Unit 9 Lesson 2ppt课件（含音频）-（2022）新北师大版高中英语必修第三册.rar

Lesson 2 P56-57新北师大必修Book 3 Unit 9 LEARNINGLiu Ming: Hi, Li Hua!Li Hua: Hi, Liu Ming! Nice to see you again.Liu Ming: How was your English exam last week?Li Hua: Not that good. Im really frustrated in learning English.Liu Ming: Dont lose heart. Id like to share some useful tips about learning English to you.Li Hua: That sounds nice. So how do you learn English well?Read the dialogue and discuss the questions.Liu Ming: I usually look at English language websites and go to my local English Corner twice a week. Li Hua: How do you learn grammar?Liu Ming: I always speak English with my friends online and write English diaries every day. Thats to say, I learn English grammar in speaking and writing activities not just memorise grammar rules.Li Hua: Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.Q1: Whats the topic of the dialogue?Q2: How does Liu Ming learn English?Q3: Share your tips about learning English.What tips do you know about learning English? Give reasons for each of your tips.to read simplified classic worksto check the dictionary while readingto guess the meaning of an unfamiliar word.to memorise grammar rules and do a lot of exercises.Example:My tip for learning English is to read simplified classic works because they can increase my knowledge of English beyond the classroom.1Listen to an interview about effective ways of learning English. Which topics are mentioned?How to: increase knowledge of English use a dictionary deal with unfamiliar words learn new words learn grammar be a good learner2Listen again. Complete the missing information.1. What is Dr. Smiths advice on effective English learning?Dr. Smiths advice is to _ of English beyond the classroom. One way to do that is _. He recommends that you try _. The other way is to _.increase your knowledge by reading moresimplified classic literaturelisten more33. What advice does he give on learning grammar?Just memorising the rules is _. His advice is that when you learn a grammar rule, you should try to use it in _. By doing so, youll be learning grammar in a more natural way than from a grammar book.Firstly, you should _. A lot of the time, youll be able to _ of an unfamiliar word without _. Also, you should learn _. For example, we say “open the book”, but “turn on the computer”.2. What is his suggestion on learning words?learn words in context guess the meaninglooking it upwords in chunksnot helpfulspeaking and writing activitiesPair work. Discuss the questions.1. Do you find Dr. Smiths advice helpful?2. What are other ways to learn English vocabulary and grammar effectively? Writing and rewriting can be helpful. Translating and back translating can also be helpful. Watching movies and TV series and dubbing is another possible way.4Yes, I find Dr. Smiths advice helpful. That is because.Do you know the differences between British and American English (e.g. spelling, pronunciation, vocabulary, etc.)? Give some examples. 5colour-color, mobile-mobile, biscuit-cookie, summarise-summarizeQ1: Whats the difference in each pair?Q2: Identify which is British English and which is American English?Listen to the programme. Complete the notes in the table. What differences between British and American English are mentioned? List the examples. AspectsExamplesways of pronouncing wordswater, tomato.6example, dancing in the classroomuses of wordssubway, underground, tubeListen and imitate. Complete the sentences in the Talk Builder. Showing Interest (1)1. -We have different ways of pronouncing words. For example,.Thats odd! _ ! Do they still mean the same thing?2. I say “example” and “dancing in the class”, but Robert._ ! How do people.?3. We say “lift”, but Americans say “elevator”._! 4. The American “subway” is called the “underground” in the UK, or the “tube” in London._! I never realised.A. Wow C. AhB. They sound so different D. Interesting7BA/CA/CDSearch online to find more differences between British and American English.8Online resources:British English Vs American English: 24 differences illustratedhttps:/ differences between British and American termshttps:/en.oxforddictionaries. com/usage/british-and-american-termsPair work. Act out a dialogue between an expert and a learner talking about differences between British and American English. The expert gives examples and the learner responds with interest.9You need to use different expressions to show your interest.You can refer to the dialogue script on page 109 as a model for their role-play.Thank you!