Unit 8 Culture Shapes Us Lesson 45 Different Manners课件

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Unit 8
Culture Shapes Us
Lesson 45
Different Manners
Words
manners
though
modest
virtue
praise
n. 礼仪；习俗；礼貌
conj. 虽然；尽管；即使；
然而
adj. 谦虚的；谦恭的
n. 美德
v.&n. 称赞；赞扬
private
elderly
guest
extra
waiter
tip
adj. 私人的；私有的
adj. 上了年纪的；较老的
n. 客人
adj. 额外的；另外的
n. (餐馆的)男服务员
v. 给小费
Words
接龙
幻灯片上单词或短语出现时，同学应迅速读出并说出中文意思。
每人一词，按行/列依次接龙，3秒内说不出，此行/列同学即失去此答题机会，下一行/列同学接续。
modest
virtue
elderly
though
manners
praise
private
guest
extra
waiter
tip
In your opinion, what are good manners
Do you think cultures shape manners
咱中国人待客，要奉上热茶热水以示欢迎。可欧美人嗜凉如命，除了咖啡，几乎不喝其他热饮，这让殷勤待客的中国主人颇为无奈啊……
To learn different manners in
China and North America
2. To learn some useful words and
expressions
Objectives
Words:
though praise private guest manners modest virtue elderly extra waiter tip
Phrases: take turns
Patterns:
Though I have lived here for a long time, I still don’t feel Canadian.
When Chinese people eat out in restaurants, they may take turns paying for the meal.
though可引导让步状语从句，表示“虽然，纵然”之意，可与yet，still 或nevertheless连用，但不能与but连用。
Please pay attention to the following underlined sentences.
1
Read the lesson and match the behaviors with the correct countries. (P 119)
Canada
China
asking an adult’s age
putting food on a guest’s plate
giving a tip to waiters and hotel workers
sharing the cost of a meal in a restaurant
2
Match and complete the sentences. (P 119)
Although people have different cultures and customs,
Brian hasn’t been to China,
He has been at the new school for only a few days,
Though Liu Feng has many friends in America,
but he has already made many friends there.
they have the same feelings.
he still feels lonely.
but he knows a lot about our country.
We should ______ little Debbie for her courage.
It’s a long way. We can _________ driving.
They asked him to _______ the damage, but he refused.
Don’t talk about other people’s _______ things. It’s not polite.
Jack is a _______ man who is admired by many people.
praise
take turns
pay for
private
modest
3
Fill in the blanks with the words or phrases in the box. (P 119)
pay for praise take turns modest private
4
What cultural differences, besides the ones already discussed, have you noticed between China and English-speaking countries
Share your ideas with your classmates. (P 119)
1. Different manners.
manner 方式；态度；习惯
他以恰当的方式跟我说话。
He spoke to me in a proper manner.
她的态度表现了她的愤怒。
Her manner showed her anger.
他有懒惰的习惯，所以不想跟我一起干那个活。
He has a lazy manner, so he wouldn’t like to do the job together with me.
表示“礼貌，礼仪；风度；规矩；风俗；生活方式”时，要用manners。
出国前，你应该学些外国礼仪。
Before going abroad, you should learn
some foreign manners.
我读过一本风俗小说。
I have read a novel of manners.
2. Joe is an English name that sounds like Zhou.
sound like 听起来像
sound可用作系动词，后跟形容词，表示“听起来……”。
sound后还可跟as if从句。
那人讲话的口音不像美国人。
The man doesn’t sound like an American.
你的主意听起来很好。
Your idea sounds very good.
她说话的声音像个十岁女孩。
She sounds as if she were a ten-year-old girl.
3. When Chinese people eat out in restaurants, they may take turns paying for the meal.
take turns 依次，轮流
take turns doing sth. /take turns to do sth.
轮流做某事
take turns还可以搭配介词at, in, on或about。
他们轮流照顾那位老人。
They took turns to take care of the old man.
几个学生轮流擦窗户。
The students take turns in cleaning the windows.
我们轮流开车。
We took turns (at, in, on) driving the car.
Time for reflection
manner/manners
sound like/as if…
take turns doing sth.
take turns to do sth.
Ⅰ. 根据汉语提示完成句子。
1. You should take care of the ____ (客人).
2. Did you remember to ___ (给小费) the
waiter
3. He _______ (赞扬) her for her courage.
4. It is a ______ (私有的) school.
5. Why do I have to do all these ____ (额
外的) little jobs anyway
6. Be _______ (谦虚的), otherwise you will
lag behind.
guest
tip
praised
private
extra
modest
Ⅱ. 翻译下列句子。
1. 这听上去像音乐吗？
Does it sound like music
2. 苏珊和她的兄弟轮流洗盘子。
Susan and her brothers take turns
doing the dishes.
3. 如果没礼貌，你就不会受到别人的尊
重。
If you have no manners, you will not be
respected by others.
4. 我们轮流照顾病人。
We take turns to look after the patients.
1. Learn the new words and phrases
by heart after class.
2. Finish the exercises in Learning
English.
3. Preview Lesson 46 on page 120.