Unit 3 Ways of socialising

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TEACHER: Huynh Thi Yen Nhi

Nguyen Hue Upper-Secondary School

Forms of

non-verbal communicati

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Some ways of socializing

What do we use these signals for?

1 What are the people

in the pictures doing ?

In picture 1: They are shaking hands and greeting each other

In picture 2: They are waving to say goodbye

Do you often use these signals?

In which cases?

non-verbal

Ex: Waving, clapping one’s hands and nodding

are forms of communication

to get/attract someone’s attention

4 to point at/to s.o/s.th : chỉ vào

5 formal (adj) : trang trọng ≠ informal (a)

→formality (n) ≠ informality (n)

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

6 jump up and down (v)

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

Ex: The school bus is

coming near the bus stop

7 approach (v)

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

≠ verbal (a)

1 non- verbal (a) /nɒn'vɜ:b(ə)l/

bằng lời nói

2 to get/attract so’s attention thu hút sự chú ý của ai

6 jump up and down /dʒʌmp/(v) nhảy lên nhảy xuống

≠

≠

True/False Statement Prediction

1 At a noisy party, you can clap your hands or whistle to attract your friend’s attention

2 In a restaurant, we can raise our hands to show that we need assistance

3 It is considered impolite to whistle or clap our hands to get the waiter’s attention in the restaurant

4 It is unacceptable for the teacher to point at her/his

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

True/False Statements

1 At a noisy party, you can clap your hands

or whistle to attract your friend’s attention.

F

Para 1, line 5 and 6

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

True/False Statements

2 In a restaurant, we can raise our hands

to show that we need assistance.

T

Para 3, line 5 and 6

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

True/False Statements

3 It is considered impolite to whistle or clap

our hands to get the waiter’s attention

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

True/False Statements

4 It is unacceptable for the teacher to

point at her/his students.

F

Para 5, line 6 and 7

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading

Read the passage carefully and choose the best answers:

1 is considered the most common way of getting someone’s attention.

A raising one’s hand B pointing C waving D clapping one’s hands

2 You can jump up and down and wave as hard as you can to attract your brother’s attention

A at the airport B in a restaurant C at a noisy party D in the schoolyard

3 We can use either verbal or _ communication to attract someone’s attention

A signal B non-verbal C appropriate D simply

4 Which of the following is NOT true?

A We can raise our hand slightly to attract the waiter’s attention.

B A small friendly wave to attract the teacher’s attention in the schoolyard is

acceptable.

C The teacher can point at a student in class to get his/her attention.

D Pointing at someone is usually considered polite.

5 The best title for the passage is

A Some Social Situations in Attracting Attention D Attracting Attention by Waving

B Attracting Attention: Non-verbal Cues C The Best Ways of Attracting Attention

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UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING- A READING

4 Which of the following is NOT true?

We can raise our hand slightly to attract

the waiter’s attention.

We can raise our hand slightly to attract

the waiter’s attention.

A small friendly wave to attract the teacher’s attention in the schoolyard is acceptable

A small friendly wave to attract the teacher’s attention in the schoolyard is acceptable

Pointing at someone is usually

considered polite.

Pointing at someone is usually

considered polite.

The teacher can point at a student in class

to get his/her attention

The teacher can point at a student in class

to get his/her attention

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5 The best title for the passage is

Some Social Situations in Attracting Attention

Attracting Attention: Non-verbal Cues

The Best Ways of Attracting Attention

Attracting Attention by Waving

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Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task 2

2 You can jump up and down and wave as hard as you can to attract your brother’s attention

at the airport

in a restaurant

at a noisy party

in the schoolyard

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task 2

1 is considered the most common way

of getting someone’s attention.

raising one’s hand

pointing waving clapping one’s hands

Unit 3 Ways of Socialising: A Reading III Task 2

3 We can use either verbal or _ communication

to attract someone’s attention

signal

appropriate non-verbal

simply

What do these gestures mean? Let’s choose the correct answers

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IV Task 3:

Yes? or No?

In Greece , a nod means

Yes

No

She wants to

say No, not

Yes.

In Greece , a nod means No , not Yes

Sorry You are wrong !

In the Netherlands, 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

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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

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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

No? Yes ? Come here ?

In Germany, tossing your head means

No

Yes

Come here !

Sorry You are wrong !

She wants me to

come here

In Germany, tossing your head means come here ! , not

yes or no

In Vietnam, hand-clapping means

Hand-clapping means to encourage someone

Sorry You are wrong !

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

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

You mean

you are crazy

In most parts of Europe ,circling your head means

the person is crazy

there’s a telephone call

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

Prepare: Speaking of Unit 3