人教版（2023） 必修第一冊(cè) Unit 5 Languages Around the World Listening and Talking課件(共37張PPT內(nèi)鑲嵌音頻)

第第頁人教版（2023）必修第一冊(cè)Unit5LanguagesAroundtheWorldListeningandTalking課件(共37張PPT，內(nèi)鑲嵌音頻)(共37張PPT)

ListeningandSpeaking

2.KnowthedifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanaccents;

3.LearndifferentkindsofEnglish.

Lead-in

Onelanguagesetsyouinacorridorforlife.Twolanguagesopeneverydooralongtheway.—FrankSmith

一種語言能帶你進(jìn)入人生旅途，兩門語言為你開啟人生旅途中的所有大門。——弗蘭克·史密斯

Howmanylanguagesarespokenintheworld

A.Morethan4,000.

B.Morethan5,000.

C.Morethan6,000.

D.Morethan7,000.

Pre-listening

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China

Chinahasmorethan300languagesspoken.TheselanguagesarepopularinTibet,Taiwan,HongKong,andmainlandChina.ThepopularlanguageisMandarinChinesespokenbymorethan955millionpeople.However,StandardChineseistheofficiallanguage.Cantoneseisalsoverypopular.

Exploringlanguagesaroundtheworld

Beforeyoulisten,matcheachphotowiththecorrectcountryname.Thendiscusswhichlanguagesarespokeninthesecountries.

Hello!

Bonjour!

Hallo!

здравствуйте!

iHola!

!

France

Germany

Canada

Russia

India

Spain

ListeningandSpeaking

Listentoaspeechandtickthetwolanguageswiththemostnativespeakers.CircletheofficiallanguagesoftheUnitedNations(UN).

RussianChineseKoreanJapanese

SpanishArabicEnglishFrench

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SixofficiallanguagesusedintheUnitedNations

English

Arabic

Chinese

Spanish

French

Russian

Listentothespeechagainandanswerthequestions.

1.Whatisthemaintopicofthisspeech

2.Howmanylanguagesarethereintheworld

3.HowmanybillionpeoplespeaktheUN’sofficiallanguagesastheirnativeorsecondlanguage

4.Whatistheattitudeofthespeakertowardsforeignlanguagelearning

Therearenearly7,000languagesintheworld.

Learningaforeignlanguage.

About2.8billionpeople.

It’sveryusefultolearnoneormoreforeignlanguages.

Listentothespeechagain.Whatdotheitalicisedwordsrefertointhesentences.

1.Theythinkitmeansbetterjobchancesinthefuture.

2.Theyarespokenbyaround2.8billionpeople.

They:studentswhochoosetostudyaUNlanguage

it:studyingaUNlanguage

They:thesixofficialUNlanguages

Arabic,Chinese,English,French,Russian,Spanish.

Reference

Pronouns(it,they,she,etc.)refertosomethingorsomebodymentionedearlier.Payattentiontothecontextofwordstohelpyouunderstandwhatthepronounsreferto.

Listeningskills

Tosomestudents,itseemsthattheonlyforeignlanguagetolearnisEnglish.Thereare,however,nearly7,000languagesintheworld.AfterChinese,thelanguagewiththemostnativelanguagespeakersisn’tEnglish—it’sSpanish!LearningEnglishisveryuseful,butitiswisetolearnatleastoneotherforeignlanguage,ifpossible.

Therearemanyreasonswhypeoplelearnaforeignlanguage.ManystudentschoosetostudyoneofthelanguagesthatarespokenattheUN.Astheythinkitmeansbetterjobchancesinthefuture.TheUNhassixofficiallanguages:Arabic,Chinese,English,French,Russian,andSpanish.Theyarespokenbyaround2.8billionpeopleastheirnativeorsecondlanguages.Somestudents,though,choosetostudyalanguagebecauseoffamilyorfriends.OneAmericangirlchosetolearnDanishbecausehergrandparentswerefromDenmark.Whenshewaslittle,hergrandpausedtoreadletterstoherinDanishfromtheirrelativesinDenmark.AnotheryoungladystartedlearningFrenchbecauseshehadseveralfriendsfromAfricancountrieswhereFrenchisspoken.WhatdoyouthinkWhichotherlanguagewouldyouchoosetostudyandwhy

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Workinpairsorgroups.Discusswithyoupartners:

Ifyouhavethechance,whatotherlanguage(s)doyouwanttolearnWhy

HowdoyouunderstandFrankSmith’swords“Onelanguagesetsyouinacorridorforlife.Twolanguagesopeneverydooralongtheway.”

ExploredifferentkindsofEnglish

HowmuchdoyouknowaboutAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglish

ListeningandTalking

Listentothefirstpartofthetalk.WhatarethedifferentkindsofEnglisharementioned

BritishEnglish,

AmericanEnglish,andAustralianEnglish.

Listentothesecondpartofthetalk.WhatarethetwopairsofwordsthatthestudentisconfusedbyTickthemintheboxes.

semester/termrestroom/toilet

gas/petrolsubway/underground

n.汽油；氣味；燃?xì)?/p>

n.汽油

n.地鐵

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LISTENINGPART1

AsmanycountriesspeakEnglishasafirstlanguage,therearemanydifferentkindsofEnglisharoundtheworld:BritishEnglish,AmericanEnglish,AustralianEnglish,andmanyothers.SomeEnglishlearnersmightask,“CanEnglishspeakersfromdifferentcountriesallunderstandeachother”Theanswerisyes.Peopleinthesecountriescanusuallyunderstandeachotherwithveryfewproblems.Therearedifferencesinvocabulary,pronunciation,andgrammar,butthoseareusuallynotbigproblems.However,thosedifferencescancauseconfusionfornon-nativeEnglishspeakers.Forexample,astudentwhohaslearntBritishEnglishmightnotbefamiliarwiththedifferentvocabularythatanAmericanmightuse.ListentothisconversationbetweenaforeignlanguagestudentandherAmericanclassmate.

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LISTENINGPART2

Amy:ThankyouverymuchforhelpingmewithmyEnglish.

Betty:You’rewelcome!WhenareyoufreetomeetThissemester,I’mfreeonTuesdayandThursdayafterlunch.

Amy:I’msorryWhatdoes“semester”mean

Betty:Youknow,semester—halfofaschoolyear.

Amy:Oh,youmeanlikeaterm

Betty:Yes,likeaterm.TheBritishsay“term”.Weusuallysay“semester”hereinAmerica.

Amy:Gotit!MyfirstEnglishlessonwithyou,hahaOk,let’smeetonTuesday.Whereshallwemeet

Betty:Let’smeetatacoffeeshopnearmyhome.It’sveryconvenienttogettherebysubway.

Amy:SubwayDoyoumeantheUnderground

Betty:Yes,thetrainthatgoesundertheground!

Amy:Ah,gotit!Haha,mysecondEnglishlesson—thankyou!

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BrE&AmE

WhenyouheartwonativespeakersofEnglish,theymaystillnotspeakthesamekindofEnglish.

WhatDoyou

meanthisautumn

Doyouhaveanyplanthisfall

AmericanEnglishBritishEnglish

A:Doyouwanttocometomyapartment

B:YourflatIdon’tthinkso.Canwegotothepub

A:Wow,thebarisaniceplace.Wecango.

B:Great.IwantatinofCokeandsomesweets.

A:Well,Iwantacanofbeerandsomecandies.

B:Hey,Ilikefootballmatchverymuch.

A:OK.Wecangoandseeasoccergametomorrow.

B:Oh,timetogohome,let’sgotothelift.

A:OK.Let’sgototheelevatortogether.

Lookatthepairsofwordsbelow.WhichwordsareBritishEnglishandwhichareAmericanEnglishTrytothinkofmorepairsofwordslikethese.

n.公寓套房

BritishEnglish

AmericanEnglish

BrEAmE

ThedifferencesbetweenBrE&AmE.

vocabulary

spelling

pronunciation

autumnfall

typhoontornado

IthinkIguess

colourcolor

centrecenter

travellertraveler

dancedance

notnot

ChineseBrEAmE

街區(qū)；鄰近的地方neighbourhoodneighborhood

勞動(dòng)力labourlabor

顏色colourcolor

榮譽(yù)honourablehonorable

幽默humourhumor

特別喜愛的人（或物）favouritefavorite

電影院theatretheater

公里kilometrekilometer

Morepairsofwords.

ChineseBrEAmE

電梯liftelevator

汽油petrolgas,gasoline

秋天autumnfall

地鐵undergroundsubway

大學(xué)universitycollege

垃圾rubbishgarbage

垃圾箱dustbintrashcan

假期holidayvacation

兩周fortnighttwoweeks

Morepairsofwords.

ChineseBrEAmE

公寓flatapartment

酒吧pubbar

罐頭tincan

糖果sweetscandy

橡皮eraserrubber

比賽matchgame

足球footballsoccer

電影filmmovie

出租車taxicab

Morepairsofwords.

Wow,Iwantsome

sweets.Whatabout

you,Martin

Well,Iwant

some______.

candy

PairWork

Timetogohome.Let’sgotothe____together.

Ohno,the

_______

mustbefull

ofpeople

thistime.

lift

elevator

Readandrole-playtheconversation.Whatmisunderstandinghashappened

Martin:Hey,ZhouWei,doyouwanttogoshoppingThere’sasaleatmyfavouritestore.

ZhouWei:Oh,yes!Ireallyneedtobuysomepants.

Martin:PantsThat’sfunny.Idon’tusuallygoshoppingwithmyfriendsforpants.

ZhouWei:Youdon’tDon’tyouliketohavesomebodytellyouifthepantslookgoodornot

Martin:Er…Notreally…Hey,wait,doyoumeantrousers—whatyouandIarewearingonourlegsrightnow

ZhouWei:Oh,yes.That’swhatImeanbypants!That’sAmericanEnglish,isn'tit

Martin:Yes,itis!Iknewwhatyoumeant,bytheway.Iwasjustjokingwithyou.Didyouk