九年级下册英语第2课时 Module 7 English for you and me.pptx

Unit 1 We all own English.;Act it out;Check it out;Work in pairs. Talk about the photos on the right and on the next page. Say:;Work in pairs. Talk about the photos on the right and on the next page. Say:;1. What language is it?;Read the passage and answer the questions.;Read the passage and answer the questions.;Match the ideas with the paragraphs. ;Listen and read the passage.;6. Even though we speak different types of English, we all part of an international club.;1. English is now used by nearly a quarter of the world’s population…;2. … there is a good chance that you will meet someone who speaks English.;3. It is also important to know that English has borrowed many words from other languages… ;4. More and more schools in Europe are teaching Chinese as a foreign language, together with some European languages. ;5. The British, the Indians and the Chinese all help make it a rich language.;6. Even though we speak different types of English, we all part of an international club.;Language points;Complete the questions with the words in the box.;4. How many times does ________ appear in 1,000 and 1,000,000? 5. If 1.75 billion is a(n) ________ of the world’s population, what’s the whole population of the world?;Write a composition called The future of Chinese.; Based on your notes, decide if Chinese will become more important in future. Write an introduction to state your point of view.;A possible answer ;　In fact, Chinese is destined to be a world language. Why is this certain? We must look at the economic and political power of China, which is growing every day. In the past, world languages have always been the languages of countries with powerful economies. Latin, French and, yes, English were important because of the power of the countries that spoke those languages. 　Foreign interest in the Chinese language has grown very quickly together with the growth of the Chinese economy. It was once difficult to find a Chinese department in most Western universities. No