Презентация на тему к уроку английского языка Манеры

in the morning or in the afternoon?
2.

Where do you have your lunch?
3. Do you go to school canteen?
4. Do you use a knife while eating?
5. Do you read when you are eating?
6. What do you say after eating?
7. How often do you help your mother to lay the table?
8. Do you blow at the dish if it is very hot?
9. Do you listen to music when you are eating?

chew
put elbows
follow
differ
stir
dislike
sit straight
keep impressions

cut off
blow at
lick fingers
table manners
habit
rule
correct way
impolite
silly

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It is polite ..
It is impolite…
The correct way to

sit at the table…

sometimes judge others by their manners at the table.
The

children learn it’s impolite to talk while eating or to chew with the mouth open. When they grow older they learn other table manners, for example not to eat more than one biscuit at a time or not to put their elbows on the table. Some people don’t know how they should get bread from the far end of the table and they don’t know how to use knifes or forks. Reading or listening to music is a bad habit and it is impolite towards others. There are own traditions and customs in each family. The girls follow these rules easier than boys. Some boys think it is all silly but they don’t want to differ from everyone and try to do what their mothers tell them to do.

false?
The children learn it is polite to talk while

eating.
Some people don’t know how they should get bread from the far end of the table.
Reading at the table is a good habit.
All people know how to use knives.
The boys usually follow the table manners easier than the girls.

by their table manners.
It’s impolite to … while

eating or to … with mouth open.
Listening to music is a bad…
The girls usually… these… than the boys.
The boys think it is all …
Some boys don’t want to… from everyone else.

used to express what the speaker thinks is right

or the best thing to do.

it, we, they- should.

follow the table manners?
- I shouldn’t follow the table

manners.

knives)
He … ( not put the elbows on the

table)
We… (not read while eating)
They …(not listen to music)
She …(put her knife and fork together on her plate)
We … ( not leave the spoon in our glasses while drinking)
The boys …( not think) it is silly.
He …( keep his impressions) to himself.
They … (sit straight)
He … (wash his hands) before eating.

shouldn’t we do?
( the 2nd group)

public.

you are invited to someone’s house

someone’s home.