外研版选修9 Module 6 Why Do We Need Dictionaries Reading and vocabulary 课件（26张PPT）
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(共26张PPT)
Welcome everyone !
Why do we need dictionaries ?
(Period one)
Learning aims:
1. To have a general knowledge of Samuel’s dictionary and the Oxford dictionary.
2. To summarize the lexicographer—Samuel and his dictionary.
3. To learn to predict.
4. To have the awareness of cherishing the dictionary culture and the world culture.
Guess the word
definition
A system of communication in speech and writing that is used by the people of a particular country or area.
language
Guess
A book that gives a list of words in alphabetical order and explains their meanings in the same or another language.
dictionary
Passage1
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Passage 2
The Oxford English Dictionary
Predict: What will be mentioned in this passage according to the topic
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Passage1
Samuel Johnson
How he produced the dictionary?
Who is Samuel Johnson?
Introduction (One--sentence summary)
To evaluate his dictionary
How did he produce his dictionary?
Born in Britain, Samuel Johnson, a critic, poet, biographer and lexicographer compiled the first real dictionary of the English language published in Britain.
occupation/profession
nationality
his achievements
_____
_____
_________________________
_______________________
criticize
By using Nathan Bailey's Dictionarium Britannicum as the basis of his new dictionary .
How did he produce the dictionary ?
While Johnson's dictionary containing 40000 words was the first to illustrate the meanings by using literary quotations , it had some faults.
explain sth by giving examples
Faults
old-fasioned, giving no help with pronunciation, using older spellings
Passage 2 : The Oxford English Dictionary
Please read the passage and find out the reason why it is not a person's name.
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Trench
James Murray
Furnivall
volunteers
Coleridge
They had a conversation about producing a new dictionary in 1857.
They wrote words and expressions on “Quotation slips” and send them to an editor.
He improved the filing system when he became the editor, and….
The oxford University Press agreed to publish the dictionary in 1879.
Thanks to the people who devoted themselves to the dictionary, we can take advantage of it.
They began to make the dictionary available online by the 1990s.
Participants Events
The three man
Volunteers
James Murray
The oxford University Press
The publishers
Get close to the job---lexicography
Watch the video
Experience the job as a lexicographer
Tips:
entry: the headword plus its article including definitions, pronunciations, examples of usage, etc. 词条
Your dictionary ( the front cover, one headword and its entry)
Treasure the dictionary culture.
Cherish the culture of the world.
Homework
1. Write down several sentences in your microblog to express your feelings after knowing the history of the two dictionaries.
2. Polish the dictionary that you produce
(You can choose either of them)
Welcome everyone !
Why do we need dictionaries ?
(Period one)
Learning aims:
1. To have a general knowledge of Samuel’s dictionary and the Oxford dictionary.
2. To summarize the lexicographer—Samuel and his dictionary.
3. To learn to predict.
4. To have the awareness of cherishing the dictionary culture and the world culture.
Guess the word
definition
A system of communication in speech and writing that is used by the people of a particular country or area.
language
Guess
A book that gives a list of words in alphabetical order and explains their meanings in the same or another language.
dictionary
Passage1
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Passage 2
The Oxford English Dictionary
Predict: What will be mentioned in this passage according to the topic
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Passage1
Samuel Johnson
How he produced the dictionary?
Who is Samuel Johnson?
Introduction (One--sentence summary)
To evaluate his dictionary
How did he produce his dictionary?
Born in Britain, Samuel Johnson, a critic, poet, biographer and lexicographer compiled the first real dictionary of the English language published in Britain.
occupation/profession
nationality
his achievements
_____
_____
_________________________
_______________________
criticize
By using Nathan Bailey's Dictionarium Britannicum as the basis of his new dictionary .
How did he produce the dictionary ?
While Johnson's dictionary containing 40000 words was the first to illustrate the meanings by using literary quotations , it had some faults.
explain sth by giving examples
Faults
old-fasioned, giving no help with pronunciation, using older spellings
Passage 2 : The Oxford English Dictionary
Please read the passage and find out the reason why it is not a person's name.
Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary
Trench
James Murray
Furnivall
volunteers
Coleridge
They had a conversation about producing a new dictionary in 1857.
They wrote words and expressions on “Quotation slips” and send them to an editor.
He improved the filing system when he became the editor, and….
The oxford University Press agreed to publish the dictionary in 1879.
Thanks to the people who devoted themselves to the dictionary, we can take advantage of it.
They began to make the dictionary available online by the 1990s.
Participants Events
The three man
Volunteers
James Murray
The oxford University Press
The publishers
Get close to the job---lexicography
Watch the video
Experience the job as a lexicographer
Tips:
entry: the headword plus its article including definitions, pronunciations, examples of usage, etc. 词条
Your dictionary ( the front cover, one headword and its entry)
Treasure the dictionary culture.
Cherish the culture of the world.
Homework
1. Write down several sentences in your microblog to express your feelings after knowing the history of the two dictionaries.
2. Polish the dictionary that you produce
(You can choose either of them)