Стр.84 Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс

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Social Etiquette in the UK
Are you planning to visit the UK in the near future? Since every country has its own set of dos and don’ts, it’s worthwhile to find out Just what it means to be polite before getting on that plane. Here are a few of the most Important rules of behaviour.
1 If you are meeting someone for the first lime, extend a hand lo say hello. Brilons greet each other with firm handshakes. Hugs are rare, but kissing on the cheek is not unusual between friends or relatives. Also, it Is Important to make eye contact while speaking with someone: otherwise you will seem rude or insincere. Use lilies, such as Dr Smith or Mr Norris, to show respect, unless someone invites you to use their first name. Address a woman as Ms (as in Ms Banks) ifyou aren’t sure if she Is married or not.
2 When Brib ask how you are. they don! expect a long reply about your recent headaches or your sore throat. «How are you?» Is a typical greeting that asks for a simple answer such as ‘I’m fine.’ You may compliment a person on their new haircut or shirt, but never tell someone that they look tired or unwell unless you are really afraid that they may be ill. Don’t ask someone how much money’ they make or how much money they’ve spent on something. Also, never talk loudly on a mobile phone in public and be aware that taking a phone all during mealtimes is considered to be extremely rude. Also, you should say ‘please’ and ‘Thank you’ in all situations.
3 Giving a thumbs up or okay sign are alt positive gestures. Using your index linger to point at someone is impolite; instead, extend your entire hand, palm facing up. In the UK. a smile is a sign of friendliness and even politeness. So, if someone smiles at you. return the gesture! However friendly Brits may seem, though, they still peeler that you don’t get too dose lo them. Keep distance of about half a metre from people, unless you are in a crowded place.
4 Sharing a meal with Brits shouldn’t be a stressful event. Nevertheless, there are a few things lo remember when you find yourself at a dinner table. If someone invites you over for a meal, bringing a small gift, like Hewers. Is a nice token of thanks. Make sure to arrive on time and If you must be late, all your host to apologise. Always wait until everyone has food in front of them before you start eating and remember to keep your elbows oil the table. Also, it is very important to keep your mouth closed while chewing: Brils think talking with a mouth full of food Is rude and disgusting. If you eat in a restaurant, expect to pay your waiter a tip that is 10 percent of the bill, but not if the service is second rale.
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1 Have you ever been to the UK? Do you know the dos and don’ts of British etiquette. Listen and read to find out.
2 Match the headings (A-E) to the paragraphs (1-4). There is one extra heading.
A Learn the Gestures
В Make Small Talk
C Thank Your Host
D Say Hello
E Dine with Ease
3 a) Complete with: firm, between, typical, extend, wide, talk (x2), index, token, return, kiss, sharing, make.
1 talk with your mouth full
2 token of thanks
3 sharing a meal
4 typical greeting
5 extend a hand
6 index finger
7 return the gesture
8 talk loudly
9 between friends
10 kiss on the cheek
11 firm handshake
12 make eye contact
b) Use the phrases from Ex. 3a to make sentences giving advice to someone visiting the UK.
4 What are the dos and don’ts of your country? Compare the social etiquette of the UK with that of your country.
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Ответ

2. 1 – D, 2 – B, 3 – A, 4 – E

3a.

1. talk with your mouth full
2. token of thanks
3. sharing a meal
4. typical greeting
5. extend a hand
6. index finger
7. return the gesture
8. talk loudly
9. between friends
10. kiss on the cheek
11. firm handshake
12. make eye contact

3b.

• When you meet someone for the first time in the UK, extend a hand and give a firm handshake.
• Don’t talk loudly in public.
• It is polite to return the gesture when someone smiles at you.
• Don’t point at people with your index finger.
• If you are invited for a meal, bring a small token of thanks.
• Keep your mouth closed while chewing and don’t talk with your mouth full.

4. In my country, it is also polite to say “please” and “thank you” and to arrive on time when you are invited somewhere. However, in some situations people are more informal than in the UK. For example, we may not always shake hands with everyone, and personal space can be smaller. At the table, the rules are similar: we should not talk with our mouth full and should be polite to the host.