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He made his apologies to his teacher for being late. apologize vi apologize to sb apologize to sb for (doing) sth apologize for oneself make an aology to sb for (doing) sth cheer up He looks very sad. Let s cheer him up. Cheer up Things are not so bad as they seem. cheerful adj tQؚǑpv cheers r^og cheer(sb) on :NgNSbl0Rl RgN interrupt vt It is rude to ~ others speech. Rain interrupted our baseball game. interrupt\ disturb\ interfere ُQ*NR͋ g r^pb va` FO(ul N=\v T interrupt Sbpb Sbe ;x08^ g O----\Pbk0-Ne KNa His speech was constantly interrupted by applause. disturb Sbpb Yx08^cO-----1YSck8^vr`b[VNu Bad dreams disturbed her sleep. interfere r^m Yx08^cr^bYxNNvN @w͑c gq_T0 It s unwise to interfere between hunsband and wife. Module 1. Small talk Period 1. Introduction and Cultural corner T: ok ,today we are going to learn the first module of the new book. Its about small talk. Small talk? And who know what does it mean? Ok, I will give you its definiton and then please guess. it refers to conversation about ordinary or unimportant matters, usually at a social event. For example: He has no small talk. It means that he is not good at talking to people about ordinary or unimportant things . Ok, its your turn to answer my question. S:-------------- T: Now. Ill list several topics on the balckboard and then you will classify them into two parts, namely the serious topics or the small talk? (careers, cars, examinations, film stars, food, music, politics, sport, travel, weather) Which of the topics do you like talking about with your friends? Which of them do you talk about with your parents? Which of them of you talk about with your teacher? Which of them do you never talk about? S: --------------- T: After knowing the definition and the kinds of small talk, lets come to its rule and I think that it can help you to do well in a social event. Ok, please turn to page 13 and study cultural corner.----The AAA. Now, give you 3 minutes and then answer the questions above the title, and add another question---whats the meaning of AAA? S: ---------------- Sugguested answers: A1. From the example in the passage we know the first person ask the second one in a question, and then the second answers. This is the first A= Answer. If the conversation continues, the second one will want to show his interest in the conversation, he may add something useful to it. This is the second A= Add. Therefore, if they continue the conversation, the second may ask some more questions connected to the conversation. This is the third A= Ask. Sometimes they may come into sme difficulty, but if they continue with the AAA model, they can avoid some embarrassing silence. A2. I think its agood idea. No matter where you are, you are eager to communicate with others. Most of time a small talk is necessary, and more useful if with an AAA model in it. A3. AAA stands for answer, add and ask. Language points: it is estimated that ------- 2. imagine doing sth imagine that imagine + YT[ I can t imagine living without electricity. Imagine that you are in London. The boy imagined himself to be a hero. limagine N(uNۏLe It is difficult to imagine his _______ the decision without any consideration. (accept) reply vi ~ to sb. ~ to a question VT{ V Y ~ to the enemy s fire vt. VT{ I don t know what to reply He replied that he might go. n. in reply to \O:N----vT{ Y I write this in reply to your letter. make no reply Period2.Reading and Vocabulary lead-in T: Last period, we have learned the rules of small talk. And now imagine a situation where a person maybe a woman doesnt obey the rules of the social communication and what will happen? Today, lets see a case together and know the importance of the social communication skills.please turn to page 8 and look at the reading and vocabulary. T: Read the passage and answer the questions in the activity 2 on page 9. S;------------ T: Please turn to page 10 and look at the activity 5 and give me the answers. Suggested answers (2) She put her foot in it (she said something embarrassing) To be polite and not to embarrass people. Because she didnt want to say her age. She said she wasnt pregnant. Her advice was very insensitive as she told him that his was a fool and no one liked her. She wanted to know how much it cost. He thought the office would be quieter without him. She thought the was ugly. Suggested answers (5) firm 2. acquaintance, clerk, customer, fool, hostess, human being, saleswoman, typist 3. apology, motto 4. awkward, cautious, mature, messy, outspoken 5. pregnant 6. brunch Note: not all the words fit these categories. Language points: absence :ON NX[(W N(WgY absence from school\ lecture : absence of mind _ N(W q in the absence of = in one s absence N N(We YQeir NX[(W :\ The absence of air and water makes it impossible to live on the moon. 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