Unit 7 Food Festival Topic 2 Section仁愛版英語八年級下冊

Unit7FoodFestivalTopic2I’mnotsurewhetherIcancookitwell.SectionCUsefulexpression做得好需要去做某事切碎立刻在那之后充滿從……中學(xué)習(xí)welldoneneedtodocutupatonceafterthatfillsthwithsthlearn……fromDoyourememberhowtomakeasandwich?First,take；piecesofbread；butter.Next,cut；pear

；carefully.Then,put；lightly.Afterthat,put；honey

；slowly.Finally,together.Kangkangarrivesearlier.Shedances(the)best.Herunsfaster.SentenceMakingarrive;earlyrun;fastdance;well()OK,letmetry.(Slurp!)()Well,inCuba,it'simpolitetoeatsonoisily.Idon'tknowifitispoliteinJapan.()OK.Mm,it'sdelicious.(Slurp!)()Notbad,Maria.()Kumiko,isittoohot?()Comeon,Kumiko!Helpyourselftosomesoup.()No.Why?()Oh.InJapan,it'spolitetodothat.Itmeansyoulikethefoodverymuch.3Listenandnumberthesentencestoformaconversation.Thenpracticewithyourpartner.12345678Doyouknowifitispolite(禮貌的)toeatsoupnoisily（吵鬧的）

inJapan?Doyouknowifitisimpolite(不禮貌的)

tospeakloudlyatthetableinChina？Differentcountryhasdifferenttablemanners(餐桌禮儀).

Ifyouwouldgotoaformalwesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttime,you’dbetterknowtheirtablemanners.adj.正式的

spoon

n.匙，調(diào)羹fork

n.叉，餐叉chopstick

n.筷子napkin

n.餐巾What’sonthetable?A_______B_______CspoonD_______E_______F_______napkinforkplateglassknifeLookatthepictureandwritethewordsonthelines.Putitonyourlap(膝).Whenyoustartdining(進(jìn)餐)，keeptheforkintherighthand.Ifyouuseyourknife,puttheforkinyourlefthand.It’spolitetoeatup(吃光)yourfoodontheplate.正式的方式；舉止餐桌禮節(jié)餐巾膝部叉調(diào)羹筷子進(jìn)餐，用飯吃光formalmannertablemannersnapkinlapforkspoonchopstickdine/eateatup正式的方式；舉止餐桌禮節(jié)餐巾膝部叉調(diào)羹筷子進(jìn)餐，用飯吃光formalmannertablemannersnapkinlapforkspoonchopstickdine/eateatup1b1.Whenyoustartdining,youshouldtakeyournapkinfirstandputitonyourlap.2.Atthetable,peoplealwayskeeptheforkintheirlefthands.3.It’simpolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate.4.It’spolitetospeakloudlyandsmilealot.5.Whenyoudrinkto

someone,youshouldraiseyourglassandtakeonlyalittle.Read1aandmarkT(True)orF(False).()()()()()TFFFTforthefirsttimehadbetterdotablemannerssitdownatthetablestartwitheatupdrinktowether……ornotremembernottodotoomuchUsefulExpression第一次最好做某事餐桌禮節(jié)坐下在餐桌上以……開始吃光為……干杯是否記得不要做某事太多Canyoutellmeifit'spolitetoeatwithyourarmsorelbowsonthetableinAmerica?Yes,Ican.It'simpolite.Doyouknowwhetherornotit'simpolitetosmokeduringamealinFrance?Yes,Ido.It'simpolite.WeknowpeopleuseaspoonandaforktoeatinThailand.Doyouknowwhethertheyuseknives?Yes,Ido.Theydon'tusethem.IknowIndianseatwiththeirrighthands.Idon'tknowifthere'snoneedforknives,forksorchopsticks.No,there'snoneed.Matchthepictureswiththeconversations.Thenpracticeinpairs.2n.肘，肘部ABCDCBAD賓語從句Doyouknowif/whetherhelikesTimesEnglishPost?Iwanttoknowwhattheyaretalkingabout.Maybeyoudon’tknowwhetherit’spoliteornottospeakloudlyatthetable.賓語從句用陳述句語序Discusseatingcustomsindifferentcountries,usingobjectclauses.Example:IsitpolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina?A:Iwanttoknowwhether/if

itispolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina.B:Idon'tthinkthat

itispolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina.1.IsitpolitetoeatsoupveryquietlyinmostAfricancountries?2.CanpeoplesmokeduringamealinFrance?3.Willpeopleleaveassoonastheyfinisheatinginwesterncountries?4.DoAmericanseatfoodlikechickenlegswiththeirfingers?5.Doesaformalwesterndinneralwaysstartwithasmalldish?3n.手指quiet+ly——quietly

adv.安靜地，寂靜地pointatsb.指向某人finishdoingsth.完成某事WriteashortpassageabouttablemannersinChina,usingobjectclausesandtheinformationyouhavecollectedin1c.Project把下列句子合并成一個(gè)含有賓語從句的復(fù)合句。1.Idon’tknow.Issheateacher?2.Doyouknow?IsitgoodtowatchTVtoomuch?3.Idon’tknow.Isitpolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate?4.I’mnotsure.Isheathome?5.Iwanttoknow.Willitraintomorrow?ExercisesinclassWelearn:Wecan:1.Somenewwords:

formal,manner,napkin,lap,fork,dish,quietly,dine,elbow,spoon,chopstick,finger2.Somephrases:

forthefirsttime,eatupsth.,tablemanners,drinktosb.remembertodosth.,pointat,finishdoingsth.3.Objectclauseswithif/whether:

Canyoutellmeifit'spolitetoeatwithyourarmsorelbowsonthetableinAmerica?Doyouknowwhetherit'simpolitetosmokeduringamealinFrance?◆Talkabouttablemannersforaformalwesterndinnerparty

First,whenyousitdownatthetable,takeyournapkinandputitonyourlap.

Youshouldkeeptheforkinyourrighthand.

It’spolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate.

Don’ttakemorefoodthanyouneed.Youshouldspeakquietlyandsmilealot.

Whenyoudrinkto