"Knives and forks are used for most Western food" Eating together PPT courseware

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"Knives and forks are used for most Western food" Eating together PPT courseware

There is a saying, “When in Rome, do as romans do.”

There are some other old sayings. (Proverbs)

Rome was built in a day.

No sweet with out sweat.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Actions speak louder than words.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Better late than never. Health is better than wealth.

Language points

1. dish: a dish

e.g. When I was in Italy, I had a wonderful pasta dish.

I had a great pasta meal when I was in Italy.

2.do/wash the dishes wash the dishes

e.g. I’ll just do the dishes before we go.

I'll wash the dishes before we leave.

2. no good useless

e.g. The movie is no good, I think. There’s too much fighting.

I think this movie is not very good, there are too many fighting scenes.

no good doing sth.

It’s no good talking to him– he never listens.

It's no use talking to him, he never listens.

no good for sth.

These glasses are no good for wine.

These glasses are not suitable for drinking red wine.

no good to sb.

A car is no good to me, since I can’t drive!

A car is of little use to me because I can't drive.

Summary: Passive voice formation in various tenses

Present simple: S+am/is/are + done

Simple past tense: S+was/were + done

Future simple: S+will+be +done

Modal verbs:S+can/may/must/should+be+done

Present continuous tense:S+ am/is/are+being+done

Past continuous tense:S+was/were+being+done

Present perfect tense:S+have/has+been+ done

Answer the questions.

1. When is lunch eaten in the West?

Always after midday, sometimes at one o’clock.

2. What do the French say at the start of a meal?

They say "Bon appetit".

Listen, read the passage and answer the questions.

1. Who is the passage written for?

a) A Western eating a Chinese meal.

b) A Chinese person eating a western meal.

c) A Chinese person eating a Chinese meal.

d) A Westerner eating in a Chinese home.

2. What is the tone of the passage?

a) Serious. b) Conversational.

c) Formal. d) Strict.

3. Where might you see a passage like this?

a) In a travel magazine.

b) In a dictionary.

c) In an instruction manual.

d) In a news magazine.

Writing

Write a passage for a tourist magazine with western readers called:

When in China, do as the Chinese do.

Look at the table in Activity 3, and write questions.

What time is lunch served?

Now answer the questions. Use the notes you made.

Lunch is served…

Write a sentence to introduce the passage.

Meals in China are different in some ways to meals in the West.

Write a sentence to finish your passage.

Just enjoy your Chinese meal. You’ll never forget it!

Sample version:

Meals in China are different in some way from meals in the West. Here are some tips for you when you visit China.

What time are meals served?

Chinese meals are usually served at certain times. Breakfast is usually served around 7:00 am, lunch, 12:00, dinner, 7:00 pm. If you miss the time, maybe nothing will be left to eat.

What is usually said during the meals?

At the start of a meal, the Chinese usually say “manman chi.” When a new dish is served, guests are usually asked to eat it first and show their feelings so Chinese usually say “zen me yang? hao chi ma?” at the end of the meals, they usually say “zhen hao chi! wo chi bao le!”

How do Chinese eat food?

Language points

1. There’s a saying, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”

There is a proverb, "When in town, do as the Romans do."

In this sentence, do as the Romans do means "to do as the Romans did." Among them, as means "as, like...". For example:

While in the chemistry lab, do as I say, please. In the chemistry lab, please do as I say.

As I mentioned in my last letter, I’ll be back in Tianjin in June.

As mentioned in my last letter, I will return to Tianjin in June.

2. No one will be cross. No one will be angry.

Here cross is an adjective, meaning "angry".

The old lady was really cross when the boy’s ball broke her window.

The child's ball broke the old lady's window and she was very angry.

All right, you two, don’t get cross with each other.

Okay, you two should stop being angry with each other.

We also learned that cross is used as a verb, meaning "to cross, to cross, to cross". For example:

It took them two months to cross the desert.

It took them two months to cross the desert.

She was sitting on the floor with her legs crossed.

She sat cross-legged on the floor.

3. Here are some things (that / which) you may wish to know about eating together in the West.

When the noun or pronoun (antecedent) modified by the attributive clause refers to an object and the noun or pronoun serves as the subject or object in the attributive clause, the attributive clause should be introduced with that / which instead of the antecedent. When that / which serves as the subject or object in the attributive clause It can be omitted when it is an object.

Let the words fly

1. over...

A lamp hung over the table.

A lamp hangs above the table.

2. to cover on...

We spread a carpet over the floor.

We carpeted the floor.

3. throughout; everywhere

I’ve traveled over most of Europe but my favorite place was Austria.

I have traveled to most places in Europe and my favorite place is Austria.

4. During...

My grandchildren will stay over Christmas.

My grandchildren will be staying here over Christmas.

5. Control; dominate

He rules over a large kingdom.

He ruled over a vast kingdom.

6. Relevant to

He’s having problems over his income tax.

He had problems with income taxes.

Homework

Learn the words and expressions by heart in this unit.

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1. To preview the use of passive voice;

2. To practice the vocabulary.

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