目录

  • 1 Unit 1 Date and Appointment
    • 1.1 第一课时
      • 1.1.1 课文学习
    • 1.2 Business card
    • 1.3 Watch and Learn
    • 1.4 Culture Shock: Puntuality
    • 1.5 More reading
    • 1.6 Grammar:句子成分
  • 2 Unit 2 Dining
    • 2.1 课文学习
    • 2.2 西餐礼仪
    • 2.3 在西餐厅
    • 2.4 Grammar:句子结构
  • 3 Unit 3 Shopping
    • 3.1 课文学习
    • 3.2 Shopping
      • 3.2.1 Luxury Brands
      • 3.2.2 A Floor Guide to Shopping Malls
    • 3.3 Online shopping
    • 3.4 Grammar:句子种类
  • 4 Unit 4 Weather and Climate
    • 4.1 课文学习
    • 4.2 Lead in
    • 4.3 Useful Expressions & Practice
    • 4.4 Culture Tip
    • 4.5 Grammar:动词时态
  • 5 Unit 5 Love
    • 5.1 课文朗读与导入
    • 5.2 Culture
    • 5.3 Expressing Love
    • 5.4 情景对话模仿
    • 5.5 Grammar(动词时态)
  • 6 Unit 6 Television
    • 6.1 课文学习
    • 6.2 Television
    • 6.3 TV My Story
    • 6.4 Grammar:被动语态
  • 7 Unit 7 Ways of Communication
    • 7.1 课文学习
    • 7.2 How to make a conversation
    • 7.3 Letter of Invitation
    • 7.4 Practice
    • 7.5 Grammar:情态动词
  • 8 Unit 8 Job Search
    • 8.1 课文学习
    • 8.2 Job interview tips
    • 8.3 Job interview
    • 8.4 One Minute Self-introduction in a Job Interview
    • 8.5 地址的写法
    • 8.6 个人简历
    • 8.7 求职信
    • 8.8 Grammar: 构词法
  • 9 Model Test
    • 9.1 Model test 1
    • 9.2 Model Test 2
    • 9.3 Model Test 3
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If you're invited to an American friend's homefor dinner, keep in mind these general rules for polite behavior. First of all,arrive approximately(接近) on time(but not early).Americans expect promptness(准时). It's OK to be 10 or 15 minutes late butnot 45 minutes late. Dinner might be overcooked and ruined by them. When you'reinvited to someone's home for a meal, it's polite to bring a small gift.Flowers or candies are always appropriate. If you have an attractive item madein your native country, your host / hostess would certainly enjoy receivingthat as a gift.

    If you are served some food you don’t likeor can’t eat, don’t make a fuss about it. If your host doesn’t say anythingabout what you aren’t eating, then you shouldn’t, either. Simply eat what youcan and hope that no one notices what you left. If you are questioned, you mayhave to admit that you don't eat meat (or whatever), but you can also say thatyou've enjoyed the other foods and have had more than enough to eat. Don't make the cook feel obliged (责怪) to prepare something else for you. Besure to compliment (赞美) the cook on the food that you enjoyed.

    Don't leave immediately after dinner, butdon't overstay your welcome (做客时间过久), either. When your friends seem to be getting tiredand running out of conversation, take their behavior as a cue (暗示)to leave. The next day, call or write athank-you note to say how much you enjoyed the evening.

1. When you'reinvited to someone's home for a meal in America, it's polite______.

A. to be late                 B. to be 45 minutes late   

C. to bring a small gift         D. to bring nothing

2. You'd betterarrive _______ if Americans invite you to have dinner.

A. on time    B.10 minuteslate    C. 15 minutes late     D. 45 minutes late

3. If someone asksyou why you don't eat meat, you can say_______.

A. I don't like it        B. I like other foods and eat them morethan enough

C. it's terrible to eat     D. A &B

4. You can _______after dinner in America.

A. overstay               B. not leave immediately 

C. leave immediately       D. stay for a long time

5. It's polite to_______ the next day to say how much you enjoyed the evening.

   A. make a telephone call           B. write a thank-you note

   C.visit the host / hostess again      D. A&B