上外版（2020）必修第一册Unit 2 Language and Culture Reading B 课件(共18张PPT)
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(共18张PPT)
My Experience with American English
1AU2 Reading B
学习目标 Learning Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, you will be able to …
能通过拓展阅读，理解英式英语和美式英语存在的部分单词和拼写差异； recognize the difference between British English and American English in vocabulary and spelling;
能通过分段阅读，体会作者通过描述经历和英语地域性差异所表达 的情感态度，并使用文中词语恰当地表达；
explore and express the author’s feelings in cross-cultural experiences with proper words and expressions;
通过讨论英语的地域性差异，正确理解语言和文化异同。
understand language and cultural differences through comparing English varieties in different regions and cultures.
Warm up
Anything confusing in Chinese language
The word usually used
Variation(s)
Grandma 外婆 姥姥
Very 非常/十分 贼/老
Knee 膝盖 脚馒头
…
Warm up
Hi, Mum,
Everything is going well here. I have moved to a new flat. It’s on the first floor, so I usually climb the ladders instead of taking the lift. I like this university. There are many interesting events designed. Yesterday, there was a tour organised by the Division of Academic and Public Programmes. I took part in the event, and learned much from this gallery talk. Talk you later.
Love,
Jane
apartment
the second floor
elevator
organized
program
In English, we call them…
Skimming
What’s the structure of the text How many parts can it be divided into
What's the text type of the story
Where does the author most probably come from Why
How many situations are mentioned in the text
Narrative writing.
Five.
General-specific-general
The structure of the story
When
bought some “chips” from the supermarket.
offered “biscuits and gravy”.
she liked the author’s “pants”.
an “eggplant” pizza on the menu.
I couldn’t imagine…
She came out with a packet of crisps!
This was a very strange idea.
I was embarrassed when…
I was disgusted…
What on earth
could that be
What
Evidence
surprised / amazed.
strange.
embarrassed.
disgusted.
My Experience with American English
Why did the author write this experience down
American English British English How did the author feel
French fries Chips (薯条) I couldn’t imagine…
Chips (薯片) Crisps /
Cookies Biscuits This was a very strange idea.
Pants Trousers I was embarrassed when…
Eggplant Aubergine I was disgusted… What on earth could that be
I felt disgusted/shocked/confused…when I saw/learned…
This was a very strange idea to me.
This was beyond me.
This word was totally new to me. But now…
I felt a sudden shock/disgust/embarrassment…
Additional expressions
American English
British English
How did the
author feel
French fries
Chips
I couldn’t
imagine…
Chips
Crisps
/
Cookies
Biscuits
This was a very
strange idea.
Pants
Trousers
I was
embarrassed…
Eggplant
Aubergine
What on earth could that be
Answer with the expressions above:
How did you feel when you learned that the word “biscuit” has different meanings
How did the author feel when someone said “I like your pants”
Eggplants and aubergines are the same thing. What’s your opinion
Take notes please:
Scanning:
Paragraph 6
1. What may be the differences in the same language spoken in different countries
2. What's the author's attitudes towards this kind of differences now
Part of the excitement of learning a language is discovering the differences in how it is spoken in different places.
The differences may lie in vocabulary, spelling, grammar and pronunciation.
Culture Shock
Culture shock is an experience a person may have when one moves to a cultural environment which is different from one’s own.
My Experience with American English
When you are reading…
Where do you think the author comes from
What are the variations mentioned by the author
How did the author feel each time
Why did the author write this experience down
How did you feel when you learned that the word “biscuit” has different meanings
How did the author feel when someone said “I like your pants”
Eggplants and aubergines are the same thing. What’s your opinion
Examples:
I felt confused when I learned “biscuit” has different meanings. When American people say “cookies”, British people say “biscuits”. This was beyond me.
This was totally strange to the author. She probably felt a sudden shock when she learned “pants” can mean “trousers”.
I don’t know either “eggplants” or “aubergines”. What on earth could that be
There are differences in spelling between BrE and AmE as well:
Behaviour—behavior
Neighbour—neighbor
Programme—program
Centre—center
Additional expressions
I felt disgusted/shocked/confused…when I saw/learned…
This was a very strange idea to me.
This was beyond me.
This word was totally new to me. But now…
I felt a sudden shock/disgust/embarrassment…
Let’s discuss
H ow s hould w e unde r s t a nd s uc h d i f f e r e nc e s
Why should there be different spellings, or different words for the same thing
Part of the excitement of learning a language is discovering the differences in how it is spoken in different places.
The excitement is to enjoy the difference.
Languages will be influenced by different cultures, thus creating diversity.
Behaviour—behavior
Neighbour—neighbor
Programme—program
Centre—center
Culture Link
Variety of English
Singlish is a patchwork (Mee sian=米线). Why
Do you know any English words that come from Chinese, or Chinese words from English
What can we learn from such examples
Languages will be influenced by other languages as well, thus creating diversity.
Kung Fu
Long time no see
沙发 苏打 丁克
Assignments
Suppose you are working for an American high school, which is now preparing for a British high school delegate to visit. Your director in charge has written a schedule and asks you to revise it.
Finish the exercises on pages 26-28 of the workbook.
My Experience with American English
1AU2 Reading B
学习目标 Learning Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, you will be able to …
能通过拓展阅读，理解英式英语和美式英语存在的部分单词和拼写差异； recognize the difference between British English and American English in vocabulary and spelling;
能通过分段阅读，体会作者通过描述经历和英语地域性差异所表达 的情感态度，并使用文中词语恰当地表达；
explore and express the author’s feelings in cross-cultural experiences with proper words and expressions;
通过讨论英语的地域性差异，正确理解语言和文化异同。
understand language and cultural differences through comparing English varieties in different regions and cultures.
Warm up
Anything confusing in Chinese language
The word usually used
Variation(s)
Grandma 外婆 姥姥
Very 非常/十分 贼/老
Knee 膝盖 脚馒头
…
Warm up
Hi, Mum,
Everything is going well here. I have moved to a new flat. It’s on the first floor, so I usually climb the ladders instead of taking the lift. I like this university. There are many interesting events designed. Yesterday, there was a tour organised by the Division of Academic and Public Programmes. I took part in the event, and learned much from this gallery talk. Talk you later.
Love,
Jane
apartment
the second floor
elevator
organized
program
In English, we call them…
Skimming
What’s the structure of the text How many parts can it be divided into
What's the text type of the story
Where does the author most probably come from Why
How many situations are mentioned in the text
Narrative writing.
Five.
General-specific-general
The structure of the story
When
bought some “chips” from the supermarket.
offered “biscuits and gravy”.
she liked the author’s “pants”.
an “eggplant” pizza on the menu.
I couldn’t imagine…
She came out with a packet of crisps!
This was a very strange idea.
I was embarrassed when…
I was disgusted…
What on earth
could that be
What
Evidence
surprised / amazed.
strange.
embarrassed.
disgusted.
My Experience with American English
Why did the author write this experience down
American English British English How did the author feel
French fries Chips (薯条) I couldn’t imagine…
Chips (薯片) Crisps /
Cookies Biscuits This was a very strange idea.
Pants Trousers I was embarrassed when…
Eggplant Aubergine I was disgusted… What on earth could that be
I felt disgusted/shocked/confused…when I saw/learned…
This was a very strange idea to me.
This was beyond me.
This word was totally new to me. But now…
I felt a sudden shock/disgust/embarrassment…
Additional expressions
American English
British English
How did the
author feel
French fries
Chips
I couldn’t
imagine…
Chips
Crisps
/
Cookies
Biscuits
This was a very
strange idea.
Pants
Trousers
I was
embarrassed…
Eggplant
Aubergine
What on earth could that be
Answer with the expressions above:
How did you feel when you learned that the word “biscuit” has different meanings
How did the author feel when someone said “I like your pants”
Eggplants and aubergines are the same thing. What’s your opinion
Take notes please:
Scanning:
Paragraph 6
1. What may be the differences in the same language spoken in different countries
2. What's the author's attitudes towards this kind of differences now
Part of the excitement of learning a language is discovering the differences in how it is spoken in different places.
The differences may lie in vocabulary, spelling, grammar and pronunciation.
Culture Shock
Culture shock is an experience a person may have when one moves to a cultural environment which is different from one’s own.
My Experience with American English
When you are reading…
Where do you think the author comes from
What are the variations mentioned by the author
How did the author feel each time
Why did the author write this experience down
How did you feel when you learned that the word “biscuit” has different meanings
How did the author feel when someone said “I like your pants”
Eggplants and aubergines are the same thing. What’s your opinion
Examples:
I felt confused when I learned “biscuit” has different meanings. When American people say “cookies”, British people say “biscuits”. This was beyond me.
This was totally strange to the author. She probably felt a sudden shock when she learned “pants” can mean “trousers”.
I don’t know either “eggplants” or “aubergines”. What on earth could that be
There are differences in spelling between BrE and AmE as well:
Behaviour—behavior
Neighbour—neighbor
Programme—program
Centre—center
Additional expressions
I felt disgusted/shocked/confused…when I saw/learned…
This was a very strange idea to me.
This was beyond me.
This word was totally new to me. But now…
I felt a sudden shock/disgust/embarrassment…
Let’s discuss
H ow s hould w e unde r s t a nd s uc h d i f f e r e nc e s
Why should there be different spellings, or different words for the same thing
Part of the excitement of learning a language is discovering the differences in how it is spoken in different places.
The excitement is to enjoy the difference.
Languages will be influenced by different cultures, thus creating diversity.
Behaviour—behavior
Neighbour—neighbor
Programme—program
Centre—center
Culture Link
Variety of English
Singlish is a patchwork (Mee sian=米线). Why
Do you know any English words that come from Chinese, or Chinese words from English
What can we learn from such examples
Languages will be influenced by other languages as well, thus creating diversity.
Kung Fu
Long time no see
沙发 苏打 丁克
Assignments
Suppose you are working for an American high school, which is now preparing for a British high school delegate to visit. Your director in charge has written a schedule and asks you to revise it.
Finish the exercises on pages 26-28 of the workbook.