Book1 Unit2 English-around-the-World-Reading公开课ppt课件.pptVIP

Book1Unit2Englisharoundtheworld 1 EnglishAroundtheWorld theUSA Canada NewZealand Australia SouthAfrica theUnitedKingdom Ireland 2 BrE Am E 3 Shallwegotothepubtocelebrateouragreement Wow barisaniceplace 4 Wow IwantatinofCoke somebiscuitsandsweets Whataboutyou Obama Well Iwantacanofmilktea somecookiesandsomecandy 5 Great Ilikefootballmatchverymuch Afterthat let sgoandseeasoccergame Itisveryexciting 6 Timetogo Let sgototheelevatortogether Ohno theliftmustbefullofpeoplethistime 7 ThedifferencesbetweenBritishEnglishandAmericanEnglish vocabulary spelling pronunciation autumnfalltyphoontornadoIthinkIguess colourcolorcentrecentertravellertraveler dance da ns dance d ns not not not na t 8 垃圾箱 假期 垃圾 秋天 大学 公寓 地铁 汽油 电梯 两周 9 TherearemanydifferencesbetweendifferentEnglishesintheworld Howdidtheycomeout 出现 WhyhasEnglishchangedovertime WhatwillworldEnglishesbelikeinthefuture TheRoadtoModernEnglish 10 TheRoadtoModernEnglish The ofModernEnglish development HowmodernEnglishcameintobeing HowmodernEnglishwasborn 11 Skimmingtogetgeneralideas 12 Pleasewritedownthemainideaofeachparagraph Para 1 Para 2 Para 3 4 Para 5 The oftheEnglishlanguageintheworld Nativespeakerscan eachothereveniftheydon tspeakthe kindofEnglish Alllanguageschangewhen meetand withoneanother Englishisspokenasa languageor languagein and development understand cultures communicate foreign second Africa Asia same 13 Thetextmainlytellsus Thetextisdevelopedmainlyby Attheendofthe century aboutfivetosevenmillionpeoplespokeEnglish 4 WhendidEnglishbegintobespokeninmanyofothercountries 5 HowwastheEnglishspokeninEnglishbetweenaboutAD450and1150 6 WhywasShakespeareabletomakeuseofawidervocabularybythe1600s 7 WhathappenedtoAmericanEnglishinthe19thcentury 8 WhogaveAmericanEnglishitsownidentity ReadingWhileListening 14 Thetextmainlytellsus A thatoldEnglishisdifferentfromtheEnglishtodayB howMiddleEnglishformedC EnglishanditshistoryD thatEnglishwillkeepchanging ReadingWhileListening 15 2 Thetextisdevelopedmainlyby A placeB timeC people3 Attheendofthe century aboutfivetosevenmillionpeoplespokeEnglish A 14thB 15thC 16th 16 4 WhendidEnglishbegintobespokeninmanyofothercountries Attheendofthe16thcentury B Inthe17thcentury C Inthe18thcentury D Inthe19thcentury 5 HowwastheEnglishspokeninEnglishbetweenaboutAD450and1150 ItwasthesameastheEnglishspokenatpresent ItwasmorelikeFrench ItwasbasedmoreonGerman ItwasmorelikeDanish 17 6 WhywasShakespeareabletomakeuseofawidervocabularybythe1600s BecausenewsettlersenrichedEnglishandespeciallyitsvocabulary B BecauseShakespearemadeupmanynewwords C Britishsettlersmovedtodifferentcountries D Anewdictionarywaswritten 7 WhathappenedtoAmericanEnglishinthe19thcentury ItbecamemorelikeBritishEnglish ItbecamemorelikeGerman Ithaditsowndictionary Itsspellingwasgivenaseparateidentity 18 8 WhogaveAmericanEnglishitsownidentity A Shakespeare B GeorgeWashingtonC NoahWebster D Newton 9 WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue A EnglishisoneoftheofficiallanguagesinIndia B EnglishdevelopedwhennewsettlersandrulerscametoBritain C ChinahasthelargestnumberofEnglishspeakers D NowmorepeoplespeakEnglishastheirfirst secondoraforeignlanguage 19 BasedmoreonGerman MaybetherulesspokeGerman England BecamelesslikeGerman Newrulersspokeotherlanguages England Hadawidervocabul arythaneverbefore NewsettlersenrichedEnglish England WasbroughttoAmerica SomeBritishsettlersmovedthere EnglandAmerica WasbroughttoAustralia SomeBritishsettlersmovedthere EnglandAmericaandAustralia WasspokeninIndia BritainruledIndia EnglandAmericaAustraliaandIndia Wassettled Dictionarieswerewritten EnglandAmericaAustraliaandIndia IsspokeninSouthAsia Isaninternationallanguage SingaporeMalaysiaSouthAfricaChinaandsoon 20 Summaryofthereading Englishisalanguageallovertheworld butatfirsttheEnglishspokeninEnglandbetweenaboutAD450and1150wasveryfromtheEnglishspokentoday itwasmoreonGermantheEnglishwespeaknow laterEnglishbecamelikeGermanbecausenewsettlerstheEnglishlanguageanditsvocabulary Sobythe1600sShakespearewasabletoawidervocabularythaneverbefore finallybythe19thcenturythelanguagewasbecausedictionarieswerewritten spoken different based than less enriched Makeuseof settled 21 SamuelJohnsonBorn September18 1709OneoftheEnglishlanguage smostprofoundinfluences Twoimportantpersons 22 NoahWebsterBorn October16 1758Died May28 1843WhenNoahwas43 hestartedwritingthefirstAmericandictionary HedidthisbecauseAmericansindifferentpartsofthecountryspelled pronouncedandusedwordsdifferently 23 Groupwork Discussion WhydoyouthinkpeopleallovertheworldwanttolearnEnglis