Unit 7 TOPIC 2 Section C 课件 1.ppt

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1、Unit7FoodFestivalTOPIC2I'mnotsurewhetherIcancookitwellSectionCTablemannersTablemannersNamethethingsinthepicture.a______b______c______d______e______f______spoonglassplateforkknifenapkin(2)Talktoyoupartnerabouthowtostartaformalwesterndinner.Youmaybeginlikethi

2、s:Whenyousitdownatthetable…_____________________________________________________________________________________________1aReadandunderstandIfyougotoaformalwesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttime,you’dbetterknowaboutwesterntablemanners.It’spolitetofollowthem.Wheny

3、ousitdownatthetable,takeyournapkinandputitonyourlap.Thedinneralwaysstartswithasmalldish.Whenyoustarteating,youshouldkeeptheforkinyourrighthand.Ifyouuseyourknife,thenputtheforkinyourlefthand.It’spolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate,sodon’ttakemorefoodthanyouneed.

4、Maybeyoudon’tknowwhetherit’spoliteornottospeakloudlyatthetable.Theansweristhatyoushouldspeakquietlyandsmilealot.Whenyoudrinktosomebody,you’dbetterraiseyourglassandtakeonlyasip.Remembernottodrinktoomuch.Ifyoucan’tremembertheserules,justdoasotherpeopledo.1.Wh

5、atwillyoudowhenyousitdownatthetable?2.Whatdoesthedinnerstartwith?3.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoustarteating?4.Isitpolitetospeakloudlyattable?5.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoudrinktosomebody?Readthepassagein1aandanswerthesequestions:Readandunderstand1.Whatwillyoudowhenyousi

6、tdownatthetable?Youshouldtakeyournapkinandputitonyourlap.2.Whatdoesthedinnerstartwith?Thedinneralwaysstartswithasmalldish.3.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoustarteating?Youshouldkeeptheforkinyourighthand.Ifyouuseyourknife,thenputtheforkinyourlefthand.4.Isitpolitetospe

7、akloudlyattable?No,itisn’t.Youshouldspeakquietlyandsmilealot.5.Whatshouldyoudowhenyoudrinktosomebody?You’dbetterraiseyourglassandtakeonlyasip.Remembernottodrinktoomuch.Keypoints1.Ifyougotoaformalwesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttime,you’dbetterknowaboutwesternt

8、ablemanners.如果你是第一次去参加一个西方正式的聚餐，你最好了解西方的餐桌礼仪。1)formal形容词，意为“正式的”。又如：reachaformalagreement达成正式协议formaldress礼服2)hadbetter意为“最好”，用于表示对别人的劝告、建议或表示一种愿望，后要跟动词原形。又如：Wehadbetterlearnbyheartasmanysentencepatter