譯林牛津版英語(yǔ)高一必修一Unit2wordpower課件AlUUKq

歡迎來(lái)到英語(yǔ)課堂歡迎來(lái)到英語(yǔ)課堂WordpowerWordpowerLet’sreadadialoguebetweenBeckhamandArnold·Schwarzenegger.Let’sreadadialoguebetweenDoyouwanttocometomyflat?Whereisyourapartment?DoyouwanttocometomyflatShallwegotothepubtocelebrateyourbirthday?Wow,thebar

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Cokoandsome

sweets.Whataboutyou?Well,Iwant

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canofmilkteaandsomecandy.

Wow,IwantatinofCokoandGreat.Ilikefootballmatchtoo.Hey,let’sgoandseeasoccergame.Itisveryexciting.Great.IlikefootballmatchtOhno,theliftmustbefullofpeoplethistime.

Timetogohome.Let’sgototheelevatortogether.Ohno,theliftmustbefulloIt’simportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.FromthesewecanseetherearedifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanEnglish.It’simportanttohaveagoodFBritishEnglishAmericanEnglish&TherearesomedifferencesbetweenAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglish.BritishEnglishAmericanEnglisBritishEnglishVSAmericanEnglishGrammarSpellingVocabularyPronunciationBritishEnglishVSAmericanEnGrammarAmericanBritishSamjustwenthome.Sam’sjustgonehome.Thatskirtfitbadly.Thatskirtfittedbadly.Hello,isthisWangLi?Hello,isthatWangLi?IliveonZhenningRoad.IliveinZhenningRoad.Callmeat55555678.Callmeon55555678.Doyouhaveapen?Haveyou(got)apen?Idon’thaveapen.Ihaven’t(got)apen.GrammarAmericanBritishSamjustSpellingAmericanBritishcentercentrecolorcolourtravelertravellerbehaviorbehaviourorganizeorganise/organizeprogramprogrammeSpellingAmericanBritishcentercVocabularyAmericanBritishcandysweetslivingroomsittingroomsoccerfootbalvacationholidayorganizeorganise/organizerestroom/bathroomtoilet/WCVocabularyAmericanBritishcandyVocabularyAmericanBritishsemestertermstoreshopdrugstorechemist’sshopgaspetrolmoviefilmmailpostVocabularyAmericanBritishsemesVocabularyAmericanBritishfirstfloorgroundfloorsecondfloorfirstfloorscheduletimetabledateengagementapartmentflatsubwayundergroundVocabularyAmericanBritishfirstPronunciationAmericanBritishanswer[?]

answer[ɑ:]Ofcourse.[k??rs]

Ofcourse.[k??s]

box[bɑ?ks]

box[b?ks]PronunciationAmericanBritishanColloquialismsAcolloquialismisaninformalexpressionusedinspokenEnglish.ColloquialismsareneverusedinformalEnglishorinwriting,butareoftenusedinconversations.Inmanycases,wecanguessthemeaningofthecolloquialismsthroughthewordsused.ColloquialismsDon’tworry.It’sapieceofcake!somethingeasytodoDon’tworry.It’sapieceofcDon’tbeawetblanket.Havesomefun!boring/afraidtohavefunDon’tbeawetblanket.HavesGoon,tellme.I’mallears.listeningcarefullyGoon,tellme.I’mallears.lAreyouserious?Don’tpullmyleg.jokewithsomeoneAreyouserious?Don’tpullmyPartBGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:MrsBlack’sgardenisthebestinourtown.Shehasrealgreenfingers.havegreenfingers:tobegoodatmakingplantsgrowPartBhavegreenfingers:Guessthemeaningoftheunderlined:Hemakeseverydecisioninourcompany.Heisthetopdog.thepersonwhohasthemostpowerinagroup,especiallyafterastruggle

GuessthemeaningoftheunderGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:Whydidyougiveherthecoldshoulder?Youaregoodfriends,aren’tyou?benotfriendlytoherGuessthemeaningoftheunderGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:IwishIhadbroughtmyumbrella.It’srainingcatsanddogs.torainheavilyGuessthemeaningoftheunderGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:Footballisjustnotmycupoftea-Ilikeplayingvolleyball.notbethetypeofthingthatIlike,notreallytomytasteGuessthemeaningoftheunder

I’llbackyouupalltheway.=Iwillsupportyoufrombeginningtoend.MoreExamples

Whydon’tyougetoffmyback?=Don’tdisturbme.

Idon’tbuyyourstory.=Idon'tbelieveyou.I’llbackyouupallthewa

It’smycupoftea.(這很合我胃口。)=It'smyfavorite.

Let’scallitquits.(算了吧！)=Let’sforgetit.

It’salotofchickenfeed.(這是小意思，不算什么。)=It’snothing.It’smycupoftea.(這很合我胃口譯林牛津版英語(yǔ)高一必修一Unit2wordpower課件AlUUKq歡迎來(lái)到英語(yǔ)課堂歡迎來(lái)到英語(yǔ)課堂WordpowerWordpowerLet’sreadadialoguebetweenBeckhamandArnold·Schwarzenegger.Let’sreadadialoguebetweenDoyouwanttocometomyflat?Whereisyourapartment?DoyouwanttocometomyflatShallwegotothepubtocelebrateyourbirthday?Wow,thebar

isaniceplace.ShallwegotothepubtoceleWow,Iwant

atinof

Cokoandsome

sweets.Whataboutyou?Well,Iwant

a

canofmilkteaandsomecandy.

Wow,IwantatinofCokoandGreat.Ilikefootballmatchtoo.Hey,let’sgoandseeasoccergame.Itisveryexciting.Great.IlikefootballmatchtOhno,theliftmustbefullofpeoplethistime.

Timetogohome.Let’sgototheelevatortogether.Ohno,theliftmustbefulloIt’simportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.FromthesewecanseetherearedifferencesbetweenBritishandAmericanEnglish.It’simportanttohaveagoodFBritishEnglishAmericanEnglish&TherearesomedifferencesbetweenAmericanEnglishandBritishEnglish.BritishEnglishAmericanEnglisBritishEnglishVSAmericanEnglishGrammarSpellingVocabularyPronunciationBritishEnglishVSAmericanEnGrammarAmericanBritishSamjustwenthome.Sam’sjustgonehome.Thatskirtfitbadly.Thatskirtfittedbadly.Hello,isthisWangLi?Hello,isthatWangLi?IliveonZhenningRoad.IliveinZhenningRoad.Callmeat55555678.Callmeon55555678.Doyouhaveapen?Haveyou(got)apen?Idon’thaveapen.Ihaven’t(got)apen.GrammarAmericanBritishSamjustSpellingAmericanBritishcentercentrecolorcolourtravelertravellerbehaviorbehaviourorganizeorganise/organizeprogramprogrammeSpellingAmericanBritishcentercVocabularyAmericanBritishcandysweetslivingroomsittingroomsoccerfootbalvacationholidayorganizeorganise/organizerestroom/bathroomtoilet/WCVocabularyAmericanBritishcandyVocabularyAmericanBritishsemestertermstoreshopdrugstorechemist’sshopgaspetrolmoviefilmmailpostVocabularyAmericanBritishsemesVocabularyAmericanBritishfirstfloorgroundfloorsecondfloorfirstfloorscheduletimetabledateengagementapartmentflatsubwayundergroundVocabularyAmericanBritishfirstPronunciationAmericanBritishanswer[?]

answer[ɑ:]Ofcourse.[k??rs]

Ofcourse.[k??s]

box[bɑ?ks]

box[b?ks]PronunciationAmericanBritishanColloquialismsAcolloquialismisaninformalexpressionusedinspokenEnglish.ColloquialismsareneverusedinformalEnglishorinwriting,butareoftenusedinconversations.Inmanycases,wecanguessthemeaningofthecolloquialismsthroughthewordsused.ColloquialismsDon’tworry.It’sapieceofcake!somethingeasytodoDon’tworry.It’sapieceofcDon’tbeawetblanket.Havesomefun!boring/afraidtohavefunDon’tbeawetblanket.HavesGoon,tellme.I’mallears.listeningcarefullyGoon,tellme.I’mallears.lAreyouserious?Don’tpullmyleg.jokewithsomeoneAreyouserious?Don’tpullmyPartBGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:MrsBlack’sgardenisthebestinourtown.Shehasrealgreenfingers.havegreenfingers:tobegoodatmakingplantsgrowPartBhavegreenfingers:Guessthemeaningoftheunderlined:Hemakeseverydecisioninourcompany.Heisthetopdog.thepersonwhohasthemostpowerinagroup,especiallyafterastruggle

GuessthemeaningoftheunderGuessthemeaningoftheunderlined:Whydidyougiveherthecoldshoulder?Youaregoodfriends,