人教版 (新课标)必修1&2必修1Unit 2 English around the world教学演示ppt课件

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Ⅰ. Pre-reading 1. ①D yu knw the tw men in the picture? Wh are they? ②Can they understand each ther well? ①The man n the left is British Prime Minister, David Camern , the ther n the right is U. S. President Barack Obama . (Answers may be in Chinese. )
②Yes, they can. Thugh they cme frm different cuntries, they have n truble in cmmunicating with each ther. After all, they are all English speakers. (Answers may vary. )
2. Hw many kinds f English are there in the wrld? Try t speak ut. American English, British English, Indian English, Australian English, Canadian English, Singapre English, African English, Malaysian English.
Ⅱ. Skim the whle text quickly and answer the fllwing questin. The title is“The rad t mdern English”. What des the wrd “rad” mean? It refers t the develpment f the English language .
Ⅲ. Read the text and try t tell if these sentences are TRUE(T) r FALSE(F). 1. At the end f the 16th century, nearly all the English speakers lived in America. (F)2. Even if Native English speakers dn’t speak the same kind f English, they can understand each ther. (T)3. The English language changes and develps when different cultures meet and cmmunicate with each ther. (T)
4. The American Dictinary f the English Language written by Nah Webster gave American English spelling a separate identity. (T)5. Frm 1765 t 1947 English was the language fr gvernment and educatin in Suth Africa. (F)
Ⅳ. Read the text again and fill in the frm belw.
Ⅴ. Chse the best answer accrding t the passage. 1. Frm abut AD 450 t 1150, English sunded mre like＿＿. A. French　　B. Chinese　　C. German　　D. Russian答案：C2. Which cuntry has the fastest grwing number f English speakers in the wrld? A. Australia.　　 B. China.　　 C. India. 　　D. Britain. 答案：B
3. Why d mre peple speak English? A. Because it is an internatinal language. B. Because it has the largest number f speakers. C. Because it is easy t learn. D. Because it always stays the same. 答案：A
4. What is the main idea f the passage? A. The future f English. B. The rigin（起源）f English. C. English is spken in many cuntries. D. The develpment f English in the wrld. 答案：D
Ⅰ. Chse the ne answer that best cmpletes the sentence. 1. D yu knw that there is＿＿＿ne kind f English in the wrld? A. less than　　B. nly　　C. hardly　　D. mre than【解析】选D。 mre than ne kind f. . . “不止有一种……”。句意为：你知道世界上不止有一种英语吗？less than 少于； nly 仅仅； hardly几乎不。
2.＿＿＿ that, English began t be spken in many ther cuntries. A. Because　　B. Because f 　　　C. As　　D. Since【解析】选B。because f是复合介词， 后面接名词、代词和动名词。其他三项后面接句子。
3. I’d like t＿＿＿t yur apartment. A. cme up　　B. cme n　　C. cme ut　　D. cme alng【解析】选A。cme up 走近，上来； cme n 加油，快点； cme ut 出版 ；cme alng一起，跟着。句意为：我愿意到你住的公寓里去。
4. English is als spken in Singapre and Malaysia and cuntries in Africa＿＿＿Suth Africa. A. that is　　B. fr example　　C. such as　　D. nw that【解析】选C。such as用来“罗列”同类人或物中的几个例子，可置于被列举的事物与前面的名词之间，但其后边不能用逗号；fr example强调“举例”说明，而且一般只举同类人或物中的一个作为插入语，且用逗号隔开，可置于句首、句中或句末；that is即，就是说，换言之；nw that既然，由于。句意为：英语还在新加坡和马来西亚以及像南非这样的非洲国家使用。
Ⅱ. Translate the fllwing sentences. 1. In sme imprtant ways they are very different frm ne anther. 在一些重要的方面它们彼此不同。2. It was based mre n German than the English we speak at present. 比起现在我们所说的英语，它更大程度上是基于德语的。
3. S by the 1600’s Shakespeare was able t make use f a wider vcabulary than ever befre. 所以到十七世纪时，莎士比亚所用的词汇量比以往任何时期都大。4. The latter gave a separate identity t American English spelling. 后者赋予了美国英语拼写的自我特色。
Ⅲ. Find ut the sentences similar in meaning t the nes belw in the passage. 1. Later in the century that fllwed, English peple travelled abrad by sea and ruled ther parts f the wrld by frce. As a result f that, peple in many ther cuntries began t speak English. Later in the next century, peple frm England made vyages t cnquer ther parts f the wrld and because f that, English began t be spken in many ther cuntries.
2. Althugh peple wh speak English as their mther language speak the different kinds f English, they have n truble in cmmunicating with each ther. Native English speakers can understand each ther even if they dn’t speak the same kind f English.
3. In the beginning, the English peple living frm AD 450 t 1150 spke different English frm the English we speak nw. At first the English spken in England between abut AD 450 and 1150 was very different frm the English spken tday.
4. Take India fr example. India was nce cntrlled by Britain fr almst tw centuries. S the number f peple wh speak English fluently is very large. Fr example, India has a very large number f fluent English speakers because Britain ruled India frm 1765 t 1947.
Ⅳ. Fill in the blanks with the prper wrds r phrases in the text. 　　English has changed and 1 . develped when cultures meet and 2 . cmmunicate with each ther. Frm AD 450 t 1150, new settlers t England enriched the English language and enlarged its 3 . vcabulary . In 1620, British peple began t mve t ther cuntries, and 4 . gradually , English was spken in many ther cuntries. By the 19th century
American English spelling gt a separate 5 . identity when Nah Webster wrte his dictinary. 6 . At present , mre peple speak English as their first, 7 . secnd r a freign language than ever befre. Peple in Suth Asia 8 . such as India, Singapre speak 9 . fluent English. China may have the 10 . largest number f English learners.