外研版（2019）必修第一册Unit 2 Exploring English Developing ideas 课件(14张ppt)
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Unit 2 Exploring English
Developing ideas
Guessing words
trust
understand
spell
fortune
take
mistrust
misunderstand
misspell
misfortune
mistake
What does “mis”mean
mis 前缀
来源于安格鲁-撒克逊语
bad（ly）,wrong（ly）
在大多数情况下在名词，形容词，副词和动词前，表示否定的含义。
Misadventures in English
[C] 冒险；冒险经历；奇遇
an unusual,exciting or dangerous experience,journey or a series of events
[U] 冒险的刺激；大胆开拓
excitement and the willingness to take risks, try new ideas, etc
Misadventures in English
bad,wrong adventures in English
Misunderstandings in English
What the passage will talk about
Read the first part and answer the questions.
1.Where is the passage taken from
forum/the Internet
2.Why do we have misunderstandings.
The English we learn in the classroom is rather different from the English in the out side world.
Read the passage and find the words or expressions that caused the misunderstandings.
1 had a frog in her throat
2 the first floor
3 wicked
4 Not bad
Read the definitions of the words and expressions that caused the misunderstandings. Match the defin itions to the posts.
a (British English) the floor of a building above the one at ground level;
(American English) the floor of a building at ground level
b pretty good, better than you expected
c unable to speak clearly for a short time because your throat is dry or
blocked
d morally wrong and intending to hurt people; (informal) very good,
fantastic
a–Sophie’s post b–Zheng Xu’s post c–Yancy’s post d–Julien’s post
Think & Share
Which post do you find most interesting Why
How would you deal with the situations described in the posts
What examples of Internet language are used in the passage What do they mean
Do you know of any Chinese expressions that often cause misunderstandings for people from other countries Share them with the class.
Activity 4
Work in pairs. Retell the situations in the four posts.
Activity 5
Who were the people in the story
Where did the story take place
What happened
What caused the misunderstanding
Activity 6
Write a paragraph to tell the story.
Activity 7
Last summer, I stayed with a British host family.
One day, I was really surprised when Jeremy, the son of the family, told me that we would have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. I wasn’t sure whether we were going to eat a real toad in a hole. If so, how terrible! I joined them at dinner time with butterflies in my stomach. To my astonishment, a dish of sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding (a mix that tastes a bit like pancakes) was served on the table, and it tasted delicious. It turned out that toad-in-the-hole is a typical dish for a British dinner, and there’s no toad! What an amazing experience! It was interesting to try such yummy food with a strange name.
Unit 2 Exploring English
Developing ideas
Guessing words
trust
understand
spell
fortune
take
mistrust
misunderstand
misspell
misfortune
mistake
What does “mis”mean
mis 前缀
来源于安格鲁-撒克逊语
bad（ly）,wrong（ly）
在大多数情况下在名词，形容词，副词和动词前，表示否定的含义。
Misadventures in English
[C] 冒险；冒险经历；奇遇
an unusual,exciting or dangerous experience,journey or a series of events
[U] 冒险的刺激；大胆开拓
excitement and the willingness to take risks, try new ideas, etc
Misadventures in English
bad,wrong adventures in English
Misunderstandings in English
What the passage will talk about
Read the first part and answer the questions.
1.Where is the passage taken from
forum/the Internet
2.Why do we have misunderstandings.
The English we learn in the classroom is rather different from the English in the out side world.
Read the passage and find the words or expressions that caused the misunderstandings.
1 had a frog in her throat
2 the first floor
3 wicked
4 Not bad
Read the definitions of the words and expressions that caused the misunderstandings. Match the defin itions to the posts.
a (British English) the floor of a building above the one at ground level;
(American English) the floor of a building at ground level
b pretty good, better than you expected
c unable to speak clearly for a short time because your throat is dry or
blocked
d morally wrong and intending to hurt people; (informal) very good,
fantastic
a–Sophie’s post b–Zheng Xu’s post c–Yancy’s post d–Julien’s post
Think & Share
Which post do you find most interesting Why
How would you deal with the situations described in the posts
What examples of Internet language are used in the passage What do they mean
Do you know of any Chinese expressions that often cause misunderstandings for people from other countries Share them with the class.
Activity 4
Work in pairs. Retell the situations in the four posts.
Activity 5
Who were the people in the story
Where did the story take place
What happened
What caused the misunderstanding
Activity 6
Write a paragraph to tell the story.
Activity 7
Last summer, I stayed with a British host family.
One day, I was really surprised when Jeremy, the son of the family, told me that we would have toad-in-the-hole for dinner. I wasn’t sure whether we were going to eat a real toad in a hole. If so, how terrible! I joined them at dinner time with butterflies in my stomach. To my astonishment, a dish of sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding (a mix that tastes a bit like pancakes) was served on the table, and it tasted delicious. It turned out that toad-in-the-hole is a typical dish for a British dinner, and there’s no toad! What an amazing experience! It was interesting to try such yummy food with a strange name.