Unit6 Table Manners

Teaching goals:

Period1

Know about some expressions of apology

Know what are good manners and bad manners

Study the language points concerned with the dialogue

Difficult points: listening part

Teaching method: explaining and practicing

Teaching tool: tape-recorder

Lead-in:Today we will study unit 6 Good manners. Well, what are good manners? It means good behaviors, you do something in a polite way. We can say that helping each other is

good manners

bad manners

We have known what are good manners, then, what about bad manners? What are bad manners? It means bad behaviors, you

do something in a impolite way. We can say that being late for class is

What are these?

1. butter plate and knife 2. dessert spoon 3. glass 4. salad plate 5. napkin 6. main course fork 7. salad fork 8. main plate 9. main course knife 10.soup spoon 11. cup, saucer, and teaspoon

Listen to me carefully and judge what are good manners and what are

bad manners

Wash hands before dinner

Finish eating everything on your plate

Talk with your mouth full

Stand up to get the food while eating

Come into other’s room without knocking at the door

Say thanks to someone who helped you

Smoking in public

Picking up flowers

Climbing the fence

Look at warming-up, there are four pictures, look at them and answer

my questions, then fill in the blanks

Where are they?

What are they doing?

What are the problems that Bill and Cliff talk about?

What does Bill say to apologize for taking the bike without telling Cliff?

What does Bill say to apologize for losing the bike?

Ok, so much for warming-up, next we will listen to a story between Bill and Cliff, read the questions first and try to guess the main idea

Ok, first I will play the tape whole, then I will play it on sentences by sentences, listen carefully and try to fill in the blanks

Well, from warming-up and listening,we can learn something how to say sorry,how to apologize

It does not matter

That’s all right/OK

Never mind

Forget it

Don’t mention it

Don’t think anymore about it

I’very/terribly/really sorry

Excuse me for…

Forgive me for…

I apologize for…

I apologize to somebody for

I beg your pardon