外研版九年级下册英语Module7unit2 We all own English.ppt课件.ppt

1、Unit 2 We all own English. Objectives 1. To learn how English has become an international language(adverbial clauses,infinitives) 2. To predict the future of English and Chinese and write a composition about the future of Chinese 3. To Write a composition called the future of Chines. Lets talk. Whic

2、h language do you think is the most widely used language in the world? Do you like learning English? Why or why not? How many English-speaking countries do you know? Can you list some? boss secretary quarter industry zero Indian type n. 老板；上司老板；上司 n. 秘书秘书 n. 四分之一四分之一 n. 制造业；工业制造业；工业 n. （数字）零（数字）零 n.

3、 印度人印度人 adj. 印度的；印度文化的印度的；印度文化的 n. 种；类；类型种；类；类型 Words review a) Chinese may be the next world language in the future. b) English is the most important international language today. c) English spread through trade and the media. d) We all own English. e) English has borrowed many words from other lan

4、guages. Para 4 Read and Match the ideas with the paragraphs. Para 1 Para 2 Para 5 Para 3 British Who owns English? Who enriches English? Who develops English? Who speaks English? Will the importance of English last? Para. 1 Para. 2 Para. 3 Para. 4 Para. 5 Fast-reading Pay attention to the key words.

5、 English is now used by _ the worlds population. English is spoken by about_ People. In Ghana, _ and Singapore, English is used as a working language. In China and _, English is the most important foreign language. Who speaks English? (Para.1) a quarter of 400 million India many other countries Why?

6、 Because Is English the only language in use? , although Who develops English? (Para.2) In the nineteenth century, English became the language of _. In the twentieth century, the US _ English to the world through newspapers, _ and film. Now its the _ language for international travel, science, and _

7、. Recently people use it for _ and the Internet. world trade spread television common industry information technology Read para.3 and answer. 1.Can you give some examples of the words that English has borrowed from other languages? 2. Can you make some other examples? “Restaurant” from French, “zero

8、” from Arabic, “piano” from Italian, and “tofu” from Chinese. Will the importance of English last? Many people think that Chinese will become _ English by the middle of the twenty-first century. most people still think that English _ _ around the world, at least for the next twenty or thirty years.

9、However, What do you think? as common as will be used most Read para.4 and answer. Read Para. 5 and decide if the following statements are true or false. English spoken all around the world is the same. Only the British, the Indians and the Chinese help make English a rich language. We all own Engli

10、sh. Who owns English? a quarter of the worlds population The reason why English is spoken everywhere is that It is also important to know In the nineteenth century, borrowed words about 400 million people In Ghana, India and Singapore In China and many other countries In the twentieth century, Now a

11、nd recently, We all own English. Will the importance of English last? at least for the next twenty or thirty years facts opinion question Write notes about the following: How many people speak Chinese in China? How many people speak Chinese outside China? Where are they? Who is learning Chinese outs

12、ide China? Do you think people will speak Chinese as an international language in the future? Why? Write a composition called: The future of Chinese 5 P59 Based on your notes, decide if Chinese will become more important in future. Write an introduction to state your point of view. Organise your not

13、es into sentences and paragraphs. Use facts to support your opinions. Finish your composition with a conclusion. The sample The future of Chinese Chinese is a language with a long and important history. It has shaped other languages in Asia the way Latin shaped languages in the West. With this histo

14、ry, does Chinese have a surprising future? There are over one billion speakers of Chinese in the world far more than any other language. It is the language of the country with the worlds largest population, and the country which is soon to have the worlds largest economy. Chinese people are found st

15、udying and doing business all over the world. Wherever you go nowadays, you will hear people speaking Chinese. In fact, Chinese is destined to be a world language. Why is this certain? We must look at the economic and political power of China, which is growing every day. In the past, world languages

16、 have always been the languages of countries with powerful economies. Latin, French and, yes, English were important because of the power of the countries that spoke those languages. Foreign interest in the Chinese language has grown very quickly together with the growth of the Chinese economy. It w

17、as once difficult to find a Chinese department in most Western universities. Now Chinese is one of the most popular languages to learn. As China grows, more and more people will want to learn about Chinese language and culture, to take advantage of opportunities to work and study in China, and to do

18、 business with Chinese companies. For this reason, Chinese will one day become an international language. A quiz: boss India quarter secretary zero 1. Does a private _ work for a manager or a teacher? 2. Does a(n) _ look after office workers or work alone? 3. What are the people who live in _ called? secretary India boss boss India quarter secretary zero 4. How many times does _ appear in 1,000 and 1,000,000? 5. If 1.75 billion is a(n) _ of the worlds population, whats the whole population of the world. quarter zero Now work in pairs. Ask and answer.