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Unit 8 Lesson 47
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Please tidy up the classroom.
tidy [ˈtaɪdi]
Look and say
Russian [ˈrʌʃn]
Can you make yourself understood in Russian?
Russia [ˈrʌʃə]
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Our next-door neighbours are very noisy.
noisy [ˈnɔɪzi]
noise[nɔɪz]
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New words
tidy v.
Russian adj./n.
noisy adj.
使整洁;使整齐;整理;
整洁的;整齐的
俄罗斯的
俄罗斯人;俄语
喧闹的;吵闹的
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Are they good manners?
It is manners to ask about women’s age.
bad
It is good manners to offer your seat to the old.
offer sth. to sb.=offer sb. sth.
Hanging up the coat for your guest is good manners.
Don't hang up when someone hasn't finished talking to you
hang-hung-hung
A tidy classroom
Tidy up your classroom before your class begins.
Clean up
Keeping the classroom tidy is good manners.
Listen to the text again and answer the questions.
1. Why did Li Ming write to Mr. Manners?
2. What does a good host always do?
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Because he wanted to know how to be a good host.
A good host always tries to make guests feel welcome.
Listen to the text again and answer the questions.
3. Why did Dong Fang write to Mr. Manners?
4. Is it a good manner to bring a small gift when you visit a friend’s house?
Because she wanted to know how to be a polite guest.
Yes, it is.
Reading task
The structure of the passage.
How to be a good host
tidy up house
open the door and hang up your guests’ coat
offer your guests something to eat and drink
serve your guests at the table
talk to your guests
don’t turn on the television
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The structure of the passage.
How to be a polite guest
bring a small gift
follow the rules of your host’s home
don’t be noisy
offer to help prepare the dinner
write a thank-you note after your visit
Reading task
Let’s do
Read the lesson and fill in the table.
Mr. Manner's tips for Li Ming Mr. Manner's tips for Dong Fang
tidy up the house before the guest arrives;
open the door for the guest and hang up his coat;
offer the guest sth. to drink or eat;
serve the guest at