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This presentation is about the country in United Kingdom

2. Guess the
country

4. UNITED KINGDOM

5. UNITED KINGDOM
OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND NORTHERN
IRELAND

6. Where it is located?
United Kingdom, an island country
located off the northwestern coast of
mainland Europe. The United Kingdom
comprises the whole of the island of
Great Britain - which contains,
England, Wales, and Scotland - as well
as the northern portion of the island
of Ireland

7. Guess the
word

9. BRITISH

10. KACHRU’S CIRCLE
INNER CIRCLE
OUTER CIRCLE
EXPANDING
CIRCLE
United Kingdom

11. HISTORY
The English language
evolved in Britain as a result
of early invasions of the
island, firstly from a tribe of
Germanic invaders called
the Angles about 1500 years
ago, and later invasions
from the Saxons and the
Jutes, two tribes out of
Germany and modern day
Denmark.
English is the primary
language used in academics,
government, in business and
trade.
United Kingdom were colonized
by the Saxon, Angles, Jutes,
Normans and Romans. However,
they are also a colony as they
colonized different countries
accross the world in which they
introduced the English language

12. Importance
British English is more than just
a way of speaking; it's a symbol
of identity for the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland. It connects
the nation's rich history,
culture, and traditions, shaping
how its people communicate
and see the world. Every
accent, every word, carries the
weight of centuries, reminding
them of who they are and what
they've endured. It’s not just a
language; it’s their story.

13. American English British English
French fries Chips
Pants Trousers
Apartment Flat
Uniqueness about their
English
Vocabulary

14. American English British English
Color Colour
Apologize Apologise
Analyze Analyse
Uniqueness about their
English
Spelling

15. Words American English British English
Mall Mal Mawl
Zebra Zee-bruh Zeb-ruh
Figure Fig-yer Fig-er
Uniqueness about their
English
Pronunciation

16. British
English

American
English

It's
hot in here. Shall I open the window?
Shall we meet in the café at 5?
Shall we try that again?

It's
hot in here. Can I open the window?
Do you want to meet in the café at 5?
How about we try that again?

Uniqueness about their
English
Grammar
In British English, people often use Shall I ...? to offer to do something and/or
Shall we ...? to make a suggestion. It is very unusual for speakers of American
English to use shall. They normally use an alternative like Should/Can I ...? or
Do you want/Would you like ...? or How about ...? instead.

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