《有趣的英语单词》课件

Interesting EnglishWordsPPT courseware•The Originof EnglishWords•Interested English words•Methods forlearning Englishwords目录•The FutureDevelopment ofEnglishWords•Summarycontents01The Originof EnglishWordsTheinfluence fromLatin andFrenchLatin influenceManyEnglish words come fromLatin,such asvideo and audio Latinwasan importantlanguage inthe Roman Empire,and itsinfluence onEnglishis significantFrenchinfluenceDuring theNorman Conquest,French becauseof theofficial languageofEngland ManyFrench words were adapted into English,such asbicycleand PianoInfluencefrom Greekand RomeGreekinfluenceGreek culture and languagehave had a prospectiveimpacton EnglishMany scientificand academicwordscome fromGreece,such astelephone andbrothersRoman influenceTheRomanEmpirehad asignificant impacton EnglishSomeLatin derivedwords in English arerelated toRomanculture andhistory,such ascorpus andforumInfluencefrom other languagesGerman languagesEnglishis relatedto Germanlanguages such as Germanand DutchSome English wordscomefromthese languages,such asknight andsoundScandinavian languagesVikingshadasignificant impacton EnglishSome NorsewordswereadaptedintoEnglish,such assky,leg,and window02Interested EnglishwordsSpelling interestwordsThe spellingof these words isunique andoften makespeople feelinteresting.For example,Honoricabilitituinitibus isa verylong wordcomposed ofmultipleroots,each withits ownmeaning,and theentire wordiscombined toform avery interestingand complexmeaning.Spelling interestwordsThe pronunciation of these words is very unique andoften surprises people.For example,the pronunciation of the word ghotimayseem impossible,but inreality itcorrectly soundslikefish.This isbecause ghis oftenpronounced asf inEnglish,while tisounds likesh.Spelling interestwordsThe meanings of these words are very unique andoften surprising.For example,the wordsmog isa combinationofsmoke andfog,representing aweatherphenomenon composedof amixture ofsmoke andfog.Words withinteresting associationsThe pronunciationof thesewords isvery unique For example,the wordaltitude soundslikeand often surprises people.eating because the pronunciationofthinEnglish soundslike t.The pronunciationof thesewords isvery uniqueFor example,the wordknow soundslike kifeandoftensurprisespeople.because the pronunciationoffinEnglishsounds likev.Thepronunciationof thesewordsisveryuniqueFor example,the wordpineapple soundslikeand oftensurprisespeople.pinapple becausethepronunciationof ninEnglish soundslike m.Words withinteresting meansThemeanings of thesewordsare veryuniqueandoften surprising.For example,the wordhijack originallymeant robbery,but nowit canalso meanhijacking,such ashijackinga plane.This isbecausethe meaning of this word has changed over time.Words withinteresting meansThemeaningsofthesewordsareveryuniqueandoften surprising.For example,thewordGoogle cannow referto searchingfor informationon theInternet,even thoughit wasoriginally justa commonnoun representinga number.This isbecausethe meaning ofthiswordhaschangedovertime.03Methods forlearningEnglish wordsLearningnew wordsthrough context010203Context learninghelps studentsThis methodalso includesContextual learningcan beunderstandthemeaning and resourcesactive learningas enhanced by annotatingtextsusage of new words in areal studentsare requiredto thinkwith explanationsor examplesofworld settingBy readingstories,about themeaningandusage of new words,which helpstonovels,or articles,students canwords indifferent contexts,understand theirunderstandinginfer themeaningof new wordscompared tosimply memorizingand retentionbasedon thecontext inwhich definitionstheyappearUsing MemoryMethod toLearn NewWordsThe MemoryPalace technologyinvolves imaginga familyplace,such asa houseor astreet,and associatingnew wordswithspecific locationswithin thatspaceBy visualizingthese associations,students canrecall themeaningsof new words moreeasily,as theyare linkedto wellknown spatiallandmarksin theirmindsThis technologycan beenhancedbyusing mnemonicsmemoryaids tofurther strengthenthe connectionsbetween words andtheir meaningsUsingelectronic toolsto learnnew wordsElectronictools,such asonline dictionaries,flashcards,and vocabularyapps,provide conservedresources forlearning newEnglish wordsThesetools ofteninclude interactivefeatures thatmake learningmoreengaging andfun,such asquizzes,games,andaudiopromotion guidesElectronictools alsoallow forpersonalized learning experiences,as studentscantailer theirlearning basedon theirindividual needsand interests04The FutureDevelopment ofEnglishWordsThe creationof newvocabularyThe creationofnewEnglishwordsis In addition,the creationofnewEnglishmainly dueto thedevelopment ofwords alsocomes fromthe needtoscience andtechnology,social progressdescribe newthings orconcepts Forandcultural exchangeFor example,example,cyberpunk andcloudsmartphone,selfie,blog,and computingare usedto describenewother wordsreflect thedevelopment ofcultural andtechnological phenomenatechnologyand cultureThepopularity ofinternet languageWith the popularizationoftheinternet,online Thepopularity ofinternet languageis alsodue tocommunicationhas becomemore andmore theinfluence ofsocial mediaNowadays,common Inthis process,a large number ofmicroblogging,WeChat,Facebook andotherinternet languageshave emerged,suchasLOL,social mediahave becomeimportant channelsforOMG,BTW andother culturesor peopleto communicateand shareinformationabbreviations Theseinternet languagesare easyThese platformshave alsogiven birthto alargeto use,reason andhumorus,and arewidely usednumber ofinternet languagesbynetizensThe InternationalizationDevelopment of EnglishWords•Withtheglobalization ofthe worldeconomy andculture,English hasbecomethe mostwidely usedlanguage inthe worldMany Englishwords have beenborrowed byotherlanguages,and someEnglishwordshavealso beencreated accordingto localcultureandhabits Forexample,tsunami andsushi areJapanese wordsborrowed byEnglish,while dimsum isa Chineseword borrowedby English•Inaddition,with thedevelopment ofglobalization,many internationalconferences andorganizations haveemerged,bringing moreopportunities forEnglishwordsto spreadand developForexample,the OlympicGames,the WorldCup andother internationalevents havespawned alargenumberofEnglishwords relatedtosports05SummaryThe Importanceof LearningEnglish WordsEnhancementlanguage comprehensionAsolid vocabularyis essentialfor understandingand communicatingeffectivelyin EnglishIt improvesreading comprehensionand enhanceslisteningcomprehensionIncrease communicationskillsA richvocal aidsin expressingthoughts andideas moreclearly andprecisely,making communicationmore effectiveEnhancecognitive abilitiesLearningnew wordschallenges themind,stimulating cognitivedevelopment,and improvingthinking skillsMethodsand Techniquesfor LearningEnglishWordsAssociative learningUsemnemonics andcreate associationsto linknewwordsto familywords orconcepts,making iteasier torecalland usethemContext learningReadbooks,articles,or othermaterials toenroll newwordsincontext,and infertheir meaningsthroughthe surroundingtextActive learningParticipatein discussions,write essaysor stories,or engagein otheractivities thatrequire theuseofnewwords,offering opportunitiesto practiceand reviselearningOutlook onFuture EnglishVocabulary LearningExpandingTechnology Lifelonglearningvocabulary integrationWiththe evergrowing globalAdvancements intechnology willThe needto stayupdated withconnectivity,the Englishlanguage continueto transformvocabulary newvocabulary willbe essentialcontinuesto evolveand expandlearning,with morepersonalized intodays rapidlychanging worldFuturelearners canexpect tolearningexperiences,interactive Learnersshould embraceaenroll newwordsandphrases resources,and adaptivelearning lifelonglearning mindset tokeepthat reflectmodern culture,tools becomingavailable theirvocabulary currentandtechnology,and globalevents relevantTHANKS。