北师大版高一英语必修一

Unit3 CelebrationLesson 3 Weddings

Weddings

Weddings

groombride best man

blossom

weddingceremony

wedding reception

farewell

a) a male friend of the groom who helps him during the wedding ceremony

b) a party to celebrate the marriage ceremony of two people

c) a small flower on a tree or plant

d) a woman who is about to get married or has just got married

e) customs performed on important social or religious occasions

f) goodbye

g) a man who is about to get married or has just got married

wedding reception

best man

ceremony

blossom

bride

groom

Guess and match

farewell

g) a man who is about to get married or has just got married

wedding reception

best man

ceremony

blossom

bride

groom

Guess and match

farewell

a) a male friend of the groom who helps him during the wedding ceremonyb) a party to celebrate the marriage ceremony of two people

c) a small flower on a tree or plant

d) a woman who is about to get married or has just got married e) customs performed on important social or religious occasions

f) goodbye

a) a male friend of the groom who helps him during the wedding ceremony

b) a party to celebrate the marriage ceremony of two people

c) a small flower on a tree or plant

c) a small flower on a tree or plant

f) goodbye

groombride best man

blossom

weddingceremony

wedding reception

farewell

Indonesian Weddings

Read the Internet page carefully and try to remember as much information as you can!

What to do:

What not to do:

I can go without an invitation.

I shouldn’t go to the ceremony without asking first.

I can attend the reception after the ceremony.I have to put money into the box at the entrance of the reception.

I don’t have to contribute a lot of money.I can’t drink alcohol at the wedding reception.Indonesian women don’t have to cover their heads.

Indonesian Weddings

can

have to

shouldn’t

don’t have tocan’t

can

don’t have to

Discuss in groups and report

Greek Weddings

Greek Weddings

Greek Weddings

Greek Weddingsbefore the wedding ceremony

during the wedding ceremony

after the wedding ceremony

The groom has to ask the bride’s father for his daughter’s hand in marriage.

The best man should help the priest to put crowns on the heads of the couple.A long silk ribbon has to link the crowns to symbolise a happy and long life for the couple.

The guests can attend a wedding reception.The party can last through the night.

Guests can smash dishes on the floor and pin money to the bride’s dress for good luck.

has to

should

has to

cancan

can

Listen to the radio programme and complete the sentences about what you should and shouldn’t do at parties in Britain.

1.If it’s very formal, you______ dress smartly.

2.Nowadays you ______________ be too formal.

3.You ____________ arrive late to a dinner party.

4.You ____________ take something with you.

5.You _____________ drink too much at parties.

6.And you _____________ accept a lift home from a

person you don’t know.

7.You _________ be careful.

should

don’t have to

shouldn’t

should

shouldn’t

shouldn’t

must

can / can’t should / shouldn’t have to / don’t have to

1.the preparations for the wedding, 2.the ceremony, 3.the reception,

what to do & what not to do for the guests

Discussion Talk about the Chinese

wedding customs

You may talk about …

How to use modals (情态动词 )have to/not have to ,can/can’t ,should/shouldn’t

1.We use have to to talk about people’s obligations.(义务 /职责 )

e.g. you have to pass your test before you can drive.

2.We use don’t have to to express lack of obligation.

e.g. They don’t have to wear uniforms at their school.

3. We use can to give or ask permission, or to say that something is possible.

e.g. You can go out after you have done your homework. (permission)

You can buy CDs at the market. (possible)

4. We use can’t to express prohibition(禁止 ) or to say that something is not possible.

e.g. You can’t go out tonight. (prohibition)

You can’t make bread without flour. (not possible)

5.We use should to say that something is advisable(可取的 /合理的 ).

e.g. You should visit your grandparents this weekend.

6. We use shouldn’t to say that something is not advisable.

e.g. You shouldn’t walk alone at night.

Discuss our school rules in groups, by using the modals: have to / not have to , can/can’t , should/ shouldn’t.

For example:Presenter: Can you tell us our school rules? A: Yes, we can’t eat food in our classroom. B: ……. C: …….

Writing: Make a plan for your future wedding. (Use the modal verbs and new words we have learnt.)

Homework

Thank you!