外研版八上Module 11 Way of life Unit3 Language in use..ppt

11 Unit 3 Language in use Language practice You must say Mr. or Mrs. when you meet someone for the first time. You can take it away. You mustn’t break anything. You needn’t wait! Try to make a face book about cultures of English- speaking countries. Write down the interesting things you find. Look for some pictures to go with them. 1 A: Can you drive a car at the age of seventeen in England? B: Yes, we . How about China? A: No, we . 2 A: Can you open a gift immediately after you receive it in England? B: .What about China? 　　 A: No, we usually don’t. 　　 1 Complete the conversations with can or can’t. can can’t Yes, we can 3 A: Can you push your way onto a bus in England? B: .How about China? A: No, we either. 4 A: Can you drive on the right-hand side of the road in England? B: .What about China? A: Yes, we must. No, we can’t can’t No, we can’t 2 Complete the sentences with must or must not. School rules 1 You be late for school. 2 You eat in the library. 3 You ride your bike in the playground. 4 You do your homework. 5 You listen to the teacher. mustn’t mustn’t mustn’t must must 3 Underline the correct words. It is important to know what you must and must not do when you meet people from a different country. You (1) may / must not ask Westerners “How old are you?” because it is not polite. You (2) might / can know someone well, but (3) you must / need not ask “How much money do you make?” He (4) may / can never speak to you again! In public places, you (5) must / can ask people before you take photos of them, and you (6) must not / might not eat or drink in shops or museums. In some countries you (7) cannot / can go into someone’s house with your shoes on. Yo