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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку English manners для 5-6 класса
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку English manners для 5-6 класса
- 2. What meals do the English usually have?Practically,
- 3. What meals do they usually have?
- 4. Where will we have a meal?
- 5. British Menu
- 6. English people don’s say “Good appetite”. They
- 7. In the CafeMenu, please! – Меню, пожалуйста!Do
- 8. It’s polite to bring some chocolate and
- 9. When you leave your friend’s place where
- 10. - Would you like a cup of
- 11. -Would you like a cup of tea?-Yes,
- 12. The Englishman keeps the knife in his right hand, the fork in the left.
- 13. When he finishes his meal, he puts the knife and the fork like this.
- 14. It is not polite to take the
- 15. Don’t put your elbows on the table.
- 16. Put the napkin on your lap.
- 17. It is not polite to leave the table during the meal.
- 18. Cut your meat into small pieces, one piece at a time.
- 19. It is not polite to leave a
- 20. Don’t eat from your knife.
- 21. Don’t talk with your mouth full.
- 22. Never read or work while eating.
- 23. Take a slice of bread from the
- 24. It is polite to finish everything on
- 25. If you’re visiting a family, you should
- 26. Bon Appetit!
- 27. Enjoy your meal!
What meals do the English usually have?Practically, they don’t use the term «supper». They use the word «dinner».
Слайд 1English Table Manners
Жабыко Ирина Витольдовна
Учитель английского языка
МБОУ школа №39
Г. Дзержинск
2015 год
Слайд 2What meals do the English usually have?
Practically, they don’t use the
term «supper». They use the word «dinner».
Слайд 6English people don’s say “Good appetite”. They use the French phrase
«Bon Appetit!»
Americans say:
Have a nice meal!
Enjoy your meal!
Слайд 7In the Cafe
Menu, please! – Меню, пожалуйста!
Do you serve vegetarian food?
– У вас подают вегетарианскую пищу?
May I make/place an order? – Могу я сделать заказ?
What would you recommend? – Что бы вы порекомендовали?
What is the dish of the day? – Какое сегодня блюдо дня?
I’ ll have this. – Я буду это (указывая на пункт в меню).
I’ll have the same. – Я буду то же самое.
How would you like it? – Как вам приготовить его (блюдо)?
How long will it take? – Сколь времени на это потребуется?
What is the specialty of the house? – Какое у вас фирменное блюдо?
May I make/place an order? – Могу я сделать заказ?
What would you recommend? – Что бы вы порекомендовали?
What is the dish of the day? – Какое сегодня блюдо дня?
I’ ll have this. – Я буду это (указывая на пункт в меню).
I’ll have the same. – Я буду то же самое.
How would you like it? – Как вам приготовить его (блюдо)?
How long will it take? – Сколь времени на это потребуется?
What is the specialty of the house? – Какое у вас фирменное блюдо?
Слайд 8
It’s polite to bring some chocolate and flowers when you’re visiting
somebody.
You are invited by one of the British friends to their place for dinner.
Слайд 9When you leave your friend’s place where you stay for some
days, you should make a small present to the parents.
When you visit somebody’s house you should always say: What a nice flat you have! What a nice house you have!
Слайд 10
- Would you like a cup of tea?
- Help yourself to
biscuits, please.
-Sugar?
-Sugar?
- Thank you.
- Yes, please.
Слайд 11
-Would you like a cup of tea?
-Yes, certainly.
-Here you are.
-No, thank
you. Can I have another cup of tea?
-Could you pass me the butter, please?
-Could you pass me the butter, please?
Слайд 14It is not polite to take the biggest piece.
Leave the biggest
piece for someone else, because others like the dish too.
Слайд 23Take a slice of bread from the bread plate with your
hand. Don’t take your bread with a fork.
Слайд 25If you’re visiting a family, you should offer to help clear
the table and wash up the dishes after a meal.
