高中英语人教版（新课程标准）必修1 Unit 2 English around the world2课件（18张PPT）
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课件18张PPT。Period 1Warming up and Reading I Unit 2 English around the worldSmall QuizLet’s do a small quiz to distinguish/tell the national flags of different countries which speak English as their native language.
Great BritainAustraliaNew ZealandIrelandSouth AfricaThe U.S.A. IndiaCanadaSingapore1. Are the English in those countries the same?
British EnglishAmerican English& Do you know the differences between American English and British English? Listen to the dialogues. Find the British and American words which are different but have the same meaning.
British EnglishAmerican Englishspellingpronunciationwordscolour,color,favourite,favorite,theatre,theater,centre,center,travelled,traveled,metremeteraskdancewheelnotboxpost,mail,film,movie,autumn,fallI think,I guess,sweetscandylorrytruckBritish EnglishAmerican Englishwordslift (电梯)elevatorpetrol (汽油)gasflat (公寓)apartmenttoiletbathroomunderground(地铁)subwayuniversity(大学)collegerubbish(垃圾)garbagedustbin(垃圾箱)trash canholidayvacationfortnight(两星期）two weeksDo you know how many people use English as their native language, second language, or foreign language? 375 million750 million375 millionUSA,Canada,Australia,south Africa, Ireland, New ZealandChina and many other countriesIndia, Pakistan,Nigeria,Philippines.government,schools, newspapers,TV Fast reading:Read the text and find out the answers to the questions of Ex. 1 on page 10.
1. Read the text and try to find the main idea of each paragraph. (Work in pairs)
Pair work:Describes the extension/development of English in the world.
Native speakers can understand each other but not everything.
The development of English as native language.
Or: English has changed over time.
English is spoken as a foreign or second language in many countries.Para 1: Para 2Para 3Para 4Step 3. Intensive reading Activity 1. fill in the chartGerman5—7million Australian FrenchvocabularyidentityActivity 2. Answer the following questions
(1)What is the clue of the passage?
(2) Why does India have a large number of English speakers?
(3) When did people from England begin to move to other parts of the world?
timebecause Britain ruled India from 1765 to 1947.in the 17th centuryStep 4 Read the passage again and decide the following statements are true or false.America has the largest number of English speakers
French ruled England from 1150 to 1500.
3.Native English speakers cant’t understand each other because they don’t speak the same kind of English.
4. Noah Webster wrote the American Dictionary of the English Language.
5. From 1765 to 1947 English was the language for government and education in South Africa. FTFTFDiscussion1. Do you think it matters what kind of English you learn, why?
2. Why do you think people all over the world want to learn English?
3. Will Chinese English become one of the World English?HomeworkTry to remember the English meaning of the new words in Reading I.
Review Reading 1.
3. Finish the exercises on Page11.
4. Finish Exercise1~2 on Page49 on WB.
5. Try to recite the first paragraph of Reading1.
Great BritainAustraliaNew ZealandIrelandSouth AfricaThe U.S.A. IndiaCanadaSingapore1. Are the English in those countries the same?
British EnglishAmerican English& Do you know the differences between American English and British English? Listen to the dialogues. Find the British and American words which are different but have the same meaning.
British EnglishAmerican Englishspellingpronunciationwordscolour,color,favourite,favorite,theatre,theater,centre,center,travelled,traveled,metremeteraskdancewheelnotboxpost,mail,film,movie,autumn,fallI think,I guess,sweetscandylorrytruckBritish EnglishAmerican Englishwordslift (电梯)elevatorpetrol (汽油)gasflat (公寓)apartmenttoiletbathroomunderground(地铁)subwayuniversity(大学)collegerubbish(垃圾)garbagedustbin(垃圾箱)trash canholidayvacationfortnight(两星期）two weeksDo you know how many people use English as their native language, second language, or foreign language? 375 million750 million375 millionUSA,Canada,Australia,south Africa, Ireland, New ZealandChina and many other countriesIndia, Pakistan,Nigeria,Philippines.government,schools, newspapers,TV Fast reading:Read the text and find out the answers to the questions of Ex. 1 on page 10.
1. Read the text and try to find the main idea of each paragraph. (Work in pairs)
Pair work:Describes the extension/development of English in the world.
Native speakers can understand each other but not everything.
The development of English as native language.
Or: English has changed over time.
English is spoken as a foreign or second language in many countries.Para 1: Para 2Para 3Para 4Step 3. Intensive reading Activity 1. fill in the chartGerman5—7million Australian FrenchvocabularyidentityActivity 2. Answer the following questions
(1)What is the clue of the passage?
(2) Why does India have a large number of English speakers?
(3) When did people from England begin to move to other parts of the world?
timebecause Britain ruled India from 1765 to 1947.in the 17th centuryStep 4 Read the passage again and decide the following statements are true or false.America has the largest number of English speakers
French ruled England from 1150 to 1500.
3.Native English speakers cant’t understand each other because they don’t speak the same kind of English.
4. Noah Webster wrote the American Dictionary of the English Language.
5. From 1765 to 1947 English was the language for government and education in South Africa. FTFTFDiscussion1. Do you think it matters what kind of English you learn, why?
2. Why do you think people all over the world want to learn English?
3. Will Chinese English become one of the World English?HomeworkTry to remember the English meaning of the new words in Reading I.
Review Reading 1.
3. Finish the exercises on Page11.
4. Finish Exercise1~2 on Page49 on WB.
5. Try to recite the first paragraph of Reading1.