北師大版高中英語(yǔ)模塊9--Unit 25(3)-1

[00:00.00]Unit 25 [00:06.65]Listening and speaking [00:09.98]4 Listen to Dr Jennifer Jenkins talking about [00:14.46]"English as an International Language". [00:17.48]Which statements above [00:19.02]does she agree/disagree with? Why? [00:23.04]I've come to Kings College, London, [00:24.44]to talk to Dr Jennifer Jenkins [00:26.47]who's a Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics. [00:29.30]Now Jennifer, you're quite interested [00:31.07]in the teaching and learning [00:32.94]of International English, [00:34.20]can you explain in general terms what this is? [00:37.74]It's based on the fact that nowadays the [00:40.17]majority of people who speak English around [00:42.37]the world are non-native speakers of English- [00:45.07]they...they've learnt it as a second [00:47.15]or subsequent language, [00:48.73]they use it to speak with each other [00:50.57]and therefore, [00:51.59]they're not really learning what's always [00:53.18]been called English as a foreign language [00:55.61]-English to speak to native speakers of English [00:58.41]They're learning it [00:59.03]for more international communication, [01:01.50]and that has all sorts of implications for the [01:03.75]sorts of things that they need to be able to do [01:06.28]So, what would be the main differences between [01:08.23]the kind of English that's widely taught [01:10.19]around the world today, [01:11.20]and perhaps what you describe [01:12.42]as a more international form? [01:12.42]

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