高一人教新课标必修1 Unit 2 English around the world
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Indian English African English
Do you know the American way of saying the following words
lift
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Homework
1.Oral work:Why do so many people speak English? 2.Preview the reading
Unit Two
English Around the World
(Period One)
Let’s discover more about
English!
Fun Time
Are you a native speaker of Cantonese? If not, where is your native place? Use you native language to say “Hello” to your classmates!!!!!!!
Englishes spoken in different countries are different.
World Englishes
American English British English
Australian English Canadian English
New Zealand English Singapore English
theatre, centre colour,honour,labour traveller fulfil programme tyre realise, apologise smelt,spelt theater,center color,honor,labor traveler fulfill program tire realize,apologize smelled, spelled
Australia
Canada
India
Ireland
NewZealand
South Africa
The U.S.A.
Singapore
English
Why are there so many countries speaking English as their first or second language? Do you think the Englishes spoken all around the world are all the same ?
English around the world
Listen to a dialogue.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Where did the dialogue take place? Where was the man from? How did he travel? What was he looking for? Did he find what he wanted? What happened to him?Why?
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Do you know how Americans spell the following words
Small Quiz
Let’s
do a small quiz to distinguish the national flags of different countries, and find out the languages spoken in these countries.
Great Britain
Speaking Task:
Use your knowledge about the differences between American English and British English to make a dialogue on the misunderstanding caused by the differences between Am. E and Br. E. like the sample dialogue you just listened to.
Do you know the American way of saying the following words
lift
elevator sweet chemist’s rubbish trousers holiday the first floor the second floor underground lorry candy drugstore trash pants vacation ground floor first floor subway truck
Homework
1.Oral work:Why do so many people speak English? 2.Preview the reading
Unit Two
English Around the World
(Period One)
Let’s discover more about
English!
Fun Time
Are you a native speaker of Cantonese? If not, where is your native place? Use you native language to say “Hello” to your classmates!!!!!!!
Englishes spoken in different countries are different.
World Englishes
American English British English
Australian English Canadian English
New Zealand English Singapore English
theatre, centre colour,honour,labour traveller fulfil programme tyre realise, apologise smelt,spelt theater,center color,honor,labor traveler fulfill program tire realize,apologize smelled, spelled
Australia
Canada
India
Ireland
NewZealand
South Africa
The U.S.A.
Singapore
English
Why are there so many countries speaking English as their first or second language? Do you think the Englishes spoken all around the world are all the same ?
English around the world
Listen to a dialogue.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Where did the dialogue take place? Where was the man from? How did he travel? What was he looking for? Did he find what he wanted? What happened to him?Why?
apartment flat rubber eraser mum mom petrol gas toilet bathroom autumn fall film movie pen-friend pen-pal football soccer
Do you know how Americans spell the following words
Small Quiz
Let’s
do a small quiz to distinguish the national flags of different countries, and find out the languages spoken in these countries.
Great Britain
Speaking Task:
Use your knowledge about the differences between American English and British English to make a dialogue on the misunderstanding caused by the differences between Am. E and Br. E. like the sample dialogue you just listened to.