3. Where can you buy things from these shopping lists?

Shopping List #1 a pair of jeans a shirt a pair of slippers a scarf ground for the flower potatoes medicine for cat a pair of scissors watch

Shopping List #2 pajamas pears a chili pepper grapes TV-guide pencils envelopes sun-glasses meat

Shopping List #3 bananas watermelon carrots a silver chain a ruler a calculator a datebook fish bread

Практичне заняття № 5

Тема: «Мовний етикет. Особливості ведення бізнесу в різних країнах»

1. Read the text and put the missing words (tie, hold, protect, rude, signal, together, borrow, depend on, shock)

Lost rules of etiquette

Etiquette is the set of behavioral rules. It ________________culture. What is excellent etiquette in one society may _________ another.

Etiquette always was the glue that _________society together. Sadly, these days it has mostly gone. This is the list of 10 best rules of etiquette that have now vanished.

10 Men’s Wedding Clothing

If your wedding is before 6 in the evening, you should not wear a black tie or white ______. You should wear a formal suit or a morning suit. If you are getting married after 6pm, you can wear a black or white tie as these are evening clothes.

9 Opening The Door

A gentleman should always open doors for ladies.

8 Writing Thank-you Notes

If a person received a gift, he or she should write a thank-you as soon as possible.

7 Asking for Gifts

When people had a wedding or a special occasion party in the past, they never asked guests to give them presents. It is extremely ________ even today. It was also rude to say something like “no gifts” as it implies that gifts are an expected obligation.

6 Leaving At The Right Time

It was extremely rude in the past to leave a party before the guest of honor – and once the guest of honor left, it was a _________ to all that they should begin their own preparations to leave.

5 Arriving on Time

In the past there was no such thing as being “fashionably late”. Lateness was rudeness – always.

4 Dinner

People dressed for dinner – and they all ate ____________ at the table.

3 Parental Unity

Parents must never disagree before the children.

2 An the Street

In the old days the gentleman always walked on the road side of the sidewalk – to _________ the lady from passing traffic. People never looked or talked to strangers passing by and never called out to a friend on the other side of the street.

1 Money Talks

A gentleman should never: __________ money from a lady; discuss money; discuss his possessions.

2. Answer the questions:

What rules of etiquette you support the most?

Which rules you don’t accept? Explain.

Could you add some lost rules to the giving ones?

Why do they considered “lost rules”?

Could people renew lost rules again?

Why do people need to keep some rules of etiquette?