know little about trust: believe in, rely on be armed (with): be equipped with weapon
Para2:
* Chinese * Japanese * Hindu * Muslim * Young people in the West
中小学精编教育课件
M4U4 Reading Task
The Open Hand – A Universal Sign
If you are going to write the article with this title, which part will you write first? Why?
Body language – different Carried meaning – the same
Structure of Para2:
Body language – different
* Chinese * Japanese * Hindu * Muslim * Young people in the West
of greeting
* Why do people shake hands?
Order?
Para1: The most popular way to show the open hand in the world
1.Smile and handshake – the two most popular ways of greeting
(1)Different ways of showing the open hand in different countries
(2)The most popular way to show the open hand in the worled on the logical meaning, decide the order of the 4 questions in a paragraph.
My suggestion for learning body language is that When we see an English film or talk with native speakers, observe their facial expression and gestures. Keep a record of what interests us most. Watch what people do as well as what they say. We can learn more from actions than we can from words.
Para1: The most popular way to show the open hand in the world
* Why do people smile?
* How do people shake hands?
* Smile and handshake – the two most popular ways
Carried meaning – the same
Think about it!
What can we do to avoid misunderstanding caused by ways of greeting between people from different cultures?
1. Be friendly and understanding.
2. Why do people smile? 3. Why do people shake hands? 4. How do people shake hands?
Para1: stranger: someone we don’t know unfamiliar place: place we haven’t been to or
2. Always wear a smile when greeting, for its something universal.
3. Combine spoken language and unspoken language to communicate better.
4. Learn more about cultural difference and make adjustment whenever necessary.