十分钟英语演讲稿多篇.docx

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十分钟英语演讲稿多篇

十分钟英语演讲稿

第一篇：

十分钟英语史

第二篇：

广播站英语十分钟策划书

第三篇：

十分钟队会演讲稿

第四篇：

快乐课间十分钟演讲稿

第五篇：

十分钟记住有关星期的单词（巧记英语）

正文

第一篇：

十分钟英语史

【thehistoryofenglishintenminutes】no.1anglo-saxon

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chapter1.anglo-saxonorwhateverhappentothejutes.

theenglishlanguagebeginswiththephrase?

upyourscaesar!

?

astheromansleavebritainandalotofgermanictribesstartfloodingin,tribessuchastheanglesandthesaxons–whotogethergaveusthetermanglo-saxon,andthejutes–whodidn?

t.

theromansleftsomeverystraightroadsbehind,butnotmuchoftheirlatinlanguage.theanglo-saxonvocabwasmuchmoreusefulasitwasmainlysforsimpleeverydaythingslike?

house?

?

woman?

?

loaf?

and?

werewolf?

.

fourofourdaysoftheweek-tuesday,wednesday,thursdayandfridaywerenamedinhonourofanglo-saxongods,buttheydidn?

tbotherwithsaturday,sundayandmondayastheyhadallgoneoffforalongweekend.

whiletheywereaway,christianmissionariesstoleinbringingwiththemleafletsaboutjumblesalesandmorelatin.christianitywasahitwiththelocalsandmadethemmuchhappiertotakeonfunkynewslike?

martyr?

?

bishop?

and?

font?

.alongcamethevikings,withtheiraction-manslike?

drag?

?

ransack?

?

thrust?

and?

die?

andaloveofpickledherring.theymayhaverapedandpillagedbuttherewerealsointo?

give?

and?

take?

–twoofaroundXXsthattheygaveenglish,aswellasthephrase?

watchoutforthatmanwiththeenormousaxe.?

【thehistoryofenglishintenminutes】no.2thenormanconquest

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chaptertwo,thenormanconquestorexcusemyenglish.

1066.truetohisname,williamtheconquerorinvadesengland,bringingnewconceptsfromacrossthechannel,likethefrenchlanguage,thedoomsdaybookandtheduty-freegalois'smultipack.frenchwas"derigueur"forallofficialbusiness,withslike"judge","jury","evidence"and"justice"inginandgivingjohngrisham'scareerakick-start.latinwasstillused"adnauseam"inchurch,butthemonmanspokeenglish,abletomunicateonlybyspeakingmoreslowlyandloudlyuntiltheothersunderstoodhim.slike"cow","sheep"and"swine"e

fromtheenglish-speakingfarmers.whilethe"alacarte"versions"beef","mutton"and"pork"efromthefrench-speakingtoffs,beginningalong-runningtrendofrestaurantshavingpletelyindecipherablemenus.

allinall,theenglishabsorbedabout10,000newsfromthenormans,thoughtheystillcouldn'tgrasptherulesofcheekkissing.the"bon-ami"allendedwhentheenglishnationtooktheirnewwarlikelingoof"armies","navies"and"soldiers"andbeganthehundredyears'waragainstfrance.itactuallylasted116yearsbutbythatpoint,noonecouldcountanyhigherinfrenchandenglishtookoverasthelanguageofpower.

【thehistoryofenglishintenminutes】no.3shakespeare

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chapterthree,shakespeare,oraplaqueonbothhishouses.

asthedictionarytellsusabout2,000newsandphraseswereinventedbywilliamshakespeare.

hegaveushandyslikeeyeball,puppydogandanchovyandmoreshow-offyslikedauntless,besmirchandlacklustre.hecameupwiththealligatorsoonafterheranoutofthethingstorhymewithcrocodile.andthenationofteadrinkersfinallytookintotheirheartswhenheinventedthehob-nob.

shakespeareknewthepowerofcatchphrasesaswellasbiscuits.withouthim,wewouldnevereatourfleshandbloodoutofhouseandhome.wewouldhavetosaygoodriddancetothegreen-eyedmonsterandbreakingtheicewouldbeasdeadasadoornail.

ifyoutriedtogetyourmoney'sworth,you'dbegivenshortshriftandanyonewholaiditonwithatrowelcouldbehoisedwithhisownpetard.ofcourseit'spossibleotherpeopleusedthesesfirst.butthedictionarywriterslikelookingthemupinshakespearebecausetherewasmorecrossdressingandpeoplepokingeachother'seyesout.

shakespeare'spoetryshowedtheworldthatenglishwasarichvibrantlanguagewithlimitlessexpressiveandemotionalpowerandhestillhadtimetoopenallthosetearoomsinstratford.

【thehistoryofenglishintenminutes】no.4thekingjamesbible

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chapterfour.thekingjamesbibleorlighttherebe.

in1611?

thepowersthatbe?

?

turnedtheworldupsidedown?

witha?

labouroflove?

–anewtranslationofthebible.ateamofscribeswiththe?

wisdomofsolomon?

-?

wenttheextramile?

tomakekingjames?

stranslation?

allthingstoallmen?

whetherfromtheir?

heart?

sdesire?

?

tofightthegoodfight?

orjustforthe?

filthylucre?

.thissexynewbiblewent?

fromstrengthtostrength?

gettingto?

therootofthematter?

inalanguageeven?

thesaltoftheearth?

couldunderstand.?

thewritingwasn?

tonthewall?

itwasinhandylittlebooksandwith?

fireandbrimstone?

preachersreadingfromitineverychurch,（更多请你搜索：

）itssandphrases?

tookroot?

?

totheendsoftheearth?

–wellatleasttheendsofbritain.

thekingjamesbibleisthebookthattaughtusthat?

aleopardcan?

tchangeitsspots?

that?

abirdinthehandisworthtwointhebush?

that?

awolfinsheep?

sclothing?

ishardertospotthanyouwouldimagine,andhowannoyingitistohave?

aflyinyourointment?

.

infact,justas?

jonathanbegatmeribbaal;andmeribbaalbegatmicah.andmicahbegatpithon?

thekingjamesbiblebegatawholeglossaryofmetaphorandmoralitythatstillshapesthewayenglishisspokentoday.amen.

【englishintenminutes】no.5science

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chapterfive.theenglishofscienceorhowtospeakwithgravity.

beforethe17thcenturyscientistsweren?

treallyrecognised–possiblybecauselab-coatshadyettocatchon.

butsuddenlybritainwasfullofphysicists–therewasroberthooke,robertboyle–andevensomepeoplenotcalledrobert,likeisaacnewton.theroyalsocietywasformedoutoftheinvisiblecollege–aftertheyputitdownsomewhereandcouldn?

tfinditagain.

atfirsttheyworkedinlatin.aftersittingthroughnewton?

sstoryaboutthe

pomumfallingtotheterrafromthearborfortheumpteenthtime,thebrightsparksrealisedtheyallspokeenglishandcouldtransformourunderstandingoftheuniversemuchquickerbytalkingintheirownlanguage.

butsciencewasdiscoveringthingsfasterthantheycouldnamethem.slike?

acid?

?

gravity?

?

electricityand?

pendulum?

hadtobeinventedjusttostoptheirmeetingsturningintoanendlessgameofcharades.

liketeenageboys,thescientistssuddenlybecameawareofthehumanbody–coiningnewslike?

cardiac?

and?

tonsil?

?

ovary?

and?

sternum?

-andtheinventionof?

penis?

（1693）,?

vagina?

（1682）madesexeducationclassesabiteasiertofollow.thoughand?

clitoris?

wasstillasourceofconfusion.

【thehistoryofenglishintenminutes】no.6englishandempire

thehistoryofenglishintenminutes.chaptersix.englishandempireorthesunneversetontheenglishlanguage.

withenglishmakingitsnameasthelanguageofscience,thebibleandshakespeare,britaindecidedtotakeitontour.

askingonlyforland,wealth,naturalresources,totalobediencetothecrownandafewlocalsinreturn.

theywenttothecaribbeanlookingforgoldandachancetoreallyunwind–discoveringthe?

barbeque?

the?

canoe?

andaprettygoodrecipeforrumpunch.theyalsobroughtbackthe?

cannibal?

tomaketheirtripsoundmoreexciting.

inindiatherewassomethingforeveryone.?

yoga?

–tohelpyoustayinshape,whilepretendingtobespiritual.ifthatdidn?

tworktherewasthe?

cummerbund?

tohideapaunchand-ifyoucouldn?

tevenmakeitupthestairswithoutturning?

crimson?

–theyhadthe?

bungalow?

.

meanwhileinafricatheypickedupslike?

voodoo?

and?

zombie?

–kickingofftheteenhorrorfilm–andevenmoreterrifying,theybroughthometheworld?

stwomostannoyingmusicalinstruments–the?

bongo?

andthe?

banjo?

.

fromaustralia,englishtookthes?

nugget?

?

boomerang?

and?

walkabout?

-andinfactthewholeconceptofchainpubs.

betweentopplingnapoleon（1815）andthefirstworldwar（1914）,thebritish

empiregobbleduparound10millionssquaremiles,400millionpeopleandnearlyahundredthousandginandtonics,leavingnewvarietiesofenglishtodevelopallovertheglobe.

【englishintenminutes】theageofdictionaryorthedefinitionofahopelesstask.

withenglishexpandinginalldirectionscameanewbreedofmancalledlexicographers,whowantedtoputanendtothisanarchyatheydefinedaswhathappenswhenpeoplespellsslightlydifferentlyfromeachother.

oneofthegreatestwasdoctorjohnson,whosedictionaryofenglishlanguagewhichtookhim9yearstowrite.itwas18inchestallandcontained42,773entriesmeaningthatevenifyoucouldn?

treadit?

sstillprettyusefulifyouwanttoreachahighshelf.forthefirsttimewhenpeoplewerecallingyoua“pickleherring”,”ajobbernowl”ora“fopdoodle”youcouldunderstandexactlywhattheymeantandyou?

dhavethestandardspelling.tryashemighttostopthem,skeptbeinginventedandin1857anewbookwasstartedwhichwouldbeetheoxfordenglishdictionary.

ittookanother70yearstobefinishedafterthefirsteditorresignedtobeanarchbishop,theseconddiedoftbandthethirdwassoboringthathalfhisvolunteersquitandoneofthemendedupinanasylum.iteventuallyappearedin1928andhascontinuedtoberevisedeversinceprovingthewholeideathatyoucanstoppeoplemakingupispletesnuffbumble

第二篇：

广播站英语十分钟策划书

英语广播十分钟策划书

据了解，在这几个月来，越来越多的同学在足球场上晨读英语。

有拿英语报纸的、有拿英语书的、还有戴耳机听听力的。

可以知道，同学们都在为6月份的b级或四级奋斗着。

但是现在的考试都与实事相关联，在一个闭塞的学院里，我们的知识水平还远远不够。

有没有想过在我院校也可以有个英语广播站，给同学练习口语的机会？

给同学听听国内外的实事新闻，但是是用英语来陈述的！

计划如下：

1，借助英语沙龙协会组织，向院、广播站长提出意见；

2，如果同意，有如下的安排：

@1，申请每天在广播时段内的十分钟（