(
课件网) Module 7 English for you and me Unit 2 We all own English. （Writing） Learning objectives At the end of the class, you’ll be able to: 1. obtain how to write an introduction of English by reviewing the passage. 2. understand how to write the introduction of English by giving some writing tips. 3. apply what we’ve learned into writing an introduction of Chinese based on the writing tips. Task Three mascots (吉祥物) of the 19th Asian Games, Chenchen, Congcong and Lianlian want to have a try. Please help them write a composition to introduce Chinese. In order to help foreign friends know more about Chinese culture, Confucius Institute wants to form a literary circle (以刊会友) . Please write a composition to introduce Chinese and email to ci.joural@. Think How can we make the introduction of Chinese more attractive, easier to understand and worth reading Who owns Chinese Everyone who it. loves question Part 1 the importance of English Part 4 the owner of English facts Part 3 The future of English Part 2 the development of English opinion Tip 1: To attract the readers’attention, begin with questions and then answer them. Tip 2: Give your opinions and use enough facts to support your opinions. Review Learn The importance of English Who owns English The development of English The future of English A quarter of the world’s population mother language--about 400 million people working language--in Ghana, India and Singapore foreign language--in China and many other countries In the 19th century In the 20th century became the language of world trade spread to the world through media now and recently be the common language for international use It is also important to know… borrowed words We all own English. Chinese--as common as English English-- still be used most by the middle of the 21st century at least for the next 20 or 30 years question Facts opinion comparison比较 illustration举例 giving figures 列数字 Tip 3: Try different writing ways to make the introduction easier to understand. illustration举例 illustration举例 Learn Tip 4: Give opinions and facts by using the adverbial clauses and the infinitives. the adverbial clauses (状语从句) the infinitives （动词不定式） Summary First, raise a question to make the title more attractive. Second, use enough facts to support your opinion. Third, state your opinion clearly. Tip 2:Give your opinions and use enough facts to support your opinions. Tip 1: To attract the readers’attention, begin with questions and then answer them. Tip 3: Try different writing ways to make the introduction easier to understand. Tip 4: Give opinions and facts by using the adverbial clauses and the infinitives. Chinese The importance of Chinese The development of Chinese The future of Chinese What will the future of Chinese be like It is a language of the country with the world’s largest population. Outline 1. Over 1.4 billion speak Chinese in China. 2. About 1 ... ...
