人教版 (2019)必修 第一册Unit 5 Languages around the world教案

这是一份人教版 (2019)必修 第一册Unit 5 Languages around the world教案，共6页。
必修一 Unit5 Language Around The World Billion:Usage: A billion is a large number equal to one thousand million or 1,000,000,000. Example: The company's net worth exceeded two billion dollars last year. Native:Usage: Native refers to something that belongs to a particular place or is inherent to a person by birth or upbringing. Example: She speaks English fluently because it is her native language. Attitude:Usage: Attitude refers to a person's feelings or opinions about something, often influencing their behavior or actions. Example: His positive attitude towards challenges helped him overcome difficult situations. Reference:Usage: A reference is a source of information or citation used to support an argument, claim, or statement. Example: When writing an academic paper, it's essential to provide proper references for all the sources used. Refer / Refer to:Usage: To refer means to mention or direct attention to something or someone. "Refer to" is used when you want someone to look at or consider a specific thing. Example: The teacher referred to a map to explain the geography lesson. System:Usage: A system is a set of connected parts that work together to achieve a specific purpose or function. Example: The solar system consists of the sun, planets, and other celestial bodies. Despite:Usage: Despite is used to show that something happened or is true even though there were other factors that could have affected it. Example: Despite the heavy rain, they managed to complete the marathon. Ups and downs:Usage: Ups and downs refer to the natural fluctuations or changes in a situation, characterized by both good and bad periods. Example: The stock market experiences ups and downs throughout the year. Factor: Usage: A factor is an element or circumstance that contributes to a particular result or outcome. Example: Time management is a critical factor in achieving success. Based / Base:Usage: Based means having a foundation or being established on something specific. Base is the noun form of based. Example: The movie was based on a best-selling novel. The base of the sculpture was made of marble. Date back:Usage: To date back means to have existed or originated at a specific time in the past.Example: The tradition of celebrating New Year's Eve dates back to ancient times. Bone:A bone is a rigid organ that makes up the skeleton of vertebrate animals.Example: The doctor examined the X-ray to check for any fractures or injuries in the bone.   Shell:Usage: A shell is a hard outer covering or structure that protects the soft interior of an organism or object. Example: The turtle retreated into its shell when it felt threatened. Symbol:Usage: A symbol is a representation of an idea, concept, or object often with deeper meaning or significance. Example: The dove is often used as a symbol of peace. Carve: Usage: To carve means to cut or shape something, usually wood or stone, into a particular form or design. Example: The artist carved a beautiful sculpture from a block of marble. Dynasty: Usage: A dynasty is a series of rulers from the same family who reign successively over a country or region. Example: The Ming Dynasty was known for its significant cultural and economic advancements. Variety:Usage: Variety refers to a range of different things or types within a particular category. Example: The supermarket offers a variety of fruits and vegetables. Major:Usage: Major means significant or important in size, scope, or influence. Example: The discovery was a major breakthrough in the field of medicine. No matter where/who/what: Usage: This phrase is used to emphasize that something is true or applicable regardless of the specific location, person, or situation. Example: No matter where you go, always remember your roots. Dialect: Usage: A dialect is a form of a language spoken in a particular region or by a specific group of people, characterized by distinct variations from the standard language. Example: The Southern dialect of English differs from the Northern dialect in terms of pronunciation and vocabulary. Means:Usage: Means refer to the method or resources used to achieve a particular goal or objective. Example: Studying hard is one of the means to improve your grades. Classic:Usage: Classic refers to something of enduring quality, timeless appeal, or traditional significance. Example: The little black dress is considered a classic piece of fashion. Regard:Usage: Regard means to consider or think of someone or something in a particular way. Example: She is highly regarded for her contributions to the scientific community. Character:Usage: Character can refer to a person's moral qualities or the distinctive features that define an individual or fictional figure. Example: Honesty and integrity are essential character traits. Calligraphy: Usage: Calligraphy is the art of beautiful and decorative handwriting, often with special pens or brushes. Example: The wedding invitations were elegantly written in calligraphy. Global:Usage: Global means relating to the entire world or having a worldwide scope or impact. Example: Climate change is a global issue that affects all countries. Affair:Usage: Affair can refer to an event, situation, or matter of particular interest or concern. Example: The government is dealing with economic affairs. Appreciate: Usage: Appreciate can mean to recognize the value or quality of something or to express gratitude or thanks. Example: I appreciate the effort you put into this project. Specific: Usage: Specific means precise, detailed, or particular to a certain thing or situation. Example: Can you provide more specific instructions on how to assemble the furniture? Struggle:Usage: Struggle refers to making strenuous efforts or encountering difficulties to achieve a goal or overcome a challenge. Example: Many people struggle to find a work-life balance. Tongue:Usage: Tongue can refer to the muscular organ inside the mouth used for tasting and speaking or a particular language spoken by a specific group of people. Example: Spanish is her native tongue. Point of view: Usage: Point of view refers to a person's perspective or opinion on a particular matter. Example: From my point of view, the project needs more time for development. Semester:Usage: A semester is one of two academic terms in a school or college year, usually lasting around 15-18 weeks. Example: He performed exceptionally well in the first semester of college. Petrol:Usage: Petrol is another term for gasoline, used as fuel for vehicles with internal combustion engines. Example: The price of petrol has been increasing steadily over the past month. Subway:Usage: A subway is an underground railway system used for public transportation in urban areas. Example: She takes the subway to work every day. Apartment:Usage: An apartment is a self-contained housing unit within a larger building, typically designed for residential purposes. Example: They moved into a spacious apartment in the city center. Pants:Usage: Pants are a garment that covers the lower part of the body from the waist to the ankles, usually worn as part of a two-piece outfit with a shirt or blouse. Example: He wore a white shirt with blue pants to the formal event. Beg:Usage: Beg means to ask earnestly or humbly for something, usually with great need or desire. Example: The homeless man on the street corner begged for spare change. Equal:Usage: Equal means the same in quantity, size, value, or status as something else. Example: In a fair society, everyone should be treated as equal. Gap:Usage: A gap is an opening, space, or interval where something is missing or incomplete. Example: There is a generation gap between older and younger employees in the workplace. Demand:Usage: Demand refers to the desire or need for a particular product or service. Example: The high demand for the latest smartphone caused long lines at the store. Vocabulary: Usage: Vocabulary refers to the set of words and terms that a person knows and uses in a particular language. Example: Building a strong vocabulary is essential for effective communication. Description:Usage: Description means a spoken or written representation of something or someone, conveying its features, qualities, or characteristics. Example: The real estate agent provided a detailed description of the house for sale. Relate / Relate to:Usage: To relate means to make a connection or establish a link between two or more things. "Relate to" means to understand or empathize with someone's feelings or experiences. Example: She could relate her personal experiences to the themes in the book.