九年級英語下冊module6eatingtogetherunit2knivesandforksareusedformostwesternfood外研版-預覽頁
【正文】 this.” Chinese people are polite and kind, so don’t worry if you make mistakes, because they won’t get angry with you but they will five you. 1. There’s a saying, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” 有一句諺語 , “入鄉(xiāng)隨俗”。 說明 annoyed or angry cross adj. 惱怒的 。 格言 an expression used as a toast cheers int. (用于祝酒 ) 干杯 Words and expressions Words a flat, round dish from which food is served or eaten, or the food on such a dish plate n. 盤子 the details or reasons that someone gives to make something clear or easy to understand explanation n. 解釋 。 dinner (7 pm or later) Things to say at the start of a meal: in France: Bon appetite in Italy: Buon appetito in Britain: nothing is said in Britain: Cheers! How to eat food Being served Most food is eaten with a knife and fork. You may be asked to serve yourself, or be served by your host. Refusing food Number of dishes At the end of the meal Politely say you can’t eat or don’t want any more. Fewer dishes are offered than in China People stay and talk around the table。例如： While in the chemistry lab, do as I say, please. 在化學實驗室 , 請按照我說的去做。 The old lady was really cross when the boy’s ball broke her window. 那個小孩兒的球打破了老太太的窗戶 , 她很生氣。 She was sitting on the floor with her legs crossed. 她盤著腿坐在地上。 but總是位于所引出的分句之首 , 而 however可位于句首、句中或句尾； but之后丌用逗號 , 而 however常用逗號不句子的其它部分隔開。 支配 在 …… 期間 遍及 。 4. 在 …… 期間 My grandchildren will stay over Christmas. 我的孫兒孫女們圣誕節(jié)期間會
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