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Why Learn English English is a global language. - PPT Presentation

Reason 1 Onethird of the worlds newspapers are published in English dominant countries Reason 2 80 electrically stored information is in English You need to learn English to absord more ID: 736507

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Slide1

Why Learn English

English is a global language.

Reason

1

One-third of the world’s newspapers are published

in English dominant countries.

Reason

2

80% electrically stored information is in English.

You need to learn English to absord more

infomation.

Reason

3

English will open up more opportunities for you,

such as making more friends, finding a job more

easily and traveling around the world and so on.

Reason

4

By learning English, you will also learn about other

cultures.

Reason

5Slide2

Language Skills

Receptive

Productive

Oral

Listening

Speaking

Written

Reading

Writing

45%

30%

15%

10%

Listening

Speaking

Reading

Writing

The Language SkillsSlide3

Motivate Yourself

Motivation and Pressure

inner motivation and external motivation

Find out How You Learn Best

Visual learner

Auditory learner

Tactile/Kinesthetic learner

Immerse Yourself in the Native

Speaking Environment

Travel to an English speaking country

Practice Makes Perfect

Join an English course.

Do your homework.

Read English books.

Read a news article on the net every day.Do 10 minutes listening practice every day.Watch an English film at least once a month.

Follow a soap, comedy or radio or TV drama.English Learning SkillsSlide4

Does he have any family?

She talked with us about her family life.

A family is consist of I, Father and Mother

Father and mother I love you!

1. What is its definition?

Family: A family is a group of people who are related to

each other, especially parents and their children.

Learn New Words Visually

home

house

household

Family

Plural - families

phrases:

family member

family life

big family

adj. familial

Synonyms

Inflections and usage

Example sentences

Remembering skillSlide5

Past Simple Vs.

Past Continuous

Past

Continuous

Past

Simple

Use

Form

Use

Forms

One action

after another

Past habit

Short past

finished action

I finished homework,

went to the gym,

and play badminton with my friends.

He went to the zoo very frequently last year.

I went to gym yesterday.

Positive

Question

Negative

Regular: V. + ed

Wh- + did + subject + V.

Like - liked

Subject = didn't + 1st form of the verb

Irregular

Go - went

Why did Lucy

go there?

verb

Interrupted action

in the past

Parallel actions

Long past

finished action

I was studying when she called.

I was studying while my brother

was watching Tv.

I was running along the river.

Was/were +

present participle

Positive

Negative

Question

I was dancing.

I was not dancing.

Was I dancing?

Compare Similar Grammars

in Mind MapSlide6

Syntax

Components of the sentence

Types of sentences

Direct speech and indirect speech

Simple Sentence

Compound Sentence

Complex Sentences

Subject

Predicate

Object

Predicative

Attribute

Adverbial

Direct object

Indirect object

Object clause

Predicative clause

Subject clause

Appositive clause

Adverbial clause

Attributive clause

Subject + Predicate

Subject + Predicate + Object

Subject + Linking Verb + Predicative

Subject + Transitive Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object

Subject + Transitive Verb + Object + Object Complement

Summarize Knowledge in Tree

Chart