Module4《WhichEnglish-ReadingandVocabulary》课件（外研版选修8）.ppt

高中第八册;Vocabulary;as long as count trace unique lie in intonation;author ancestor apostrophe link rhythm bilingual debate;1. In how many countries is English used as a native language? 2. In how many countries is English used as a second language? 3. Is English spoken in English-speaking countries the same or different?;Lets come to the passage!;Skimming;1 What’s the topic sentence of the first paragraph? A. The first sentence B. The second sentence C. The last sentence 2 What’s the topic sentence of the third paragraph? A. The first sentence B. The second sentence C. The last sentence;3 Which language comes directly from English spoken in Britain? A. Australian English. B. Jamaican variety of English. C. Singlish. 4 What’s the main idea of the passage? A. People in Australia, Jamaica and Singapore all speak English. B. Pronunciation and grammar are different from one language to another. C. There are as many English varieties as there are speakers of it.; To solve difficult points;You could say that there are as many varieties of English, or any other language for that matter, as there are speakers of it. for that matter 1) 用以指出所说的两件事物中，后说的与先说的性质一样。; Don’t talk like that to your mother, or to anyone else for that matter. 不要那样和你妈妈说话，其实跟谁也不要那样。 2) 对这一点，就此而言，对此 He was needing money at the time; we all were for that matter.;2. Perhaps correctness doesn’t matter-as long as speakers can understand each other-it’s communication that counts. count v. 计算，认为，有价值，依赖 count from 1 to 100（计算） count it an honour to do sth. （认为） Every second counts.（有价值） You can count on my help.（依赖）;Count your money carefully to make sure it’s all there. (number) I count myself fortunate to have had such a good education. (consider) Ive always believed that happiness counts more than money. (value);3. But in other countries where English is spoken as a first language this is not the cas