"Британские манеры"
творческая работа учащихся (английский язык, 8 класс) по теме

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British manners Подготовили учащиеся 8 класса под руководством учителя английского языка Абрюки И.А. Январь 2012 г .

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Цель проекта: Познакомиться с обычаями страны изучаемого языка Обогатить словарный запас учащихся новыми английскими словами и выражениями Использовать данный материал на уроках английского языка при изучении страноведения

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Meeting and Greeting The handshake is the common form of greeting The British might seem a little stiff and formal at first Avoid prolonged eye contact as it makes people feel uncomfortable When introducing people: Introduce a younger person to an older person When two people are of similar age introduce the one you know better to the other person

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Topics to talk about Films , eg "Have you seen the film Harry Potter?" Music , eg "What sort of music do you like?" Books , eg "Have you read any good books recently ?” Sport , eg "Have you been watching Football Cup final?" General matters, eg "Have you lived here long? Travel, eg "Did you have a good journey?« The weather, eg "It's a lovely day today, isn't it?" Nature, eg "The garden looks lovely, doesn't it?" Pets, eg "What a lovely dog. What is his name?" (British people love dogs or cats)

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Topics not to talk about You should be careful when you talk about: Age , eg "How old are you ? Appearance or weight, eg "You seem to have put on some weight Personal gossip about somebody you know Money, eg "How much do you earn?" Politics, eg "Who did you vote for at the last election?" Religion, eg "Do you believe in God? Criticisms or complaints, eg "Why is British food so bad?"

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FOOD ETIQUETTTE The British enjoy entertaining people in their homes. You may arrive 10-15 minutes later than invited to dinner. However, if going to a restaurant be on time. Remain standing until invited to sit down. Do not rest your elbows on the table. If invited to a meal at a restaurant, the person extending the invitation usually pays. Asking for more You shouldn't ask for more unless your host offers it by asking, "Would you like some more?" or, "Would you like seconds?" Possible answers include "Yes please", "Just a little bit, please", or "That was lovely, but I'm full, thank you"

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Old fashioned table manners Table manners are becoming a thing of the past. Most people now believe it is fine to answer a mobile phone during dinner. Researchers polled 3,000 adults and found people think it is acceptable to talk with their mouth full. Eating dinner in front of the TV is also now acceptable. Leaving the table before everyone has finished and even picking at food with fingers is no longer bad. The study found more than half of people admit they pay little or no attention to manners drilled into them by their parents when they were younger.

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Gift Giving Etiquette The British exchange gifts between family members and close friends for birthdays and Christmas. The gift need not be expensive, but it should be something pleasant. If invited to someone's home, it is normal to take along a box of good chocolates or flowers. Gifts are opened when received

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