Презентация на тему: "Презентация по английскому языку на тему "Этикет в Великобритании"(8 класс)"

SOCIAL ETIQUETTE IN THE UK
Составил: Маркова И.А.
Учитель английского языка
МБОУ Одинцовская СОШ №17 с УИОП

It`s a fact that every country has its own social etiquette. People should know local customs and rules of polite behavior. And it doesn`t matter if you live in this country or just visit it as a tourist.

WHAT IS SOCIAL ETIQUETTE?




• Is it customs & rules
for polite behavior? or
• Is it customs or beliefs which have existed for a long time?

to respect – уважать
to kiss on the cheek – целовать в щёку
to give smb a hug – обнимать
affectionate – нежный, ласковый
offended – обиженный
small talk – светская беседа
marital status – семейное положение
acceptable – приемлемый, допустимый
hosts - хозяева

A handshake is the most common form of greeting when you meet someone for the first time

It is only when you greet close friends or relatives that you would kiss them on the cheek or give them a hug

AFFECTIONATE NAMES
dear дорогой , дорогая
chuck друг
mate приятель
guv друг
son сынок, братан
madam (ma-am) мэм

age religion politics marital status

weight how much they earn.







family films television sport studies
food hobbies weather

When you visit people at home:
be on time
take a gift for your hosts (bottle of wine, a bunch of flowers or a box of chocolates)
phone before you visit someone

Match the words to their definitions

1. respect a) put your arms around them and hold them tightly;
2. kiss (sb) on the cheek b) showing love or fondness for sb;
3. give them a hug c) have a good opinion of their character or ideas;
4. affectionate d) people who have guests
5. offended e) good enough, appropriate;
6. small talk f) the state of being married or not;
7. marital status g) conversation about unimportant things between
people who do not know each other well;
8. Acceptable h) upset because of sth sb has or has not done;
9. Hosts i) kiss sb on the side of their face;

Match the words to their definitions

1. respect a) put your arms around them and hold them tightly;
2. kiss (sb) on the cheek b) showing love or fondness for sb;
3. give them a hug c) have a good opinion of their character or ideas;
4. affectionate d) people who have guests
5. offended e) good enough, appropriate;
6. small talk f) the state of being married or not;
7. marital status g) conversation about unimportant things between
people who do not know each other well;
8. Acceptable h) upset because of sth sb has or has not done;
9. Hosts i) kiss sb on the side of their face;

Eye-to-eye contact.
When you talk to native speaker it’s impolite not to look into his/her eyes.
the British - “see”
the Russians - “hear”.

Look! - Послушай! (Привлечь внимание в разговоре)
I have to see the doctor (lawer) – Мне надо посоветоваться с врачом (адвокатом)
Blind wall - глухая стена




Needle eye - игольное ушко

That’s what we learnt today:
rules of polite behavior

Now we know how to

communicate with foreigners
using the rules of etiquette