2015-2016学年人教版高中英语选修7《Unit4Usinglanguage》课件2.ppt

Reading task Check your homework;Fill in the timeline.;Each person is a citizen of their country. But how do you become a citizen? Listen carefully and find out how one can become a citizen of the UK. ; New words and phrases; Listen to Parts 1 and 2 of the tape and answer these questions.;Listen to Part 1 and fill in the first column. Then listen to Part 2 and complete the other two.;LISTENING TEXT;S: Yes, I did. So is China. You’re 56 nation alities in China. We’ve many people from different cultures and countries in Britain too. LL: I don’t understand. If they come from different cultures and countries, how do you know they’re British? Aren’t they Caribbean or Indian or Australian?;S: I know it’s a bit confusing. Let me explain. A long time ago the British ruled many countries around the world like India and Kenya. It was called the British Empire. When these countries became independent, their people were given the chance to become British or the citizens of their own new countries.;LL: Please speak slowly so I can understand you. Now let me see if I’ve got it right. Did you say they had to choose which country to belong to? S: Yes, and many chose to be citizens of their own countries. But some wanted to stay British. So they are one group.;LL: There is another group, isn’t there? S: Yes. If you were born in Britain or your parents are British, you are a British citizen too. LL: That’s easy. I can follow you now. Are there any more groups?;S: Yes, but only one more. The third group is when you come from another country and live in Britain for five years. You can ask to become a British citizen. LL: Is that easy? Do many people in England have black skins and are still British?;S: Yes. Many black British came from the Caribbean from 1950 onwards to help run the railways. Others came from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and so on. LL: Have they changed life in Britain?;S: Oh yes, with their music and their food, of course! People originally fr