Relative Clauses
The people ______ I’d miss the most are my parents.
What is who/that?
When you visit someone's home, you ______ bring a small gift.
What is are supposed to?
Name the country:
Take off your shoes before entering a house.
What is Japan?
A tourist enters a Japanese home wearing shoes.
Question: What is the cultural mistake?
The tourist is supposed to take off their shoes before entering.
In the United States, what are customers generally expected to leave after receiving good service in a restaurant?
What is a tip?
Something (who / that) I’d be worried about is getting sick.
What is that?
Change the order: "Bringing a gift is something that you are supposed to do."
What is "Something that you are supposed to do is bring a gift"?
"In France, you are supposed to rest your elbows on the table." True or false?
What is Flase?
Arrange the words:
acceptable / without / not / it's / first / calling / to / show up
What is It's not acceptable to show up without calling first?
What hot drink is most strongly associated with England?
What is Tea?
Complete: “One thing that I’d really miss is…”
(Any logical answer like “…my grandmother’s cooking”)
Complete: "If you borrow something from a friend, you are expected to ______."
Any logical answers: e.g. return it
Tipping 15–20% in restaurants is generally expected. → Which country is it?
What is United States?
Correct the mistake:
"When you receive an email, you're expected replying within a few days."
What is You are expected to write?
What do many British people call French fries?
Rewrite the sentence:
"Getting lost in a new city is something that I'd be worried about."
What is "Something that I'd be worried about is getting lost in a new city"?
What is not acceptable to do if you want to visit somone?
What is not acceptable to show up without calling?
In India, many people eat with their ______ hand.
A German visitor arrives exactly on time for a party in Colombia. Another guest arrives 30 minutes later.
Question: Which behavior is more common in Germany and which is more common in Colombia? Explain.
Answer: In Germany, people are expected to be very punctual. In Colombia, arriving a little later to a social event is often acceptable.
At about what time do many Americans typically eat dinner on a weekday?
a) 4:00–5:00 p.m.
b) 6:00–7:00 p.m.
c) 9:00–10:00 p.m.
What is b) 6:00–7:00 p.m. ?
Say one thing you'd be worried about in a foreign country, using something that…
(e.g., "Something that I'd be worried about is not understanding people")
A foreigner is visiting your country. They don't know how to behave on public transportation. What do you tell them using supposed to or acceptable?
Any Logical answer:
e.g. You are not expected to listen to loud music
Name an interesting custom in a foreign country and explain it.
Any logical answer:
e.g. In Russia, people don't turn down offers of food or drink.
Choose a custom from Colombia or another country and create two sentences:
Any logical asnwers:
e.g. You are expected to greet peopel when you enter a room.
What are Australians often expected to say when someone thanks them?
People generally say "You're welcome"
In Australia, people say ________
What is "No worries"