Unit 3 Topic 1 Section D NEW

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Unit 3

English Around the World

Topic 2

Some things usually have different meanings in different cultures.

Section D

By Zhang Li

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4

3

Let’s play a game!

5

2

3 points

Functions

What’s_____?

No need to________

Excuse me, could you please give me a_____ to the airport?

____________you need help, send me an e-mail or call me.

up

worry.

ride

Whenever

Fill in the blanks. ( 2 points)

1. I_________ (fly) to Disneyland.

2. He ____________(go) to London next Sunday.

3.My uncle __________(meet) us tomorrow.

4. When ____ Bob ______ (go) to London?

am flying

is going

is meeting

is

going

ask for a ride

see sb. off

get on

body language

do some research

calm down

be regarded as /

be considered (as)

have a victory

为某人送行

上车

肢体语言

做调查

冷静

取得胜利

Phrase Collection

搭便车

5 points

被当作。。。

What do the gestures that are common in the USA mean?

I’m puzzled.

I’m just kidding.

Good luck.

2 points

In Canada, ___________ shows agreement.

while people shake their heads from side to side to show ____________ in India.

Nodding head

agreement

3 points

Summary from Sections A to C

4.Tell the culture differences between China and western countries.

1.Showing the Future by Present Continuous.

e.g I’m flying to Disneyland.

2.Know more about different culture.

e.g Japanese bow when we are saying hello as a sign of respect , while Canadians say hi by waving their hands .

3.Express ourselves by proper body language.

(make an example)

The bat is a symbol of long life and good luck in China, but in western culture, it stands for bad luck.

A Free Time

A joke? Will you laugh?

An Englishwoman asked the Chinese waiter, “Where is the toilet, please?” “It’s on the third floor.”, answered the waiter and the woman left. A minute later, an American man came to the waiter and asked, “Excuse me, where is the bathroom?”. “It’s on the second floor.” Soon the waiter heard the woman shouting loudly and angrily at the man.

Put the following words into proper groups.

underground subway first floor

the ground floor colour

color centre center tofu cent cookbook kowtow

British English:__________________________________

American English:____________________________

Words from old French:________________________

Words from German:__________________________

Words from Chinese:__________________________

underground

the ground floor

colour

centre

subway

color

center

cent

cookbook

tofu

kowtow

Task 1 scan

first floor

1a Read the passage and put the sentences in the correct places.

It is possible to tell whether a person is American or British by listening to his or her speech.

Now, English is the language spoken by most people in countries like Canada, America, and Australia.

They also borrowed “tofu” and “kowtow” from Chinese.

Sometimes different people use different words to mean the same thing.

Para.1____

Para.2______

Para.3____

B

D

A

C

Fast reading

Task 2

1b Read 1a again and mark T (True) or F (False).

English is the language spoken by most people in Canada, America and Australia. ( )

The English language has changed little in the past few centuries. ( )

American English is totally different from British English. ( )

It’s possible for people from English-speaking countries to understand each other in English.( )

T

F

F

T

Task 3 read carefully

In America an elevator starts on the first floor, but in Britain it starts on the ground floor.

In America

In Britain

the first floor

the third floor

the second floor

the second floor

the first floor

the ground floor

Now, do you know how the misunderstanding in that joke came out?

Project

Dealing with Wang Junfeng’s Difficulties.

Discuss the differences between British English and American English in groups .

Then share your groups’ ideas

with each other.

The differences in expressions:

American people usually take the subway , while British people usually take the underground XXXXXXXXXX.

The differences in spellings:

“Color ”is an American spelling, but “colour” is the British spellingXXXXX..’’

The differences in pronunciations:

The word “nod” is pronounced /nXXXXX:d/ in American English, while it is pronounced /n?d/ in British EnglishXXXXX..

Your discussion may begin like thisXXXXXXXXXX

Who?

Next class , we will choose the best writer?

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