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Unit6GoodmannersGoodmannersWarming-up&Speaking仓廪实则知礼义，衣食足则知荣辱
-----管仲
Mannersmaketheman.
----proverb礼貌造就人。
WheninRome,doastheRomansdo.
-----proverb入乡随俗
GoodMannersaretheartofmakingthosepeopleeasywithwhomweconverse.
---JonathanSwift
礼貌周到是使同我们谈话的那些人感到自在的艺术。
--（英作家）斯威夫特Whatishappening?A:CanIcomein?
B:We’vealreadystarted.
A:Imissedthebus.
B:Weareonpage47.Astudentistalkingwithtwootherpeoplewhoaretalking.A:MayIinterruptyou
foramoment?
B:Jordan.
A:Mr.Baker.Iputmy
homeworkonyourdesk.Thereisaboyandagirlwithanumbrellainacanteen.Theyseemtobetalking.A:Hey,
B:Oh,
A:That’sallright.Therearemanypeopleinanairportorrailwaystation.Someoneseemstogetpushed.A:Ouch,
B:Howisthetablelaid?调查分析选B多的人大都属有礼貌的自信型

尽管你也顾及你的亲朋好友，但你不会让别人处于优于你的地位。当你感到被亏待时，你会坦诚说出来。你关注别人，也关注自己，二者之间保持着很好的平衡，而且设有限度，因而你永远不会感到困窘。朋友们知道你会坦诚待人，故而也信赖你的诚实。WaysofmakingapologizesSituation1Situation2Situation3Makedialogueswiththefollowingsituations:
StepⅠStepⅡInterruptStepⅢWarmingupA:____MayIinterruptyouforamoment?


B:_____,Jordan?


A:_____MrBaker.Iputmyhomeworkonyourdesk.A:Hey,__________.

B:Oh,___________.

A:That’sallright.I’mterriblysorry
Whatareyoudoing
StepⅣSpeakingStepⅣSpeakingStepⅤListeningThemainideaofeachpartInwhatorderwillthefollowingdishesbeservedatawesternparty?TablemannersinPartTwo4.Peoplecanusetheirfingerswheneatingchickenorotherbirds,butnevertouchbeeforothermeatonbones.
5.Finisheatingeverythingontheplates,don’ttakemorefoodthanyouneed.
6.Trytospeakquietlyandsmilealot,butdon’tlaughallthetime.
7.Drinksoftdrinksifwedrivehomeafterdinner.
8.Drinkwhiteorredwinewiththefood.
9.Whendrinkingtosomeone’shealth,youraiseyourglassesbutnottouch.
10.Thecustomoftoastinginwesterndinneristoonlytakeasip,nottodrinktoomuch.
Mastermuchmoreabouttablemannersatawesterndinnerparty.4.Situpstraightatthetable.Bringthefooduptoyourmouth.Donotleandowntoyourplate.
5.Drinkonlywhenthereisnofoodinyourmouth.
6.Don’tpickupthesoupbowl
anddrinkfromit.
7.Don’treachacrossthetableforsomekindoffood.Pleaseasksomeonetopassadishtoyou.
8.Don’tputbonesonthetable.J