Unit 5 Good manners reading 1

课件39张PPT。 8B Unit 5 Good mannersReading(1)Learning Aims：1.To study an interview about manners in the UK
2. To learn more about different manners in different countries Let's discuss the right and wrong things to do in public places. What shouldn’t we do ?2019/1/3What should we do?the proper（正确的）way to greet peoplesay “hello” or “nice to meet you”Shake one’s hand 握手greet relatives or close friends with a kissgreet sb. with a kissshake --shook --shaken
vt.问候[ɡri:t] adj.亲密的[kl??s] n.亲吻[k?s] start a conversationtalk about the weather, holidays, music, books…avoid（避免） asking age, weight or moneyavoid doing sth.[?v?id][K?nv?sei?n]（非正式）交谈 in public
公开的，
在群众面前queue for their turnnever push in before othersnever shout or laugh loudly[p??]插队adv.大声地[la?dl?]['p?bl?k]bump into someone 撞到某人vi.碰，撞[b?mp] in one’s way
挡住某人的路push past
从…身边挤过去Excuse me 劳驾be at homebe polite as well（也）say “please” or “thank you” all the time（一直）not shout or laugh loudly
keep one’s voice down （压低声音）Useful phrases and sentencesshake sb's hand1.握手
2. 正确的方式
3.以亲吻的方式打招呼
4.密友
5.在公共场所
6.插队，加塞
7.无意碰到
8.挡住某人的路
9.也，还有
10.一直
11. 开始一次谈话
12.挤过
13.压低声音
14. 避免做某事the proper waygreet sb. with a kissclose friendsin publicpush inbump intoin one’s wayas wellall the timestart a conversationpush pastkeep one’s voice downavoid doing sth.Who has the best memory?shake sb's hand1.握手
2. 正确的方式
3.以亲吻的方式打招呼
4.密友
5.在公共场所
6.插队，加塞
7.无意碰到
8.挡住某人的路
9.也，还有
10.一直
11. 开始一次谈话
12.挤过
13.压低声音
14. 避免做某事the proper waygreet sb. with a kissclose friendsin publicpush inbump intoin one’s wayas wellall the timestart a conversationpush pastkeep one’s voice downavoid doing sth.Watch a video and answer a question:
What is the conversation about?
What is the famous saying?
Task 1 Read Lines1--6 , answer the questions1. What is the proper way to greet people in the UK?
2. Who do they greet with a kiss?British people say ‘hello’ or ‘ nice to meet you’ and shake your hands when they meet for the first time.They only greet relatives or close
friends with a kiss..Task 2Read Lines7--9, complete the chart.talk about subjects avoid subjects ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ ______________weather holidays music books something elseage weight money How to start a conversation Task3
push inqueuesorry“excuse me”touchpush“please” or “thank you”alwaysRead by yourselves and finish the form.Read Lines10--19, complete the table.Task4
What else should we pay attention to
（注意） in public in the UK?
We should keep our voice down in public.Read line 20—26 together and answer.Task 5Talk about the differences in manners between the UK and China.Discussion1.talk about manners in the UK with your classmatesTask 6discussionhow to greet each other
how to start a conversation
how to behave in public
how to behave at home
How to greet each other
1.British people say”hello” or “nice to meet you” and shake hands when they meet you for the first time.
2.They only greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
How to start a conversation
1. They talk about the weather, holidays, music or something else
2.Avoid talking about age, weight or money
How to behave in public
1.Always queque. It’s rude to push in before others.
2.If they bump into someone in the street, they will say “sorry”.
3.If you are in their way, they won’t touch you or push past you. They will say “excuse me”and be polite enough to wait till you move.
4.Keep their voice down
How to behave at home
They say “please” and “thank you” all the time.2.discuss manners in China with your classmatesTask 6discussionhow to greet each other
how to start a conversation
how to behave in public
how to behave at home
How to greet each other
1.Ask some questions like “Have you had your lunch?” , “Where will you go?” and so on.
2.Sometimes we shake hands too.
How to start a conversation
1.Talk about age, work, studies ,clothes, food, houses ,money, business and so on.
2.Usually, parents talk about their own children.

How to behave in public
1.push in before others
2.drop litter everywhere
3.pick flowers in the park
4.speak loudly in public
5.Sometimes, don’t obey traffic rules.
6.spit(吐痰） everywhereHow to behave at home
We seldom say “please” or “thank you”.When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
入乡随俗2019/1/3Look for more information about good manners in different countriesThank you!How do people greet others in China?shake one's hand
shake --shook --shaken a. a small talk
b. try not to do something
c. go in front of other
people who are waiting
d. hit someone or something
by accident
e. right or correct
f. say hello to someone or
welcome them proper ___
greet ___
conversation ___
avoid ___
push in ___
bump ___efabcdMatch the words with the meaningsHow to greet each other
1.Ask some questions like “Have you had your lunch?” , “Where will you go?” and so on.
2.Sometimes we shake hands too.
How to start a conversation
1.Talk about age, work, studies ,clothes, food, houses ,money, business and so on.
2.Usually, parents talk about their own children.

How to behave in public
1.push in before others
2.drop litter everywhere
3.pick flowers in the park
4.speak loudly in public
5.Sometimes, don’t obey traffic rules.
6.spit(吐痰） everywhereHow to behave at home
We seldom say “please” or “thank you”.bump 1. Please talking about her age.
2. You can start the first.
3. The palace is now open to the .
4. She is always in her behaviour.
5. If I into someone when I’m waiting, I say sorry.conversationproperavoidpublicChoose words to fill in the blanksTopic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4 how to behave at home how to behave in public how to start a conversationHow to greet people Discussionproper 符合习俗的,正确的
greet 问候，打招呼
shake sb’s hand 与某人握手
kiss亲吻
close 亲密的
conversation（非正式）交谈
avoid 避免
subject 话题
behave 表现
in public公开地
push in插队bump 撞
in one’s way 挡住某人的路
touch 触碰
excuse me劳驾
till 到---时
as well (as) 也
loudly大声地
as正如
saying 谚语
Roman 罗马人
by accident 偶然Brainstorm符合习俗的,正确的
问候，打招呼
与某人握手
亲吻
亲密的
(非正式）交谈
避免
话题
表现
公开地
插队撞
挡住某人的路
触碰
劳驾
到---时
也
大声地
正如
谚语
罗马人
偶然propergreetshake sb’s handkisscloseconversationavoidbumpin one’s waytouchexcuse mesubjectas well (as)tillloudlyasRomanby accidentbehavein publicpush insaying1. How do we greet each other?
2. How do we usually start a conversation?
3. Do we always queue?
4. What do we do if someone is in our way?
5. Do we shout or laugh loudly in public?
6. Do we say “please” and “thank you” at
home?
7. Do we need to improve our manners?Manners in ChinaDiscussion1. British shake your hand when they meet you for the first time.
2. They usually greet people with a kiss.
3. British never queue.
4. They say “sorry” if they bump into others in the street.
5. British shout or laugh loudly in public.
6. They say “please” and “thank you” all the time at home.
Scan the conversation.
Write a T if the statement is true or an F if it’s false.FTFFTTonly greet relatives or close friendsalwaysdon’t shout or laugh loudly