Unit 10 You’re supposed to shake hands.(Section A)

课件34张PPT。Unit 10 You’re supposed to
shake hands.
Section ALead inTalk about:
What do people do when they meet for the first time?
What are you supposed to do?Different countries have different cultures.Lead in
What are people supposed to do when they meet for the first time?shake handskissbowPresentationWhat are people supposed to do in Brazil
when they meet for the first time? kiss In the United States what are people supposed to do when they meet for the first time?shake handsIn Japan what are people supposed to do when
they meet for the first time?bow In Mexico what are people supposed to
do when they meet for the first time? shake hands In Korea what are people supposed to do when
they meet for the first time? bow kiss shake handsbowBrazilMexicothe United StatesKoreaChina 1a What do people do when they meet for the first time? Match the countries with the customs.cbaba1b Listen and check your answers in 1a.1c PAIRWORK
Make conversations about what people in different countries do when they meet for the first time. Talk about the countries in 1a or other countries.What are people in Korea supposed to do when they meet for the first time?
They’re supposed to bow. How about in the United States?
In the United States, they’re expected to shake hands. A:B:A:We put hands together in front of the chest.What are people in India supposed to do when they meet for the first time?1.You're supposed to shake hands.
be supposed to do… 应该……被期
望做……,当句子的主语是人时,它可
以用来表示劝告、建议、义务、责任等,
意思是 “to be expected to do sth., or
to have to do sth.” Language points 例如:
You’re supposed to ask the teacher if
you want to leave the classroom.
如果你要离开教室,应该先问问老师。
We are not supposed to play
football on Sunday.
不准我们在星期日踢足球。This is a secret and I’m not supposed to talk about it.
这是秘密,我不应该谈论。
She is late for class again and she is supposed to say sorry to the teacher.
她又迟到了, 她应该向老师说对不起。 2.bow v. 鞠躬,弯腰
例如: Bow to the Queen.
向女王鞠躬致敬。
At the end of the play all the actors came onto the stage and bowed.
终场时,全体演员都走到台前鞠躬致谢。
He bowed his thanks. 他鞠躬致谢。Maria’s mistakeListening2a Maria is an exchange student. Last night she had dinner at an American friend’s house. Listen and check (√) the mistakes Maria made.√√√2b Listen again. Fill in the blanks. 1. Maria was supposed to arrive at 7:00, but she ______________.
2. In Maria’s country, when you’re invited for 7:00,
you’re supposed to ____________.
3. When Maria met Paul's mom, she was supposed to
______________.
4. Maria should ask what she is supposed to ______
if she is invited to a party next time. come latershake handsweararrived at 8:00 2c PAIRWORK
Role-play a conversation between Maria and Dan. Use the information in 2a and 2b.How was the dinner at Paul’s house last night?
Well, it was OK, but I made some mistakes. I was supposed to arrive at 7:00, but ...Dan:Maria:2d PAIRWORK
Role-play the conversation.Read the conversation again and answer these questions:
What does John think of the welcome party?
Great.
2. What’s the name of the Japanese boy did John meet?
Sato.
3. Did John return the bow in the end?
Yes, he did.
4. What did Katie do when she first met Marie last year？
She held out her hand.
5. What are French people supposed to do when they see each other?
They are supposed to kiss. 2d PAIRWORK
Role-play the conversation.a welcome party bow shake hands kiss hug 3a READING
Read the following opinions of a Colombian and a Swiss student.
In which country is it OK to be 15 minutes late for dinner? In Colombia. Ideas and customs about...being on timevisiting a friend’s housemaking plans with friendsColombiaSwitzerlandbe relaxed about timebe on timeoften just drop by never visit without calling firstdon’t usually have to make plansusually make plans to see friends3b Read the passage again and complete the chart. 3c PAIRWORK
Role-play a conversation. Student A is Teresa and Student B is Marc. Teresa is late and Marc is mad. Hi, Marc. Sorry I’m a little late.
Teresa, you’re 10 minutes late!
It’s just 10 minutes! It’s no big deal!
Well, in Switzerland, you’re supposed to...A:B:A:B:Grammar FocusLanguage pointsdrop by
after all
get mad
make an effort
clean...off
keep sb. doing sth.
go abroad
take off
be worth (doing) sth. 顺便访问；随便进入
毕竟；终归
大动肝火；气愤
作出努力
把……擦掉
使某人一直做某事
出国
脱下（衣服）；（飞机等）起飞
值得（做）某事1.没有必要感谢我。毕竟，这是我的本职工作。
There is no need to thank me. ____ _____ this is my job.
2.吉姆去年努力学习汉语语法。
Jim _____ _________ _______ to learn Chinese grammar
last year. 翻译句子made an effort PracticeAfter all
3.玛丽刚刚把她帽子上的灰尘擦掉。
Mary _________ the dust ______ her hat just now.
4.房间里很热，他不得不脱下了大衣。
It's hot in the room, he had to ______ _______ his coat. cleaned off take off 4a Complete the sentences with the phrases in the box. 1. When you go abroad, it ____________________bring your passport.
2. After class, students _________________clean the chalk off the blackboard.
3. If you visit the northern coast of Norway during the winter season, it _________________ pack warm clothes.
4. If there are people in the meeting room, you ________________ knock before entering.
5. In many eastern European countries, you __________________take off your gloves before shaking hands. is important toare supposed tois important toare supposed toare expected to4b Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the words in brackets. Each country has different rules about social situations. A traveler
____________________(not expect; know) all of these, but it is helpful_____________(learn) as many of these customs as possible. One of the best ways to be accepted in a foreign country is to try _______________(understand) how people think. Learning what you _________________(suppose; do) and _____________________(not suppose; do) in social situations may be difficult, but it is worth the trouble if you want to understand another culture. is expected to knowto learnto understandare supposed to doaren’t supposed to doHomework
4c Make a list of advice for someone coming to your country as an exchange student for the first time. Work with your group to give advice about:
time
meeting people
table manners
what to do for someone’s birthday
visiting someone’s home
giving gifts