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课件网) 必修一unit5 Languages around the world Listening and Speaking By the end of the class, you will be able to： know different kinds of English. judge the differences in vocabulary between British and American English. ask for clarification about confusion. Learning objectives 1 2 3 When you learn English, what troubles you most ... Lead-in troubles grammar vocabulary pronunciation Difference in pronunciation. I don’t have a schedule / edju l/ to take the direct /d rekt/ route to the address / dres/ and don’t want to be hostile / h sta l/ to you, either/ a (r)/ Lead-in British English: I don’t have a schedule/ sked u l/ to take the direct/da rekt/ route to the address/ dres/and don’t want to be hostile/ hɑ stl/, to you, either/ i r/. American English Lead-in 1. Listen to the first part of the talk. What are the different kinds of English mentioned Listening: Activity 1 While-listening American English British English Australian English ... 2. Listen again and find the answer to the questions： ① How these kinds of English are different from each other ② Do people from these countries have trouble in communicating with each other ③.Can those differences cause confusion for non-native English speakers Listening: Activity 1 While-listening Tips: Take notes while listening 2. Listen again and find the answer to the questions： ① How these kinds of English are different from each other They are different in vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar. ② Do people from these countries have trouble in communicating with each other They can understand each other with few problems. ③ Can those differences cause confusion for non-native English speakers Yes, those differences can cause confusion for non-native English speakers. Listening: Activity 1 While-listening 1.Listen to the second part of the talk and answer the question. Tick them in the box. What are the two pairs of words that the student is confused by Listening:Activity 2 semester/term gas/petrol restroom/toilet subway/underground While-listening √ √ Amy: Thank you very much for helping me with my English. Betty: You’re welcome!When you are free to meet This semester. I’m free on Tuesday and Thurday after lunch. Listening:Activity 2 2. Listen again and look at the material, paying attention to the confusing words and question sentences I have marked. While-listening Betty: you know, semester--half of a school year. Amy: Oh, you mean like a term. Betty: Yes, like a term.The British say term. We usually say semester here in America. Amy: I’m sorry What does semester mean While-listening Amy: Got it! My first English lesson with you, haha Ok, let’s meet onTuesday.Where shall we meet Betty: Let’s meet at a coffee shop near my home. It’s very convenient to get there by subway. Amy: Subway Do you mean the underground Listening:Activity 2 While-listening Betty: Yes .The train that goes under the ground. Amy: Ah, got it! Haha, m ... ...
