"We all own English" English for you and me PPT courseware

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"We all own English" English for you and me PPT courseware

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Words and expressions

word review

Students have already previewed the words in this unit during early reading. You can take a few minutes to review them quickly. The higher the vocabulary proficiency, the higher the reading speed.

Words and expressions

own v. own

everyday adj. Everyday, daily

essential adj. Extremely important

tourism n. tourism

quarter n. quarter

industrial adj. industrial

recent adj. recent

typhoon n. typhoon

importance n. importance

Discussion

1. English has now become an international language. How did this happen?

2. What will the future of English be like?

3. Who owns English?

Objectives:

1. To relay information about English

2. To tell how English has become an international language

3. To comment on the future of English and Chinese

4. To write a brief introduction of Chinese

Focus on

Words:

own, tourism, recent, typhoon, education, essential, pronunciation, industrial, advertising, international

Phrases:

a quarter of, give much help with, all over the world, as common as, in place of, at least

Patterns:

…, although there are many other languages ​​for…

The answer is everyone who speaks it —the English…

Answer the question:

Who owns English?

Everyone who speaks it —the English, the Indians and the Chinese all help make it a rich language.

Read and answer the questions:

1. How many people in the world speak English?

English is spoken by about 400 million people in Australia, Britain, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa and the USA.

2. When did English become an international language?

In the 20th century.

3. Who owns English?

Everyone who speaks it owns English.

4. Why did English become so popular?

The reason is that in the 18th century, the UK was a country whose industrial products were sold all over the world. In the 20th century, the USA spread English all over the world through newspapers, television, films and advertising. Now it's the common language for international travel, science, industry, information technology and the internet.

Choose the best answer.

1. In a country like India, English is _______.

a) not taught in school

b) spoken by everyone

c) the most important foreign language

d) not the language everyone speaks at home

2. English became more common because ________.

a) of the growth of the UK

b) it’s an easy language to learn

c) it was used in television, films and the Internet

d) it was sold like an industrial product

3. English has many words which__________.

a) are difficult to remember

b) first came from other languages

c) look as if they come from another language

d) are important to remember

Writing

Write a composition called:

The future of Chinese

Write notes about the following:

How many people speak Chinese at home in China?

800 million

Where do people outside China speak Chinese?

Singapore, Malaysia, Chinese communities all over the world.

Who is learning Chinese elsewhere in the world?

School children in the UK and the USA.

1. Fill in the blanks according to the initial letters given

1. I can’t understand the foreigners because my English level is f____ low.

2. Learning a foreign language requires a c_____ effort, however easy it is.

3. How much have you a_______ this year in English? Have you made much progress?

2. Write words according to sentence meaning and Chinese prompts

1. As far as I know, the Browns ____(own) this house.

2. According to the news, a _______ (typhoon) is coming.

3. School is an ________ (daily) event for most children.

4. The town depends on ________ (tourism) for much of its income (income).

5. The foreigner that I bumped into yesterday dressed like an ______(Indian).

6. The performance will end in a ______ (quarter) of an hour.

3. Translate the sentences according to the Chinese meaning and prompts

1. Whose scarf is this? (belong to) ______________

2. I will attend this meeting instead of Mary. (in place of ______________

3. This pencil is either yours or mine. (either … or…) ______________

4. He is very friendly to us and he studies well. (what’s more) __________

5. Personal computers are becoming as common as televisions. (as …as)_____________

Homework

Write your composition about the language—English.

Preview

1. Preview object clause, relative clause and adverbial clause.

2. Practise new words and expressions.

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