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speak like Americans?
Or will British English continue to __ex4i_s_t__? Later on we’re going to _5as_k__ you to phone in and __gi6v_e__ your
views on the subject, but first we’re going to __7ta_l_k_ to two young people,
5. How long did Callum spend in the US?
10 months.
6. What didn’t he like about the place he stayed in?
The climate
7. What did he say about the way people spoke?
It was easy to understand; they spoke rather slowly.
8. What did girls like about Callum?
His English accent .
• 1. Do you think that in the future everyone will speak American English?
Listening to the 1st part Listen and
complete the passage.
Hello, and welcome to today’s
edition of In the air. As you know, every week on this programme we discuss an aspect of the way we __l1iv_e___ now, and today’s topic is the language we __sp_e2a_k___-English. So that’s something which affects us all. The question is,what’s going to _h_a_p3p_e_n_ to the way we speak English in the future? Are we all going to

What did the sports journalists meet to do in 1999?
• What made him determined to succeed in his new life? The sense of failure ___________________made him determined to succeed in his new life. • What did he decide to launch? He decided to launch a new brand of competing with sportswear, _______________ global giants. • What do you know about his logo? is made up of The bright red logo______________ the first two pinyin letters of his name.
1. What is the sportsman doing? 2. Do you know the name of this type of gymnastics he is doing? 3. What is the name of this gymnast? 4. What else do you know about him?
• Why did Li Ning’s success come quickly? The number of young people with money on the increase to spend was_______________. attractive His designs were__________.

1. Guess the names of famous sports personalities.
2. Say what famous sports personalities did.
3. Vote for the greatest sports personality ever.
4. Ring the programme and speak to journalists
Listen to Part 2 of the conversation and answer the questions.
1. Why did Cassius Clay change his name? Because he became a Muslim.
2. What did he like writing? Poems about his fights.
5. pull out of… 从……撤走, 离开 The circus pulled out of the park tonight. 马戏团今晚离开这个公园。
6. up to 取决于,干某事 It’s up to you. 这取决于你。 What are they up to? 他们在干什么?
3. be born with 生来就有
He was born with a silver spoon
in his mouth. 他生在富贵人家. 4. enter for 报名参加……
I have entered for the exam, but I
don’t want to take it. 我已报名参加这个考试, 但我现在 不想参加了。
6. Why was he almost late for the 1,500 metres race? His bus got stuck in a traffic jam.

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Colour or color? The other two areas in which the two varieties differ are spelling and pronunciation.
British English spelling centre, colour programme
My friend has just arrived
American English
Do you have…? My friend just arrived.
in the team
at the weekend
on the team
on the weekend Write me soon!
Write to me soon!
New Zealand
Australia
Ireland
English is used as the first language.
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We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except of course, language. ---Oscar Wilde, 19th century writer B. Within a century British and American English speakers will not be able to understand each other. ---Henry Sweet, 19th century linguist C. America and England are two countries divided by a common language. ---George Bernard Shaw, 20th century writer D. It doesn’t make much of a difference whether a teacher speaks British or American English. ---Dave Sperling, founder of Dave’s ESL Cafe

Lead-in
B: Within a century British and American English speakers will not be able to understand each other.
不出一百年，讲英国英
语和讲美国英语的人将 不能互相理解。
语言学家
2020/10/4
Henry Sweet, 19th century linguist
1. Read the emails and decide which writer is American and tell why. (Activity 2 on Page1) 2.Check the true statements. (Activity 1, P2) 3. Read the titles and the first sentences of each paragraph and find four ways in which British and American English are different. (Activity 2, P2) 4. Read the first four parts and find the topic sentence of each part.
ESL—English as a Second Language非母语英语课程 EF2L02—0/10/E4 nglish as a Foreign Language 作为外语的英语
Lead-in
Questions: 1. What is the topic of the quotations?
引文
有影响,使不相同 D: It doesn’t make much of a differencmerican English.

Para 1: The first and most obvious way is
in the vocabulary(L2P1)
Part 2: Sometimes the same word has a slightly different meaning.(L4P2)
Para 3: There are a few differences in
1. Find four ways in which British and Americanlary(para1＆2） grammar(para3)
spelling and pronunciation.(para4)
let's pick out the reasons for the four ways.(also Subject Sentences in parts1-4.)
3. Monita Rajpal grew up speaking three
different languages.
T
4. It is certain that British English will
disappear soon.
F
• 自 2001 年起， Rajpal 已报道了众多事件，如
美国领导的反恐战争；持续已久的中东冲突；天
1. The arrival of the first settlers had an effect on the American pronunciation. T
2. A Londoner can understand a Scotsman
more easily than understand a New YorkerF.
grammar.(L1P3)

American English
flashlight stand in line
chips French fries
British English
torch queue up crisps
chips
Para. 3 _g_ra_m__m_a_r_
American English British English
obvious adj. 1 ~ (to sb.) (that ... ) easy to see or understand: It was obvious to everyone that the child had been badly treated. It’s obvious from what she said that something is wrong. I know you don’t like her but try not to make it so obvious. For obvious reasons, I’d prefer not to give my name.
Ideas on childcare may differ considerably between the parents.
omit v.
1 ~ sth./sb. (from sth.) to not include sth./sb., either deliberately or because you have forgotten it/them, leave out:
高二第五册 British and American English
Read the quotations and tell whether you agree or disagree.

5. How long did Callum spend in the US?
10 months.
6. What didn’t he like about the place he stayed in?
The climate
7. What did he say about the way people spoke?
Listening to the 1st part Listen and
complete the passage.
Hello, and welcome to today’s
edition of In the air. As you know, every week on this programme we discuss an aspect of the way we __l1iv_e___ now, and today’s topic is the language we __sp_e2a_k___-English. So that’s something which affects us all. The question is,what’s going to _h_a_p3p_e_n_ to the way we speak English in the future? Are we all going to
thinks everyone will speak American Callum English one day.
Samantha thinks it’s only natural that there are lots of varieties of English.
1.Which part of the country is Samantha staying in?