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smile

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shake hands

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bow

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kiss

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bow kiss shake

smile German Japanese

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Russian visitor Russia

nod head hug

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India together Maori

touch

nose

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bow kiss

shake hands

smile

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Match the pictures with

the words and

expression from the box.

1/2/31/2/3

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1. Who will come to Lingling’s school?

Some Russian teachers.

2. What will Maori people do when they

meet?

They will touch noses.

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India kiss Russia together touch visitor

kiss

In China, people shake hands and

smile

American people shake hands and

sometimes (1) ______

Now complete the table with the

correct form of the words from the box.

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In (2) ______, people put their hands (3) ________ and nod their heads

when they meet(6) ________.

In (4) _______, people kiss each other three times

Maori people (5) ______ noses.

Indiatogether

Russia

touch

visitors

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Show your body languageSuppose you come from different countries.Group 1,you are from China.Group2, you are from the USA. Group 3 ,you come from India. Group 4, you are from Russia. Group 5, you are Maori people from New Zealand. Group 6, you are Japanese.Each group asks three students to come to the front. One student says where you are from, the other two show your body language.

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People in different countries may use

different body language to express the

same meaning and feelings. When you

speak with people from other countries,

try to understand

and respect their

body language.

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Game Time

Each group asks two students to come to the front, and you must stand face to face.

Round One, the teacher says the body language, you just do it.

Round Two, the teacher says the name of the country, you must do the body language at once.

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1. We Chinese often shake hands and

smile.

shake hands 表示“握手”。 Shake hands with sb.

表示“和某人握手”。

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2. 名词的复数: German → Germans

Japanese → Japanese

Russian → Russians

3. And some kiss or hug each other.

each other 表示“彼此,互相” , 通常放 在动词后。

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4. In India people put their hands together

and nod their heads.

put … together 表示“把……放在一起”。

5. They touch noses!

touch noses 表示“碰鼻子”。6. That’s because people do different

things in different countries.

That’s because … 表示“那是因为……”。

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1. Some ______ visit the Great Wall

every year.

A. visiter B. visitor C.

visitors

2. Chinese often _____ when they meet.

A. shake hands B. shakes hands

C. touch noses

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3. They help ______ when they are in

trouble.

A. each B. each other C. the

other

4. They all live _____ in a three-bedroom

house.

A. together B. with C. each

5. Would you like to talk with _______?

A. German B. Germans

C. Germen

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Make a dialogue in pairs

when you meet a foreigner.

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