Exit THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Iris Gunnarsdottir

Exit OVERVIEW  The English language.  Where do you start learning the English language?  Fun helpful websites

Exit ENGLISH LANGUAGE  First spoken in England  The most wide spoken language  Approximately 375 million people speak English.  Required in most jobs such as business, doctor or lawyer.

Exit STARTING POINT  Music, TV and Movies  The Alphabet  Learning words in your environment  Reading  Talking

Exit MUSIC, TV AND MOVIES  Friends:  Harry Potter:  Music:

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ALPHABET IN RELATION TO YOUR DAILY LIFE.  Apple – Ball – Cat – Dog – Egg – Flag – Gras – Horse – Ice – Jam – Kite – Lion – Mouse – Nap – Orange – Pumpkin – Queen – Roses – Swim – Timber – Umbrella – Van – Winter – Xylophone – Yard – Zebra

Exit READINGS  News papers and Gossip magazines  Online readings such as journals or blogs  Books: easy readings, children's books such as Dr. Seuss

Exit TALKING  Discussions on each topic in class  Field work

Exit FUN RESOURCES  (easy ABC’s)  (all around English)  (games)

Exit SUMMARY  After going through a all these steps you should know: The alphabet Other important surroundings Basic communication  Learning English as a second language is all based on the willingness and determination to learn it.

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