Unit 6 - Lesson 1: Crossing Borders

Unit 6 - Lesson 1: Crossing Borders
- World Language
- English Speaking World 
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Unit 6 - Lesson 1: Crossing Borders
- World Language
- English Speaking World 

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Table of Content: 

- Words 
- Crossing borders, World Language and The English Speaking World p. 234
- Irregular verbs

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WORDS :)
- Words 6.2, p. 269 

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Besides The United Kingdom and The United States of America, which country doesn't have English as their "first" language?
A
New Zealand and Australia
B
Wales
C
Canada
D
Ireland

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Longest place name in the world



Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch

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Crossing Borders:
- World Language
- World Englishes
- English Speaking World 

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World Language:
- 80% of information found on the internet is in English 
- Over 400 million people in the world speak English
- Over a billion people worldwide speak it as a second language

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What is the difference between a ''first'' and a ''second'' language?

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Read the text 'World Languages'
- On page 234
- You will get +/- 5 minutes

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Pick the sentence that is true:
A
Britain started colonising countries overseas before any other country
B
By the 19th century Britain had colonies and territories all over the world

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Pick the sentence that is true:
A
The spread of English began with British colonisation
B
The United States became a world power directly after gaining independence

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Pick the sentence that is true:
A
The American entertainment industry helped English become a world language
B
The fact that so many people speak English as a second language, will change English forever

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How many languages are there in the world?:
A
5000
B
7000
C
15000

Slide 14 - Quiz

Which world language has the most first language speakers?:
A
Mandarin / Cantonese (Spoken in China)
B
English
C
Spanish

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Which continent has the most spoken languages?:
A
Africa
B
Asia
C
Europe

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How many words do you need to know to speak a language fluently?:
A
Between 250-500
B
Between 1500-2000
C
Between 5000-10.000

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What % of the world's population speak at least "some" English?
A
25%
B
50%
C
33%

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Which 3 of the following countries does NOT have English as an official language by law?:
India, South Afriika, Australia, The United Kingdom, Cuba, Canada, Kenya, The United States, Pakistan, Costa Rica

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How many languages do you speak? (either some, or fluently), and which are they?:

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Irregular Verbs: 
- Fill in the correct Irregular Verbs on the worksheet
- You get +/- 5 minutes. 

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The end of the lesson:
- Homework: Study words of 6.2 (Study Box page 269!)



- Thank you for participating
- See you tomorrow! 

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