1、 Learning Objectives:Understand the text about “different manners”; Be familiar with different manners in different countries; Master language points in the text.Key Points:Get to know different manners in different countries.Step One Revision & Warm-upMannersMannersCommunicating MannersCommunic

2、ating Manners Table Table MannersMannersDressing Dressing MannersManners .HelloHello Hi! Hi! What a good dayWhat a good day! Have you Have you eateneaten Yes.Yes.Where r u goingWhere r u goingCommunicating Manners-1Communicating Manners-1Chinese Westerner“Where r u going”: questioning, “Where r u go

3、ing”: questioning, interfering with their privacy. interfering with their privacy. “Have you had your dinner? ”: you “Have you had your dinner? ”: you want to invite him to dinner with want to invite him to dinner with you.you.Communicating Manners-2Communicating Manners-2Western people use first na

4、mes widely even when speaking to the elder. In China, calling the elder by name is deemed as a bad manner. China :Wang qiang() Mr. Wang()West ：Jack Bauer () Jack () Mr. Bauer () TableTable Manners-1 Manners-1Chinese :“Bread is the staff of life” Color/smell /tastenutritionWestern: nutrition is the m

5、ost importantChinese foodChinese foodWestern foodWestern food TableTable Manners-2 Manners-2Chinese like to be lively and noisy on the table. Westerners would like to create a quiet and tasteful atmosphere. Dressing Dressing Manners-1Manners-1The western gentleman The western gentleman usually puts

6、on conservative business suit in official social occasions. Western Western woman woman must put on the formal clothes in the official situation. Dressing Dressing Manners-2Manners-2Nowadays, Chinese dressing is more and more westernized. In formal occasions, we almost wear the same fashions with we

7、sterners.Step Two Read the text together.Step Three ReadingSkim the text and finish the following True or False exercise:1. ( )Different countries have different manners.2. ( )In China when people meet, they often ask each other about weather.3. ( )English people usually like to talk about salaries

8、instead of weather.4. ( )Its unkind to ask a British woman about her age.5. ( )When we are in other countries, we should try to remember : “when in Rome, do as the Romans do.”Step Four Pair workRead through the text and discuss the Read through the text and discuss the following questions with your

9、partner.following questions with your partner.Q1:Q1: Whats the difference in kissing Whats the difference in kissing between China and Western between China and Western countries?countries?Q2Q2: Whats the difference in greeting : Whats the difference in greeting between China and England?between Chi

10、na and England?Q3:Q3: What topics are considered ill-What topics are considered ill-mannered in England?mannered in England?Q4: Q4: Whats the difference in table Whats the difference in table manners between Malaysia and England?manners between Malaysia and England?Step Five Language pointsRome - Ro

11、me - RomanRoman Malaysia - - Malaysia - - MalayMalayFind out Find out v. v. 找出，查明；發(fā)現(xiàn)找出，查明；發(fā)現(xiàn)ill-mannered ill-mannered adj. adj. 無禮的；粗野的無禮的；粗野的Be regarded as Be regarded as 被認(rèn)為是；被當(dāng)做是被認(rèn)為是；被當(dāng)做是Be expected to do Be expected to do sthsth. . 被期待做某事被期待做某事Feel awkward Feel awkward 感覺尷尬感覺尷尬In a Malay house I

12、n a Malay house 在馬來西亞人的家里在馬來西亞人的家里When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 入鄉(xiāng)入鄉(xiāng)隨俗隨俗Step Six DiscussionQuestion: How do you deal with the issues of different manners in practical life?Different culture produces different Different culture produces different manners.manners.We should communicate with each other based on mutual respect and mutual mutual respect and mutual learninglearning.We should seek common pointsseek common points while reserving differencesreserv