内容正文:
Good manners in public
park
cinema
museum
zoo
bus stop
library
In the…,
I don't_______________.
I don't_______________.
I don't_______________.
I keep____________.
I wait____________________.
I don't_______________.
take photos
talk loudly
at
pick flowers
quiet
in line
/for my turn
wait for:等待
feed animals
restart
What do you mean?
You are so rude!
Pretty good, thank you.
我方想说:吃了吗?上哪去呀?
Greeting a friend
Did you have your meal?
In China
吃了没?去哪啊?="I care about you"
In the UK
吃了没?去哪啊?= privacy (隐私)
So people just say “Hello” or “How are you?”
round tables
square tables
talking and laughing
usually quiet
It's convenient for everyone to reach the food in the middle .
We eat food on our own plates. We don't share food like you.
Eating outside
Eating is a social time
(社交时间), so we talk and laugh.
We think restaurants are places for people to relax, so we like to talk in a low voice(小声).
table manners
餐桌
Unit 3 Good Manners
Lesson 4 Let's enjoy food with good table manners!
table
What can we see on the table?
盘子
勺子
叉
碗
筷子
(复数)
table
What‘s missing?
What can you see?
① How do Chinese people greet each other ?
② Do Chinese people often eat with forks ?
③ What do Chinese people use for dinner?
Is it polite to point at things with chopsticks?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
listen and tick
1
How do Chinese people greet each other?
A. Did you have your meal ?
B. What's the matter with you ?
C. What's your name ?
see
meet
green
问候
each other:彼此
Did you have your meal ?
cultural tour
吃了吗?
meal:breakfast lunch dinner
"Did you have your meal ?" is a special Chinese greeting. It's not just asking about food. It shows that we care about each other. Western people won't say this sentence.
“你吃过了吗?”这是独特的中国式问候。这个问题不仅仅问的是食物,体现的是我们中国人关心别人的方式。西方国家不会这么问候,他们会觉得吃穿住行类的问题冒犯,侵犯隐私。
① How do Chinese people greet each other(别人) ?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
In China, we often greet each other by asking "How are you?" or "Did you have your meal ? "
How are you ?
Did you have your meal ?
by:通过(方式)
+交通工具
+动词-ing
by+动词-ing
How do you learn English?
I learn it by__________________.
reading books
English music
books
I learn it by listening to English music.
② Do Chinese people often eat with forks ?
③ What do Chinese people use for dinner?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It's not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table.
② Do Chinese people often eat with forks ?
③ What do Chinese people use for dinner?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
No, they don't.
西方国家大多使用刀(knife)和叉(fork)。正式场合中,他们常用左手(left)握叉(fork),右手(right)拿刀(knife)。
listen and tick
2
What do Chinese people eat with?
A. Chopsticks and forks.
B. Spoon and forks.
C. Chopsticks and spoons.
② Do Chinese people often eat with forks ?
③ What do Chinese people use for dinner?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
round dining table
cups
plates
bowls
spoons
chopsticks
forks
forks
They use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks.
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
3
Why do Chinese people sit at round dining tables?
A. They can eat quickly.
B. They can talk to each other easily.
C. They can eat much food.
round dining table
easy--easily
容易的---容易地
talk to:跟某人谈天
talk to each other:互相聊天
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
elder sister 姐姐
elder brother 哥哥
客人
Who will take seats first?
The elders or guests.
长者
How to place the dishes?
In the middle of the table.
/dɪʃ/
菜肴,盘,碟
dish--dishes(复数)
key point
The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
菜肴被放在桌子的中间。
be+动词过去式:被…
被动句
钟南山被授予联合国勋章。
在……中间
一般过去时动词变化:
一、规则变化
①直接+ed,
play--played visit--visited
②以e结尾常+d
二、不规则变化特殊记
see--saw take--took
……
Zhong Nanshan was awarded the Medal of the Republic.
is,am,are,was,were
Is it polite to point at things with chopsticks?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It's not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table.
礼貌的
指,指向
文明的,有礼的
be polite to…: 对某人有礼
It's polite to …:做…是文明有礼的
It's polite to keep quiet in the library.
在图书馆保持安静是文明有礼的行为。
指,指向
近处
point at
point at
指着(近处)
point to
point to
指着(远处)
Is it polite to point at things with chopsticks?
Chinese Table Manners
read and answer
Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It's not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table.
No, it isn't.
It's not polite to
stand your chopsticks in the rice.
play with your chopsticks.
point at things with chopsticks.
drum chopsticks on the table.
Is it polite to point at things with chopsticks?
Chinese Table Manners
think and answer
4
Can we talk with food in our mouths?
A. Yes, we can.
B. No, we can't.
C. No, we don't.
According to your experience
What can you do when you have meals?
sit behind the table.
I can
let my grandpa
and grandma take seats first.
I can
use chopsticks. I use a spoon for meals.
I can't
I can…
I can't …
……
What can you do when you have meals?
I can/ can't…
In China, we often greet each other by asking "How are you?" or " Did you have your meal?"
在中国,我们常用“你好吗?”或者“你吃过饭了吗?”互相打招呼。
by+V-ing:通过…(方法)
We like to sit at round dining tables so we can talk to each other easily. We always let the elders or guests take seats first. We usually use cups, plates, bowls, spoons and chopsticks for dinner. The dishes are placed in the middle of the table.
like
doing sth.
to do sth.
喜欢做某事
我们喜欢坐在圆形餐桌上,因此我们可以很容易地互相聊天。
我们总是让长辈或者客人先落座。我们通常晚饭用杯子,盘子,勺子和筷子吃饭。 菜肴被放在桌子的中间。
Chinese people use chopsticks to eat. It's not polite to stand your chopsticks in the rice, play with them, point at things with them, or drum them on the table.
中国人用筷子来吃东西。这是很不文明的--把筷子立在你的饭里,玩筷子,用筷子指东西, 或者用它们敲桌子。
use …to do…:用…来做某事
It's polite to do sth. 做某事很文明
drum:敲打,打鼓
It's polite to finish all the food on the table and say "thank you" to the host.
Let's enjoy our meals with good table manners.
吃完食物并对主人说谢谢是有礼貌的行为。
让我们用文明用餐习惯来享受美食。
It's polite to…:做…事很有礼貌
完成
吃完
finish all the food
finish my homework
v.主持
n.主人
say…to:对…说
enjoy:享受
sth. 享受某事物
doing sth. 喜欢做某事
类似like,love用法
-s -s(es) -es
months don'ts dos hands babies uses
talks habits manners signs carries places
chopsticks let's plays meals studies dishes
清辅音结尾-/s/
浊辅音、元音结尾-/z/
在/s//ʃ/后-/iz/
Clean your desk
Have a cup of tea.
Let's play chess.
Keep off the grass.
Don't stand on the swing.
not polite
let the elders and guests take seats first.
play with chopsticks
point at things with chopsticks
谢谢您的观看!
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