1、Reading 1Unit 5 Good manners Free- talkHow do we greet others?How do we start a conversation?Do we greet others with a kiss?Do we always queue in public?Do we shout or laugh in public?Do we push past when someone is in our way?Do we say “sorry” when we bump into someone? Do we say “please” or “thank

2、 you” at home?Talk about manners in the UKmeet for the first time say “hello” or “nice to meet you”Shake others handgreet relatives or close friends with a kissTalk about manners in the UKStart a conversationtalk about the weather, holidays, music, booksavoid asking age, weight or moneyTalk about ma

3、nners in the UKbe in publicqueue for their turnnever push in others cut in never shout or laugh loudlybe at homeTalk about manners in the UKbe polite as wellsay “please” or “thank you” all the timeWhen in RomeSkimmingHow can we be polite in other countries?When in Rome, do as the Romans do.When in R

4、omeScanningHow do people greet others for the first time?How do people start a conversation?How do people behave politely in public?How do people be polite at home?They say “hello” or “nice to meet you” and shake hands.They talk about the weather, holidays, music, books or something else.They queue,

5、 keep their voice down, say “sorry” or “excuse me”They say “please” or “thank you” all the time.When in RomeFill in the tabledodont Greetingsay greet others withshaketalk abouttalk about In publicalways before otherssay if bumping into someone say if someone is in their way. or past.keep or loudlyAt

6、 homesay all the time“hello” or “nice to meet you”with a kissage, weight or moneythe weather, holidayMusic, bookspush inqueuethe handsorry“excuse me”touchpushthe voice downshoutlaugh“please” or “thank you”When in RomeChoose T or F1. People say “hello” or “nice to meet you” when meeting for the first

7、 time.2. They usually greet others with a kiss.3. They start a conversation with talking about age, weight .4. They hardly queue for something.5. They say “sorry” if they bump into others.6.They never shout or laugh loudly in public.7. They sometimes say “please” or “thank you” at home.TFFFTTFWhen in RomeFinish B2, B3 on Page 68, 69.DiscussionTalk about the differences in manners between the UK and China.HomeworkR