Writing
1. GW. Answer the questions about dinner party etiquettes
1. If the dinner party invitation is for 8:00, what time should guests arrive?
2. If a guest is going to be late, what should he or she do?
3. Who decides where guests should sit at the table?
4. What are the different roles of men and women at a dinner party?
5. When should a guest begin eating?
6. What should a guest do if a fork or a knife falls on the floor?
7. What should a guest do if he or she spills a drink on the table?
8. How long should the host or hostess continue eating?
9. What should a guest do when the host or hostess leaves the table?

2. | PW. Share your ideas about the table manners in Azerbaijan nowadays and complete the table below making notes in your copybooks.

FORMALITY
It’s polite to ... | ?
It’s impolite to ... | ?
It’s offensive to ... | ?
It’s customary to ... | ?
It isn't customary to ... | ?

3. GW. Change the sentences into Indirect Speech and write.
1. Gabi said, “If many people in a society value money, this will be reflected in the amount of attention that the society gives to it.”
2. “Listen to this song,” my mother said to us.
3. “Please, tell me the time,” the man said to the boy.
4. Ali says, “The values of a society form the basis of its rules or norms.”
5. Mehri said, “Men usually shake hands when they greet each other.”
6. “Ask permission to leave the table after a meal,” said mother.
7. “Come to the party in time!” said Suleyman.
8. Semra says, ”Guests are the most valued in Azerbaijan.”
4. CW. Cross out the word that has a different meaning.

1. offensive 2. customary 3. impolite 4. etiquette 5. conservative | rude taboo valuable punctuality offensive | polite traditional rude manner impolite