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课件网) M4 Rules and suggestions Unit 3 Language practice (1) 年 级：九年级 学 科：初中英语（外研版） Learning objectives By the end of the class, you will be able to: 1. understand the differences of modal verbs and use them correctly; 2. give rules and suggestions by using modal verbs and signs in a proper way 1. You can make friends and introduce your school to them. 2. You can take them around the city. 3. You can take them to a Chinese family and experience Chinese life. ... Are you ready Guidance Give rules and suggestions 1.Students must . . . 2.Students mustn’t . . . 1.Students should . . . 2.Students shouldn’t . . . Students should raise hands before speaking. Students should wear school uniforms at school. Students should greet teachers politely. Students mustn’t eat or drink in class. Students mustn’t take phones to school. Students mustn’t break things in school. right or proper Why When we use “should” or “must” At school strongest feeling rules laws orders on public transport in public areas in tourist sights 1. People must / mustn’t . . . 2. People should / shouldn’t. . . People must get off the transport first . People should give seats to the people in need . People mustn’t climb over rails. People must walk on the right side. People shouldn’t speak loudly. People shouldn’t scribble(乱涂乱画) on walls. Why What else In public places Talk about signs Have you ever heard of the term “etiquette” Etiquette is different in different cultures. For example, in China we _____ point at others with an index finger , because it is very rude. Meanwhile, most people would agree that we _____ talk loudly in a museum, or in a movie theatre. Even if we are with our friends, we _____ keep our voice down in public. We should also try not to cough or sneeze loudly in public. If you see someone breaking the rules of etiquette, you _____ politely give them some suggestions. Perhaps one of the most polite ways is to ask someone “_____ you mind doing this ” or “Excuse me, _____ you please do this ” Complete the passage with modal verbs. should, could, would, shouldn’t, mustn’t, can Have you ever heard of the term “etiquette” Etiquette is different in different cultures. For example, in China we _____ point at others with an index finger , because it is very rude. Meanwhile, most people would agree that we _____ talk loudly in a museum, or in a movie theatre. Even if we are with our friends, we _____ keep our voice down in public. We should also try not to cough or sneeze loudly in public. If you see someone breaking the rules of etiquette, you _____ politely give them some suggestions. Perhaps one of the most polite ways is to ask someone “_____ you mind doing this ” or “Excuse me, _____ you please do this ” Complete the passage with modal verbs. improper behaviors 1. If you can’t speak Chinese, you can speak English, because many Chinese can speak a little English. 2 ... ...
