冀教英語(yǔ)九下Unit8《Review》課件

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CultureShapesUsBuildingYourVocabularyFillintheblankswiththecorrectformsofthewordsinthebox.1.________cannotbeownedorcarriedinmanycountries.2.Thoughpersonallettersare________,someparentsopentheirchildren'sletters.3.Insomepublicplaces,thereare________againstmakinganynoise.Gunsprivaterules

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praiseCombinethesentenceswith“though”or“although”.GrammarinUse1.It'slate.Theteacherisstillworkinginhisoffice.2.It'sblowinghard.Theywillgoouttorepairthestreetlamps.3.Hedidn'tknowthepooroldman.Heboughtlunchforhim.4.Hemadeaseriousmistake.Hisparentsfinallyforgavehim.5.Billisdead.HewillberememberedbyhisfriendⅠ.Listentothepassageandfillintheblanks.1.InWesterncountries,peopleusuallyhave________names.2.BrianJamesSmithisBrian's________name.3.InWesterncountries,peopletalkabouttheir“________”,“________”and“________”names.4.InWesterncountries,peopleusuallycallaperson's________name.ListeningandSpeakingfirstthreefullmiddlelastfirstInWesterncountries,peopleusuallyhavethreenames:two“given”namesandone“family”name.Forexample,Brian'sfullnameisBrianJamesSmith.Hisgivennamesare“Brian”and“James”.Hisfamilynameis“Smith”.InWesterncountries,peopledon’tusuallytalkabout“givennames”and“familyname”.Theytalkabouttheir“first”,“middle”and“l(fā)ast”names.Brian’sfirstnameis“Brian”,hismiddlenameis“James”andhislastnameis“Smith”.InWesterncountries,peopleusuallydonotsayanotherperson’swholename.Theyusuallycallsomeonebyhisorherfirstname.WhenpeopleinWesterncountriesneedtobeformal,theysayMr.,Miss,Ms.orMrs.withtheperson’sfamilyname.Ⅱ.ImaginethataCanadianfriendcomestovisityourhouse.Whatshouldyoudotomakehimorherfeelcomfortable?Makeupadialoguewithyourpartnerandactitout.Readthepassageandfollowtheinstructions.TableMannersAllsocietieshavecustomsabouthowtoeatpolitely.InEnglish,wecallthesecustoms“tablemanners”.Basedoncultureandlocation,tablemannerscanbequitedifferentfromplacetoplace.It'sveryinteresting!Herearesomeexamples:PuttingItAllTogether?Insomecultures,it'spolitetoservefoodtoguests,whileinothercultures,peopledon'tdothisbecauseitmakestheguestsfeelliketheyarebeingforcedtoeat.?InmostEastAsiancountries,peopleusechopsticksatthetable.InWesterncountries,peopleusuallyeatwithaknifeandafork.Doyouknowthatinsomeplacespeoplesimplyusetheirhandstoeat?Andinsomeplaces,onlytheirrighthand??InRussia,it'spolitetoleaveabitoffoodonyourplatetoshowthehostthattherewasplentytoeat.ButinIndia,finishingthefoodonyourplateisconsideredpolite.Itmeansyouenjoyedthefood.Throughouttheworld,youwillfindmanydifferenttablemannersandcustoms.Sowhenyouvisitanotherplaceoranothercountry,takethetimetolearnthelocalcustomsandmanners.Remember,“WheninRome,doastheRomansdo”.Whataresomegoodmannersinyourhometown?Whatelsedoyouknowabouttablemanners?Writeaboutit.Example：?Inmyhometown,it'spolitetoservefoodtoourguests.?It'srudetoputyourelbowsonthetableinmycity.?Talkingwhenyouhavefoodinyourmouthisreallyrude.?It'snotpolitetouseatoothpickatthetable.It’spolitetoputfoodontheguests’platesinmyhometown.Findmoreexamplesfromthisunit.Thenmarkyourstars.Ⅰ.TalkingaboutCulturalDifferencesIthinkunderstandingculturedifferencesreallyhelpsustounderstandeachother,livetogetherandworktogether.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________IknowhowtoexpressculturaldifferencesinEnglish.☆☆☆☆☆Self-EvaluationItisimportantthatpeoplefromdifferentculturescanlivetogetherinonecountry.Ⅱ.AdverbialClausewith“though”or“although”

ThoughIwasalittlehurt,IstillenjoyedChristmasverymuch.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Icanuse“though”and“although”properly.☆☆☆☆☆A(yù)lthoughsayingareusuallysimpleandeasytoremember,theyarefullofdeepmeaning.ThoughIhavelivedhereforalongtime,Istilldon’tfeelCanadian.Icomefromaforeigncountry.Iamsomuchdifferentfromyou.SoifImakeAculturalmistake,Wouldyoupleasetellmewhattodo?WhereIcomefrom,weshake