"Good Manners" Culture Shapes Us PPT courseware download

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"Good Manners" Culture Shapes Us PPT courseware download

Part 1: Think about it

How do you usually treat a guest in your home?

How are you treated when you visit your friend’s house?

Good MannersPPT, part 2 content: New words

1. tidy v. to make tidy; to tidy; to organize

adj. neat; tidy

e.g. Please tidy your room up, Tom!

Tom, please keep your room tidy!

I really want to keep my room clean and tidy.

I really want to keep my room clean and tidy.

2. Russian adj. Russian n. Russian; Russian

e.g. She can speak many languages,

such as Chinese, Italian and Russian. (n. Russian)

She can speak many languages, such as Chinese, Italian, Russian.

Three-quarters of Russians live in cities. (n. Russians)

Three-quarters of Russians live in cities.

He felt a strong affinity to the Russian girl. (adj. Russian)

He was deeply attracted to the Russian girl.

3. noisy adj. noisy; noisy

e.g. I don’t like rock music. It’s too loud and noisy.

I don't like rock music. It's too loud.

Good MannersPPT, Part 3: Classroom Questions

1. Read the lesson and fill in the table.

Mr. Manner’s tips for Li Ming

●Tidy up house before guests arrive.

●Open the door for guest and hang up his coat.

●Offer guest something to drink or eat like tea, fruit and snacks.

●Don’t ask guest to go to the kitchen and serve himself! Serve guest at the table.

● Make him feel at home. Talk to guest.

● Don’t turn on the television.

Mr. Manner’s tips for Dong Fang

●Bring a small gift, such as sweets or flowers.

●Follow the rules of host’s home. Do what host asks to do.

●Don’t be noisy, especially at bedtime.

●Offer to help prepare the dinner.

● Write a thank-you note after visit.

2. Circle the correct words to complete the sentences.

1. I said sorry for being too (noisy / noise).

2. The book I read was written in (Russian / Russia).

3. Please (tidy up / divide up) your closet. It’s a mess.

4. Big lights (hung / hanged) from the ceiling. They looked beautiful.

Good MannersPPT, Part 4: Language points

1. Tidy up your house before your guests arrive.

Organize your home before guests arrive.

tide up "to make tidy, to make tidy".

e.g. It is a good habit to tidy up the bedroom after getting up.

It's a good habit to tidy your bedroom after waking up.

tidy away "put away".

e.g. Tidy away the toys if you don’t play with them.

If you are not playing with your toys put them away.

2. Offer your guest something to drink or eat like tea, fruit and snacks.

Take the initiative to bring something like tea, fruit, snacks, etc. to the guests to eat and drink.

offer v. "(actively) give; provide; present", it can be followed by an object or a double object. It can use the infinitive as the object, but cannot use the -ing form of the verb as the object.

e.g. The company offered him a good job.

The company gave him a good job.

He offered to lend me lots of money.

He readily lent me a lot of money.

I offered my passport at the gate.

I showed my passport at the gate.

offer and provide

Offer and provide both mean "to provide", but they are different.

◆offer is usually used to express the initiative to provide something, often used in

offer sb. sth. or offer sth. to sb. structure.

e.g. Can you offer me something to drink?

Can you give me something to drink?

We should offer seats to the old on the bus.

We should give up our seats to the elderly on the bus.

Good MannersPPT, Part 5: Grammar

predicative clause

Use a sentence as a predicate to explain what or how the subject is, and together with the linking verb to form a predicate. requires attention:

1. Predicative clauses must use declarative word order.

e.g. This is why he failed the exam.

This is the reason why he failed the exam.

2. The tense of the main clause and the tense of the subordinate clause may be inconsistent.

e.g. This is what he told us at the party.

This is what he told me at the party.

3. When the introductory word is that, that cannot be omitted.

e.g. The trouble is that we are short of money.

The difficulty is that we are short of money.

Good MannersPPT, Part 6: Homework

Jane is invited by her friend Kitty

for dinner at her home. Give her

some advice to be a good guest.

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