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课件网) Lesson 39: Ring Up or Call UNIT 7 Know Our World 学 习 目 标 掌握单词：British, bathroom, spell, pronunciation, grammar, translate, American, Australian, pronounce 接触单词：washroom, 短语和句型：ring up, go up, in different ways, in public 1. We have been asked to write a report on Asia. 2. Maybe I’ll ring him up tonight. 1 3 掌握一些与介绍英语有关的重点词汇；运用所学知识介绍自己知道的英国英语和美国英语的差别。 2 学会如何谈论英国英语和美国英语的差别。 British /'briti / adj. 英国的; 不列颠的; 英国人的;英语的 spell /spel/ (spelt spelt) v. 拼，拼写 grammar /'gr m / n. 语法 translate /tr ns'let/ v. 翻译 American / 'm r k n/ adj. 美国的 n. 美国人 Australian / :'streilj n/ adj. 澳大利亚(人)的 n.澳大利亚人 New Words washroom /'wɑ rum/ bathroom /'b θrum/ pronunciation /pr u n nsi'ei n/ n. 发音 pronounce /pr 'na ns/ v. 发音 Could you s____ this word for me Sorry! He is in the w_____ (盥洗室)now. B_____ is another name of washroom. Lily comes from the U.K. and she is B_____. His p_____ (发音) of French words is simply terrible. pell ashroom athroom ritish ronunciation Language Use Think about it! What are some of the differences in spoken Chinese in different parts of China What are some of the differences in spoken English We all know there are differences in spoken Chinese in different parts of China , and there are also differences in spoken English. Now let’s learn about them. Lead-in 课 堂 导 入 Listen and answer. What does “ring up” mean 2. How many different kinds of English are there in the world 3. What is Brian asked to do Listening Call someone on the phone. Four. They are American English, British English, Australian English and even African English. He is asked to write a report on Asia. Listen to the dialogue and choose the correct words. A: Hello Tina! I don’t know how to (express/say/show) myself well. Any advice B: Sure. Why not talk with others in public I think that might help. A: I know, but sometimes it’s hard for me to (pronounce/spell/say) the words and sentences correctly. Instead, I need to (pronounce/spell/write) them, which makes me feel embarrassed. B: Oh! That’s the problem. Then try to improve your spoken English first. A: Good idea! I’ll (phone/ring up/ask for) my foreign teacher to make a plan. Thanks! Reading What differences between British English and American English are mentioned in the lesson In British English, people “ring up” someone, while in American English, people “call” someone. British people use the “toilet”, while Americans go to the “washroom” or “bathroom”. British people say “autumn”, while Americans say “fall”. Work in groups. Talk about the differences between British English and American English and then fill in the table. British English American English Vocabulary autumn, fall, Spelling colour, color, Expression ring up someone, call someone on the phone, Others toilet, biscuit, booking washroom, cracker, reserv ... ...
