江苏省灌南高级中学高一英语《m3 u2 english and its history 》reading课件 译林牛津版必修3.pptVIP

Reading（1）Unit 2 M3 1.Since you have been learning English for several years, do you know the development of the English language? 2.Do you think English has always stayed the same? 3. How did these changes happen? Please go through the Reading strategy and tell me how to read a history article. How to read a history article 1. Notice the dates and years 2. Make a time chart, listing important information such as times, places and events, etc. How many parts can we divide the text into? Read the passage fast and complete the table Kinds Time Events Old English Before the middle of the 5th century Then At the end of the 9th century By the 10th century Middle English In 1066 By the latter half of the 14th century In 1399 Modern English During the Renaissance in the 16th century The Development of English Kinds Time Events Old English Before the middle of the 5th century Then At the end of the 9th century By the 10th century Middle English In 1066 By the latter half of the 14th century In 1399 Modern English During the Renaissance in the 16th century People in Britain all spoke a language called Celtic. The Vikings moved to Britain and brought their languages. Old English was the official language of England. The Normans defeated England and took control of the country. English was used by all classes in England. Henry IV became King of England and used English for all official events. Modern English appeared. Two Germanic groups occupied Britain. languages before mid-5th then end 9th 2G tribes (A, S) Celtic Vikings Denmark Norway 10th languages official language Old English Why puzzled? Celtic Languages of Angles and Saxons Old English Languages of Vikings Time chart 10th end of 9th then before 5th events language occupied by the two Germanic groups the Vikings began to move to became official language Spoke Celtic Old English Before the middle of the 5th century, people spoke 1)______. Then2)__________ ----the Angles, the Saxons occupied Britain. Th