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1、高中第八册,Module 4,Which English?,Module 4,高中第八册Module 4Which English?Mod,What language do you speak?,Chinese,Chinese is spoken by the most people in the world.,And what foreign language can you speak?,Chinese,English is the most widely spoken language in the world.,English,What language do you speak?Ch

2、i,In what countries is English spoken as an official language?,BritainAmericaAustralia Jamaica,Singapore CanadaNew ZealandIreland,In what countries is English s,BritainBig Ben - the symbol of London,Britain,The White House,The White House,AustraliaSydney harbour with the bridge and the Opera House,A

3、ustralia,Jamaica,Jamaica,SingaporeWith the lion symbol of Singapore,Singapore,1. See you this arvo. See you this afternoon.2. Cu2nite. See you tonight.3. Wherefore art thou? Where are you?4. Where you go yesterday? Where did you go yesterday?5. Mi a-go lef today. Im leaving today.,Do you know the me

4、anings of these sentences?,1. See you this arvo.Do you kn,They are all correct for the people using them, though they may not be strictly grammatically correct in terms of mainstream British or American English.,They are all correct for the p,Reading,Which English?,ReadingWhich English?,1 Whats the

5、main idea of the passage? A. People in Australia, Jamaica and Singapore all speak English. B. Pronunciation and grammar are different from one language to another. C. There are as many English varieties as there are speakers of it.2 Which language comes directly from English spoken in Britain? A. Au

6、stralian English. B. Jamaican variety of English. C. Singlish.,1 Whats the main idea of the,Q: What makes a person instantly recognizable through a phone call? The quality of someones voice and their choice of words make a person instantly recognizable.,Reading Comprehension,Para.1:,The last sentenc

7、e,Q: What makes a person instant,Language points:,从这个意义上讲 _翻译：You could say that there are as many varieties of English, or any other language for that matter, as there are speakers of it.,Language points:从这个意义上讲 _,1. 地方与地方不同 _,Reading Comprehension,Para.2:,The first sentence,2. 理解：You can usually t

8、ell which part of the English-speaking world someone comes from by their accent.,3. 理解并仿写：Its also quite easy to tell British and American English apart.,1. 地方与地方不同 _R,Reading Comprehension,Para.3:,The last sentence,理解并分析：Perhaps correctness doesnt matter-as long as speakers can understand each othe

9、r-its communication that counts.,Q1: Why is English so widely spoken?,翻译：对一种标准形式达成共识 _,Reading Comprehension Para.3:,Q2: There are many different “Englishes” in the world. But it is impossible to tell which English is correct because_. A. most people dont agree that there is a right or wrong way to

10、speak English B. the development of English has produced many different Englishes C. English is widely spoken and it is impossible to provide a model to follow D. People only pay attention to how they can communicate,C,Q2: There are many different “,Reading Comprehension,About Australia:,Q1: What do

11、 the main differences between Australian English and other varieties of English?,Q2: Where did the first Australian English speakers come from?,翻译： 更确切的说 _ 为所特有 _,Reading Comprehension About A,Reading Comprehension,About Jamaica and Singapore:,Q1: In the last part of the text, the writer mainly want

12、s to tell us that _. A. the English spoken in a certain country is influenced by the mother tongue of the speakersB. Jamaican English has features of some African languagesC. Many people in Singapore are bilingualD. Jamaican English and Singlish are quite different to British English,A,Reading Compr

13、ehension About J,More about!,Q2: What are the grammatical features of English spoken in Jamaica and Singapore?,理解以下句子：1.But in other countries where English is spoken as a first language this is not the case.2.The variety of English spoken in Jamaica, and other Caribbean countries, has some of the g

14、rammatical features of the African languages spoken by the ancestors of the Jamaican people, so that there is often no apostrophe s or no link verb or article.3.Today there is a debate in Singapore about which variety of English is the best: Singlish, or a variety closer to British English, which is the aim of the Speak Good English Movement created in 1999.,More about!Q2: What are the gr,