WARM UP
Look at the picture and describe it:
They are shaking hands
Shake hands (v)
Look at the picture and describe it:
He is clapping hands
Clap hands (v)
Look at the picture and describe it:
He is pointing at someone
Point at someone (v)
Look at the picture and describe it:
They are waving
Wave (v)
Look at the picture and describe it:
He is whistling
Whistle (v)
Date: 14/9/2009
Period: 13



UNIT 3: WAYS OF SOCIALISING
Lesson: READING
Task 1(p.32): Give the Vietnamese equivalents to the words and phrases
verbal (a):
non-verbal (a):
attract someone’s attention:
impolite (a):
rude (a):
informality (n):
approach (v / n):
a slight nod will do:
Bằng lời
Không lời
Thu hút sự chú ý
của ai
Bất lịch sự, thô lỗ
Thô lỗ
Không trang trọng, thân mật
Đến gần, tiếp cận
Một cái gật đầu nhẹ là đủ
to wave, to raise one’s hand, to clap one’s hands, to point, to whistle, to jump up and down, to catch one’s eyes, to nod slightly
 Non – verbal forms of communication
Q: What are non-verbal forms of communication?
A: Non-verbal forms of communication are actions we do to attract other people’s attention without having to say something
Fill in the chart with the missing information
Answer:
Answer questions:
What can we do to attract someone’s attention?
Why don’t we call our friend’s name to attract her/his attention at a party?
Why do we have to jump up and down and try to wave as hard as we can to get attention of someone at the airport?
What can we do if we want to attract the waiter’s attention?
Why don’t we jump up and down and wave as hard as we can to attract our teacher?
What can we do to attract someone’s attention?
 We can use either verbal or non-verbal communication
2. Why don’t we call our friend’s name to attract her/his attention at a party?
 Because it’s too noisy and impolite.
3. Why do we have to jump up and down and try to wave as hard as we can to get attention of someone at the airport?
 Because it’s too crowded and too far so we need big obvious non-verbal signals.
4. What can we do if we want to attract the waiter’s attention?
 We can wait until he passes near us, catch his eye, 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.
5. Why don’t we jump up and down and wave as hard as we can to attract our teacher?
 Because it’s rude and impolite.
Give the Vietnamese equivalents to the words and phrases
verbal (a)
non-verbal (a)
attract someone’s attention
impolite (a)
rude (a)
informality (n)
approach (v)
a slight nod will do
Give the Vietnamese equivalents
To wave (v)
To point at someone (v)
To clap hands (v)
To whistle (v)
To Shake hands (v)
- Learn new words by heart.
Do task 1,2 in notebook.
Prepare unit 3: Speaking
HOMEWORK