Week 3 home_作业要求在倒数二张PPT上.pptVIP

Etiquette When Visiting Task 1. True or False Read the following statements about appropriate manners when visiting someone’s home. Decide whether they are True or False. 1. You should take along a thoughtful gift, even if you are visiting your mother, sister or best friend. 2. If you need to use the restroom, you should ask for permission and directions to the more public restroom. If you have observed that the only restroom is upstairs in a bedroom, you may want to try to wait until you go home. 3. Once you have arrived and have entered into the home, you can ask the host for a tour of the house. 4. Kissing the host and hostess on their cheeks is a way to show your engaging style. 5. Be specific with time of arrival. And before you arrive make a decision on how long you will stay. 6. Don’t show up earlier. Arrive when you say you will arrive. Etiquette When Visiting Task 2. Fill in blanks: Read two conversations: the first between Sarah and Andy; the second between Sarah’s parents and Andy. Choose from the alternatives to complete the conversation in the most appropriate way. The first one has been done for you. Etiquette When Visiting Sarah arrives at Andy’s flat and knocks at the door. Sarah: Hello! Andy: Hiya. (1) ____a____! Sarah: Here, I remembered to bring you that CD. Andy: Oh, (2) _______. Sarah: (3) _________? Andy: All right. I’m (4) __________. Sarah: Why? (5) __________? Andy: Nothing – it’s just that I didn’t finish work until five o’clock this morning. Sarah: Oh right. Well, you’d better just (6) _____ this evening. (7) _______ to watch telly, or shall I go and get a video? Andy: (8) _________. Sarah: Do you know what’s on telly tonight? Andy: Oh, (9) _____. Rubbish as usual, I should think. Sarah: Oh dear, you are in a bad mood. You’re not nervous about meeting my parents, are you? Andy: No – why should I be? But I am a bit worried about the long drive – my car’s (10) _______. Sarah: Oh well, let’s worry about that tomorrow.