模块六 Unit3 Word power3.pptVIP

expressionsmentioned in this video That’s cliché! It may sound cliché, but practice makes perfect. What a bozo you are! a macho man Task 4: Finish Part C on P39 Kung fu Tai chi Tofu Mahjong or Mah-jon The words mentioned above are borrowed from Chinese. Can you name some other ones which are borrowed from Chinese and some other languages? Question: StepII Word learning Task 1 Go through Part A on P38 and finish the following blanks. From which languages did English borrow words? English Italian German Arabic French Arabic [?r?bik] 阿拉伯语 language categories of words French German Italian Arabic food, entertainment, jobs tools, machines, snacks, geological terms music, the arts, the military spices, chemicals, animals, food, mathematics Task 2 Read Part A again and find : What kinds of words are borrowed? Task 3 Read Part B to learn some borrowed words in English French Italian cafe cello [t?el?u] guitar Italian StepIII Practice Competition Guess which language the words come from and try to remember them. noodle German French chef [?ef] Italian piano model French studio Italian beef French sugar Arabic surgeon [s?:d??n] French score Italian kangaroo Australia tai chi Chinese Judo Japanese pork French French soup French resume [rizju:m] koala Australia kowtow Chinese tofu Chinese We can understand from which language the English words are borrowed according to the ______ of the words. kinds Conclusion: I think its a piece of cake. (It’s very easy) StepV English idioms Many English idioms connect the characteristics with an animal or a thing used in them. Note: as strong as a horse Don’t worry. John will carry the box for you. He is __________________. as strong as a horse Idioms as busy as a bee She never stops for a second. She is always ________________. as busy as a bee as poor as a church mouse Poor Richard spent his last penny on a bowl of noodles. Now he is _______________________. as poor as a church mouse