a.

Come here

1
b.It’s OK 3

c.Hello

d.I’m surprised

2 Yes. 4
I’m surprised .
 English 12

Unit 3: Ways of socialising

Period 13th:
UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING
 Work in pairs: Discuss the question

1 2
What are the people in the pictures doing?
1.The two man are greeting each other.
They are shaking hands.
2. They are waving to say goodbye to each
other.
 Vocabulary

• to wave /weiv/ • to raise one’s hands /reiz/

• to whistle / 'wisl / • to point at sb/st /pɔint/

• to catch one’s eyes /kæt∫/: bắt gặp ánh mắt của ai đó
 Call me
please!

Non - Verbal Verbal

Rude (adj): Mất lịch sự
= Impolite

Jump up and down

Nhảy lên, nhảy xuống
Approach: (v) tiếp cận

Ex: The school bus is

approaching the bus stop
Nod
(v): Gật đầu, cúi đầu
(n) Cái gật đầu, cái cúi đầu

A slight nod: (n)

Một cái gật đầu nhẹ
UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING
 1

Task 1 10

Listen to the
passage and
15

underline the
words
20

given in task 1
25

30
Task 1 Match the words in A with their Vietnamese equivalents in
B

A B
1. verbal (adj) a. thu hút sự chú ý của ai
(line 2)
2. non- verbal (adj)
(line 2) b. bằng lời nói, hữu ngôn
3. attract someone’s attention c. bất lịch sự, vô lễ
(line 4)
4. impolite (adj)
(line 19) d. không bằng lời nói, phi ngôn
5. rude (adj)
(line 20)
e. bất lịch sự
6. informality (n)
(line 21) f. sự thân mật/ không nghi thức
7. approach (v)
(line 23)
g. Cái gật đầu nhẹ là đủ
8. A slight nod will do
(line 26) h. đến gần, tiếp cận

Work individually, then work in pairs

Task 2 Individual work and then pair work
Decide which of the three options below is the best title
for the passage:

Strategies:
 Read the text carefully and try to summarize in his own
word.
 Search through the list of main ideas provided and
A Attracting Attention : Non – verbal Cues
A.
choose the most suitable one.
 read the four choices
B. Attracting given by
Attention to choose
Wavingthe most suitable
one.
 Make
C. The sure theWays
Best main idea chosen sums
of Attracting up the entire text,
Attention
not just one idea within it.
Why not B: It is too specific
Why not C: It is too general
 Answer the following questions:
Task 3
(Pair work)
1.What can we do to when we want to attract
someone’s attention?
2. What are considered to be big and, obvious non-verbal
signal?
3. What can we do when we want to attract the waiter’s
attraction?
4. If you are walking across the schoolyard and see
your teacher approaching you, what can you do to attract
his or her attention?
5. Why shouldn’t you point at the person or thing you
want your friends to look at once you ‘ve got
his or her attention?
Task 3 Answer the following questions:

1.What can we do to when we want to attract

someone’s attention?
We can use either verbal or
non-verbal forms of communication.
Task 3 Answer the following questions:

2. What are considered to be big and,

obvious non-verbal signal?
Jumping up and down and waving.
 Task 3 Answer the following questions:

3. What can we do when we want to

attract the waiter’s attraction?
We can wait until he passes near us,
catch his eyes and nod slightly to let him
know we would like him to come to our
table. Or we can raise our hand slightly
to show that we need assistance.
 Task 3 Answer the following questions:

4. If you are walking across the schoolyard and

see your teacher approaching you, what can
you do to attract his or her attention?
We can use a small friendly wave to
attract his or her attention.
 Task 3 Answer the following questions:

5. Why shouldn’t you point at the person or

thing you want your friends to look at once
you ‘ve got his or her attention?
Because pointing at someone is usually
considered rude.
UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING
What does he want to express ?

 You are the number one.

 You are very bad.
 She wants
to say No.

In Greece , a nod means ...

 No
 Yes
 You can’t
depend on
that man .

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 .
 I don’t
? know.

Go
away
!

In Italy, flicking your chin means ...

 I don’t know.
 Go away !
 She wants me to
come here .

In Germany, tossing your head means ...

 Come here !
 Yes
 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 .
• When do Vietnamese
people often whistle ?
 They are in good spirit.
 They are unhappy .
• When they are at a performance,
they whistle to

 give their compliments

 give their complaints
 • Sometimes teachers
clap their hands to

 draw their students’ attention

 express their dissatisfaction .
 UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING

1.Study new words

2.Write a short paragraph about the meanings
of whistling and hand clapping in Vietnamese
culture.
3.Prepare for the speaking lesson.
Thank you for
your attention!