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    Nguồn: Violet
    Người gửi: Nguyễn Tiến Dũng (trang riêng)
    Ngày gửi: 15h:59' 06-07-2010
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    To our class, 12A5
    TEACHER: TRAN VAN DONG
    NGUYEN TRUNG TRUC HIGH SCHOOL
    Money!
    Come here.
    I’m surprised .
    Goodbye.
    Yes.
    Goodbye.
    Yes.
    Money!
    I’m surprised .
    Come here.
    UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING READING
    NEW WORDS
    1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói

    ≠ verbal (adj)
    NEW WORDS
    1. Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    ≠Verbal
    2. Formal (adj) : trang trọng
    →Formality (n) ≠ Informality
    ≠ Informal
    NEW WORDS
    3. Rude (Adj):thô lỗ = Impolite
    Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    Formal(adj) ≠ Informal


    NEW WORDS
    Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    Formal(adj) ≠ Informal
    Rude(adj): thô lỗ


    4. To approach : tiếp cận
    NEW WORDS
    Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    Formal(adj) ≠ Informal
    Rude(adj): thô lỗ


    4. To approach : tiếp cận
    5. To point at s.o or s.th : chỉ vào
    NEW WORDS
    Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    Formal(adj) ≠ Informal
    Rude(adj): thô lỗ


    4. To approach : tiếp cận
    5. To point at s.o or s.th : chỉ vào
    6. To nod : gật đầu
    7. To wave: vẫy tay
    → Nod (n)
    → Wave (n)
    NEW WORDS
    Non – verbal (adj) : không lời nói
    Formal(adj) ≠ Informal
    Rude(adj): thô lỗ


    4. To approach : tiếp cận
    6. To nod : gật đầu
    7. To wave: vẫy tay
    5. To point at s.o or s.th : chỉ vào
    8. To attract one’s attention : thu hút sự chú ý của ai
    CHECKING VOCABULARY
    To approach
    To point at
    Rude
    Formal
    Informal
    To attract one’s attention
    Non- verbal
    WHILE - READING
    Activity 1: What’s the title ?
    Decide which of the three options below is the best title for the passage :
    A. Attracting Attention : Non – verbal Cues
    B. Attracting Attention by Waving
    C. The Best Ways of Attracting Attention
    WHILE - READING
    Activity 2: Gap sentences
    Filling in the gaps with the suitable words and phrases in the text :
    We can use either verbal or ____________ communication to attract someone’s attention .
    2. ______________ and waving are considered to be big , obvious non- verbal signals .
    3. If he wants to _______________________ , we wait until he passes us , catch his eyes , and nod slightly to let him know .
    4. If you are ______________ the schoolyard and see your teacher approaching , you can use a ___________________ to attract his or her attention .
    5. __________ someone is usually considered rude .
    non- verbal
    Jumping up and down
    attract the waiter’s attention
    walking across
    a small friendly wave
    Pointing at
    1
    6
    3
    4
    5
    2
    What do these gestures mean?
    Let`s choose the correct answers .
    POST - READING
    7
    8
    Yes? or No?
    In Greece , a nod means ...
    Yes

    No
    She wants to say No.
    In Greece , a nod means ...
    No
    Yes


    She wants to say No, not Yes.
    In Greece , a nod means No , not Yes .
    Sorry. You are wrong !
    Yes ?or Money ?
    In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean ...
    Yes .
    Money .
    He wants to say yes
    In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean ...
    Yes .
    Money .


    In Tonga , raised eyebrows mean yes , not money.

    He wants to say
    yes.
    Sorry. You are wrong !
    In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means ...
    The third person (a friend of yours, for example) doesn’t want to spend money .
    The third person can’t help you anything .
    ?
    In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means ...
    The third person (a friend of yours, for example) can’t help you anything .
    The third person doesn’t want to spend money .
    You can’t depend on that man .


    Sorry. You are wrong !
    In the Netherland, tapping your elbow means ...
    The third person (a friend of yours, for example) doesn’t want to spend money .
    The third person can’t help you anything .
    You can’t depend on that man .


    In Italy, flicking your chin means ...
    I don’t know.

    Go away !
    Go away !
    I don’t know.
    ?
    In Italy, flicking your chin means ...
    Go away !

    I don’t know.

    Go away !


    Sorry. You are wrong !
    Go away !


    In Italy , flicking your chin means ...
    I don’t know

    Go away !
    No? Yes ?
    Come here ?
    In Germany, tossing your head means ...
    No
    Yes
    Come here !
    She wants me to
    come here .
    In Germany, tossing your head means ...
    Come here !
    Yes
    No




    Sorry. You are wrong !
    She wants me to
    come here .
    In Germany, tossing your head means come here ! , not yes or no .


    There’s a telephone call or
    you are crazy?
    In most parts of Europe ,circling your head means ...
    there’s a telephone call
    the person is crazy .
    Sorry. You are wrong !
    You mean
    you are crazy.
    In most parts of Europe ,circling your head means ...
    there’s a telephone call
    the person is crazy .


    You mean
    you are crazy.
    In most parts of Europe ,circling your head means ...
    the person is crazy
    there’s a telephone call .



    HOMEWORK
    1. Ask Ss to write the different meanings of some gestures they have been introduced in the Post reading .
    2. Prepare the Speaking and Listening of the Unit 3 .
     
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