Unit2ExploringEnglishUnderstandingideas课文分析课件-高中英语

Unit2ExploringEnglishUnderstandingideasExploringEnglishHistoryofEnglishEnglishwordformationDifferencebetweenAmE&BrEMisunderstand-inginEnglishAccordingtoChart2onP17,whichlanguagehasthelargestnumberoflearners?Englishhasthelargestnumberoflearners.WhichcountriesmentionedinthevideohaveEnglishastheirfirstlanguage?TheUK,Ireland,theUSA,Canada,NewZealandandAustralia.HistoryofEnglishCelticVikings5thcentury8&9thcenturiesScandinaviaWilliamofNormandy1066olderEuropeanlanguageAnglo-SaxonFrenchknifr→knifekaka→cakeEnglishisamixureofmanyotherlanguages!Lookatthetitleofthepassageandthepictures.Guesswhatthepassageisabout.(P18-19)foodcookingwordsplantsfruitReadthepassageandanswerthequestions.Whatisthepassageabout?

foodcookingwordsplantsfruitReadthepassageandchoosetherightanswer.Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthepassage?

A.TotellusthatEnglishisdifficulttolearn.B.TogiveadviceonhowtolearnEnglish.C.ToshowthatEnglishisinterestingandcreative.D.ToexplainhowEnglishwascreated.Skimthepassageandfillintheblanks.hamburgertakeopposinghomesickreflectsReadthepassagequicklyandmatcheachpartwithitsmainidea.Para.1Para.2-6Para.7A.Givesomeexamplestodiscussthetopic.B.Concludethetopicofthepassage.C.Introducetothetopicofthepassage.CABPara.1(Leadin)Nohaminahamburger.Noeggineggplant.Neitheristherepinenorappleinpineapple.Englishisacrazylanguagetolearn.(TOPIC)Para.2-6(Examples)sculptasculpturepaintapaintingBUT

takeaphotoseasick→sickatseaairsick→sickintheaircarsick→sickinacarBUThomesick≠sickathomehard↔softharmless↔hamefulBUThardlyandsoftlyarenotanopposingpair.shamelessandshamefulhavethesamemeaning.rain→it’sraining.snow→it’ssnowing.BUTsunshine→it’ssunshining.(✖)Thesameruledoesn’talwaysapplytoeverything!Para.2-6(Examples)burnup→burndownfillinaform→filloutaformStarsareout.→Theyarevisible.Lightsareout.→Theyareinvisible.Iwindupmywatch.→Itstarts.Iwindupthepassage.→Itends.Thesamewordsandphrasesmayhavedifferentmeaningsindifferentcontexts.Differentwordsorphrasesmayhavethesamemeaning!Para.7(Conclusion)Englishisinventedbypeopleandreflectsthecreativityofthehumanrace.Inordertosupporthisidea,theauthorusesmanyexamplesthatshowthe1__________madnessofEnglish.noeggineggplant

nohamin

2.__________

neitherpinenorapplein

3.____________

sculptasculpturepainta(n)4.__________BUTtakeaphotouniquehamburgerpineapplepaintingCanyouthinkofsimilarexamplesinChinese?Thereisn’tfishin“Yu-ShiangShreddedPork”.Thereisn’tawifeina“Laopobing”.“Harmless”istheoppositeof“harmful”.Shamefulandshameless

9_________

arethesame.burnup→burndownfillinaform→

10_____aformbehaviorsfillout可耻的无耻的seasick→sickatsea5__________→sickintheair6________→sickinacarBUT7________→sickathome“Hard”istheoppositeof“soft”.“Hardly”and“softly”arenota(n)8___________pair.airsickcarsickhomesickopposing几乎不轻柔地对立面Starsare

out.→Theyarevisible.Lightsareout.→Theyare

11__________.Iwindupmywatch.→Itstarts.Iwindupthepassage.→It12________.ThereasonisthatEnglishwasinventedbypeople,andit13__________

thecreativityofthehumanrace.invisibleendsreflects出现，未被云遮蔽熄灭Howdoestheauthorgiveexamples?Canyoufindthesentencepatternstheauthorusestogiveexamples?Theauthorgivesexamplesmainlybycomparing.Heusesthefollowingsentencepatterns.Forexample,we...,butwe...（para2）If...are...,whyare...not...?（para3）Whenwe...,wecan.Butwhenwe...,wecan’t....（para4）Readthefollowinginformationandanswerthequestions.(P21)Howdidpineapples,hamburgersandeggplantsgettheirnames?Eggplantsgotthenamebecausetheyusedtolooklikeeggs.Howdidpineapples,hamburgersandeggplantsgettheirnames?Thenameof“pineapple”developedfromthespanishword“pina”,with“apple”added