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全新版大学英语综合教程第二册
主讲教师:李筱洁
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Li Xiaojie
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UNIT 7 LEARNING ABOUT ENGLISH
UNIT 7 LEARNING ABOUT ENGLISH
BEFORE READING ACTIVITIESBEFORE READING ACTIVITIES
WARM-UPSWARM-UPS
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WARM-UPSWARM-UPS
• How long have you been studying English?
• How much do you know about English?
• Why do you think English becomes the most popular language in the world now?
“ENGLISH” WORDS
“ENGLISH” WORDS
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“ENGLISH” WORDS“ENGLISH” WORDS
marryblue
flowerriver
autumn
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“ENGLISH” WORDS“ENGLISH” WORDS
wallpear
street
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karaoke
“ENGLISH” WORDS“ENGLISH” WORDS
guitar
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“ENGLISH” WORDS“ENGLISH” WORDS
typhoon
Confucious
Taiji kungfu
tofu mahjong
ENGLISH – A CRAZY LANGUAGE?
ENGLISH – A CRAZY LANGUAGE?
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
egg plant eggplant+ =
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
pine apple pineapple+ =
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
hamhamburger
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
English muffins French fries
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
sweetmeats sweetbread
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
noses that run / feet that smells:
The first expression refers to “have a running nose”, and the second refers to “have smelly feet”.
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
a wise guy / a wise man:
a wise guy: (derogatory) a person who pretends to be much wiser than he/she really is
a wise man: (commendatory) a really wise person
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when lights are out / when stars are out :
English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
Listen to the following passage and find out all the pairs of words and expressions you think are puzzling or interesting.
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
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English – A Crazy Language?English – A Crazy Language?
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QUESTION FOR HOME THINKING
QUESTION FOR HOME THINKING
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Question for Home ThinkingQuestion for Home Thinking
Think about our mother tongue – Chinese. Is it a great as well as a crazy lan
gauge? Explain.
TEXT READINGTEXT READING
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
oxymoron
The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
commendatory derogatory
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
oxymoron
great failure
sweet bitterness
An oxymoron puts two contradictory words together to puzzle the reader, attracting him/her to think and explore.
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
Part I: para. 1-3
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Let’s Compare!Let’s Compare!
English French
How many words does it have?one million 75,000
Why does it have such an amount of words?
massive stealing from other languages
not like borrowing foreign words
What is its attitude toward the word “Walkman”?
That doesn’t bother English people.
It is not desirable; invent a new word.
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
That happy tolerance, that willingness to accept words from anywhere, explains the richness of English and why it has become, to a very real extent, the first truly global language.
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
corrupt: vt.1) cause errors to appear in
Do you think Chinese has been corrputed by the net language?
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
corrupt: vt.2) cause to act dishonestly in return for personal gains
To gain more profits, the businessman tried to corrupt the officials in the local government.
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
ban:1. vt. forbid (sth.) officially
The government will ban smoking in public.
Tom was banned from driving by the police.
{ ban sth./doing }
{ ban sb. from sth./doing sth. }
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
ban:2. n. a prohibition imposed by law or official decree
a total ban on smoking in public
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
Part II: para. 4-16
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 4-9
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Questions for Para. 4Questions for Para. 4
1.What makes up the core of the English language?
2.List some words which belong to Old English.
3.What are the features of these words?
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Questions for Para. 5 & 6Questions for Para. 5 & 6
1.Who is Winston Churchill?
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one of Britain’s greatest statesmen
Churchill became Prime Minister and Minister of Defence in 1940.
Questions for Para. 5 & 6Questions for Para. 5 & 6
His radio speeches … gave the British people a strong determination to win the war.
“I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat”.
“This was their finest hour”.
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“I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat”.
Questions for Para. 5 & 6Questions for Para. 5 & 6
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Questions for Para. 5 & 6Questions for Para. 5 & 6
2. Find Churchill’s speech quoted by the author in para. 5.
“ We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender.”
parallelism
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3. Why did Churchill use “surrender” instead of “give in” according to the author?
Questions for Para. 5 & 6Questions for Para. 5 & 6
it is one of the lovely -- and powerful -- opportunities of English that a writer can mix, for effect, different words from different backgrounds.
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Questions for Para. 7 - 9Questions for Para. 7 - 9
Indo-European parent language
(3500 ~2000 B.C.)
When was Indo-European parent language spoken?
the languages of Europe
the languages
of India and Pakistan
Which modern languages are decended from it?
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
resemble: vt.be like or similar to
He resembles his mother more than his father.
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Words & ExpressionsWords & Expressions
drift:1) vi. move or go somewhere in a slow casual way
Jimmy spent a year drifting around Europe.
2) n. the movement or course of sth. drifting
The conversation drifted from one topic to another.
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 10-11
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Let’s draw a picture together to illustrate the
history of English~!
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 12
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 13
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
the Vikings - Old Norse
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 14
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
the Vikings - Old Norse
the Normans - French
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Do You Know?Do You Know?
pig
sheep
ox
pork
mutton
beef
English French
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 15
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
What is Renaissance?
II ■
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
the Vikings - Old Norse
the Normans - French
European Renaissance – Greek and Latin
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
para. 16
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
the Vikings - Old Norse
the Normans - French
European Renaissance – Greek and Latin
United States – American English
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Let’s Compare!Let’s Compare!
British English American English
prononciationsdance, butter, factory
spellingsmetre, colour, realise meter, color, realize
wordsappartment, lovely, a
ngry flat, cute, mad
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The Glorious Messiness of EnglishThe Glorious Messiness of English
Part III: para. 17-19
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Let’s Draw!Let’s Draw!
Anglo-Saxon English
Christianity – Greek and Latin
the Vikings - Old Norse
the Normans - French
European Renaissance – Greek and Latin
United States – American English
---English---
the tongue of the common man
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