内容正文:
Lesson 18
Wait! Don’t Eat Yet!
What do you know about “ table manners”?
Lead in:
Have you ever had dinner with a foreigner?
Read the text and answer the questions.
1.What is “table manners”?
“Table manners” is the customs about how to eat politely.
2.If you are a Canadian ,what do you do when you drop
something on the tablecloth?
Pick it up and put it on my plate.
3.In China, what does it mean if you are someone’s guest
and finish everything on your plate?
It means that I haven’t had enough to eat.
Presentation:
Free talk
1.It’s rude to put your elbows on the table, but almost
everyone does.
2.It’s rude to talk when you have food in your mouth.
3. It’s rude to use a toothpick at the table.
1.In China, if you drop something on the tablecloth, you usually leave it there.
在中国,如果你把食物掉在桌布上,通常你会让它留在那儿。
drop (1) 及物动词。 滴下;落下;掉下
eg. A flower pot dropped from his balcony.
一个花盆从他家阳台落下。
(2) 名词。 滴,水滴
eg. There is a drop of water on the desk.
桌子上有一滴水。
Language Points:
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