仁愛版九年級英語教案U3T2Topic 2 English is spoken differently in different countries
s2: oh. i see.
s3: good on ya, mate!
s1: oh. i know you’re from australia. in australia, people call their friends “mates”.
s3: that’s right. there are differences in english among different english-speaking countries.
2. t: now, according to what we have just learned, we know american english and british english are different. please finish 1b first. i’ll ask some students to retell the text. you can use the form in 1b.
step 4 practice
1. t: now, let’s play a game “who does quickly and well?”.
example:
a: “fall” in america is “秋天”. do you know how to express “秋天” in england?
b: yes, it’s “autumn”. do you know how to spell “數學” in british english?
c: yes, it’s “maths”. do you know how to spell it in american english?
d: yes. it’s “math”.
2.
not only… but also
be fond of
be close to
pirates of the caribbean
example:
not only he but also i am interested in watching tv.
the children are fond of playing toys.
his home is close to his school.
4. t: match the pictures with the right sentences. then i will ask a student to read the sentences, and check the answers.
step 5 project
1.play a game like finding friends to experience the differences between british and american english
2. homework: after class, see two english films. one is made in the uk, the other is made in the us.
teaching reflections:
section d
ⅰ. teaching aims and demands
1. learn some new words and phrases:
come about, force, take in, cent, accent
2. learn how the differences between american english and british english came about.
3. review present continuous to show the future:
i’m flying to disneyland tomorrow.
my uncle is meeting us tomorrow.
ⅱ. teaching aids
blackboard /radio
ⅲ. five-finger teaching plan
step 1 review
british english american english
dialogue
a living room
metre
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t: now, let’s review section c. how many kinds of differences are mentioned between british english and american english?
s1: three. they are different in pronunciation, spelling and expression.
t: who can give me some examples?
s2: we pronounce the word“hot”[ht] in britain, but it is pronounced as….in america.
s3: the word“dialog”is spelt as“dialogue”in britain, but in america it is spelt as“dialog”.
s4: in britain people usually relax in a sitting room, but in a living room in america.
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t: good. you learn very well. but how did these differences come about? do you want to know? ok, let’s learn 1a to find out.