高中英语 Unit2 Warming Unitp and Reading课件 新人教版必修1.ppt

人教课标高一必修1unit2 unit2englisharoundtheworld thisunitseekstogiveusabetterunderstandingofhowenglishdevelopedandhowitisspokenintheworld whichlanguagedoyouthinkisthemostwidelyusedlanguageintheworld doyouthinkchinesecanbeaworldlanguage why doyouknowthemeaningof englishes let sdoasmallquiztodistinguishthenationalflagsofdifferentcountries andfindoutthelanguagesspokeninthesecountries theu s a greatbritain australia ireland canada singapore india southafrica newzealand englishisspokeninthesecountries howmuchdoyouknowaboutenglish itistheofficiallanguageofmanycountries suchasusa england canada ireland ithasalonghistory therearetwokindsofenglish ameandbre manychinesearelearningenglish whatcanyoulearnfromit situation anamericanisvisitingengland nowhehasjustcheckedinahotel andhisroomnumberis705 hereisthedialoguebetweenhimandaservantinthehotel excuseme coulditaketheelevatortothe7thfloor pardon whynotthe6thfloor yourroomnumberis705 andyou dtakewhat imean i dliketotakethelifttoroom705onthe6thfloor wesaythe7thfloorinsteadof6thfloorintheus oh sorry comethisway i llshowyouthelift thedifferencesbetweenbritishenglishandamericanenglish vocabulary spelling pronunciation autumnfalltyphoontornadoithinkiguess colourcolorcentrecentertravellertraveler dance da ns dance d ns not not not na t 电梯汽油公寓秋天地铁大学垃圾垃圾箱假期两周 1 withyourpartner listthecountriesthatuseenglishasanofficiallanguage 2 whichcountrydoyouthinkhasthemostenglishlearners 3 lookatthetitleofthefollowingpassageandguesswhatitisabout thenreaditquicklyandseeifyouareright theroadtomodernenglish skimming a howtolearnenglishwellb thebriefhistoryofmodernenglishc thewaytoenglandd thedifferencebetweenmodernenglishandoldenglish choosethemainideaofthetext fillinthetable theroadtomodernenglish culturescommunicatewithoneanother thingsthathappened lesslikegerman morelikefrench basedongerman shakespearebroadenedthevocabulary abigchangedinenglish britishpeoplebroughtenglishtoaustralia scanning scanthetextandgetthemainideaofeachparagraph today morepeoplespeakenglishastheirfirst secondorforeignlanguagethaneverbefore nativeenglishspeakerscanunderstandeachothereveniftheydon tspeakthesamekindofenglish however theymaynotbeabletounderstandeverything alllanguageschangewhenculturescommunicatewithoneanother english spositionasworldlanguageisyettobeclearlyunderstoodordefined developmentofenglish theendofthe16thcentury thenextcentury today people ifanamericanistalkingtoanenglishman a theywillhavealmostnodifficultyinunderstandingb theywillhavealotofmisunderstandingsbetweeneachotherc theamericanfindsitdifficulttounderstandtheenglishmand theenglishmanfindsitdifficulttofollowtheamerican whydoesenglishchangeovertime becauseofculturalcommunication readpara3andanswerthequestion communication german thehistoryoftheenglishlanguage less ruled shakespeare america australia governmentandeducation englishspelling dictionary theamericandictionaryoftheenglishlanguage insouthasia china southafrica readpara4andfindoutwhyindiatakesenglishassecondlanguage india wasruledbybritain southafricanenglish singaporeenglish malaysianenglish hongkongenglish doyouknowanyotherkindsofenglishformedforthisreason samueljohnson twoimportantpersons oneoftheenglishlanguage smostprofoundinfluences whennoahwas43 hestartedwritingthefirstamericandictionary hedidthisbecauseamericansindifferentpartsofthecountryspelled pronouncedandusedwordsdifferently noahwebster fillintheblankswithproperwordsaccordingtothetext theenglishbetweenad450and1150wasbasedmoreon fromad800to1150 thosewhoruledenglandspokefirst andlater attheendofthe16thcentury about peoplespokeenglish nearlyallofthemlivedinengland german danish french fivetosevenmillion englishisalsospokenasaforeignor languageinmanyothercountriesinafricaand today thenumberofpeoplelearningenglishinchinaisincreasing asamatteroffact chinamayhavethe numberofenglishlearners in1620somebritishsettlersmovedto inthe18thcentury somebritishpeopleweretakento englishbegantobespokeninbothcountries largest america australia second southasia rapidly 2 decidewhetherthestatementaretrue t orfalse f accordingtothepassage 1 englishhadthemostspeakersinthe17thcentury 2 englishdevelopedwhennewsettlersandrulerscametobritain 3 languagesfrequentlychange 4 thelanguageofthegovernmentisalwaysthelanguageofthecountry 5 englishisoneoftheofficiallanguagesusedinindia 6 thisreadingdescribesthedevelopmentoftheenglishlanguage retellthetext atfirst onlypeoplein spokeenglish later peoplefromengland tootherparts soenglishbegantobespokenin today peoplespeakenglishastheir secondorforeignlanguage englishspeakers understandeachotherbut england moved manyothercountries more first native can noteverything alllanguageschangewhen communicatewithoneanother sotherearebritishenglish americanenglish australianenglishandsoon theyallhavetheirown englishisalsospokenasaforeignorsecondlanguagein maybeonedaychineseenglishwillbecomeoneoftheworldenglish cultures identity manyothercountries whydoyouthinkpeoplealloverthew