The document discusses various opportunities for English study abroad programs at different universities around the world, including opportunities in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Hawaii. It also promotes an English conversation space ("E-Space") on campus and a mobile-based English learning website. The document encourages using technology and mobile phones to practice English communication skills through pairwork and games on the website.

1. English @Tsuru
• Choosing English as a major – who?
• Choice, choice, choice!
• New
– New Global Careers Program
– More and more Study Abroad opportunities
– English Conversation Space (E-Space)

2. UK Exchange Program

3. Oxford Brookes University

4. USA & Canada Exchange Programs

5. University of California

6. St Norbert

7. St Norbert – close to the Packers!

8. American football team

9. Rutgers – New Jersey (New York)

10. University of Regina (Canada)

11. University of Tasmania (Australia)

12. Hawaii – 3 Week Program

13. NEW!! E-Space
Come and try it at
Open Campus in July
Now 5 days a
week!
Speak freely
with friendly
native speakers

14. E-Space

15. E-Space

16. E-Space

17. E-Space

18. Me

19. World-famous orangeeye picture

20. OK, NOT world-famous

21. Famous in my house

22. My website

23. fujisantrip.com

24. Mobile learning

25. Using computers and mobile phones

26. Use the tools

27. Use the tools – my motto!

28. fujisantrip.com

29. Pairwork with mobile phones!

30. Good “face to face” communication

31. We’ll get you doing some pairwork
soon!

32. fujisantrip.com

33. Text and pictures

34. Stuff like this

35. Traditional reading based stuff

36. It’s all free!

37. Some listening plus traditional quiz

38. So what?

39. Pairs page

40. Partner A

41. Partner B

42. Check the same ones

43. Well done!

44. Never mind

45. Gap-filling A

46. Gap-filling B

47. HINT

48. Pictures A

49. Pictures B

50. Local A

51. Local B

52. I teach Intercultural Communication

53. Introduction to Mount Fuji

54. And Linguistics

55. 言語学

56. Let’s do a little Linguistics!

57. Sound boring?

58. Sometimes it is

59. Sometimes it isn’t

60. Sometimes it’s funny

61. Ambiguity

62. Two meanings
• 両義性
• Or maybe MORE than two manings

63. Ambiguous

64. Could mean more than one thing

65. Faces or goblet/vase?

66. Ambiguity in language

67. The linguist loves ambiguity more than
WHAT?

68. More than he loves most people?

69. More than most people love
ambiguity?

70. Sherlock saw the man with the
binoculars

71. Structural ambiguity

72. “Call me”

73. • Call me a taxi
• You’re a taxi

74. What?

75. Who is drinking the beer?

76. How?

77. Why?

78. Who’s got the knife?

80. Cook what?

81. Great camouflage!

82. Camouflage

83. It actually DISAPPEARED!

84. Great camouflage!

85. How could they?

86. Kids make nutritious snacks

87. Big news?

88. Not anything?

89. • Eye drops off shelf
• Stolen painting found by tree
• Dealers will hear car talk
• Miners refuse to work after death

90. • Man eating piranha mistakenly sold as pet
• Grandmother of eight makes hole in one
• 7 foot doctors work in the area
• Angry cow injures farmer with ax
• Nurse helps dog bite victim
• Drunk man gets nine years in voilin case

91. Lexical ambiguity: English and
Portuguese

92. Ambiguity: more than one meaning

94. What is this?

95. Structural ambiguity

96. I saw the man with glasses

97. • I [saw [the man] [with glasses]]
• I [saw [the [man with glasses]]

98. Sherlock saw the man with the
binoculars

99. Who has the binoculars?

100. • She killed the man with the tie
• She [killed [the man] [with the tie]]
• She killed [the [man with the tie]]

101. “With the tie” as part of the verb
phrase

102. The cat with the tie: Noun phrase

103. I’m going to kill the cat with my tie:
Prepositional adverb

104. [Porcelain [egg container]]

105. [[Porcelain egg] container]

106. [The chicken [is[ready[to eat]]]]

107. [The chicken [is[ready to eat]]]

108. • Ready-to-eat chicken

109. Let’s get you talking!
• これはペンです
• Say it in English!!
• This is a pen

110. Spot the difference

111. Same or different?

112. Picture A

113. Picture B

114. From Shizuoka

115. From Yamanashi

116. Picture A

117. Picture B

118. J2 next year

119. J1 next year

120. Non-stop speaking in English
• Say the sentences to each other IN ENGLISH
• Are they the same or different?
• If they are DIFFERENT, write a circle around
the different part
• If they are the SAME, do nothing

121. Same or different?

122. Circle the different part

123. Same or different?

124. If they are the SAME …

125. … do nothing