"Have you ever been to an English corner?" English for you and me PPT courseware

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"Have you ever been to an English corner?" English for you and me PPT courseware

Discussion

How do you learn English?

What are your problems in learning English?

What do you think are the good ways to learn English?

1 Look at the photos and answer the questions.

Which is more difficult…

1. speaking to your classmates or speaking to people from the UK or the US?

2. doing English exercise or reading English stories?

3. understand written English or spoken English?

2 Listen and choose the correct answer.

1.How has Tony’s dad made progress in learning Chinese?

a) He has been to classes.

b) He has practiced it every day.

c) He did not do anything special.

2. According to Tony’s dad, what do you need to do to be good at a foreign language?

a) You need to be very bright.

b) You need to work hard.

c) You need to go to classes.

3. What does Tony’s dad think about Chinese?

a) It is easier than English.

b) It is more difficult than English.

c) It is as easy as English.

Complete the sentences in your own words.

1. Some people think English is difficult to learn because _____________.

2. You’ll find a lot of fun in learning English if ______________.

3. You can go to an English corner if _____________.

4. It is good to meet other speakers of English, although______________.

5. Lingling does not have to go to an English corner because ____________.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in the box.

achieve progress require speaker

1. How much have you _______ this year in English? Have you made much _______?

2. How can you get more practice with English _______ from the UK and the US?

3. What does it _______ to learn English well?

Language points

1. Progress n. Progress (uncountable noun), commonly used modifiers such as rapid, great, much, some, etc.

1) make progress make progress

make great progress make great progress

How much progress have you made?

2) make progress in (doing) sth make progress in (doing) something

I have made great progress in maths this term.

I made rapid progress in speaking English.

2. achieve v. success; realization (the subject is people) achievement n.

achieve success / victory / one’s dream

achieve success/win/realize someone's dream

At last, he achieved his dream.

No one can achieve anything without effort.

The subject of come true is dreams, blueprints, plans, etc.

Your dream will come true one day.

3. anyway adv. no matter what; no matter what

Anyway, he must have eaten a lot because now he is fat.

4. written English written English

spoken English spoken English

English – speaking English

How can I improve my spoken English?

I want to travel to English–speaking countries.

Language points

1. I think I’ve achieved a lot.

achieve v. achieve; obtain

It usually means "fulfill your dreams, achieve success" etc.

You will achieve your goals if you study hard.

If you study hard, you will achieve your goal.

You will never achieve anything if you spend your time that way.

If you always waste your time like this, you will never achieve anything.

2. I hope my English is good enough for the exams, anyway.

enough adv. sufficiently, sufficiently

He is brave enough to face dangers.

He is brave enough to face all kinds of dangers.

He plays well enough for a beginner.

For a beginner, he plays pretty well.

Note: enough is used as an adverb to modify an adjective, adverb or verb, and is located after the word it modifies.

enough adj. Sufficient; enough

I haven’t got enough time (time enough) for reading.

I don't have enough time to read.

Note: enough is used as an adjective and can be used as an attributive or predicate in a sentence. When used as an attributive, its position is more flexible. It can be placed before the word it modifies or after the word it modifies.

3. … although my spoken English is not that good.

That is used as an adverb here, meaning "then, like that" and is mainly used in spoken language.

Don’t worry. The situation is not that bad.

Don't worry, it's not that bad.

Is the problem that easy?

Is the problem that simple?

4. … you can make progress quickly …

make progress make progress

He made progress in English gradually.

He gradually made progress in English.

I'm glad you're making great progress.

I am very glad that you __________.

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