Unit2ExploringEnglishUsinglanguage词汇听说课件高中英语外研版

Unit2ExploringEnglishUsinglanguage（词汇+听说）0103askforandexplainthemeaningsofunfamiliarEnglishexpressionsbyactingoutconversations.02Attheendoftheclass,youwillbeabletounderstandsomeunfamiliarEnglishexpressionsbyreadingandlisteningtothreeconversations;tellthedifferencesbetweenBritishEnglishandAmericanEnglishbylookingatsomepicturesandcompletingapassage;LearningobjectivesLead-in

a.WehavereallyeverythingincommonwithAmericanowadays,exceptofcourse,language.OscarWilde,19thcenturywriterb.AmericaandEnglandaretwocountriesdividedbyacommonlanguage.GeorgeBernardShaw,20thcenturywriterc.Itdoesn’tmakemuchofadifferencewhetherateacherspeaksBritishorAmericanEnglish.

DaveSperling,founderofDave’sESLcafeReadthequotationsandanswerthequestions.1.Whatisthetopicofthequotations?2.WhichoneisgoodnewsforstudentsofEnglish?ThedifferencebetweenBritishEnglishandAmericanEnglish.QuotationcActivity1LookatthepicturesandgettoknowtheAmericanEnglishwordsandtheirBritishequivalents.AmericanEnglishBritishEnglishsubwayhighwaytheatergasapartmentelevatorundergroundmotorwaytheatrepetrolflatliftvocabulary&spellingtheatretheatergashighwaypetrolmotorwayelevatorliftsubwayundergroundapartmentflatCompletethepassagewiththewordsabove.BritishEnglishAmericanEnglishHaveyougot...?Doyouhave...?Myfriendhasjustarrived.Myfriendjustarrived.intheteamontheteamattheweekendontheweekendGrammartenseprepositionActivity2FindmoreexamplesofdifferencesbetweenAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglish.truckrubbishcrisptyrechequelorrygarbagechiptirecheckBritishEnglishVSAmericanEnglishselfienetizenmessagingabbreviationsBRBCOZG2G...

？UnfamiliarEnglishexpressionsActivity3Readthetwoparagraphsandfindoutmeaningsofthenewexpressions.Whatcanweknowfromthetwoparagraphs?Englishisnotfixedbutdevelopingandflexible.Conversation1-b

Conversation2-c

Conversation3-aActivity4Listentothreeconversationsandmatchthemtothepictures.ChinesefoodtheGuangdongdialectcellfishcellphoneselfishLOLlaughoutloudListenagainandcompletethetable.Whatothersimilarexpressionsdoyouknow?wuz=what’sup?gr8=great2=toc=seeu=you2=tooomg=ohmygodttyl=talktoyoulaterCanweusetheseexpressionsonanyoccasion?Activity5Nowtalkabouthowthespeakersaskforandexplainthemeaningsofthewords.Conversation1A：I’mgoingtobuysomethingtoeatfromtherestaurantdownstairs.

Wouldyoulike

anything?B：Ohyes,please.

Couldyouordermesomedimsum?A：Somewhat?B：Dimsum.A：Whatkindoffood

isthat?B：It’sakindoftraditionalChinesefoodfromSouthChina,includingdumplings,springrolls,meatballsandsoon.A：Oh,Isee.So“dimsum”comesfromChinese?B：Yes,that’sright.

Infact,itcomesfromtheGuangdongdialect.

InMandarinorPutonghuaitwouldbe“dianxin”．A：Well,itsoundsgood!MaybeI’llorderthataswell...Conversation2A：Howwasthemovie?B：Itwasgreat,butsomeoneinfrontofmewastalkingsoloudlyonherphone.A：Howcellfish!B：Yes,Iagree.Veryselfish.A：Ah,doyouknowwhatImeanby“cellfish”？B：Ofcourse!Whenyousay“selfish”,youmeanonlycaringabout

yourselfandnotaboutotherpeople,right?A：That’swhat“selfish”

withan“s”

means,butI’mtalkingabout“cellfish”

startingwiththeletter“c”．B：Ihaven’theardthatwordbefore.Whatdoesitmean?A：Itmeansusingacellphoneinawaythatshowsyoudon’tcareabouttheotherpeoplearoundyou.B：That’sinteresting.Howdoyouspellit?A：C-E-L-L-F-I-S-H.It’sthewords“cellphone”

and“selfish”

puttogether.B：Oh,Isee...Conversation3A：Darling,couldyoutakealookatthismessagefromLucy?Ihavenoideawhatshe’stalkingabout...again.B：Whathasshesaid?A：Well,ItoldherajokethatBobtoldmetodayattheoffice,and,asyousee,shereplied

“LOL”.What’sthatfor?B：Oh,LOL!

It’sashorter

wayofsaying“laughoutloud”．A：I’veneverseenorheardthatbefore.Wheredoesitcomefrom?B：ItwasfirstusedontheInternet.

Youuseittoshowyouthinksomethingisveryfunny.A：Oh,okay.B：Keepupwith

thetimes,darling!StudentAYouareawaiter/waitressinarestaurant.Youaskyourcustomerwhetherhe/sheneedsadoggybag.(Note:A“doggybag”isabagorboxinwhichyoutakeunfinishedfoodhomefromarestaurant.)StudentBYouareaskingforthebillinarestaurant.Thewaiter/waitressasksyouifyouneedadoggybag.Youdon’tknowwhatitisandaskhim/hertoexplain.Situation1Activity6Workinpairs.Actouttheconversationtoaskforandexplainthemeaningsoftheexpressions.B:Check,please!A:Herecomesyourtotal,100dollars,please.B:Hereyouare,thankyou!Iwanttotaketheremainingfoodhome.A:OK,sir.Wouldyoulikeadoggybag?B:Sorry,Ibegyourpardon?A:Doyouneedadoggybag?B:Whatdoes“doggybag”mean?A:Itmeansabagorbox.Youuseittotakeunfinishedfoodhomefromarestaurant.B:OK,pleasegivemeone.Example1StudentAYouseeasigninasupermarketsaying“3for2”.Youdon’tknowwhatitmeansandasktheshopassistanttoexplain.StudentBYouareashopassistant.Acustomerasksyouwhat“3

for

2”means.(Note:“3for2”meansthatifyoubuytwoitems,yougetathirdoneforfree.)Situation2:A:Excuseme,sir.Iseeasignsaying3for2inthesupermarket.What’sthatfor?B:It’sashorterwayofsaying“ifyoubuytwoitems,yougetathirdoneforfree”.

A:Oh,Isee.Whenyousay3for2,youmeanIpayfor2items,butIcangetthree,right?B:Exactly!A:Thankyousomuch.B:You’rewelcome.Example2ReviewInthisclass,welearned1.fourmajord