This lesson contains 24 slides, with interactive quiz and text slides.
Lesson duration is: 80 min
Items in this lesson
Chapter 3 - Lesson 1
Slide 1 - Slide
Today's Lesson
Chapter 3 - Showbiz p. 130
Getting Started - 1/2/3 p. 132
A Watching - 5/6/8 p. 134
B Theme words - 10 t/m 16 p. 136
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Oxford Dictionary says:
show business
noun
noun: showbusiness
Meaning: the theatre, films, television, and pop music as a profession or industry.
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Theme 3: Showbiz
Goals of this theme:
You can give your opinion and recommend or criticise something
You will know words that have to with entertainment and showbiz and linking words
You will be able to use adverbs, adjectives, the past simple and the present perfect properly
You can describe and compare films and series
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What words do you know that have to do with this theme?
Slide 5 - Mind map
Small assignment
What: Create your own top 5 of entertainment things to watch/listen/play/etc. (includes, music, musicals, tv series, movies, games and plays) + add your reasons why someone should watch/play/listen to it
Write down full sentences! Example: Game of Thrones because there's a lot of action and great actors
Time: 8 minutes
Help: Spotify, netflix, disney, etc.
Done: hand it in on my desk in the back + Start on homework Chapter 3
Online version: Write it down in a Word document and send it via Teams!
timer
8:00
Slide 6 - Slide
Today's Lesson
Chapter 3 - Showbiz p. 130
Getting Started - 1/2/3 p. 132
A Watching - 5/6/8 p. 134
B Theme words - 10 t/m 16 p. 136
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Getting Started - Comparative/Superlative
De trappen van vergelijking gebruik je om 2 of meer dingen met elkaar te vergelijken.
v.b.
Mijn zus is ouder dan jouw zus.
Dit is het beste boek dat ik ook heb gelezen.
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Slide 9 - Slide
De 3 trappen
Trap 1:Positive degree
big / beautiful / good / bad / intelligent
Trap 2:Comparative degree
bigger / more beautiful / better / worse / more intelligent
Trap 3:Superlative degree
biggest / most beautiful / best / worst / most intelligent
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-er / -est
Bij woorden van één lettergreep gaan de trappen als volgt:
big - bigger than - the biggest
tall - tallerthan - the tallest
white - whiter than - the whitest
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more / most
Bij woorden van twee of meer lettergrepen gaan de trappen als volgt:
beautiful / more beautiful than / the most beautiful
interesting / more interesting than / the most interesting
stunning / more stunning than / the most stunning
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as ... as
Als je wilt zeggen dat 2 dingen (bijna) hetzelfde zijn dan gebruik je as ... as (net zo ... als)
You're as tall as my brother.
She is as old as her cousin.
Your girlfriend is almost as pretty as mine.
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Spellingsregel 1
Woorden van twéé lettergrepen op -y krijgen ook -er / -est
Happy / Happier than / The happiest
Pretty / Prettierthan / The prettiest
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Spellingsregel 2
Uit je hoofd leren
Good / better than / the best
Bad / worse than / the worst
Little / less than / the least
many - much / more than / the most
Slide 15 - Slide
Today's Lesson
Chapter 3 - Showbiz p. 130
Getting Started - 1/2/3 p. 132
A Watching - 5/6/8 p. 134
B Theme words - 10 t/m 16 p. 136
timer
8:00
Slide 16 - Slide
A Watching - p. 134
I can pick up substantial information in short recordings about predictable, everyday matters.
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The Belfast Busking Band
We're going to watch a video about busking.
What is busking?
'Busking' means playing music on the street.
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A Watching
Now look at ex. 6a on p.134
Taking notes? What does that mean?
What are the benefits (voordelen) of taking notes?
Let's take a look at exercise 6c first.
Now take out a piece of paper and write down notes while watching the video.
Slide 19 - Slide
A Watching
Now read ex.6c
Try and fill in some of the answers with the notes you have taken.
Let's watch the video again.
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Watching 6c
open mic night at the Pavillion
decided to make music together
travelled around making music
multiple instruments
(soprano) saxophone
Berlin
did a fundraiser once, but not many charity events
they care about musicians, create a good atmosphere