Unit 3 Ways of socialising

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To our class, 12/2 TEACHER: Huynh Thi Yen Nhi Nguyen Hue Upper-Secondary School Group A Group B - Waving - Nodding - Shaking hands - Clapping one’s hands - Raising one’s hand - Pointing Forms of nonverbal Some ways of communicati socializing on What we use these signals for? What are the people in the pictures doing ? In picture 1: They are shaking hands and greeting each other In picture 2: They are waving to say goodbye Do you often use these signals? In which cases? Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading non-verbal (a) ≠ verbal (a) Ex: Waving, clapping one’s hands and nodding non-verbal are forms of communication (exp): thu hút chú ý 2.to get/attract someone’s attention rude (a) = impolite (a) Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading to point at/to s.o/s.th : vào formal (adj) : trang trọng ≠ informal (a) →formality (n) ≠ informality (n) Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading jump up and down (v) Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading approach (v) Ex: The school bus is coming near the bus stop Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading non-verbal (a) /nɒn'vɜ:b(ə)l/ ≠ verbal (a) phi ngôn ngữ ≠ lời nói to get/attract so’s attention thu hút chú ý rude /ru:d/ (a) = impolite /impə'lait/ (a) thô lỗ point at/to (v) vào formal/'fɔ:məl/ (a) ≠ informal/in'fɔ:məl/ (a) formality/fɔ:'mæliti/ (n) ≠ informality/infɔ:'mæliti/ (n) jump up and down /dʒʌmp/(v) nhảy lên nhảy xuống approach [ə'prout∫] (v) tiếp cận, đến gần Check Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statement Prediction At a noisy party, you can clap your hands or whistle to attract your friend’s attention In a restaurant, we can raise our hands to show that we need assistance It is considered impolite to whistle or clap our hands to get the waiter’s attention in the restaurant It is unacceptable for the teacher to point at her/his students To get your friend’s attention, you shouldn’t point at the person or thing you want her/him to look at Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statements At a noisy party, you can clap your hands or whistle to attract your friend’s attention Para 1, line and F Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statements In a restaurant, we can raise our hands T to show that we need assistance Para 3, line and Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statements It is considered impolite to whistle or clap our hands to get the waiter’s attention in the restaurant Para 3, line and T Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statements It is unacceptable for the teacher to point at her/his students Para 5, line and F Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading True/False Statements To get your friend’s attention, you shouldn’t point at the person or thing you want her/him to look at Para 5, line and T Read the passage carefully and choose the best answers: is considered the most common way of getting someone’s attention A raising one’s hand B pointing C waving D clapping one’s hands You can jump up and down and wave as hard as you can to attract your brother’s attention A at the airport B in a restaurant C at a noisy party D in the schoolyard We can use either verbal or _ communication to attract someone’s attention A signal B non-verbal C appropriate D simply Which of the following is NOT true? A We can raise our hand slightly to attract the waiter’s attention B A small friendly wave to attract the teacher’s attention in the schoolyard is acceptable C The teacher can point at a student in class to get his/her attention D Pointing at someone is usually considered polite The best title for the passage is A Some Social Situations in Attracting Attention D Attracting Attention by Waving B Attracting Attention: Non-verbal Cues C The Best Ways of Attracting Attention UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING-A READING Lucky numbers Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task Which of the following is NOT true? We can can raise raise our our hand hand slightly slightly to to attract attract We the waiter’s waiter’s attention attention the A small small friendly friendly wave wave to to attract attract the the teacher’s teacher’s A attention in in the the schoolyard schoolyard isis acceptable acceptable attention The teacher teacher can can point point at at aa student student in in class class The to get get his/her his/her attention attention to Pointing at at someone someone isis usually usually Pointing considered polite polite considered Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task The best title for the passage is Some Social Social Situations Situations in in Attracting Attracting Attention Attention Some Attracting Attention: Attention: Non-verbal Non-verbal Cues Cues Attracting The Best Best Ways Ways of of Attracting Attracting Attention Attention The Attracting Attention Attention by by Waving Waving Attracting Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task 2 You can jump up and down and wave as hard as you can to attract your brother’s attention at the the airport airport at in aa restaurant restaurant in at aa noisy noisy party party at in the the schoolyard schoolyard in Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task is considered the most common way of getting someone’s attention raising one’s one’s hand hand raising pointing pointing waving waving clapping one’s one’s hands hands clapping Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task We can use either verbal or _ communication to attract someone’s attention signal signal non-verbal non-verbal appropriate appropriate simply simply Unit Ways of Socialising: A Reading IV Task 3: What 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 ? In the Netherlands, 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 Hand-clapping means to encourage someone In Vietnam, hand-clapping means encouraging  go away! Sorry You are wrong ! Hand-clapping means to encourage someone 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 Prepare: Speaking of Unit