外研版英语七年级下册Module11Bodylanguage模块主题写作

模块主题写作 话题分析 本模块以“肢体语言”为话题,通过谈论不同国家的人所使用的不同的肢体语言,了解不 同国家的文化,理解、尊重彼此的风俗习惯。针对该话题,写作中常考的角度是谈论不同国家 的肢体语言或常见肢体语言所表示的含义。文体多是说明文,时态常用一般现在时,人称多采 用第二、三人称。 典型例题 假设你是陈夕,你的美国笔友 Mike 想了解中国的一些礼节。请你根据下面的提示内容, 给 Mike 回复一封电子邮件。 提示内容:1.第一次见到别人的时候要微笑,并握手; 2.说话的时候不要离得太近,否则会使人觉得不舒服; 3.参加聚会时不要迟到。 要求:1.按照正确的格式来书写; 2.不要逐词翻译; 3.词数为 70 左右。 参考模板 常用短语 1.握手 2.点头 3.互相;彼此 4.碰鼻子 5.事实上 6.对某人微笑 7.个人空间 8.臂挽臂地 9.挥手告别 10.与……不同 常用句型 1.We Chinese often…when we meet visitors, and sometimes we… 2.That’s because… 3.Remember (not) to… 4.In some places, it is polite to…, but in other countries it isn’t polite to… 5.Don’t… 美文欣赏 Dear Mike, How’s everything going? In your last letter, you said that you wanted to know some customs in China. Let me tell you. In China, when we meet others for the first time, we usually smile and shake hands with them. When you talk with them, don’t stand too close to them. That may make them feel uncomfortable.Remember not to be late when you’re invited to a party. I hope I can help you. Please enjoy yourself if you come to my country. I am looking forward to your letter. Love, Chen Xi 在不同的国家,人们互相问候的方式不同,恰到好处的问候方式令人愉悦。握手是最流行 的问候方式之一。在美国、英国等一些西方国家,人们初次见面的问候方式是握手,但家人和 亲密朋友之间的问候方式是拥抱或吻面颊。在日本,人们初次见面的问候方式是互相鞠躬。 在俄罗斯,人们见面时通常亲吻三次。在印度,人们通常把手合在一起并且点头。 请你根据上面的文字材料,以“Different countries, different greeting ways”为题写一篇 70 词左右的英语短文。 Different countries, different greeting ways 答案详解详析 [素材积累] 常用短语 1.shake hands 2.nod one’s head 3.each other 4.touch noses 5.in fact 6.smile at sb. 7.personal space 8.arm in arm 9.wave to say goodbye 10.be different from [自我展示] One possible version: Different countries, different greeting ways People in different countries greet each other in different ways. If you greet people in a right way, you may make them happy and they may think you’re polite. In America and Britain, people often shake hands when they meet for the first time. Friends and family members often hug or kiss on the cheek. In Japan, people usually bow to greet each other. In Russia, people usually kiss three times, left, right, left. In India, people put their hands together and nod their heads when they meet.