Unit2 English Around the WorldEnglish Around the World Study English Get a good job in the future Get good grades Know much more knowledge about the world Enjoy English music and movies It is helpful in our daily life such as making sense of some instructions 说明书 to talk with native speakers English is used by the government schools newspapers and TV but people speak the language of their own country at home English is the o language People speak English as a s languageecond fficial Countries use English as the official second language Malaysia Pakistan Philippines India Nigeria Singapore We Chinese use English as a language A native B second official C foreign JapanSouth Korea C English is the language learnt as a school subject 课程科目 English as a foreign language New Zealand Australia The USCanadaThe UK countries n English speakers irstEnglish is their f languagemother English speaking ative native Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare Enjoy and compare Think Is there any difference between ancient English and modern English Why Turn thee Benvolio look upon thy death Thou shalt not stir 搅合 you your shallyou English in 1600 s Modern English English in 1600 s Modern English The Road to Modern English The Road to Modern English topicfocus A a way that leads from one place to another B a particular process or course of action 麦克米伦高阶美语词典 英语版 1 What is the road to modern English 2 How does the road come into being 3 Why does the road come into being What is the road to modern English At the end of the 16th century about five to seven million people spoke English So why has English changed over time Actually all languages change and develop when cultures meet and communicate with each other Finally by the 19th century the language was settled English now is spoken is also spoken as a foreign or a second language in South Asia the change of English over time What is the change of English over time between about AD 450 and 1150 between about AD 800 and 1150 in 1620 later in the 18th century by the 19th century now be based more on German become less like German but more like Danish and French be taken to America by British settlers be taken to Australia with British people be settled be spoken as a foreign or second language between about AD 450 and 1150 between about AD 800 and 1150 in 1620 later in the 18th century by the 19th century now be based more on German become less like German but more like Danish and French be taken to America by British settlers be taken to Australia be settled be spoken as a foreign or second language How does the road come into being English is a West Germanic language brought to Britain by Anglo Saxon 盎格鲁 撒克逊 settlers 1 Rulers spoke first Danish and later French 2 The new settlers enriched the English Vocabulary Shakespeare Two big changes in English happened because of the two influential dictionaries 1 Britain once ruled India Singapore Malaysia and countries in Africa 2 Chinese people are learning English between about AD 450 and 1150 between about AD 800 and 1150 in 1620 later in the 18th century by the 19th century now be based more on German become less like German but more like Danish and French be taken to America by British settlers be taken to Australia be settled be spoken as a foreign or second language Why does the road come into being English is a West Germanic language brought to Britain by Anglo Saxon 盎格鲁 撒克逊 settlers 1 Rulers spoke first Danish and later French 2 The new settlers enriched the English Vocabulary Shakespeare Two big changes in English happened because of the two influential dictionaries 1 Britain once ruled India Singapore Malaysia and countries in Africa 2 Chinese people are learning English conquest 征服 侵略 over time cultures meet and communicate be based on at present gradually those who ruled English enrich Shakespeare make full use of America Australia Two big changes in English spelling Samuel Johnson Noah Webster be spoken as a foreign of second language in South Asia between about AD 450 and 1150 between about AD 800 and 1150 in 1620 later in the 18th century by the 19th century now Why does the author write the last three paragraphs one by one instead of one paragraph So why has English changed over time At first the English spoken in England between about AD 450 and 1150 was very different from the English spoken today So by the 1600 s Shakespeare was able to make use of Finally by the 19th century the language was settled At that time two big changes in English spelling happened English now is also spoken as a foreign or second language in South Asia For example Further thinking Old English Early modern English Modern English English nowadays 1 Follow a proper time order 2 Make the passage easy to read The Road to Modern English A a way that leads from one place to another B a particular process or course of action Old English Early modern English Modern English English nowadays England AmericaAustralia South Asia India Singapore Malaysia South Africa