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THIS UNIT INCLUDES
Effiy;othe Grammar . must, mustn't and needn't r first conditional
Vocabulary r gestures r phrasalverbs r special occasions . events and places to visit
Speaking r in a tourist office
Writing r an invitation and a rePlY

I Mflsf@f,|f, Match the pictures with the gestures below. Which can be used as greetings?

Gestures (1) becl<on bow hug l<iss nod point wave winl<

2 Complete the expressions with the parts of the body below.
Some expressions use the same parts ofthe body.
6D Z.:g Choose the correct words. Listen again and check.
arms bacl< hands head legs shoulders thumbs
1 ln Japan, when you meet a woman, you should bow /
Gestures (2) give a up
l<iss her on the cheel<.
fold your
2 lt is OK / not OK to beckon someone with your fingers
cross your / in ,laPan.
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3 ltatians usually shake hands every time they meet /
shal<e - when they meet for the first time.
shal<e your 4 When ltalians kiss, they usually start on the right /
pat somebody on the I left cheek.
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shrug your
5 ln ltaty, men sometimes greet each other with a hug /
a pat on the bacl<.
3 6D :.:f pro[ut{crATron Listen and repeat atlthe gestures 6 ln Saudi Arabia, men shake hands when they meet,
in exercises 1 and 2. Mime the gestures as you say them.
but not / and sometimes when they say goodbye.
D vocRauLARY BUILDER (PART 1): PAGE 130 @ 7 Saudi male friends sometimes / always kiss more than
once when they meet.
4 (b ZJ8 Listen to three peopte tatl<ing about customs in
6 ffi Worl< in pairs. Answer the questions.
their countries. Match the two halves of the sentences.
1 How do you greet people you see every day?
1 Akiko thinl<s that Japanese people are
2 How do you greet friends and famity that you haven't
2 Marco thinks that ltatian people are
seen for a few weeks?
3 Abdutlah thinks that Saudi Arabian peopte are
3 Howdoyou greet (a) an adult (b) a Sirl ofyourown age
a warm and tatkative. (c) a boy of your own age, when you meet them for the
b formal and respectful. first time?
c polite and modest.
D VOCNEULARY BUILDER (PART 2): PAGE 130 G
64, Unit 7 Around the world
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