1、Unit1 Im proud of what Ive learned.Which language do you think is the most widely used language in the world?EnglishWhich country do you think has the most English learners?ChinaDo you like learning English?Why or why not？Lets talkSmall Quiz Lets do a small quiz to tell the national flags of differe
2、nt countries,and find out the languages spoken in these countries.Great BritainNew Zealand AustraliaCanada IndiaIrelandSouth AfricaThe U.S.A.SingaporeEnglish Around the Worldthe USACanadaNew ZealandAustraliaSouth Africathe United KingdomIreland SingaporeIndiaCanadianAustralianEnglishBritishAmericanI
3、ndianCaribbeanAre the English in those countries the same?British EnglishAmerican English&Do you know the differences between American English and British English?Br E&Am.E When you hear two native speakers of English,they may still not speak the same kind of English.BrEAmEThe differences between Br
4、itish English and American English.Do you know the American way ofsaying the following wordslift elevatorflatapartmentrubbererasermummompetrolgastoiletbathroomautumnfallfilmmoviepen-friend pen-palfootballsoccersweetcandychemistsdrugstorerubbishtrashtrouserspantsholidayvacationthe first floorground f
5、loorthe second floorfirst floorundergroundsubwaylorrytruckBrEAmEAmEBrEDo you know how Americans spell the following wordstheater,centertheatre,centrecolor,honor,laborcolour,honour,labourtravelertravellerfulfillfulfilprogramprogrammetiretyrerealize,apologizerealise,apologisesmelled,spelledsmelt,spelt
6、BrEAmEChineseBrEAmEliftelevatorpetrolgas,gasolineflatapartmentautumnfallunderground subwayuniversitycollegerubbishgarbagedustbintrash canholidayvacationfortnighttwo weeks电梯电梯汽油汽油公寓公寓秋天秋天地铁地铁大学大学垃圾垃圾垃圾箱垃圾箱假期假期两周两周petrolflat colorliftrubberhonorpicturesundergrounderaser gasapartmentelevatorhonourcolou
7、rmoviessubwayMatch the words that have the same meaning.Lets get to know how English developed and how it is spoken in the world.During the 5th century AD,English was _ more _ German.However,English has changed _ time because cultures meetand communicate _ each other.Betweenabout AD 800 and 1150,Eng
8、lish was influencedby Danish and French.These new settlers_English and especially its vocabulary.So by the1600s Shakespeare was able to _ _ _a wider vocabulary than ever before.In 1620,some British settlers moved to America.Laterin the 18th century,British colonized Australia.from 1765 to 1947 Engli
9、sh was spoken in India.Finally by the 19th century English was _.Now more and more people begin to learn English,including Chinese.basedonoverwithenrichedmake use ofsettledMaybe Chinese English will _ its own identity(身份身份)in the future.Only _ will tell.developtimeScanningDuring the 5th century AD B
10、etween about AD 800 and 1150By the 1600sFrom the 18th century:1765-1947:The road to modern EnglishEnglish was base more on German.English was influenced byDanish and French.British colonized(使使.成为殖民成为殖民地地)Australia.Shakespeare used a wider vocabulary than ever before.By 19th century:English was spok
11、en in India.English was settled.Act.2 ListeningAct.3,4,5 ReadingCheck who might think the following.BettyLinglingEnglish corners are for people with a low level of English.English is a simple language.Chinese may be more popular than English in the future.English is spoken all over the world.BettyLi
12、nglingTo speak a language,you need to work hard.You have to be bright to speak English.English is my favourite lesson as school.Its good to practise even if the other person is better than you are in English.widely used in the world./I am best at you go in the world.you have done really well.Complet
13、e the sentences in your own words.1.English is the language which_.2.You can speak English wherever_.3.You have to make an effort even if_.4.Its good to meet other speakers of English,although _.5.At the English corner you may meet some people whose _.6.In a few years time,there may be more people who_.their English level is fairly low.countries are UK or the USA.speak Chinese.HomeworkWrite down new words.write a passage about how to learn English well
