Unit 5 Good manners Reading 1： When in Rome 课件(共34张PPT 无素材)
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(共34张PPT)
Unit 5 Good manners
Reading(I)
in public
公开的，
在群众面前
['p?bl?k]
shake --shook --shaken
How to greet others?
vt.问候[ɡri:t]
hug each other
/^/
start a conversation
[k?nv?sei?n]（非正式）交谈
talk about ……
avoid（避免）……
[?v?id]
avoid doing sth.
weather, books, families, classmates, holidays
weight, bad news, money, death
How?
queue
/kju:/
push in before others
[p??]插队
bump into someone 撞到某人
vi.碰，撞
/b?mp/
in one’s way
挡住某人的路
Excuse me 劳驾
push past
从…身边挤过去
wait until they move
not shout or laugh loudly
keep one’s voice down （压低声音）
6
5
4
3
2
1
obey traffic rules
pick flowers in the park
keep quiet in the library
drop litter everywhere
queue for your turn
leave the tap running
Don’t pick flowers in the park.
throw rubbish in the bin
turn off the tap
good
manners
Learn something about manners in other countries.
How to behave when we travel abroad?
1. proper ____
2. greet ____
3. conversation ___
4. avoid ____
5. push in ____
6. bump ____
Find out the meanings of the new words.
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
e
f
a
b
c
d
Preparation
Read Lines 1-6 and answer.
What is the proper way to greet people in the UK?
1
Who do they greet with a kiss?
2
British people say “hello” or “nice to meet you” and shake your hand when they meet you for the first time.
They only greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
Lines 7-9.
starting a conversation
Do
Don’t
talk about:
weather
holidays
music
books or
something else
talk about:
age
weight
money
Task 2
Work in pairs.
say “excuse me” and wait till you move
Lines 10-17.
say ”sorry” if bumping into others
touch you
push past you
polite
rude
que
push before others
Keep your voice down.
In public
Judge if the behaviors are polite or not.
Task 3
Task 2: Scanning
British people are polite at home as well. They say _____ all the time.
please (B) ok
(C) thank you (D) my pleasure
Read lines 18-22 and choose the right answer.
Task 4
Help Simon tick for what British people do and for what they do not do.
Greeting:
say “hello” or “nice to meet you”
shake hands
usually greet people with a kiss
talk about the weather, holidays, music or books
talk about age, weight or money
Task 5
?
?
?
?
?
In public:
queue for something
push in before others
say “sorry” if they bump into others
push past people
shout or laugh loudly
At home:
say “please” and “thank you” all the time
?
?
?
?
?
?
Structure
Dos Don’ts
Greeting say greet others with
shake
talk about talk about
In public always before others
say if bumping into someone
say if someone is in their way or past
keep or loudly
At home say all the time
“hello” or “nice to meet you”
a kiss
age, weight or money
the weather, holidays
music, books …
push in
queue
sb’s hand
“sorry”
“excuse me”
touch
push
the voice down
shout
laugh
“please” and “thank you”
Manners in the UK
Work in pairs
Conversation
Further thinking
What does the title “When in Rome” mean?
It means “When in Rome do as the Romans do” .
It means “A guest(客人) must do as the local people do".
It means when we are in a new place, we should
follow the customs(习俗) of the place.
Talk about the differences in manners between the UK and China.
Discussion
Talk about the manners in China with your classmates.
how to greet each other
how to start a conversation
how to behave in public
how to behave at home
Work in groups
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 or give a hug.
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.Sometimes spit(吐痰) everywhere
How to behave at home
We seldom say “please” or “thank you”.
Britain China
Greeting
Conversation
Contact
At table
country
difference
Shake hands or give a kiss
Shake hands or give a hug
Avoid age, weight or money
Avoid death, illness or salary(工资)
Open the gift at once
Say “thank you” and put the gift away
Use knives and forks
Use chopsticks
America
Kiss
Hug
Shake hands
Greeting
Japan
Bow
Shake hands
India
Placing both hands together with a slight bow
合十礼
Table Manners
lay your chopsticks on your dish
make noise when you have a meal
don’t blow your nose at table
擦鼻涕
Japan
(Have a guess.)
eat with the fingers
use right hand
leave a small amount of food on the plate
Show their
satisfaction
India
Take a break
Homework
Discuss with your partner about the other manners in the UK
Collect some information about the manners in some other countries
Thank you !
Unit 5 Good manners
Reading(I)
in public
公开的，
在群众面前
['p?bl?k]
shake --shook --shaken
How to greet others?
vt.问候[ɡri:t]
hug each other
/^/
start a conversation
[k?nv?sei?n]（非正式）交谈
talk about ……
avoid（避免）……
[?v?id]
avoid doing sth.
weather, books, families, classmates, holidays
weight, bad news, money, death
How?
queue
/kju:/
push in before others
[p??]插队
bump into someone 撞到某人
vi.碰，撞
/b?mp/
in one’s way
挡住某人的路
Excuse me 劳驾
push past
从…身边挤过去
wait until they move
not shout or laugh loudly
keep one’s voice down （压低声音）
6
5
4
3
2
1
obey traffic rules
pick flowers in the park
keep quiet in the library
drop litter everywhere
queue for your turn
leave the tap running
Don’t pick flowers in the park.
throw rubbish in the bin
turn off the tap
good
manners
Learn something about manners in other countries.
How to behave when we travel abroad?
1. proper ____
2. greet ____
3. conversation ___
4. avoid ____
5. push in ____
6. bump ____
Find out the meanings of the new words.
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
e
f
a
b
c
d
Preparation
Read Lines 1-6 and answer.
What is the proper way to greet people in the UK?
1
Who do they greet with a kiss?
2
British people say “hello” or “nice to meet you” and shake your hand when they meet you for the first time.
They only greet relatives or close friends with a kiss.
Lines 7-9.
starting a conversation
Do
Don’t
talk about:
weather
holidays
music
books or
something else
talk about:
age
weight
money
Task 2
Work in pairs.
say “excuse me” and wait till you move
Lines 10-17.
say ”sorry” if bumping into others
touch you
push past you
polite
rude
que
push before others
Keep your voice down.
In public
Judge if the behaviors are polite or not.
Task 3
Task 2: Scanning
British people are polite at home as well. They say _____ all the time.
please (B) ok
(C) thank you (D) my pleasure
Read lines 18-22 and choose the right answer.
Task 4
Help Simon tick for what British people do and for what they do not do.
Greeting:
say “hello” or “nice to meet you”
shake hands
usually greet people with a kiss
talk about the weather, holidays, music or books
talk about age, weight or money
Task 5
?
?
?
?
?
In public:
queue for something
push in before others
say “sorry” if they bump into others
push past people
shout or laugh loudly
At home:
say “please” and “thank you” all the time
?
?
?
?
?
?
Structure
Dos Don’ts
Greeting say greet others with
shake
talk about talk about
In public always before others
say if bumping into someone
say if someone is in their way or past
keep or loudly
At home say all the time
“hello” or “nice to meet you”
a kiss
age, weight or money
the weather, holidays
music, books …
push in
queue
sb’s hand
“sorry”
“excuse me”
touch
push
the voice down
shout
laugh
“please” and “thank you”
Manners in the UK
Work in pairs
Conversation
Further thinking
What does the title “When in Rome” mean?
It means “When in Rome do as the Romans do” .
It means “A guest(客人) must do as the local people do".
It means when we are in a new place, we should
follow the customs(习俗) of the place.
Talk about the differences in manners between the UK and China.
Discussion
Talk about the manners in China with your classmates.
how to greet each other
how to start a conversation
how to behave in public
how to behave at home
Work in groups
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 or give a hug.
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.Sometimes spit(吐痰) everywhere
How to behave at home
We seldom say “please” or “thank you”.
Britain China
Greeting
Conversation
Contact
At table
country
difference
Shake hands or give a kiss
Shake hands or give a hug
Avoid age, weight or money
Avoid death, illness or salary(工资)
Open the gift at once
Say “thank you” and put the gift away
Use knives and forks
Use chopsticks
America
Kiss
Hug
Shake hands
Greeting
Japan
Bow
Shake hands
India
Placing both hands together with a slight bow
合十礼
Table Manners
lay your chopsticks on your dish
make noise when you have a meal
don’t blow your nose at table
擦鼻涕
Japan
(Have a guess.)
eat with the fingers
use right hand
leave a small amount of food on the plate
Show their
satisfaction
India
Take a break
Homework
Discuss with your partner about the other manners in the UK
Collect some information about the manners in some other countries
Thank you !