(共33张PPT)
Unit 3
Language in use
Module 6 Eating together
Do you like Chinese food or western food Why
Language practice
I was chosen to play the dance music.
Lunch is usually eaten at about 1 pm.
Knives and forks are used for most Western food.
You will be served by someone who asks, “Would you like some...？”
Grammar
英语中有两种语态：主动语态和被动语态。主动语态表示主语是动作的执行者，被动语态表示主语是动作的承受者。如：
We clean the classroom every day. (主动语态，主语we是clean这一动作的执行者)
The classroom is cleaned every day. (被动语态，主语the classroom是clean这一动作的承受者)
使用被动语态的情况：
1) 不知道或没有必要知道动作的执行者时
e.g. English is spoken all over the world.
2) 强调或侧重动作的承受者时
e.g. This dictionary is used by most students.
时态 构成 例句
一般现在时 am/is/are +动词过去分词 Knives and forks are used for most Western food.
一般过去时 was/were +动词过去分词 The play was performed by the Beijing English Theatre Company.
一般将来时 be going to/will be +动词过去分词 You are going to / will be invited to a big meal.
各种时态的被动语态：
除时态以外，还应该注意短语动词在被动语态中的用法：
e.g. Old people are taken good care of in China.
在中国，老年人得到很好的照顾。
A notice will be put up on the wall.
墙上会贴出一个告示。
可以看出，take care of, put up等短语动词的被动语态与单个动词的被动语态构成方式相同。
Complete the explanations of the signs.
LUNCH SERVED DAILY
FROM 12 PM TO 2 PM
Don't take food into
the meeting rooms
Park open for picnics
Dogs not allowed
Closed until 10 am
1. Lunch __________daily from 12 pm to 2 pm.
2．Food__________________ into the meeting rooms.
3．The park ____________for picnics.
4．Dogs _______________in the restaurant.
5．The shop ____________until 10 am.
is served
mustn’t be taken
is open
are not allowed
is closed
Complete the passage with the correct form of the
words in brackets.
Guests at a new restaurant in London (1)__________
(serve) by blind waiters. But the waiters are not the only people
who cannot see. The guests cannot see either, because the
restaurant (2)_________(keep) dark. No lights (3) ___________
(allow), not even the light on your mobile phone. The idea is that when you cannot see, your sense of taste(4) _________ (improve)．
“Don't worry that you won’t enjoy food without seeing it.
You can (5)________(enjoy) it using your nose, fingers and
tongue instead，” promises the restaurant manager.
are served
are allowed
is kept
is improved
enjoy
Complete the passage with the correct form of the words and expressions in the box.
On my mother’s birthday, my father took us to a lovely restaurant to celebrate. I (1) ___________the menu and looked at the good things to (2) ___________．We (3) ________chicken, noodles and soup. Everything (4) ________delicious. Then I (5) ________for some ice
cream while my parents (6) ________some coffee.
picked up
order
ate
ask call drink eat order
pay pick up put on taste
asked
drank
tasted
My mother was given a birthday cake and a dish filled with fruit. Then my father (7) ________the bill. It was cold outside, so he (8) ________a taxi. We (9) ________our coats and went home. My mother was very happy, and it was a perfect evening.
paid
called
put on
ask call drink eat order
pay pick up put on taste
Complete the conversations with the sentences
in the box.
a) Is there any food you don’t eat
b) Would you like something to drink
c) Would you like some more soup
d) Anything else
e)And have you had one of these yet
f) Is there anything you especially like
1．A：Eric, have you ever
had jiaozi
B：Yes, but I can never
remember the
different names.
A：(1) ________
B：Well, I really don’t know...
A：OK.(2)________
B：Well, I don’t eat beef. But I like any kind of fish
or vegetables.
A：Then let me order some food for you.
f
a
2．A：Good morning. Are you ready to order
B：Yes, I am. Thank you. I’ll have tomato soup and
chicken wings, please.
A：(3)________
B：I’ll have an orange juice and some iced tea.
A：(4)________
B：Could I have some apple pie
A：Certainly.
b
d
a) Is there any food you don’t eat
b) Would you like something to drink
c) Would you like some more soup
d) Anything else
e)And have you had one of these yet
f) Is there anything you especially like
3．A：(5)________
B：Yes, please. It’s delicious.
A：(6)________They’re a kind of dumpling.
B：Mm, they look good. What’s inside them
A：Meat and vegetables.
B：Mm, they’re really good!
c
e
a) Is there any food you don’t eat
b) Would you like something to drink
c) Would you like some more soup
d) Anything else
e)And have you had one of these yet
f) Is there anything you especially like
Listen and number the pictures.
2
3
1
1. During my visit to Britain, I was taken to a restaurant by
a British family. I put my knife and fork down while I
was telling them a story. A waiter came and took my
plate away! I found out later that putting your knife and
fork down in the middle of the plate means “I’ve finished”.
2. I visited my company’s French office, and I was taken out
for dinner. Soon after we sat down, a waiter came with
some small dishes of food. I offered them to everyone at
the table. Then one of the French people said to me, “Do
you realise that’s my food you’re offering everyone ”
3. I was asked to dinner by some Chinese people I did
business with. I was given some delicious food to start
with, and after that, a bowl of water was put in front of
me, with lemon in it. I picked up the spoon and began to
drink it. I felt so stupid when I saw everyone trying not to
laugh. It wasn’t soup! I was drinking the water in my
finger bowl!
Listen again and choose the correct answer.
1．The person who went to Britain put his knife and fork
on his plate because________．
a)he finished his meal
b)he did not want to talk with knife and fork in his hand
c)he did not like the food
b
2．The person who went to France offered everyone small
dishes of food because________．
a)she thought they were for everyone
b)she was not polite
c)she was not French
3．The person who had a Chinese meal drank from the
finger bowl because________．
a)it had lemon in it
b)she was hungry
c)she thought it was soup
a
c
Read the email and answer the questions.
FROM: Zhang Dawei
TO: Richard
SUBJECT: Eating customs in China
Dear Richard，
I’m so glad you’re coming to China! Your
mother tells me you’re worried about what you
should and shouldn’t do as a guest in China.
Here’s some advice.
You will probably be invited to a dinner. There will be a lot of different dishes, not just three courses. You may find it difficult to use chopsticks if you haven’t tried before. It’s a good idea to get some practice beforehand. When the food is served, you should wait until you’re invited to eat. The plates will be placed in the middle of the table for everyone to share. Take a little of everything and then have some more of the things you like.
Preparation of a big meal takes a long time and everything will look beautiful, so it’s a good topic of conversation. You’d better join in the conversation and say how much you like it.
At the end of the meal, you will usually be served with fruit.
I hope this is helpful. Email me if you have any other questions.
Yours，
Zhang Dawei
1．What is Richard worried about
2．How many courses are usual for a dinner in the West
3．Why should Richard practise using chopsticks
He is worried about what he should and shouldn’t do as a guest in China.
Three courses.
Because it is difficult to use chopsticks at first.
4．Why are the plates placed in the middle of the table
in China
5．Is it a good idea to talk about food during a meal in
China？ Why or why not？
For everyone to share.
Yes, it is. Because preparation of a big meal takes a long time and everything will look beautiful.
Language points:
advice/ d'va s/ n.建议，忠告，劝告
advice为不可数名词，表达“一条建议”用“a piece of advice”。
eg: Here are some pieces of advice for you.
给你几条建议。
考向一
My teacher gave me much ________ on how to study English well when I had some trouble. (菏泽)
A．advice B．question
C．suggestion D．problem
典例
A
【点拨】此题用寻找关键词法。由于句中的关键词much修饰
不可数名词，且只有advice为不可数名词，故选A。
advice 的常见搭配:
ask sb. for advice向某人征求意见
give sb. advice on sth.就某事向某人提建议
take sb.’s advice听取某人的建议
eg：You can ask your teacher for advice.
你可以向你的老师征求意见。
He gave us some advice on English study.
他就英语学习给了我们一些建议。
Take my advice. Don’t do it.
听我的劝告，别干这事。
考向二
advice的动词形式为advise。
eg: The newspaper article advised against eating
too much meat.
报纸上的那篇文章建议不要吃太多的肉。
考向三
Around the world
Birthday parties in the US
In the US, sixteenth birthday parties are usually important celebrations for teenagers. That is because the sixteenth birthday is their first step towards being an adult. Some of the parties are very big celebrations and cost a lot of money. Everyone dresses up and looks beautiful. These parties are usually held in hotels, and there are even music groups playing. People give gifts to the sixteen year-olds. Some gifts can be very precious. The young people enjoy themselves at the parties with singing and dancing. Other parties are simpler and held at home. Sometimes families celebrate in other ways, such as going on a special trip together, or going to the cinema or a nice restaurant for a meal.
Describe a special meal you have eaten. Think about：
when and where you ate it
who you were with
why the meal was special
what happened during the meal
what happened at the end of the meal
what the nicest thing about the experience was
Module task: Describing an eating experience
Now write about your eating experience.
9. Work in groups and vote for
the most interesting description.
Homework
Please write a passage to introduce your birthday party that you will never forget. About 60 words.
