"Good Manners" Culture Shapes Us PPT teaching courseware

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"Good Manners" Culture Shapes Us PPT teaching courseware

The first part: independent preview before class

word breakthrough

1. To make tidy; to tidy; to organize; to be tidy; to be neat ________

2. Russian; Russian; Russian ________

3.Noisy; noisy ________→(noun) ________

Phrase translation

1. Organize, tidy up; put away ____________

2. Hang up ____________

3． good manners___________

4． turn on____________

5. such as____________

6.invite sb. to do sth. ____________

7. something to drink____________

8. feel at home ____________

9. treat a guest ____________

10． at bedtime____________

Sentence patterns online

1. My Australian pen pal is coming to Beijing next week.

My Australian pen pal ________ ________ ________ ________ Beijing next week.

2. I invited him to my house for dinner and he agreed.

I ________him ________dinner at my home, and he accepted.

3． Before your guests arrive, tidy up the house.

________ ________ your house ________ your guests arrive.

4． Don't let your guests go to the kitchen and serve themselves!

Don't ask your guest to go to the kitchen and ________ ________!

5. This is okay in China, but is considered rude in Western culture.

It's OK in China, but it's ________ rude in Western cultures.

6. One of my classmates invited me to spend the night at her house.

________ ________ ________ ________ invited me to stay overnight at her house.

7. This will be my first visit to a Russian family.

It will be my first time ________ a Russian house.

8. Bring a small gift such as candy or flowers.

Bring a small gift, ________ ________ sweets or flowers.

9. Visiting a local family is a great way to experience another culture.

________ ________ ________ ________ is a great way to experience another culture.

10． Remember to be true to yourself and have fun.

________ ________ ________yourself and have fun.

Good MannersPPT, Part 2: Classroom Interactive Exploration

Vocabulary highlights

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

[Observe] Tidy up your house before your guest arrives.

Before your guests arrive, tidy up the house.

We should tidy up the place before we move in.

We should tidy up the place before moving in.

She keeps her house very tidy. She keeps her house very tidy.

[Explore] (1) tidy can be used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as an object; it can also be used as an intransitive verb, forming a phrase: __________ tidy up; tidy up.

(2) Tidy can also be used as an adjective, meaning "neat; tidy". Its antonym is untidy.

2 Russian adj. Russian n. Russian; Russian

[Observation]It will be my first time visiting a Russian house.

This will be my first visit to a Russian family.

Russian is a difficult language to master.

Russian is a difficult language to master.

[Explore] (1)Russian is used as an adjective and is often used as an attributive.

(2)Russian can also be used as a noun, meaning "Russian; Russian".

3 noisy adj. noisy; noisy

[Observation]Don't be noisy, especially at bedtime.

Don't make any noise, especially at bedtime.

I prefer the quiet countryside to the noisy cities.

I prefer quiet countryside to noisy cities.

Sentence Pattern Perspective

1 I invited him for dinner at my home, and he accepted.

I invited him to my house for dinner and he agreed.

[Explore] invite sb. for sth. means "to invite someone for something."

[Expansion] (1) When invite is used as a verb, it is also used in the structure "invite sb. to do sth. (invite someone to do something)" and "invite sb. to + place (invite someone to do something)" some where)".

She invited us to have lunch. She invited us to have lunch.

(2) The noun form of invite is invitation, which means "invitation; invitation".

He accepted the invitation to the party.

He accepted the invitation to the party.

2 One of my classmates invited me to stay overnight at her house.

One of my classmates invited me to spend the night at her house.

[Explore] "one of + countable noun________number" means "one of...". When it is the subject, the predicate verb uses ________ (singular/plural) form.

[Expansion] "one of＋the＋superlative adjective＋plural countable noun" means "one of the most...". When this structure is used as the subject, the predicate verb is also in singular form.

Hangzhou is one of the most beautiful cities in China.

Hangzhou is one of the most beautiful cities in China.

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