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【正文】 watching television, ___________. (NMET 2020) A. the doorbell rang B. the doorbell rings C. we heard the doorbell ring D. we heard the doorbell rings 7. _______ the programme, they have to stay there for another two weeks.(） A. Not pleting B. Not pleted C. Not having pleted D. Having not pleted 8. “You can’t catch me!” Ja shouted, ____ away. (NEMT 2020) A. run B. running C. to run D. ran 9. “We can’t go out in this weather,” said Bob, _______out of the window. (NMET 2020) A. looking B. to look C. looked D. having been looked 10. The storm left, ____a lot of damage to this area. (NEMT 2020) A. caused B. to have caused C. to cause D. having caused D C B A D Homework: Finish the Ex. 3 and the exercises in Using structures. Unit 4 Body Language Period 4 Showing our feelings Teaching aims Get to know the use of body language as the expression of personal emotion and reactions. Get to know the use of some words amp。expressions amp。Ving form I am tired. I am full. I am hungry. press palms/rest your head on it/ eyes closed move hand in circle pat stomach Usually what gestures we will do ? Warming up ( 10 m ) show interest be rude or disrespectful money zero rudeness [USA] [Nigeria] [Germany, Japan] OK eye contact thumbs up Can you figure out the meanings of the following gestures in the following countries? the number one rude great / good job [Brazil,Germany] [France] [Japan] [usually] Welldone Ok stop quiet victory! Leadingin In what kind of ways can we show our feelings such as excitement? Two ways : Spoken language Unspoken language I am so excited !! body language Skimming Divide the text into three parts and match the main idea with each part. Part 1 (Para 1) Part 2 (Para 2Para6) Part 3 (Para 7Para8) Body language is sometimes more important than spoken language. examples of some body language. There are differences in body language, and it’s important for us to know them. 1. Body language is never as important as spoken language. 2. If you are angry at a person, you might turn your back to him or her. 3. You can threaten a person by refusing to speak. 4. If you stand with your arms across your body, you are always protecting yourself from being physically attacked. F is often more important than T F You threaten a person by physical action. F You may be protecting yourself from a conversation you do not want, or you may be showing that you do not agree with someone. Listening 5. If you sit looking away from a person, or with your back turned, you are saying you are not interested in that person. 6. You should not greet your new boss by giving her or him a hug. 7. Body language is the same all over the world. 8. Most people can understand each other if they try. T T F sometimes the same, but it is sometimes quite different. T similar body language or turning one’s back to someone to show anger 2. closing one’s hand and shaking it at someone to threaten that person 3. nodding the head up and down to show agreement Careful reading similar body language 4. shaking the head to show disagreement or refusal 5. looking away from a person or yawning to show no interest to the person 6. standing, holding your arms across your chest to protect yourself from an unwanted conversation similar body language 7. sitting, looking at and turning towards the person you are talking to 8. rolling your eyes and turn your head away to show you are interested to show you do not believe what you hear or you do not like it different body language ’s looking directly at an adult in Asia and South America not good behavior ’s not looking directly at the teacher in North America to get punishment from their teachers because they think the children are not telling the truth misunderstanding 2. standing too close to your boss or teacher hug to your boss or teacher not acceptable probably not a good idea to show respect 1. a smile smile Universal gestures A smile does not always mean that one is happy. A smile can hide other feelings, such as anger, fear or worry. If someone “l(fā)oses face” they may smile to hide it. A smile usually intends to put people at ease. I. Answer the Following Questions 1)Tell us what’s the function of Body language? 2) How do you understand “smile”? 3)Cultures are different in different parts of the world. So find out an example in the passage. 1)Tell us what’s the function of Body language? 2) How do you understand “smile”? 3)Cultures are different in different parts of the world. So find out an example in the passage. Showing all kinds of feelings, wishes and attitudes. Facial expression, happy , hiding other feelings, like anger, fear or worry Look at somebody directly or not There are many phrases about “Body language”. Find them out and give the correct explanation in English , then try your best to act them out. Question 4 生某人的氣 威脅某人 以笑掩飾“丟臉” 對某人不感興趣 保護(hù)自己或躲開談話 不相信聽到的話或不喜歡聽到的事情 Think over the questions below and discuss it with your partners. Make notes during your discussion. can we know others’ feelings, even if they don’t speak? us an example of a person whose “Body language” is very important in your mind. Tell us your reasons. Discussion Language points 1. similar adj. 類似的， 相似的 similarity n. 相似，類似 similarly adv. 相