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Ответ на Spotlight on Russia, Номер 1 из ГДЗ по Английскому языку 8 класс: Ваулина (Учебник Spotlight)
ГДЗ (готовое домашние задание из решебника) по Английскому языку 8 класса авторов Ю.Е. Ваулина, Просвещение, 2006-2021г. на Spotlight on Russia, Номер 1.
Условие
Letter from the Editors
Welcome to Spotlight on Russia
Hi there!
We are Peter and Jane and we would like to welcome you to this edition of Spotlight on Russia. We are both Year 10 students from Ridgeway Secondary School in Liverpool, England. As part of our student exchange programme we have the chance to live and study in Russia for a year and we are looking forward to having a lot of fun and learning all about Russian life and culture.
We are very happy to have been asked to be the guest editors on the Spotlight on Russia magazine and we are very excited about sharing all our experiences of Russia with you. We hope to learn a lot about the Russian people as well as Russian art, social issues, history, education and free-time activities and much more. We hope you will tell us all about the different aspects of life in your wonderful country.
All suggestions about what to see and where to go will be gratefully received so send us your ideas! You can contact us by email at [email protected] - we can’t wait to hear from you!
We hope you enjoy this issue.
Socialising
What advice would you give to a foreigner visiting Russia for the first time?
Spotlight on Russia looks at social etiquette in Russia
When Visiting Someone's Home
If you are invited to someone’s house for dinner or for a visit, you should remember to take a gift with you. This can be a cake, a box of chocolates or sweets, a bunch of flowers or a bottle of wine. If there is a small child in the family, you should also buy him or her a small gift. If you decide to take flowers, give an uneven number.
You should dress casually for dinner in someone’s home. When you arrive at the house, you will be asked to remove your shoes and put on a pair of house slippers called tapki. Whenever you go to someone’s house it’s polite to compliment the host. In Russia, though, try not to compliment anything specific because the host may want to give it to you. Also make sure that you don’t cross your Iegs so that the sole of your foot is showing or put your feet on the furniture. This is very bad manners and will offend people.
When it comes to food and drink, you should never refuse anything that is offered, this is also very bad manners. Finally don’t forget to thank your host.
When Travelling
On public transport, as in most countries, it is polite to give your seat to someone who needs it more than you such as mothers with children or elderly people. Also, make sure your feet remain on the ground and don’t show the soles of your feet to anyone or put your feet on the seats. Eating on public transport is bad manners.
The usual way for men to greet each other on the street is to shake hands. First, though, they will take off their gloves. It is very bad manners for men to shake hands while wearing gloves no matter how cold it is.
If you are a male travelling with a female you should carry her bags and open doors for her. You should also leave a vehicle first so you can offer your hand to help her get out.
ACTIVITY
What other rules of social etiquette can you think of? Write a short article similar to this one and send it to Spotlight on Russia.
DISCUSS
• What other social etiquette advice would you give to a foreigner visiting Russia? Tell your partner.
Welcome to Spotlight on Russia
Hi there!
We are Peter and Jane and we would like to welcome you to this edition of Spotlight on Russia. We are both Year 10 students from Ridgeway Secondary School in Liverpool, England. As part of our student exchange programme we have the chance to live and study in Russia for a year and we are looking forward to having a lot of fun and learning all about Russian life and culture.
We are very happy to have been asked to be the guest editors on the Spotlight on Russia magazine and we are very excited about sharing all our experiences of Russia with you. We hope to learn a lot about the Russian people as well as Russian art, social issues, history, education and free-time activities and much more. We hope you will tell us all about the different aspects of life in your wonderful country.
All suggestions about what to see and where to go will be gratefully received so send us your ideas! You can contact us by email at [email protected] - we can’t wait to hear from you!
We hope you enjoy this issue.
Socialising
What advice would you give to a foreigner visiting Russia for the first time?
Spotlight on Russia looks at social etiquette in Russia
When Visiting Someone's Home
If you are invited to someone’s house for dinner or for a visit, you should remember to take a gift with you. This can be a cake, a box of chocolates or sweets, a bunch of flowers or a bottle of wine. If there is a small child in the family, you should also buy him or her a small gift. If you decide to take flowers, give an uneven number.
You should dress casually for dinner in someone’s home. When you arrive at the house, you will be asked to remove your shoes and put on a pair of house slippers called tapki. Whenever you go to someone’s house it’s polite to compliment the host. In Russia, though, try not to compliment anything specific because the host may want to give it to you. Also make sure that you don’t cross your Iegs so that the sole of your foot is showing or put your feet on the furniture. This is very bad manners and will offend people.
When it comes to food and drink, you should never refuse anything that is offered, this is also very bad manners. Finally don’t forget to thank your host.
When Travelling
On public transport, as in most countries, it is polite to give your seat to someone who needs it more than you such as mothers with children or elderly people. Also, make sure your feet remain on the ground and don’t show the soles of your feet to anyone or put your feet on the seats. Eating on public transport is bad manners.
The usual way for men to greet each other on the street is to shake hands. First, though, they will take off their gloves. It is very bad manners for men to shake hands while wearing gloves no matter how cold it is.
If you are a male travelling with a female you should carry her bags and open doors for her. You should also leave a vehicle first so you can offer your hand to help her get out.
ACTIVITY
What other rules of social etiquette can you think of? Write a short article similar to this one and send it to Spotlight on Russia.
DISCUSS
• What other social etiquette advice would you give to a foreigner visiting Russia? Tell your partner.
Решение №1
