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Why can¡¯t you take more food than you need? Can you speak loudly at the table?

What should you do when you drink to somebody? Can you drink too much during the dinner?

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T: Now, who can try? The questions on the small blackboard may help you. S1: ? S2: ? ?

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T: Well, talk to your partner about how to start a formal western dinner with the things in the picture in 1a. You may begin like this: When you sit down at the table ? (ÈÃѧÉú×¼±¸2·ÖÖÓ¡£)

T: Well, any volunteers? Be brave! Come to the front, please! S3: ? S4: ? ?

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T: Excellent! / Well done! 3. (Íê³É2¡£)

T: Now, read the sentences in 2 carefully, and try to get the main idea. (ÔÚÌý¼Òô֮ǰ£¬ÈÃѧÉúÊìϤһÏÂÌâÄ¿£¬ÒÔ½µµÍÄѶȡ£)

T: Listen to the passage and mark True (T) or False (F). (¸ù¾ÝÐèÒª£¬¿ÉÒÔ²¥·Å¼Òô1~2±é¡£×îºóºË¶Ô´ð°¸¡£) T: OK. Let¡¯s check the answers.

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T: We have learned many eating customs. Please discuss eating customs in pairs, using object

clauses.

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T: I want to know whether/if it is impolite to smoke during a meal in France. S1: I think that it is not impolite to smoke during a meal in France.

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T: Now, please read the questions on the small blackboard. Write down the sentences according to the example above, using ¡°whether¡± or ¡°if ¡±.

Is it right to use the knife in the right hand, the fork in the left?

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Is it right to keep your knife and fork in hand until you finish eating? Is it right to drink from your soup bowl?

Is it polite to leave the table during a meal?

Is it polite to take everything that is passed to you? (ÈÃѧÉú×¼±¸3·ÖÖÓ¡£)

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T: Well, who would like to come to the front to write down the sentences? S4: ? S5: ?

T: OK, read the sentences together, please! 3. (È«°àѧ³ªPat a Cake¡£Íê³É4¡£)

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T: I¡¯d like two of you to come to the front. One student tells us about the table manners while the other acts them out. (СºÚ°å³öʾ²Î¿¼ÄÚÈÝ¡£)

Tools: knife, fork, spoon, glass, plate, bowl, napkin How to start a formal western dinner:

When you sit down at the table, take your napkin and put it on your lap. You should keep the knife in your right hand and the fork in your left. It¡¯s polite to eat up everything on your plate. Don¡¯t take more food than you need. Try to speak quietly and smile a lot. Never drink too much during a dinner.

When you drink to someone, you¡¯d better raise your glass and take only a sip. ?

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T: Good job! / Well done!

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T: Now, Let¡¯s have a competition.

First, I¡¯ll ask eight students to prepare a short dumb play on a formal western dinner. The eight students will make some mistakes on purpose.

Second, I¡¯ll divide the rest of you into six groups. Each group should try your best to find out the mistakes they make during their performances.

Third, the group which finds out the most mistakes will be the winner. (ÈÃÕâ°ËÃûѧÉú×¼±¸2·ÖÖӺ󣬽øÐоºÈü»î¶¯¡£) ?

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T: OK, stop! Please report your results group by group. (½Ìʦ¸ø¸÷×é¼Ç·Ö¡£³ÊÏÖÒÔϱí¸ñ¡£) Group Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 (±íÑï±íÏÖ×î¼ÑµÄ×é¡£) T: Congratulations! Group ¡Á¡Á. 2. (С×éÌÖÂÛÖйúµÄ²Í×ÀÀñÒDz¢ÉĮ̈±íÑÝ£¬ÆÀ³öÓÅʤ×é¡£Íê³É1c¡£) 3. Homework: (ËѼ¯¸ü¶à¹ú¼ÒµÄ²Í×ÀÀñÒÇ×ÊÁÏ¡£)

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Unit 7 The birthday Party.Topic 2

Section D

Section D needs 1 period. Section DÐèÒªÓÃ1¿Îʱ¡£

The main activities are 1a and 5. ±¾¿ÎÖØµã»î¶¯ÊÇ1aºÍ5¡£ ¢ñ.Aims and demands Ä¿±êÒªÇó 1. Learn some new words: course, southern

2. Review object clauses:

Can you tell me if there are two or more courses for every meal in North America, Australia and Europe?

I ask Tom if/whether the most popular food in his restaurant is hot dogs. 3. Learn different eating habits around the world:

In North America, Australia and Europe, there are two or more courses for every meal and people use knives and forks to eat.

In Korea, people use spoons or chopsticks to eat, but it is not polite to use both of them at the same time.

4. Review how to cook some kinds of food. ¢ò. Teaching aids ½Ì¾ß СºÚ°å/¼Òô»ú/ͼƬ

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Step 1 Review µÚÒ»²½ ¸´Ï°(ʱ¼ä: 6·ÖÖÓ)

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1. (³ÊÏÖͼƬ£¬ÒÔ֪ʶ¾ºÈüµÄ·½Ê½¿ìËÙ¸´Ï°²Í¾ßÃû³ÆºÍ²Í×ÀÀñÒÇ£¬¼¤Çéµ¼Èë¡£) There are many tools used by people for eating, aren¡¯t there? Yes, there are.

Can you tell me the names of the tools? Yes, we can.

What¡¯s this? How can you spell it? And what can we use it for? It¡¯s a spoon, s-p-o-o-n, spoon. We can use it for drinking soup. ? ?

Excellent! You are very great. Do you still remember how to start a formal western dinner? Yes, we do.

Who can have a try to tell me something about it? When we sit down at the table ? ? ?

T: Wonderful!

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T: What else do you know about table manners? Please discuss in groups and each group makes a short report.

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T: Ss: T: Ss: T: S1: S2: S3: T: Ss: T: S1: S2: S3: