2023学年完整公开课版Uint2WordPower

Unit2GrowingPainsWordPowerAmericanEnglishvsBritishEnglish&Colloquialisms1.Lead-in(1).Arethefollowingwordright?Why?colorcolourcentercentrepracticepractise(2).DoyouknowanyotherdifferencesbetweenAmericanEnglish(AmE)andBritishEnglish(BrE)?2.DifferencesbetweenAmEandBrETherearemanydifferencesbetweenAmEandBrE,doyouknowthem?BritishEnglishVSAmericanEnglishGrammarSpellingVocabularyPronunciationDifferencesBritishEnglishAmericanEnglishPronunciationdance/dα:ns/not/nɔt

/either/aiðə/dance/dæns/not/nat/either/iðɚ/3.Group-workAretheyAmEorBrE?(1)Doyouhaveawalkman？Haveyou(got)awalkman？(2)Ihaveanapartmentinthecitycentre.Ihaveaflatinthecitycenter.(3)Sheworksnightsasajanitor.Sheworksatnightasajanitor.AmEBrEAmEBrEAmEBrEChangetheunderlinedwordsandphrasesfromAmericanEnglishtoBritishEnglish.Answers:1.__________2.___________3.__________4.___________5.__________6.___________7.___________________8._____isthatfittedprogrammecolourtoiletonShe’sjustgonehomecentre4.ColloquialismsAcolloquialismisaninformalexpressionusedinspokenEnglish.ColloquialismsareneverusedinformalEnglishorinwriting,butareoftenusedinconversations.Inmanycases,wecanguessthemeaningofthecolloquialismsthroughthewordsused.Matchthetwocolumns:Don’tworry.It’sapieceofcake!Don’tbeawetblanket.Havesomefun!Goon,tellme.I’mallears.Areyouserious?Don’tpullmyleg.jokewithsomeonesomethingeasytodolisteningcarefullyboring/afraidtohavefun1.apieceofcake小菜一碟容易的事WeneednothaveworriedabouttheEnglishexam.Itwasapieceofcake.2.

awetblanket令人扫兴的人I’msorrytobesuchawetblanket,butI’mafraidIhavetogohomenow.3.allears形容很专心地倾听，全神贯注WheneveryoutellJohnnysomegossip,he’s

allears.4.topullone’sleg逗别人，开别人玩笑Myroommatesaidthisgirlhadtoldhimshewouldn’tmindgoingoutwithme.ButwhenIinvitedhertoamovie,Ilearnedhewasjust

pullingmyleg.5.

HomeworkCanyoufindmoredifferencesbetw