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1.學習新單詞和短語：formal,napkin,lap,fork,dish,quietly,dine,elbow,spoon,chopstick,finger,tablemanner,eatup,drinktosb./sth.等；2.學習西方正餐的餐桌禮儀，進一步了解西方的飲食文化與風俗習慣以及賓語從句。

spoon

n.匙，調(diào)羹chopstick

n.筷子napkin

n.餐巾fork

n.叉，餐叉e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931CD287D4016AA7B206952849508909359D9286F36FCA4AC688B1E52AF2B8A36BD5CFE19290B2965B0C99E30B7F666D708D2581EC333905010FC684C8DCAA14008Lookatthepictureandwritethewordsonthelines.B_______forkCspoonD_______plateE_______napkinglassknifeA_______F_______e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931CD287D4016AA7B206952849508909359D9286F36FCA4AC688B1E52AF2B8A36BD5CFE19290B2965B0C99E30B7F666D708D2581EC333905010FC684C8DCAA14008DoyouknowifitispolitetoeatsoupnoisilyinJapan?Supposeyouwouldgotoaformalwesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttime,butyoudon'tknowtheirtablemanners.Doyouwanttogetsomeadvice?adj.正式的n.(單)方式；舉止；態(tài)度（復）禮儀，禮貌e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931CD287D4016AA7B206952849508909359D9286F36FCA4AC688B1E52AF2B8A36BD5CFE19290B2965B0C99E30B7F666D708D2581EC333905010FC684C8DCAA140081b1.Whenyoustartdining,youshouldtakeyournapkinfirstandputitonyourlap.2.Atthetable,peoplealwayskeeptheforkintheirlefthands.3.It’simpolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate.4.It’spolitetospeakloudlyandsmilealot.5.Whenyoudrinktosomeone,youshouldraiseyourglassandtakeonlyalittle.Read1aandmarkT(True)orF(False).TFFF()()()()T()e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931CD287D4016AA7B206952849508909359D9286F36FCA4AC688B1E52AF2B8A36BD5CFE19290B2965B0C99E30B7F666D708D2581EC333905010FC684C8DCAA14008KeyPoints

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以……開始，以……開頭

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eatupsth./eatsth.up吃完，吃光4.Whenyoudrinktosomeone,...

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A:Canyoutellmeifit'spolitetoeatwithyourarmsorelbowsonthetableinAmerica?B:Yes,Ican.It'simpolite.A:Doyouknowwhetherornotit'simpolitetosmokeduringamealinFrance?B:Yes,Ido.It'simpolite.A:WeknowpeopleuseaspoonandaforktoeatinThailand.Doyouknowwhethertheyuseknives?B:Yes,Ido.Theydon'tusethem.Ａ：IknowIndianseatwiththeirrighthands.Idon‘tknowifthere’snoneedforknives,forksorchopsticks.Ｂ：No,there'snoneed.Matchthepictureswiththeconversations.Thenpracticeinpairs.2CBADDiscusseatingcustomsindifferentcountries,usingobjectclauses.Example:IsitpolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina?A:Iwanttoknowwhether/ifitispolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina.B:Idon'tthinkthatitispolitetopointatpeoplewithchopsticksinChina.1.IsitpolitetoeatsoupveryquietlyinmostAfricancountries?2.CanpeoplesmokeduringamealinFrance?3.Willpeopleleaveassoonastheyfinisheatinginwesterncountries?4.DoAmericanseatfoodlikechickenlegswiththeirfingers?5.Doesaformalwesterndinneralwaysstartwithasmalldish?3賓語從句賓語從句用陳述句語序Doyouknowif/whetherhelikesTimesEnglishPost?Iwanttoknowwhattheyaretalkingabout.Maybeyoudon’tknowwhetherit’spoliteornottospeakloudlyatthetable.把下列句子合并成一個含有賓語從句的復合句。1.Idon’tknow.Issheateacher?2.Doyouknow?IsitgoodtowatchTVtoomuch?3.Idon’tknow.Isitpolitetoeatupthefoodonyourplate?4.I’mnotsure.Isheathome?5.Iwanttoknow.Willitrai