Writing

1. | PW. Match the words with their definitions and compare it with your partner's.

a. behavior in public places
b. the activity of mixing socially with others, communication skills.
c. penalty
d. rather annoyed
e. the showing of politeness in one’s attitude
f. a holiday spent together by a newly married couple
g. the action of breaking the terms of a law
1. peeved
2. courtesy
3. fine
4. self-socialization
5. honeymoon
6. infringement
7. public conduct
2. IW. Correct the punctuation mistakes and write.

being polite neat and family-oriented are characteristics of the well- socialized american socialization (the process of learning what to expect and how to behave in the society the individual lives in) is the process of learning how to behave in the society we live for societies to exist there must be some organized way of teaching the members what is expected of them and how they are to behave through socialization, the infant develops into a person like one of those described above every society tries to socialize its members the task is performed by several groups and institutions (called socializing agents) the family the school and the peer group (that is people of the same age) are the most socializing agents of these the family is the most especially during the first few years of life a review of various studies of families has concluded that warm, supportive moderately strict family environments usually produce happy and well-behaved children and that cold rigid and overly strict families tend to cause youngsters to become rebellious and insecure

3. IW. Make posters on "Let's be well-behaved!"

4. | PW. Make a survey on "What Ticks You off?" and play a role. One student asks the other student as an interviewer in the street about what gets on their nerves. Use these phrases in the conversation.

I can’t understand why.... |
What really ticks me off is... |
Do you know what really bugs me? |
I’ll tell you what really gets on my nerves... |