模块1 Unit 2 Growing pains Word power 课件（55张PPT）
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课件55张PPT。M1 Unit 2
Little Humor
Am. BOY : Could I use your bathroom?
Br. BOY: Of course , let me give you a clean towel（毛 巾）。
Am. BOY : Oh , I’m sorry , but I didn’t mean to take a shower.
What’s the misunderstanding between them?The misunderstanding between thembathroom(AmE) a toliet (BrE) a bath or showerDifference between American and British EnglishLearning goals
American English vs British English
2. Learn to infer the meanings of some colloquialisms
3. To get to know some western culture.American English and British English differ in many ways GrammarSpellingVocabularyPronunciationP26(4) Differences in grammar Differences in GrammarDo you have a book? ______
___________ a book? ______Sam just _____ home. ______
Sam has just gone home.______Am.EAm.EBr.EBr.EHave you (got) wentcenter---centre
theater---theatre
centimeter---centimetre
Kilometer---kilometre-er
vs
-reAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishcolor---colour
humor---humour
behavior---behaviour
neighbor---neighbour
honor---honour
favorite---favourite
-or vs -ourAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishtraveler---traveller
woolen---woollen
jeweler---jeweller
organize---organise
realize---realise
-l- vs -ll--ze vs -seprogram---programme
kilogram---kilogramme
-gram vs -grammeDifference in vocabulary Differences in Vocabularyfallautumn elevator(电梯) liftdustbin
trash can subway undergroundAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishdrugstore/ pharmacy
phone boothChemist’sphone box
American English Vs British English
Differences in vocabulary
Try to list as many vocabularies as you canBr.E Am.EBr.EAm.EbiscuitscookiesplasterbandagecrispschipsBr.EAm.EchipsFrench friesfootballsoccertrainerssneakersBr.EAm.EjumpersweatertrouserspantsMobile phonecellphonecentercolorsoccertirecandyvocationgarbagegastravelerRestroom/bathroomorganizefallbehavorprogramliving-room Differences in Pronunciation British English
Have a try! Have a try!Cultural differences: How much do you know?
1) Thanksgiving is celebrated only in _______.
2) People usually walk on the ______ side in the USA while in the UK people usually walk on the ______ side.
3) __________ behave in a more casual （随意的）way while in _______ people are a bit more formal or traditional. AmericarightleftAmericansBritishCultural differences:
Generally speaking, __________ behave in a more casual （随意的）way while in _______ people are a bit more formal or traditional. AmericansBritishOne man’s meat is another man’s poison.人之鱼肉, 我之砒霜; 萝卜青菜, 各有所爱
colloquialismsWhat is a colloquialism?A colloquialism is an informal expression used
in spoken English. Colloquialisms are never
used in formal English or in writing, but are
often used in conversations. 俗话，白话Guess the meaning of cost an arm and a legA: Your new car is really nice.
B: It should be. It cost me an arm and a leg.
A: Really? I’m sorry to hear that. When did the car accident happen? B: Come on, friend. I’m fine. I mean
the car costs a lot of money.Page 27 part AA wet blanketIn the 19th-century, native Americans often put out their campfires with a wet blanket.
fire ----- excitement and joy
the wet blanket that puts out the fire ------- ?
Meaning ：A wet blanket:
Something or someone that spoils(损坏、破坏) other people’s fun by being boringA wet blanket ：扫兴的人或物Throw a wet blanket on/ over …给……泼冷水The weatherman _________________________ when he forecast rain.
气象员报有雨，给我们的野餐计划泼了冷水。threw a wet blanket on our picnic planPull my legBy the late 1800s people sometimes tripped(绊倒) others by catching their legs with a string(绳子) across the sidewalk.
Sometimes it was just for fun1Meaning:Pull my leg:
to fool someone; to joke with someone1开某人玩笑Hey, stop__________, will you! 喂,你别逗我了,行不行！When he said that he would invite the whole class to his birthday party, we wondered whether he was pulling our leg. pulling my legDon’t worry. It’s a piece of cake!_______________________________________________________something easy to do (一件易事)Something easy to doIt's a piece of cake. 小事一桩。
It's as easy as pie. 真是易如反掌。
It's as easy as ABC.太容易了！
It's no big deal! 没什么大不了的！
It's a no-brainer! 这很简单,不用动什么脑筋的。
That's no sweat at all! 那一点都不难！
Go on, tell me. I’m all ears.________________________________listening carefully(洗耳恭听)turn a deaf ear to...---refuse to listen to (对…置若罔闻)have no ear for…Which do you like better, classical music or pop music?
I’m sorry to say I have no ear for any music. am not good at B. don’t have a taste for
C. enjoy myself in D. am good at No matter what his parents said, he just turned a deaf ear to it．In many cases, we can guess
the meaning of the colloquialisms
through the words used.strategyliteral meaninghidden meaningAll thumbs.---clumsy (笨拙的)Give a thumbs-up to…---to praise sb./ sth 1. A: Did Jerry really go to Italy this summer?
B: No way. He was only _____________and you believed him?4. Do not invite Xiao Li to the party. She's such _________________.2. Now be quiet, and I want you to be ___________ in class.3.She broke three vases and seemed to be ____________.
A quiz.pulling your legall earsall thumbsa wet blanketFinish Part B on page 271. Mrs Black’s garden is the best in our town. She really has green fingers.
_______________________________
Don’t expect too much from him. After all, he is only a green hand.
________________________________be good at gardening （园艺高手） An person who is inexperienced（新手）2. He makes every decision in our company. He is the top dog.
________________________________An important person in an organization（带头人、当权者）love me, love my dog.
Don’t wake a sleeping dog爱屋及乌别惹是生非a lucky dog3. Why did you give her cold shoulder? You are good friends, aren’t you.
________________________________
be not friendly with her （对之冷淡）give somebody a hand（= help sb.）4. I wish I had brought my umbrella. It’s raining cats and dogs.
_______________________________raining heavily. （倾盆大雨） a cat and dog lifeThey have led a cat and dog life almost since the day they were married.过着经常吵架的生活5. Football is just not my cup of tea. I like playing volleyball.
___________________________ to my taste. （我喜欢的类型） ( 掌上明珠）（代价巨大）（扫兴的人或物）（开某人玩笑）（某人喜欢的东西）6. a piece of cake7. a no-brainer8. all ears9. all thumbs10. have green fingers（容易的事情）（不用动脑的容易事）（洗耳恭听）（笨手笨脚的）（擅长园艺）（ 新手）（领头人）（对……没有欣赏能力）（爱屋及乌）（别惹是生非）16. give sb cold shoulder17. turn a deaf ear to…18. give sb a hand19. rain cats and dogs20. live a cat-and-dog life（对之冷淡）（对……置若罔闻）（帮助某人）（大雨倾盆）（吵吵闹闹的生活）consolidation1.---Honey,?I?have?to?say?I?can’t?go?to?the?
party?tonight.?I’m?tired?out.?
? ----?_______.?Have?some?fun!?
A.?Don’t?be?a?black?sheep?
B.?Don’t?pull?my?leg
C.?Don’t?be?a?wet?blanket?
D.?Don’t?give?me?the?cold?shoulder?Cconsolidation2. As ______, I had to learn, and my colleagues offered me a lot of help.
A. a top dog B. a wet blanket
C. a green finger D. a green handDconsolidation3. --Congratulations,?Tom!?You?have?won?
the?first?prize?in?the?physics?competition.?
--Don’t?_______,?I’m?not?good?at?
physics,?you?know.
A.?rain cats and dogs? B.?pull?my?leg?
C.?be?a?no-brainer? D.?be?all?thumbsBconsolidation4. -- Hi,?Jay,?why?do?you?look?so?upset??
-- Well, I?am _____?today?and?I?have?
broken4?cups?so?far.?
A. all?thumbs B.?a piece of cake?
C.?all ears? D.?a lucky dogAsome colloquialisms to describe personalitya?top dog
an?early?bird
a?dark sheep
a social butterfly?
a busy bee
a tough nut
a couch potato 领头狗--处于支配地位的人早鸟– 勤奋的人黑羊—捣蛋的人，害群之马社交蝴蝶– 善于交际的（女）人忙蜂—忙碌的人硬坚果—固执的人躺椅土豆--懒惰的人Every little helps!
（积少成多）Stay curious;Keep accumulating! Homework
1. Memorize the differences in Am.E & Br.E
2. Find more colloquialisms in you after-class exercise.Thank youGood-bye
Little Humor
Am. BOY : Could I use your bathroom?
Br. BOY: Of course , let me give you a clean towel（毛 巾）。
Am. BOY : Oh , I’m sorry , but I didn’t mean to take a shower.
What’s the misunderstanding between them?The misunderstanding between thembathroom(AmE) a toliet (BrE) a bath or showerDifference between American and British EnglishLearning goals
American English vs British English
2. Learn to infer the meanings of some colloquialisms
3. To get to know some western culture.American English and British English differ in many ways GrammarSpellingVocabularyPronunciationP26(4) Differences in grammar Differences in GrammarDo you have a book? ______
___________ a book? ______Sam just _____ home. ______
Sam has just gone home.______Am.EAm.EBr.EBr.EHave you (got) wentcenter---centre
theater---theatre
centimeter---centimetre
Kilometer---kilometre-er
vs
-reAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishcolor---colour
humor---humour
behavior---behaviour
neighbor---neighbour
honor---honour
favorite---favourite
-or vs -ourAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishtraveler---traveller
woolen---woollen
jeweler---jeweller
organize---organise
realize---realise
-l- vs -ll--ze vs -seprogram---programme
kilogram---kilogramme
-gram vs -grammeDifference in vocabulary Differences in Vocabularyfallautumn elevator(电梯) liftdustbin
trash can subway undergroundAmerican
EnglishBritish
Englishdrugstore/ pharmacy
phone boothChemist’sphone box
American English Vs British English
Differences in vocabulary
Try to list as many vocabularies as you canBr.E Am.EBr.EAm.EbiscuitscookiesplasterbandagecrispschipsBr.EAm.EchipsFrench friesfootballsoccertrainerssneakersBr.EAm.EjumpersweatertrouserspantsMobile phonecellphonecentercolorsoccertirecandyvocationgarbagegastravelerRestroom/bathroomorganizefallbehavorprogramliving-room Differences in Pronunciation British English
Have a try! Have a try!Cultural differences: How much do you know?
1) Thanksgiving is celebrated only in _______.
2) People usually walk on the ______ side in the USA while in the UK people usually walk on the ______ side.
3) __________ behave in a more casual （随意的）way while in _______ people are a bit more formal or traditional. AmericarightleftAmericansBritishCultural differences:
Generally speaking, __________ behave in a more casual （随意的）way while in _______ people are a bit more formal or traditional. AmericansBritishOne man’s meat is another man’s poison.人之鱼肉, 我之砒霜; 萝卜青菜, 各有所爱
colloquialismsWhat is a colloquialism?A colloquialism is an informal expression used
in spoken English. Colloquialisms are never
used in formal English or in writing, but are
often used in conversations. 俗话，白话Guess the meaning of cost an arm and a legA: Your new car is really nice.
B: It should be. It cost me an arm and a leg.
A: Really? I’m sorry to hear that. When did the car accident happen? B: Come on, friend. I’m fine. I mean
the car costs a lot of money.Page 27 part AA wet blanketIn the 19th-century, native Americans often put out their campfires with a wet blanket.
fire ----- excitement and joy
the wet blanket that puts out the fire ------- ?
Meaning ：A wet blanket:
Something or someone that spoils(损坏、破坏) other people’s fun by being boringA wet blanket ：扫兴的人或物Throw a wet blanket on/ over …给……泼冷水The weatherman _________________________ when he forecast rain.
气象员报有雨，给我们的野餐计划泼了冷水。threw a wet blanket on our picnic planPull my legBy the late 1800s people sometimes tripped(绊倒) others by catching their legs with a string(绳子) across the sidewalk.
Sometimes it was just for fun1Meaning:Pull my leg:
to fool someone; to joke with someone1开某人玩笑Hey, stop__________, will you! 喂,你别逗我了,行不行！When he said that he would invite the whole class to his birthday party, we wondered whether he was pulling our leg. pulling my legDon’t worry. It’s a piece of cake!_______________________________________________________something easy to do (一件易事)Something easy to doIt's a piece of cake. 小事一桩。
It's as easy as pie. 真是易如反掌。
It's as easy as ABC.太容易了！
It's no big deal! 没什么大不了的！
It's a no-brainer! 这很简单,不用动什么脑筋的。
That's no sweat at all! 那一点都不难！
Go on, tell me. I’m all ears.________________________________listening carefully(洗耳恭听)turn a deaf ear to...---refuse to listen to (对…置若罔闻)have no ear for…Which do you like better, classical music or pop music?
I’m sorry to say I have no ear for any music. am not good at B. don’t have a taste for
C. enjoy myself in D. am good at No matter what his parents said, he just turned a deaf ear to it．In many cases, we can guess
the meaning of the colloquialisms
through the words used.strategyliteral meaninghidden meaningAll thumbs.---clumsy (笨拙的)Give a thumbs-up to…---to praise sb./ sth 1. A: Did Jerry really go to Italy this summer?
B: No way. He was only _____________and you believed him?4. Do not invite Xiao Li to the party. She's such _________________.2. Now be quiet, and I want you to be ___________ in class.3.She broke three vases and seemed to be ____________.
A quiz.pulling your legall earsall thumbsa wet blanketFinish Part B on page 271. Mrs Black’s garden is the best in our town. She really has green fingers.
_______________________________
Don’t expect too much from him. After all, he is only a green hand.
________________________________be good at gardening （园艺高手） An person who is inexperienced（新手）2. He makes every decision in our company. He is the top dog.
________________________________An important person in an organization（带头人、当权者）love me, love my dog.
Don’t wake a sleeping dog爱屋及乌别惹是生非a lucky dog3. Why did you give her cold shoulder? You are good friends, aren’t you.
________________________________
be not friendly with her （对之冷淡）give somebody a hand（= help sb.）4. I wish I had brought my umbrella. It’s raining cats and dogs.
_______________________________raining heavily. （倾盆大雨） a cat and dog lifeThey have led a cat and dog life almost since the day they were married.过着经常吵架的生活5. Football is just not my cup of tea. I like playing volleyball.
___________________________ to my taste. （我喜欢的类型） ( 掌上明珠）（代价巨大）（扫兴的人或物）（开某人玩笑）（某人喜欢的东西）6. a piece of cake7. a no-brainer8. all ears9. all thumbs10. have green fingers（容易的事情）（不用动脑的容易事）（洗耳恭听）（笨手笨脚的）（擅长园艺）（ 新手）（领头人）（对……没有欣赏能力）（爱屋及乌）（别惹是生非）16. give sb cold shoulder17. turn a deaf ear to…18. give sb a hand19. rain cats and dogs20. live a cat-and-dog life（对之冷淡）（对……置若罔闻）（帮助某人）（大雨倾盆）（吵吵闹闹的生活）consolidation1.---Honey,?I?have?to?say?I?can’t?go?to?the?
party?tonight.?I’m?tired?out.?
? ----?_______.?Have?some?fun!?
A.?Don’t?be?a?black?sheep?
B.?Don’t?pull?my?leg
C.?Don’t?be?a?wet?blanket?
D.?Don’t?give?me?the?cold?shoulder?Cconsolidation2. As ______, I had to learn, and my colleagues offered me a lot of help.
A. a top dog B. a wet blanket
C. a green finger D. a green handDconsolidation3. --Congratulations,?Tom!?You?have?won?
the?first?prize?in?the?physics?competition.?
--Don’t?_______,?I’m?not?good?at?
physics,?you?know.
A.?rain cats and dogs? B.?pull?my?leg?
C.?be?a?no-brainer? D.?be?all?thumbsBconsolidation4. -- Hi,?Jay,?why?do?you?look?so?upset??
-- Well, I?am _____?today?and?I?have?
broken4?cups?so?far.?
A. all?thumbs B.?a piece of cake?
C.?all ears? D.?a lucky dogAsome colloquialisms to describe personalitya?top dog
an?early?bird
a?dark sheep
a social butterfly?
a busy bee
a tough nut
a couch potato 领头狗--处于支配地位的人早鸟– 勤奋的人黑羊—捣蛋的人，害群之马社交蝴蝶– 善于交际的（女）人忙蜂—忙碌的人硬坚果—固执的人躺椅土豆--懒惰的人Every little helps!
（积少成多）Stay curious;Keep accumulating! Homework
1. Memorize the differences in Am.E & Br.E
2. Find more colloquialisms in you after-class exercise.Thank youGood-bye