it isn't polite to look
somewhere else.
7.But be careful!
8.Remember to give someone from North America
lots of personal space.
★ Learn to talk about some body language.
Words and expressions
finger
foot
knee
leg
mouth
body
foreign
personal
arm
n. 手指
n. (pl. feet) 脚，足
n. 膝盖
n. 腿
n. 嘴；口
n. 身体；躯干
adj. 外国的
adj. 个人的
n. 臂；手臂
hold
move
Britain
polite
somewhere
wave
fact
rude
North American arm in arm
v. (held/held ) 握着；使不动
v. 移动
不列颠；英国
adj. 礼貌的
adv. 某处；某个地方
v. 挥(手)；招(手)；摆(手)
n. 事实；细节
adj. 粗鲁的；无礼的
北美人
臂挽臂地
South American
move away
not at all
in fact
南美人
搬开；走开
一点也不
事实上
Where are they from
Warming up
What do they usually do when they meet
Where are they from
They are from Japan.
They are Japanese.
They usually bow to each other.
How do they greet each other when they meet
They are from Russia.
They are Russians.
They usually _____________ when they meet，left, right, left.
Where are they from
How do they greet
kiss three times
They are from China.
They are Chinese.
They usually ____________________ when they meet.
Where are they from
How do they greet
shake hands and smile
They are from America. They are Americans.
They usually ____________，_________ _________________ when they meet.
Where are they from
How do they greet
shake hands
kiss
or hug each other
They are from India. They are Indians.
They usually ___________________ and _____________________when they meet.
Where are they from
How do Indian people greet
put their hands together
nod their heads
They are from New Zealand. They are Maori.
They touch noses.
Where are they from
How do they greet
When you talk to…
How close do you stand
A
B
Middle East
close
North America
not too close
personal space
about touching people…
Chinese
arm in arm
Britain
Don’t touch.
about looking at people…
Britain US
It’s polite to look at each other.
But …
about saying goodbye…
In Greece, waving to say goodbye is not polite.
It’s rude.
You know, when we meet others, we often
use our body to greet each other.
Now, let's learn about our body.
head
ear
arm
hand
leg
foot
eye
nose
tooth
mouth
feet
teeth
neck
hair
knee
Reading and vocabulary
Presentation
1 Match the words with the parts of the body.
eye
finger
foot
knee
leg
mouth
eye
mouth
finger
knee
leg
foot
2 Read the passage and answer the questions.
Body language around the world
By Wang Lingling
Our new foreign students are going to arrive very soon, and here are some ways to welcome them.
How close do you stand when you talk to a friend You can stand close to people in the Middle East but don’t stand too close to North Americans! Give them more personal space.
How about touching people Chinese girls often walk arm in arm with their friends. South Africans sometimes hold your arm when they talk to you, so you can't move away! But in Britain many people don't like other people to touch them at all.
Do you look at people when you talk In some places, it isn’t polite to look at people when you talk,
but in other countries it isn’t polite to look somewhere else. In Britain and the US, people usually look at each other when they talk.
And how do you say goodbye That’s easy, wave to say goodbye. But be careful! In Greece, it’s not at all polite! In fact, it’s very rude!
Body language around the world
Look at the title (标题) of this passage and tell what is the passage about
Step 1 Fast reading to find key sentence for
each paragraph
How close do you stand when you talk to a friend You can stand close to people in the Middle East but don’t stand too close to North Americans! Give them more personal space.
The main idea of this paragraph
Key sentences (关键句)
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
How close do you stand when you talk to a friend
How about touching people
Do you look at people when you talk
How do you say goodbye
Here are some ways to welcome them.
Careful reading
Read Paragraph 2 and choose
1.It is polite to stand close to people in the ___________.
Middle East
2.It is rude to stand close to people in ______________.
North America
Give them more personal space.
We can’t stand too close to them.
Middle East
North America
Touching people
Chinese girls
South Americans
British
Like walking arm in arm
Like holding your arm
Don’t like touching at all
Read Paragraph 3 and choose the right answers.
like walking arm in arm
like holding your arms
don’t like touching at all
Read Paragraph 4 and answer the questions
1. Do the British look at each other when they talk
2.Is it always polite to look at each other when you talk
No, it isn’t.
Yes， they do.
In Britain and the US, people usually look at each other when they talk.
In some places, it isn’t polite to look at people when you talk, but in other countries it isn’t polite to look somewhere else.
1. Is body language the same in different countries
2. Is it all right to stand close to people in the Middle East
3. Do the British like touching people
4. Do Americans look at people when they talk
5. Do people in Greece wave goodbye
Answer the questions:
No, it isn’t.
Yes, it is.
No, they don’t.
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.
3 Check( ) the body language you can use
in different countries and places.
Stand close Touch each other Look at people when talking
Britain
Middle East
South America
US
√
√
√
√
√
4 Complete the passage with the words
from the box.
Britain fact foreign hold move personal
polite rude someone wave
Lingling: People from _______ countries have different
body language from us. In _______ ,people don’t like to
touch other people, but in South America they like to
_____on to you so you can’t _____away. Remember
to give _______ from North America lots of _______
space. In some countries it isn’t ______ to look at people when you talk. And it isn’t polite to______ goodbye in Greece. In ______，it’s quite _____ !
fact
Britain
hold
move
someone
personal
polite
wave
foreign
rude
4 Work in groups. Talk about your class
rules.
— Shall we stand up when we
answer a question in class
— Yes, we shall.
Shall we stand up when we answer a question
in class
Yes, we shall.
Shall we listen to music in class
No, we shall not.
6 Make a list of class rules for new students
in your school.
Stand up when you answer
a question in class.
Don’t be late for class.
Be polite to the teacher.
Don’t eat food in class.
…
Every place has it's own rules, such as no talking, no eating or drinking. There are some rules in our, too. Let me tell you about them.
First, no eating or drinking in the classroom.
Second, no running in the class room.
Third, keep quiet in the class.
Fourth, pay attention to the teacher.
Fifth, no fighting.
They are our class rules. What about yours
Class Rules
1. Our new foreign students are going to arrive very
soon, and here are some ways to welcome them.
(1) foreign作形容词，意为“外国的”，其名词为foreigner，意为“外国人”。
例：The foreign students in Beijing come from all over the world. 在北京的外国学生来自世界各地。
They took him for a foreigner. 他们误以为他是外国人。
【拓展】foreign 还意为“陌生的;不熟悉的”
Language points
(2) to welcome them 意为“欢迎他们”，该结构为动词不定式，在句中作定语修饰名词 ways。
例： I have no time to go there.
我没有时间去那儿。
I have nothing to eat. I am so hungry now.
我没有东西可吃。我现在是如此饥饿。
【拓展】动词不定式 to 还可作目的状语。
例：I sat in the front of the room to see it clearly.
我坐在房间的前面，目的是将它看清楚。
2. South Americans sometimes hold your arm when
they talk to you，so you can't move away
(1) move away意为“搬开，搬走”。
例：We don't like the small town, so we decide to move away. 我们不喜欢这个小镇，所以我们决定搬走。
(2) move 此处用作不及物动词，意为“搬迁”，move to意为“搬往……”。
例：The company is moving to New York.
公司正迁往纽约。
3. But in Britain many people don't like other people to
touch them at all.
【辨析】not ... at all 与 not at all
① not ... at all 意为“一点也不”，用来表示否定，语气比no强。例：I don't like noodles at all. 我根本不喜欢面条。
②not at all的用法：a) 意为“不用谢，不客气”，用于回答对方的感谢。例：—Thank you very much. 多谢你了。—Not at all. 不客气。b)意为“没关系”，用来回应对方的道歉。例：—I'm sorry I'm late. 对不起，我迟到了。
—Oh, not at e in. 噢，没关系。进来吧。
【学以致用】
① — I’m sorry I broke your cup.
— Oh，______，be careful next time.
A. all right B. OK
C. good D. not at all
② — It’s very kind of you to help me.
— ______. It's my pleasure.
A. Thanks B. Not at all
C. It's a shame D. Fine
③ 学英语一点儿也不难。
It ______difficult ______ ______to study English.
isn’t
at all
4. In some places, it isn't polite to look at people when
you talk, but in other countries it isn't polite to look
somewhere else.
(1) polite作形容词，意为“有礼貌的”，可用作表语或定语。其副词为politely。常用搭配：be polite to sb.意为“对某人有礼貌”。
例：He is very polite to people. 他待人很有礼貌。
You should deal with him more politely.
你应该待他更客气些。
(2) somewhere else 其他一些地方。其中，somewhere是副词，意为“某处，某个地方”。它通常用于肯定句中，当形容词或副词修饰somewhere时，形容词或副词应后置。
例：You had better look for it somewhere else.
你最好到其他地方再找找。
I've seen your glasses somewhere downstairs.
我在楼下什么地方见过你的眼镜。
I want to find somewhere safe. 我想找个安全的地方。
5. But be careful！
be careful 意为“小心”，主要用法如下：
① be careful of/about 意为“当心”，后接名词或代词等。例：You must be careful of / about your pronunciation. 你必须注意你的发音。
② be careful in doing sth. 意为“做某事时要小心/仔细”。例：You cannot be too careful in driving a car.开车时你再怎么小心也不为过。
【拓展】care 作名词，意为“照顾;关心”。
③ be careful with sth. 意为“对某物小心/谨慎”。
例：You must be careful with that vase.
你必须小心那个花瓶。
④ be careful to do sth. 意为“注意做某事”。
例：Be careful not to drop it.
小心不要把它弄掉了。
He was very careful not to make
his parents angry. 他非常小心地避
免让父母生气。
Ⅰ. 用所给词的适当形式填空。
1. I don’t like to be ________ school.
2. The policeman caught up with (追上) the thief
and_____________.
3. His home is very _________ our school.
close to late for arm in arm play with
different from hold his arm
Exercises
late for
held his arm
close to
4. Can you do something ______________ what you
did just now
5. The two children are walking __________.
6. Alice feels very lonely recently. She has no friend
_____________.
different from
arm in arm
to play with
Ⅱ. 单项选择。
1. Be ________. Make sure not to make the same
spelling mistake next time.
A．peaceful B．careful
C．helpful D．thankful
2. —Where would you like to spend your winter
vacation
— I'd like to go________. I don't like cold places.
A．somewhere warm B．warm somewhere
C．anywhere warm D．warm anywhere
3. — Would you mind cleaning your room
— ________. I'll do it right away.
A．Not at all B．Sounds good
C．Well done D．Never mind
4. Mr. Black is living ________the post office.
A．close at B．close to
C．closely in D．closed with
5. —It's a little cold. Would you mind closing the
window
— ________.
A．Forget it B．No，you can't
C．Not at all D．Of course
Summary
1. We learned some useful words and phrases:
finger, foot, knee, leg, mouth, body, foreign,
personal, arm, hold, move...
2. We learned that the same body language in
different countries has different meanings.
Finish the exercise of this part.
Read the text at least three times.
Make a list of your family rules.
Homework(共44张PPT)
WY七(下)
教学课件
Unit 3 Language in use
★ Key words & phrases:
bring, stand in line, on time, bring sth. into...,
hold on to, point at
★ Key sentences:
1.You cannot bring food or drink into the lab.
2. Children and young people bow lower when
they greet older people.
3. It's a way of being polite and showing respect.
★ Learn and master “Imperative Sentence”
Learning Targets
Words and expressions
bring
stand in line
on time
bring sth. into...
hold on to
point at
v. (brought) 带来
排队
准时
把某物带进……
抓住
指着
Warming up
Hello, Everyone! I’m … Today I’m going to talk about body languages in different countries. In China, …
情景剧编演
Grammar
Give them more personal space.
Wave to say goodbye.
Be careful!
Don’t stand too close to North Americans.
“祈使句”
关注生活中的“祈使句”
Let's have a look at some imperative sentences.
1. 定义：祈使句用于表达命令、请求、劝告、警告、
禁止等的句子叫做祈使句，祈使句最常用于表达
命令，因此又叫做命令句。
祈使句因对象（即主语）是第二人称，所以通常都省略。祈使句的动词都为一般现在时，句末则使用句号或感叹号来表示结束。
例：Go and wash your hands. (去洗你的手。—命令)
Be quiet, please.（Please be quiet.）
（请安静。—请求）在表达请求时，可以加上please。
Be kind to our sister. (对姊妹要和善。——劝告）
祈使句小结
2．祈使句的结构
(1)有动词的祈使句
祈使句一般以动词原形开头，无时态和数的变化，句末用句号或感叹号。
祈使句的主语一般是第二人称you，但往往省略，谓语动词用原形。有时在句首或句末加please，使其变得更有礼貌、更委婉；还可以加上称呼语，用逗号与句子主体隔开。例：Be quick, Jim, or you will be late for class. 快点儿，吉姆，否则你上课要迟到。
(2)无动词的祈使句
①在表示请求、命令和口号的句子中，可用无动词的祈使句。例：Just a minute，please！请稍等！This way，please！请这边走！
②在一些公共场所的警示牌上，常用“No＋动名词/名词”结构来构成简略式的否定祈使句，表示禁止。例：No smoking！禁止吸烟！No parking！禁止停车！No photos！禁止拍照！
③表示祝福时，也用无动词的祈使句。例：Long live our friendship！友谊万岁！
3．祈使句的否定形式
祈使句的否定形式一般是在句首(即动词原形前面)直接加“Don't”。例：Don't be nervous when you are in danger. 当你身处险境时不要紧张。
注意：以 let 开头的祈使句的否定形式有两种情况：
① Let's＋not＋动词原形(＋其他). 。
例：Let's not play the computer games. 咱们别玩电脑游戏了。
②Don't let＋第三人称代词的宾格或名词＋动词原形(＋其他)。例：Don't let them play in the street. 不要让他们在街上玩耍。
【注意】祈使句的反义疑问句， 常加上“... will you？”；当祈使句是“Let's ... ”句型时，其后常加上“ ... shall we ”。
例：
③ Open the door，will you？
开开门，好吗？
1. Tom, ______ this kind of peach, and you will like it.
A. To try B. Trying
C. Try D. Tried
2. __________, or you’ll be late for the meeting.
A. Hurry up B. Take it down
C. To hurry up D. Hurries up
3. ________ me the truth, or I'll be angry.
A. Telling B. To tell
C. Told D. Tell
【学以致用】
4. “_______ exercise every day, my child.
It’s good for your health,” the father said.
A. Taking B. To take
C. Take D. Takes
5. Don’t _______ too much TV. It’s bad for your eyes.
A. watch B. watched
C. watching D. to watch
6. _______ your books and look at the blackboard.
A. Closes B. Close
C. Closing D. To close
翻译下列各句。 1. 咱们一起玩吧！
2. 请不要迟到。
3. 回答这个问题。
4.不要让猫进来。
5. 上课安静。
6. 不要随处乱扔垃圾。
7. 友好对待你的同学。
Let’s play together.
Don’t be late, please.
Answer the question.
Be quiet in class.
Don’t throw litter everywhere.
Be friendly to your classmates.
Don't let the cat come in.
Language practice
Presentation
Do’s Don’ts
Britain 1. Stand in line.
2. Shake hands.
3. Say “please” and “thank you”.
4. Open doors for others.
5. Look at people when you talk.
6. Be on time. 1. Touch people.
2. Ask a woman’s age.
3. Stand too close.
4. Say anything too
personal.
1 work in pairs. Talk about do’s and don’ts
in a foreign country.
2 Make a list of do's and don'ts to help
visitors to Britain.
Stand in line.
Don’t touch people when you talk to them.
…
Do shake hands when you meet a friend.
Do stand in line.
Do expect rain.
Please talk about the weather.
Do Say “please” and “thank you”.
Do look at people when you talk
Do & Don'ts in Britain.
Don’t touch people.
Don’t ask people personal question.
Don’t ask women’s age.
Don’t talk with food in your mouth.
Don’t be late.
Do & Don'ts in Britain.
3 Rewrite the sentences.
It’s important to listen to the teacher.
Listen to the teacher.
You cannot shout in the classroom.
Don’t shout in the classroom.
1. It’s important to be careful.
2. It’s important to clean and tidy the lab.
3. You cannot touch anything if the teacher
doesn’t ask you to.
4. You cannot bring food or drink into the lab.
5. You cannot enter the lab alone.
Be careful.
Clean and tidy the lab.
Don’t touch anything if teacher doesn’t ask you to.
Don’t bring food or drink into the lab.
Don’t enter the lab alone.
4 Answer the questions. Use the words
and expressions from the box to help you.
all right arm in arm close different
hold on to kiss three times point at
shake hands with wave
1.How do the British say hello to each other when
they first meet
2. Does body language mean the same thing in
different countries
They shake hands with each other.
No , it doesn’t.
3. How do the Russians say hello to each other
when they meet
4. Is it polite to stand close to North Americans
5. Is it all right to wave goodbye in Greece
6. How do you usually say goodbye with body language
They usually kiss three times.
No, it isn’t.
No, it isn’t.
I wave my hand.
Around the w rld
The Japanese bow
In Japan, people bow to say “thank you”, “sorry” ,“hello”，“goodbye”, “you’re welcome”，“excuse me”, and many other things. Children and young people bow lower when they greet older people. It’s a way
of being polite and showing respect.
In Japan, people bow to say
“_________”, “_____”,
“________”, “_________”, “_______________”, “______________” and many other things. Children
and young people bow lower when they greet ________ people. It’s a way of being _______ and showing ________ .
thank you
sorry
hello
goodbye
excuse me
you’re welcome
older
polite
respect
The Japanese bow
5 Work in pairs. Talk about different ways
of saying hello and body language in China.
6 Write the information on your poster.
7 Find or draw some pictures to add to
your poster.
In China, people greet with each other with head nodding, smile, hand shaking, hug and so on. People kiss each other in public between males and females, which only happens between lovers and couples in private places in China. People always wave to say goodbye.
8 Show your poster to the whole class.
1.You cannot bring food or drink into the lab.
bring是及物动词，意为“带来，拿来”，指将某人或某物从别的地方带到说话者所在的地点。
bring的过去式为brought。
例：Please ask Uncle Tom to bring you here in August.请让汤姆叔叔八月带你来这里。
Uncle Tom brought much food here last week.
上周汤姆叔叔带了很多食物来这儿。
Language points
接下来，我们来看看几个表示“带来”的词语的辨析。
bring 意为“带来，拿来”，指将某人或某物从别的地方带到说话者的所在地。 Bring your friend to the party. 请带你的朋友来参加聚会。
take 意为“带去，拿去”，指从说话者所在的地点把某人或某物带到别的地方(由近而远)。 Remember to take your books when you leave.离开时记得带上你的书。
fetch 意为“去拿来，去请来”(由近而远，再由远而近，指往返动作)。 Can you fetch some more water for me？你能给我取点水来吗？
【学以致用】
① What did he ______ here
A. take B. carry
C. get D. bring
② He brought us some fruit. (改为同义句)
He _______some fruit_______ us.
brought to
2. Children and young people bow lower when
they greet older people.
lower是low的比较级。low作副词时，意为“低地”，其反义词为high (高地)。
例：The sun sank lower towards the horizon.
太阳渐渐西沉。
【拓展】low adj. 低的，矮小的; 楼下的，低洼的;
沮丧的 。例：The sun was low in the sky.
太阳低挂在空中。
一、句型转换。
1. They can play the piano and sing songs.
(改为否定句)
They______ play the piano______sing songs.
2. You can’t go to bed too late. (改为祈使句)
______ ______ to bed too late.
3. We aren’t late for school every day. (改为同义句)
We go to school ______ ______every day.
Exercises
can’t or
Don’t go
on time
4. the; we; line; when; wait; stand; for; we; in;
bus; should(连词成句)
____________________________________________.
5. People bow to say “I’m sorry” in this country.
(对画线部分提问)
______ ______ people say “I’m sorry” in this country
6. I decided to go somewhere intereststing this
summer. (对画线部分提问)
______ ______ you want to go this summer
How do
We should stand in line when we wait for the bus
Where do
Which school rule is the boy breaking
Don’t sleep in class.
二、看图写句子。
Which school rule is the boy breaking
Don’t listen to music in class.
Don’t use cell phone in class.
Which school rule are these boys breaking
1. 祈使句：
祈使句无主语, 主语you常省去;
动词原形谓语当, 句首加don't否定变;
朗读应当用降调, 句末常标感叹号。
2. We Learnt to make a poster about body
language in China.
Summary
Finish the exercise of this part.
2. Make a poster about body language
in America/Britain /Japan/...
Homework
