2014年仁愛英語八年級下冊Unit-7-Topic-2-Section-C新(1)

1、Unit 7 Food Festival Topic 2 Section C We should know about western table manners.秦嶺學(xué)校秦嶺學(xué)校馬維陽馬維陽May 4th , 2016 Sunny1.Master the news and phrases.2.Go on learning object clauses with if/whether.3.Talk about the table manners for a formal western dinner.Teaching aims:Is it polite to eat soup noisily

2、in Japan?Is it polite to eat soup noisily in Cuba? Different countries have different eating habits and table manners.Review Yes, it is.No, it isnt. If you go to a formal western dinner party for the first time, you should know more about western table manners.正式的正式的第一次第一次 spoon n.匙，調(diào)羹匙，調(diào)羹fork n.叉，餐

3、叉叉，餐叉knife n.刀刀 napkin n.餐巾餐巾platen.盤子盤子glassn.杯子杯子A _B _C spoonD _E _F_napkinforkplateglassknife1a1、What should you do when you sit down at the table?2、What does the dinner start with?3、If you cant remember these rules,what should you do?You should take the napkin and put it on your lap.The dinner

4、always start with a small dish.If you cant remember these rules, just do as other people do .學(xué)法指導(dǎo)一：學(xué)法指導(dǎo)一：認真聆聽語音認真聆聽語音語調(diào)！語調(diào)！學(xué)法指導(dǎo)二：學(xué)法指導(dǎo)二：抓關(guān)鍵詞，找抓關(guān)鍵詞，找尋答案！尋答案！1b1b1.When you start dining, you should take your napkin first and put it on your lap. ( )2.At the table, people always keep the fork in their le

5、ft hands. ( )3.Its impolite to eat up the food on your plate. ( )4.Its polite to speak loudly and smile a lot. ( )5.When you drink to someone, you should raise your glass and take only a little. ( )TFFFT學(xué)法指導(dǎo)三：快速定位相關(guān)信息，找出依據(jù)，判斷正誤！學(xué)法指導(dǎo)三：快速定位相關(guān)信息，找出依據(jù)，判斷正誤！When you sit down at the table, take your napki

6、n and put it on your lap.napkinat the table 在桌子旁邊在桌子旁邊at table 就餐，吃飯就餐，吃飯學(xué)法指導(dǎo)四：學(xué)法指導(dǎo)四：大聲讀，細心譯，同時做好小筆記！大聲讀，細心譯，同時做好小筆記！If you use your knife, then put the fork in your left hand.dish（小菜）（小菜）The dinner always starts with a small dish.start with=begin with以以.開始開始（反義詞組）（反義詞組）end with 以以.結(jié)束結(jié)束Its polite to

7、 eat up the food on your plate, so dont take more food than you need.eat up 吃完，吃光吃完，吃光(代詞賓格放中間代詞賓格放中間)eat them upMaybe you dont know whether it is polite or not to speak loudly at the table.此句包含此句包含whether引導(dǎo)的引導(dǎo)的_譯為譯為“_”。賓語從句賓語從句是否是否When you drink to somebody, youd better raise your glass and take on

8、ly a little.drink to sb.為為干杯干杯raise ones glass舉杯舉杯take a little 喝一小口喝一小口Remember not to drink too much.remember (not) to do sth.記得（不）去做某事記得（不）去做某事remember doing sth.記得做過某事記得做過某事If you cant remember these rules, just do as other people do.依照，按照依照，按照Can you tell me if its polite to eat with your arms

9、or elbows on the table in America?Yes, I can. Its impolite.Do you know whether or not its impolite to smoke during a meal in France?Yes, I do. Its impolite.We know people use a spoon and a fork to eat in Thailand.Do you know whether they use knives?Yes, I do. They dont use them.I know Indians eat wi

10、th their right hands. I dont know if theres no need for knives,forks or chopsticks.No, theres no need.Match the pictures with the conversations.2n.肘，肘部肘，肘部ABCDCBAD總結(jié)：賓語從句用總結(jié)：賓語從句用_語序語序陳述陳述Discuss eating customs in different countries, using object clauses.Example:Is it polite to point at people with

11、 chopsticks in China?A: I want to know whether/if it is polite to point at people with chopsticks in China.B: I dont think that it is polite to point at people with chopsticks in China.1.Is it polite to eat soup very quietly in most African countries?2.Can people smoke during a meal in France?3.Will

12、 people leave as soon as they finish eating in western countries?4.Do Americans eat food like chicken legs with their fingers?5.Does a formal western dinner always start with a small dish?3quiet+lyquietly adv. 安靜地，寂靜地安靜地，寂靜地point at sb.指向某人finish doing sth. 完成某事完成某事把下列句子合并成一個含有賓語從句的復(fù)合句。把下列句子合并成一個含有賓

13、語從句的復(fù)合句。1. I dont know. Is she a teacher?2. Do you know? Is it good to watch TV too much?3. I dont know. Is it polite to eat up the food on your plate?4. Im not sure. Is he at home?5. I want to know. Will it rain tomorrow?1. Some new words: formal manner napkin lap fork dish dine elbow spoon chopstick2.