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B5M1 Introduction Reading and Speaking A TEST Teaching Aims Knowledge and Skills 1) Ss find out the main idea and detailed information of the passage. 2) Ss learn the new words and phrases: obvious, confusing, compare…with… . 3) Ss analyze the sentence structure below: When the Irish writer George Bernard Shaw made the famous remark……he was obviously thinking about the differences. Process and Methods: Skimming and scanning. Individual work, pair work and group work. Emotion and Values: Enable the students to learn about differences between British and American English. Introduction  Introduction- 1. Reading (3m) Read the quotations. Work in pairs. A We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except of course, language. Oscar Wilde, 19th century writer C America and England are two countries divided by a common language. --George Bernard Shaw, 20th century writer Introduction- 2. Discussion (2m) answer the questions 1. What is the topic of the quotations? 2. Which is the most optimistic? 3. Which is the most pessimistic? 4. Which (if any) do you think are funny? 5 Which is good news for students of English? 6. Can you guess which quotations are from British people? Reading and Speaking Reading and Speaking- 2. Skimming (3m) Read the passage and find the differences between British English and American English. Read the titles and the first sentences of each paragraph and find four ways in which British and American English are different. Reading and Speaking- 3. Scanning (10m) Read again paragraph by paragraph and make notes of the differences. The first two paragraphs: the differences in vocabulary Read the third paragraph The third paragraph: the differences in grammar Read the 4th paragraph The 4th paragraph: the differences in spelling and pronunciation Now that we have a better understanding of differences between British and American English, let’s turn to page 1 and finish the second part of Introduction. Introduction- 4.