Module 11 Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them.优质课件(共46张PPT)

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Module 11 Body language
Unit 2 Here are some ways to welcome them.
Where are they from
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Where are they from
They are from Japan.
They are Japanese.
They usually bow each other when they meet.
How do they greet
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Maybe
They are from Russia.
They are Russian.
They usually ______________ when they meet.
Where are they from
How do they greet
kiss three times
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Maybe
They are from China.
They are Chinese.
They usually ____________________ when they meet.
Where are they from
How do they greet
shake hands and smile
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They are from America. They are American.
They usually _______________ _________ _______________________ when they meet.
Where are they from
How do they greet
shake hands,
kiss
or hug each other
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She is from India.
She is Indian.
They usually ________________________ and ____________________ when they meet.
Where is she from
How do Indian people greet
put their hands together
nod their heads
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They are from New Zealand.
They are Maori.
They touch noses.
Where are they from
How do they greet
Maybe
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When you talk to…
How close do you stand
A
B
Middle East
close
North America
not too close
personal space
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about touching people…
Chinese
arm in arm
Britain
Don’t touch.
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about looking at people…
Britain US
It’s polite to look at each other.
But …
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about saying goodbye…
In Greece, it’s not polite.
It’s rude.
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You know, when we meet others, we often use our body to greet each other. Now, let learn about our body.
Can you say the part of your body
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head
ear
arm
hand
leg
foot
eye
nose
tooth
mouth
two feet
two teeth
neck
hair
knee
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1 Match the words with the parts of the body.
eye
finger
foot
knee
leg
mouth
eye
mouth
finger
knee
leg
foot
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2 Read the passage and answer the questions.
Then listen and read.
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.
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How about touching people Chinese girls often walk arm in arm with their friends. South Americans 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,
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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!
Read
Body language around the world
Look at the title (标题) and tell what is the passage about
Read
Step1 Fast reading to find key sentence (关键句) 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
Read
Key sentences (关键句)
P1
P2
P3
P4
P5
How close do you stand when you talk 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.
Read
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.
Read
Touching people Chinese girls
South Americans
British
Like walking arm in arm
Like holding your arm
Don’t like touching at all
Read para 3 and choose the right answers.
Read
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
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√
√
√
Read
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
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Work in groups. Talk about your class rules.
Writing
Shall we stand up when we answer
a question in class
Shall we eat food in class
—Yes, we shall.
—No, we shall not.
Writing
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.
…
Writing
1. hold v. (held) 握着；使不动
◆ South Americans sometimes hold your arm when they talk to you.
◆John held a knife in his hand.
◆ They will hold a meeting tomorrow.
Language points
【探究总结】 hold的用法
作及物动词用，意为“握着；使不动；举行；包含；容纳”，常构成短语：hold on意为“(打电话时)别挂断”；hold on to 意为“抓住不放；紧紧抓住” 。
Language points
【学以致用】
①—May I speak to Jim, please
—______.
A. Hold on, please B. Hold up, please
C. Hold out, please D. Hold over, please
②这个大厅只能容纳这么多人。
The hall can ______ only so many people.
hold
Language points
2. It’s+形容词+to do sth. 做某事是……的
◆ In some places, it isn’t polite to look at people when you talk.
◆It’s very kind of you to help me.
◆ It’s difficult for us to finish the work.
Language points
【探究总结】 It’s + 形容词 + to do sth. 句型
(1)在英语中，如果作主语的动词不定式太长，为了避免头重脚轻，一般用it作形式主语，而将真正的主语置于句尾。
Language points
(2) 举例如下：
It is+形容词+of sb. + to do sth. 形容词描述行为者的性格、品质，如kind, nice, polite等
It is+形容词+for sb. + to do sth. 形容词描述事物的特征、性质，如easy, interesting等
Language points
【学以致用】
①It’s very nice ______ pictures for me.
A. of you to draw B. for you to draw
C. for you drawing D. of you drawing
②______ very hard ______ him to study two languages.
A. It’s; of B. It’s; for
C. That’s; of D. That’s; for
Language points
not at all一点儿也不
◆ But in Britain many people don’t like other people to touch them at all.
但是在英国，许多人一点儿也不喜欢别人触摸他们。
Language points
◆ —Thank you for your help.
—感谢您的帮助。
—Not at all.
—别客气。
◆ —Are you busy —你忙吗？
—Not at all. —一点儿也不忙。
Language points
【探究总结】 not at all的三种含义
not at all 用来回答感谢，意为：不客气；不用谢。或者用来回答道歉，意为：没关系
作一般疑问句的否定回答用，是no加强语气的用法，意为：一点也不；完全不
Not… at all表示“一点也不……”
Language points
【学以致用】
① —I’m sorry I’m late.
—Oh, ______, please come in.
A. all right B. OK
C. good D. not at all
②学英语一点儿也不难。
It ______ difficult ______ ______ to study English.
isn’t
at all
Language points
Ⅰ. 选词填空
close to; late for; arm in arm;
different from; held his arm
1. I don’t like to be ______ school.
2. The policeman caught up with (追上) the thief and ______.
答案：1. late for 2. held his arm
Exercises
3. His home is very ______ our school.
4. Can you do something _______ what you did just now
5. The two children are walking ______.
答案：3. close to 4. different from 5. arm in arm
Exercises
Ⅱ. 单项选择
1. It’s very kind ______ you. Thank you for your help.
A. of B. for C. to D. on
2. —Don’t ______ in the street, please.
—I won’t.
A. plays B. playing C. play D. played
Exercises
3. —______
—Good idea.
A. How about going fish
B. How about go fishing
C. How about to go fishing
D. How about going fishing
4. People in China ______ like to hug each other ______.
A. not; at all B. don’t; at all
C. no; at all D. don’t; any more
Exercises
5. Shall I ______ my sister here next time
A. bring B. take
C. carry D. get
Exercises
Read the text three times.
Make a list of class rules.
Homework
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