老师：同学们大家好，我是来自北京市朝阳外国语学校的徐凌晨老师，很高兴再次与大家见面。今天我们要一起学习的是蔓延版英语七年级下册 Mojo Eleven body language unit three language in use now， lets get。
老师：I started. Have you done your homework? In Unit 2, I ask you to collect more information about different body language around the world to help improve Linling's passage. If you've done some research now, you must know a lot about body language. So now let's review the things we've Learned by answering some questions. You can turn to page 71 and have a look at Activity 4 in your textbook. There are 9 words or phrases in the box. Before we answer the questions, let's check the meaning of some words that may be difficult for you. Look at this picture. Can you find a word for this picture? The two boys may be standing in a line. Do they have a space between each other. No. Maybe that's why the boy on the right looks unhappy because the person behind him stands too close to him and he feels uncomfortable. To this stranger. Read after me. Stand close to. Stand close to. So remember to leave personal space or keep a distance when you are standing in a line. Let's move on. Can you find a phrase to describe this cute koala? Yes. Hold on to. He's holding on to a tree. Repeat after me. Hold on to. Hold on to. Very good. How about this one?
老师：Can you find a phrase to describe this man's body movement? Yes, he's pointing at someone or something. Read after me. Point at. Point at. Do you think this behavior is polite in China? No, it's rude. So don't point at others. Now let's answer the questions together. Number one, how do the British say hello to each other when they first meet? Yes, they shake hands with each other. No. 2, does body language mean the same thing in different countries? No, it doesn't. That's also why we need to learn it now. No. 3, how do the Russians say hello to each other when they meet? Yes, they usually kiss three times. No. 4, is it polite to stand close to North Americans? No, it isn't. They need more personal space. No. 5, is it alright to wave goodbye in Greece? No, it isn't. In fact, it's very rude. Number six, how do you usually say goodbye with body language?
老师：In China, we usually wave to say goodbye. So you can answer, I wave my hand. In Unit 1, we learn that the Japanese bow to greet each other. Do you know why?
老师：Let's look at this short passage together. In Japan, people bow to say thank you, sorry, hello, goodbye, you're welcome, excuse me, and many other things. Children and young people bow lower when they greet older people. It's a way of being polite and showing respect. So that is the reason why they often bow. Do you know the meaning of respect? Yes. Respect can be both a noun and a verb. And here respect is a noun in this passage. Bowing is considered extremely important
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