1. Homework p. 91, Session 14, Reading Exercise A, B &C Choose one of the movies we ’ ve discussed today, watch the movie and make a 2 min-long talk about the movie.

2. So that’s what it means!

3. Warming-up How do people communicate with others?

4. speakingringingwritingtyping Spoken languageWritten language Body movements Body language

5. Professor Cuddy studies "body language"--the non-verbal communication that can tell us almost everything about what is going on in a given situation. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/body-language-power-poses-2012- 11?op=1#ixzz32WxbNksphttp://www.businessinsider.com/body-language-power-poses-2012- 11?op=1#ixzz32WxbNksp

6. Read the following body language ⒈⒉ ⒊ ⒋ ⒌

7. The "high power" and "low power" poses tend to complement one another in given interactions. One person is in charge. The other isn't. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/body-language-power-poses-2012- 11?op=1#ixzz32WySDeXIhttp://www.businessinsider.com/body-language-power-poses-2012- 11?op=1#ixzz32WySDeXI postures

8. Pat someone on the back postures

9. He is thinking deeply. She is feeling ill / having a stomachache. postures

11. Facial expressions

12. Word Power Feelings and gestures P92 annoyed bored confused disgusted embarrassed exhausted frustrated impatient irritated nervous

13. Body Language in my life Discussion: How do you perform the following meanings with body language? 1. I don’t know! 2. Keep quiet! 3. This drives me crazy! 4. I don’t think so! 5. I feel sad… 6. Don’t piss me off!

14. I don’t know

15. Keep quiet!

16. This drives me crazy!

17. I don’t think so!

18. I feel sad…

19. Don’t piss me off!

20. Have you met Raj? Listen to the conversation Have you met Raj? What does Raj do when talking to him? Guess what Raj means. Which guess is correct? 1. Maybe it means that Raj doesn’t understand. 1. Maybe it means that Raj doesn’t understand. 2. It might mean that Raj doesn’t agree. 2. It might mean that Raj doesn’t agree. 3. It could mean that Raj agrees. 3. It could mean that Raj agrees.

21. Raj finds the way people end a conversation unusual. For example, they'll say things like" Hey, let's get together soon." He thought it was an invitation, but it's just a way of saying good-bye. Part B Listen to Fajj talk to his friend. What does he find unusual about the way people in North America communicate?

22. What does it mean? Pairs work: Imagine you are in Cambodia and you don’t speak Cambodian. Think of gestures to communicate the following meanings.

23.  I'm really angry!  I'm lost.  Where's the bathroom?  I don’t understand.  Go away!  How much does this cost?  I'm hungry.  It's delicious.  It's disgusting.  Someone stole my wallet.

24.  I’m really angry.

25.  I’m lost.

26.  Where’s the bathroom?

27.  I don’t understand.

28.  Go away.

29.  How much does it cost?

30.  I’m hungry.

31.  It’s delicious.

32.  It’s disgusting.

33.  Someone stole my wallet.

34. Signs Do you kown what they mean? No honking camp

37. Grammar: Permission, obligation, and prohibition Permission: can / be allowed to / Obligation: have to / have got to Prohibition: can ’ t / be not allowed to p.95, Exercise A & B

38. Signs Session 8 p.95 Exercise A

39. Listening What's in a sign? p.96 parking ticket a free parking zone fine signal lane put up flash their lights patrol car (petrol) within the speed limit

40. Part B 1 parked in the wrong place 2 was driving in the wrong lane 3 was speeding, but slowed down

41. Group work Rules and regulations How many rules can you think of for each of these places? on an airplane at a zoo in your dormitary in a library in a movie theater in the classroom

42. Useful expressions You can / can’t …… You are / aren’t allowed to …… You have (got) to ……

43. Modeling (on an airplane) 1. You have to wear your seat belt. 2. You aren’t allowed to turn on your cellphone. 3. You can’t take something easily explosive.

44. Homework Interchange 7 What’s going on? Choose one situation to discuss. Describe the gestures and facial expressions and interpret the situations.

46.  1. The woman is upset. Her arm are folded and she ’ s turned away from the man. She ’ s slumped in the chair with her arms and legs crossed. Her body language shows that she is angry. The man looks like he ’ s trying to explain something. His hands and arms are raised in a shrug, which makes him look like he might be apologizing for something.

47.  2. The chef and the waiter are arguing. The chef looks angry. He ’ s pointing a spoon at the waiter, which may mean the waiter has done something wrong. However, the waiter ’ s body language — with his hands on his hips — shows that he probably doesn ’ t agree with the chef.

48.  3. One woman is pointing at the menu and asking the waitress about it. She looks irritated or annoyed by something. The waitress looks confused. The other woman at the table has her chin resting on her hand. This may mean that she ’ s bored, impatient, or disgusted.

49.  4. The man is trying to influence the host who seats people. He ’ s handing him money while probably trying to explain that he is very important and should get a table right away. The man is also winking at the host, which means he ’ s trying to be friendly. The host is rolling his eyes, which might mean that he ’ s not impressed.

50.  5. The two teenagers are arguing and teasing each other. The father doesn ’ t seem to notice or care what they are doing. He might be hungry or bored, because he ’ s eating a large piece of bread and not paying attention to the others. The mother looks annoyed with the children. She ’ s shaking her finger at them.

51. Thank you!