外研版选修八Module4 Which English?- Introduction课件22张PPT
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Module 4
Which English
To learn something about English used in different countries
Can you name the countries which speak English
the UK
the USA
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
Singapore
1. Match the photos with the countries and say
what they have in common.
Australia Britain
Jamaica Singapore
Australia
Sydney harbor with the bridge and the Opera House
Jamaica
a fruit seller with a stall of exotic fruit
Singapore
With the Lion symbol of Singapore
Britain
the Big Ben-the symbol of London
Australia
Britain
Jamaica
Singapore
They are all English-speaking countries.
What have they in common
Do you think their English sounds the same as each other Why Enjoy a video.
2. Work in pairs. Choose the correct
meanings.
1) See you this arvo.
2) CU2NITE.
3) Wherefore art thou
4) Where you go
yesterday
5) Mi a-go lef today.
(a) See you tonight.
(b) Where are you
(c) I’m leaving today.
(d) See you this
afternoon.
(e) Where did you go
yesterday
3. Guess where the speakers or writers of the
sentences in Activity 2 come from.
5) Jamaica
1) See you this arvo.
2) CU2NITE.
3) Wherefore art
thou
4) Where you go
yesterday
5) Mi a-go lef today.
1) Australia
2) text message
3) Shakespeare’s works
4) Singapore
4. Look at the sentences in the
Activity 2 again. find:
(a) a message on a mobile phone
CU2NITE
Wherefore art thou
(b) a line written by Shakespeare
(c) an Australian word meaning afternoon
arvo.
Where you go yesterday
Mi a-go lef today.
(d) a way of talking about the past in
Singapore
(e) a way of talking about the future in
Jamaica
5. Work in groups. Answer the questions.
1) Which of the sentences are written in
correct English
They are all correct for the people using them, though they may not strictly grammatically correct in terms of mainstream British or American English.
2) How important is it to speak correct English
It is important to speak English well enough for other people to understand you. This means that your language should not have extremes of pronunciation or oddities of structure which prevent comprehension. Mutual intelligibility is the general aim.
3) Why is English spoken all over the world
Because of historical factors, such as the British Empire, the domination of America in world trade, the influence of UK and USA popular music and American films.
Think about:
Do we Chinese speak English in the same way as English people do If not, what causes the difference
Module 4
Which English
To learn something about English used in different countries
Can you name the countries which speak English
the UK
the USA
Australia
New Zealand
Jamaica
Singapore
1. Match the photos with the countries and say
what they have in common.
Australia Britain
Jamaica Singapore
Australia
Sydney harbor with the bridge and the Opera House
Jamaica
a fruit seller with a stall of exotic fruit
Singapore
With the Lion symbol of Singapore
Britain
the Big Ben-the symbol of London
Australia
Britain
Jamaica
Singapore
They are all English-speaking countries.
What have they in common
Do you think their English sounds the same as each other Why Enjoy a video.
2. Work in pairs. Choose the correct
meanings.
1) See you this arvo.
2) CU2NITE.
3) Wherefore art thou
4) Where you go
yesterday
5) Mi a-go lef today.
(a) See you tonight.
(b) Where are you
(c) I’m leaving today.
(d) See you this
afternoon.
(e) Where did you go
yesterday
3. Guess where the speakers or writers of the
sentences in Activity 2 come from.
5) Jamaica
1) See you this arvo.
2) CU2NITE.
3) Wherefore art
thou
4) Where you go
yesterday
5) Mi a-go lef today.
1) Australia
2) text message
3) Shakespeare’s works
4) Singapore
4. Look at the sentences in the
Activity 2 again. find:
(a) a message on a mobile phone
CU2NITE
Wherefore art thou
(b) a line written by Shakespeare
(c) an Australian word meaning afternoon
arvo.
Where you go yesterday
Mi a-go lef today.
(d) a way of talking about the past in
Singapore
(e) a way of talking about the future in
Jamaica
5. Work in groups. Answer the questions.
1) Which of the sentences are written in
correct English
They are all correct for the people using them, though they may not strictly grammatically correct in terms of mainstream British or American English.
2) How important is it to speak correct English
It is important to speak English well enough for other people to understand you. This means that your language should not have extremes of pronunciation or oddities of structure which prevent comprehension. Mutual intelligibility is the general aim.
3) Why is English spoken all over the world
Because of historical factors, such as the British Empire, the domination of America in world trade, the influence of UK and USA popular music and American films.
Think about:
Do we Chinese speak English in the same way as English people do If not, what causes the difference