山西省怀仁县巨子学校高中部外研版高中英语必修五《Module 1 British and American English Warming up》课件（共33张PPT）
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课件33张PPT。外研新标准
第五册 必修5M1British and
American EnglishObjectives1. To speak out and remember the
differences between British and
American English correctly
2. To learn how to talk and write in British
and American English correctlyAppreciation of a clip about
a dialect in China Could people from Dongbei
understand people from Sichuan?
They are some varieties of Chinese.Do you know that there is more than
one kind of English? In some important
ways they are every different from one
another. They are called world
Englishes.What about English?English-speaking countries
in the world英语的历史英语语言的发展经历了三个阶段：
古英语时期（450-1150）：始于1500多年前北欧。在公元5世纪由3个日耳曼部落——盎格鲁、撒克逊、裘特人带过来。盎格鲁人原语言是“Englisc”（“English”之来源）。在此时期，古英语朝简化词形变化发展，语法某些方面与现代英语语法不同。近代英语时期（1150-1500）：1066年，
诺曼人征服英国，对英语有显著冲击，改变了单词拼法，更引入许多新的诺曼词汇。
在此时期，英语文法与单词都有变化。
现代英语时期（1500-）：在此时期，来自拉丁语和希腊语的词汇被归入英语。
在19世纪和20世纪，英语词汇迅速增长。
在独立后的美国，英语逐渐演变成具有自己
特征的，反映美国生活和社会的语言，即美语。英语在大西洋两岸逐渐分化，形成当今英语语言两大主流—英国英语和美国英语。Can you understand the different kinds
of English these people are using?Let’s go to the pictures!Why not go by Underground?OK. But how shall we go to the movies?Er, but the subway station is far away.There are many varieties (分类) of English around the world such as： Canadian English
British English
American English
Australian English
Indian EnglishVarieties of English英国英语(British English，简写：BrE、BE)，又称英式英语。历史上，英语之所以世界通行，皆因大英帝国的势力，英国英语最具影响力，又称“英国腔”，但仍有许多国家不以为然（特别是美国）。
从20世纪中叶至今，英语影响力的扩大，是因为美国在世界上占领经济、军事与政治优势，世界也认为美国英语是目前最重要的语言。特别是许多美国文化产品（例如：电影、书籍、音乐）活跃在全世界，大量取代了其他英语国家的产品。BritishAmerican?Can you tell whether a man isWhat are the differences between American
English and British English?What? Do you mean this autumn?Do you have any plan this fall?fallautumnWhen you hear two native speakers of
English, they may still not speak the same
kind of English.Fill in the table below.apartmentpetrolundergroundcollegerubbishvacationelevatorJack is a British boy. He went to America for a trip in this summer vacation. The first day he went to a restaurant and looked around for a toilet. When he asked the waitress, she told him it is on the second floor. Jack went up two floors only to find empty rooms.Where is the toilet?Situation discussion British English
the ground floor
the first floor
the second floor
the third floorthe first floorthe second floorthe third floorthe forth floorAmerican EnglishN-E-I-G-H-B-O-U-R, neighbour.Can you tell me how to spell the word “neighbor”? When you write in English, they may
not have the same spelling.neighbourneighborFill in the table below.labourcolorhumourfavoritetheatrekilometerBrEAmEspellingpronunci
-ationcolourcolortravelledtraveleddance; can’t; neither; either; vocabularyautumnfallfilmmovieshopstoreBrE & AmE Little Girl: Hi, I’d like some sweets,
please.
Store Owner: No problem. All the candy
we sell is sweet.
Little Girl: I see, so you sell sweet sweets.sweets,candyRead the two dialogues below and then find the different kinds of English.Imitation time2. Jim: Let’s take the lorry for a trip
into the countryside.
Linda: Of course, I expect you to
take me!
Jim: Oh, I’m sorry, Linda, I mean
my truck.lorrytruck.Read the e-mails on page 1 and decide
which writer is American and which is
British.The second writer is American.Mumprogrammetheatrerealisewrite to meMomprogramtheaterrealizewrite me1. People from Hong Kong can understand people from Beijing.
2. People from Shanghai sound the same as people from Xi’an.
3. Chinese characters can be understood by
all speakers of Chinese.
4. American English is very different
from British English.
5. People from Britain can’t understand
people from America.Check the true statements.open√××× Two mice sat in their hole watching Cat
lurk (潜伏) outside. “I know how to make
Cat go away,” said the first mouse. “How?”
the second mouse asked in surprise.
“Watch! Bow, wow! (汪)” barked the
first mouse. Peering (仔细瞧) through their
hole in the wall, they saw Cat running away
in fear.
“Ah, see the benefit of knowing another
language!” Fun time 译一译关于语言We have really everything in common
with America nowadays, except of
course, language.
— Oscar Wilde, 19th century writer如今，我们和美国在一切方面
都相同，当然除了语言。Within a century British and
American English speakers will
not be able to understand each
other.
— Henry Sweet, 19th century linguist不出一百年，讲英国英语和讲美国英语
的人将不能互相理解。America and England are
two countries divided by a
common language.
— George Bernard Shaw,
20th century writer美国和英国是被同一种语言分开的
两个国家。老师讲英式英语或美国英语并没有
多大的差别。HomeworkPreview the part of Reading and Vocabulary.Thank you.
第五册 必修5M1British and
American EnglishObjectives1. To speak out and remember the
differences between British and
American English correctly
2. To learn how to talk and write in British
and American English correctlyAppreciation of a clip about
a dialect in China Could people from Dongbei
understand people from Sichuan?
They are some varieties of Chinese.Do you know that there is more than
one kind of English? In some important
ways they are every different from one
another. They are called world
Englishes.What about English?English-speaking countries
in the world英语的历史英语语言的发展经历了三个阶段：
古英语时期（450-1150）：始于1500多年前北欧。在公元5世纪由3个日耳曼部落——盎格鲁、撒克逊、裘特人带过来。盎格鲁人原语言是“Englisc”（“English”之来源）。在此时期，古英语朝简化词形变化发展，语法某些方面与现代英语语法不同。近代英语时期（1150-1500）：1066年，
诺曼人征服英国，对英语有显著冲击，改变了单词拼法，更引入许多新的诺曼词汇。
在此时期，英语文法与单词都有变化。
现代英语时期（1500-）：在此时期，来自拉丁语和希腊语的词汇被归入英语。
在19世纪和20世纪，英语词汇迅速增长。
在独立后的美国，英语逐渐演变成具有自己
特征的，反映美国生活和社会的语言，即美语。英语在大西洋两岸逐渐分化，形成当今英语语言两大主流—英国英语和美国英语。Can you understand the different kinds
of English these people are using?Let’s go to the pictures!Why not go by Underground?OK. But how shall we go to the movies?Er, but the subway station is far away.There are many varieties (分类) of English around the world such as： Canadian English
British English
American English
Australian English
Indian EnglishVarieties of English英国英语(British English，简写：BrE、BE)，又称英式英语。历史上，英语之所以世界通行，皆因大英帝国的势力，英国英语最具影响力，又称“英国腔”，但仍有许多国家不以为然（特别是美国）。
从20世纪中叶至今，英语影响力的扩大，是因为美国在世界上占领经济、军事与政治优势，世界也认为美国英语是目前最重要的语言。特别是许多美国文化产品（例如：电影、书籍、音乐）活跃在全世界，大量取代了其他英语国家的产品。BritishAmerican?Can you tell whether a man isWhat are the differences between American
English and British English?What? Do you mean this autumn?Do you have any plan this fall?fallautumnWhen you hear two native speakers of
English, they may still not speak the same
kind of English.Fill in the table below.apartmentpetrolundergroundcollegerubbishvacationelevatorJack is a British boy. He went to America for a trip in this summer vacation. The first day he went to a restaurant and looked around for a toilet. When he asked the waitress, she told him it is on the second floor. Jack went up two floors only to find empty rooms.Where is the toilet?Situation discussion British English
the ground floor
the first floor
the second floor
the third floorthe first floorthe second floorthe third floorthe forth floorAmerican EnglishN-E-I-G-H-B-O-U-R, neighbour.Can you tell me how to spell the word “neighbor”? When you write in English, they may
not have the same spelling.neighbourneighborFill in the table below.labourcolorhumourfavoritetheatrekilometerBrEAmEspellingpronunci
-ationcolourcolortravelledtraveleddance; can’t; neither; either; vocabularyautumnfallfilmmovieshopstoreBrE & AmE Little Girl: Hi, I’d like some sweets,
please.
Store Owner: No problem. All the candy
we sell is sweet.
Little Girl: I see, so you sell sweet sweets.sweets,candyRead the two dialogues below and then find the different kinds of English.Imitation time2. Jim: Let’s take the lorry for a trip
into the countryside.
Linda: Of course, I expect you to
take me!
Jim: Oh, I’m sorry, Linda, I mean
my truck.lorrytruck.Read the e-mails on page 1 and decide
which writer is American and which is
British.The second writer is American.Mumprogrammetheatrerealisewrite to meMomprogramtheaterrealizewrite me1. People from Hong Kong can understand people from Beijing.
2. People from Shanghai sound the same as people from Xi’an.
3. Chinese characters can be understood by
all speakers of Chinese.
4. American English is very different
from British English.
5. People from Britain can’t understand
people from America.Check the true statements.open√××× Two mice sat in their hole watching Cat
lurk (潜伏) outside. “I know how to make
Cat go away,” said the first mouse. “How?”
the second mouse asked in surprise.
“Watch! Bow, wow! (汪)” barked the
first mouse. Peering (仔细瞧) through their
hole in the wall, they saw Cat running away
in fear.
“Ah, see the benefit of knowing another
language!” Fun time 译一译关于语言We have really everything in common
with America nowadays, except of
course, language.
— Oscar Wilde, 19th century writer如今，我们和美国在一切方面
都相同，当然除了语言。Within a century British and
American English speakers will
not be able to understand each
other.
— Henry Sweet, 19th century linguist不出一百年，讲英国英语和讲美国英语
的人将不能互相理解。America and England are
two countries divided by a
common language.
— George Bernard Shaw,
20th century writer美国和英国是被同一种语言分开的
两个国家。老师讲英式英语或美国英语并没有
多大的差别。HomeworkPreview the part of Reading and Vocabulary.Thank you.