广东省广州市培正中学高中英语必修一《Unit 2 English around the world课件 (共15张PPT)
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| 名称 | 广东省广州市培正中学高中英语必修一《Unit 2 English around the world课件 (共15张PPT) |  | |
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课件15张PPT。Unit 2 English around
the worldBritish EnglishAmerican English& Do you know the differences between American English and British English?English Around the Worldthe USACanadaNew ZealandAustraliaSouth Africathe United KingdomIreland official
voyage
native
present
gradually vocabularyNew words官方的航行，航海本国的，本地的现在的，出席的逐渐地词汇，词汇量actually
latter
identity
fluent
Singapore
Malaysia
frequently 事实上后者的身份流利的新加坡马来西亚频繁地The Road to Modern English The __________of Modern Englishdevelopment2. The text is developed mainly by ____.
A. place B. time C. people
3. At the end of the _____ century,
about five to seven million people
spoke English.
A. 14th B. 15th C. 16th Scanning: I. Details for each paragraph.Para1. How many people spoke English at the end of the 16th century?
About 5 to 7 million people.
Para2. What do Americans say for the word “flat”?
They say “apartment”.Para3. Fill in the blanks according to it.
Why has English changed over time? communicate with
one anotherless like ;more likeBased onCultures GermanGerman Frenchvocabulary AustraliaAmerica.Para5.1). Why does India take English as second language?Indiawas ruled by BritainSouth African EnglishSingapore EnglishMalaysian English2.) Can you find out any other kinds
of English from this paragraph ?Comprehending:Read the text again and fill in the form. quite different from English spoken todayFrench Germanruleda wider vocabularyAmerican Dictionary of the English languageits own identityGovernment and educationhas been usedlearning Englishis increasingTrue (T) or false (F).
1. Chinese English has become one of the world Englishes.
2. Between about AD 450 and 1150, English was less like German, and more like French.
3. It is The American Dictionary of the English Language that gives American English spelling its own identity.
4. English is spoken as the first language in Singapore and Malaysia.FTFFHomeworkPlease read the text again.
Recite words
the worldBritish EnglishAmerican English& Do you know the differences between American English and British English?English Around the Worldthe USACanadaNew ZealandAustraliaSouth Africathe United KingdomIreland official
voyage
native
present
gradually vocabularyNew words官方的航行，航海本国的，本地的现在的，出席的逐渐地词汇，词汇量actually
latter
identity
fluent
Singapore
Malaysia
frequently 事实上后者的身份流利的新加坡马来西亚频繁地The Road to Modern English The __________of Modern Englishdevelopment2. The text is developed mainly by ____.
A. place B. time C. people
3. At the end of the _____ century,
about five to seven million people
spoke English.
A. 14th B. 15th C. 16th Scanning: I. Details for each paragraph.Para1. How many people spoke English at the end of the 16th century?
About 5 to 7 million people.
Para2. What do Americans say for the word “flat”?
They say “apartment”.Para3. Fill in the blanks according to it.
Why has English changed over time? communicate with
one anotherless like ;more likeBased onCultures GermanGerman Frenchvocabulary AustraliaAmerica.Para5.1). Why does India take English as second language?Indiawas ruled by BritainSouth African EnglishSingapore EnglishMalaysian English2.) Can you find out any other kinds
of English from this paragraph ?Comprehending:Read the text again and fill in the form. quite different from English spoken todayFrench Germanruleda wider vocabularyAmerican Dictionary of the English languageits own identityGovernment and educationhas been usedlearning Englishis increasingTrue (T) or false (F).
1. Chinese English has become one of the world Englishes.
2. Between about AD 450 and 1150, English was less like German, and more like French.
3. It is The American Dictionary of the English Language that gives American English spelling its own identity.
4. English is spoken as the first language in Singapore and Malaysia.FTFFHomeworkPlease read the text again.
Recite words