Goodbye Yes Come here Yes Money Im surprised
Goodbye. Yes. Come here. Yes. Money! I’m surprised. Come here. Goodbye. I’m surprised.
UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING READING
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói ≠ verbal (adj)
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói ≠Verbal 2. Formal (adj) : trang trọng ≠ Informal →Formality (n) ≠ Informality
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói 2. Formal(adj) ≠ Informal 3. Rude (Adj): thô lỗ = Impolite
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói 2. Formal(adj) ≠ Informal 3. Rude(adj): thô lỗ 4. To approach : tiếp cận
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói 2. Formal(adj) ≠ Informal 3. Rude(adj): thô lỗ 4. To approach : tiếp cận 5. To point at s. o or s. th : chỉ vào
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói 2. Formal(adj) ≠ Informal 3. Rude(adj): thô lỗ 4. To approach : tiếp cận 5. To point at s. o or s. th : chỉ vào 6. To nod : gật đầu → Nod (n) 7. To wave: vẫy tay → Wave (n)
NEW WORDS 1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói 2. Formal(adj) ≠ Informal 3. Rude(adj): thô lỗ 4. To approach : tiếp cận 5. To point at s. o or s. th : chỉ vào 6. To nod : gật đầu 7. To wave: vẫy tay 8. To attract one’s attention : thu hút sự chú ý của ai
CHECKING VOCABULARY To approach Formal To point at Rude Informal To attract one’s attention Non- verbal
WHILE - READING Activity 1: What’s the title ? Decide which of the three options below is the best title for the passage : A. Attracting Attention : Non – verbal Cues B. Attracting Attention by Waving C. The Best Ways of Attracting Attention
WHILE - READING Activity 2: Gap sentences Filling in the gaps with the suitable words and phrases in the text : non- verbal communication to 1. We can use either verbal or ______ attract someone’s attention. 2. Jumping _______ up and down and waving are considered to be big , obvious non- verbal signals. the waiter’s attention , we wait until he 3. If he wants to attract ____________ passes us , catch his eyes , and nod slightly to let him know. across the schoolyard and see your teacher 4. If you are walking _______ a small friendly wave to attract his approaching , you can use a __________ or her attention. 5. _____ Pointing at someone is usually considered rude.
POST - READING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 What do these gestures mean? Let’s choose the correct answers.
Yes? or No? In Greece , a nod means. . . Yes No
She wants to say No. In Greece , a nod means. . . No Yes
Sorry. You are wrong ! In Greece , a nod means No , not Yes. She wants to say No, not Yes.
Yes ? or Money ? In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean. . . Yes. Money.
He wants to say yes In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean. . . Yes. Money.
Sorry. You are wrong ! In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean yes , not money. He wants to say yes.
? In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means. . . The third person (a friend of yours, for example) doesn’t want to spend money. The third person can’t help you anything.
You can’t depend on that man. In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means. . . The third person (a friend of yours, for example) can’t help you anything. The third person doesn’t want to spend money.
Sorry. You are wrong ! You can’t depend on that man. In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means. . . The third person (a friend of yours, for example) doesn’t want to spend money. The third person can’t help you anything.
I don’t know. ? Go away ! In Italy, flicking your chin means. . . I don’t know. Go away !
Go away ! In Italy, flicking your chin means. . . Go away ! I don’t know.
Sorry. You are wrong ! Go away ! In Italy , flicking your chin means. . . I don’t know Go away !
No? Yes ? Come here ? In Germany, tossing your head means. . . No Yes Come here !
She wants me to come here. In Germany, tossing your head means. . . Come here ! Yes No
Sorry. You are wrong ! She wants me to come here. In Germany, tossing your head means come here ! , not yes or no.
There’s a telephone call or you are crazy? In most parts of Europe , circling your head means. . . there’s a telephone call the person is crazy.
Sorry. You are wrong ! You mean you are crazy. In most parts of Europe , circling your head means. . . there’s a telephone call the person is crazy.
You mean you are crazy. In most parts of Europe , circling your head means. . . the person is crazy there’s a telephone call.
HOMEWORK 1. Ask Ss to write the different meanings of some gestures they have been introduced in the Post reading. 2. Prepare the Speaking and Listening of the Unit 3.
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