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Презентация, доклад к проекты по теме Comparative characteristics of two languages English and American
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- 1. Презентация к проекты по теме Comparative characteristics of two languages English and American
- 2. The goal: Compare American and British
- 3. History of the originFour periods of English formationOld English (450-1100 AD)Modern EnglishMiddle EnglishLate modern English
- 4. Old English (450-1100 AD)
- 5. Middle English.
- 6. Modern EnglishEarly Modern English (1500-1800)Hamlet's famous "To
- 7. Late Modern English (1800-Present)
- 8. Origin of American EnglishThe English colonization of
- 9. American dialects
- 10. Compare Grammar
- 11. Compare Grammar
- 12. Comparing pronunciation The difference in British and American
- 13. The difference in stress
- 14. Some words ending –ILE are different
- 15. The letter “A” in pronounces differently
- 16. The sound of “R” is different
- 17. The IZATION ending is different
- 18. The letter “T” in the middle of the word
- 19. Popularity of this languages
- 20. So which is the best?
- 21. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!!!
The goal: Compare American and British Tasks:Compare grammarCompare vocabularyCompare pronunciation Discover which language is more popular
Слайд 1Comparative characteristics of two languages.
British and American
Completed by: Nikita Zalivin
Under the
Слайд 2
The goal: Compare American and British
Tasks:
Compare grammar
Compare vocabulary
Compare pronunciation
Discover which
language is more popular
Слайд 3History of the origin
Four periods of English formation
Old English (450-1100 AD)
Modern
English
Middle English
Late modern English
Слайд 6Modern English
Early Modern English (1500-1800)
Hamlet's famous "To be, or not to
be" lines, written in Early Modern English by Shakespeare
Слайд 8Origin of American English
The English colonization of North America resulted in
the creation of a distinct American variety of English.
Слайд 12Comparing pronunciation
The difference in British and American pronunciation is a result
of historical development for centuries and all we can do is try to understand the details of these two similar and at the same time different audio tracks
