Lesson 17 M2C Unit 3 161222 Vocabulary recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

important things based on self-test

Vocabulary 3.1
We've raised a huge (bedrag) of money for charity.

Vocabulary 3.1
It makes sense to (besparen) money while you can.

Vocabulary 3.1
It (blijkt) the painting is not real.

Vocabulary 3.1
His father owns a (local) pub.

Vocabulary 3.1
I'm going to (return) these shoes. They're too small.

Vocabulary 3.2
Do you know if there is a (geldautomaat) nearby?

Vocabulary 3.2
Did you (inschrijven) for the dance class yet?

Vocabulary 3.2
How much (contant geld) do you have on you?

Vocabulary 3.2
A lot of people work from home (nowadays).

Vocabulary 3.2
The (sale) starts on Wednesday.

Vocabulary 3.3
It's important (mensen met een beperking) are able to take part in sports.

Vocabulary 3.3
I phoned him to (herinneren) him about the party.

Vocabulary 3.3
(Iedereen) wants to watch the match.

Vocabulary 3.3
Do you know what this word (betekent)?

Vocabulary 3.3
He can play (nearly) every instrument.

Vocabulary 3.3
Local teams compete to (raise) money for charity.

Vocabulary 3.4
Include a recent photograph to your (sollicitatieformulier).

Vocabulary 3.4
Do you (uitkijken naar) your trip to Brazil?

Vocabulary 3.4
She's on the night (dienst) this week.

Vocabulary 3.4
The (brain) is the centre of the nervous system.

Vocabulary 3.4
The story has attracted (worldwide) attention.

Match the words with the pictures

Coin

Bankcard

Escalator

Basket

Purse

Trolley

Office

Factory

Vacancy

What is the correct English phrase?
Het spijt me dat ik u stoor.

1. I'm sorry that I disturb you.
2. I'm sorry to disturb you.
3. I'm sorry to bother you.
4. I sorry me that I disturb you.

What is the correct English phrase?
Ik ben bang dat ik geen afspraak heb gemaakt.

1. I'm afraid I didn't make an appointment.
2. I'm scared I didn't make an appointment.
3. I'm afraid I not made an appointment.
4. I don't have an appointment.

What is the correct English phrase?
Ik wil graag wat geld verdienen.

1. I want to get money.
2. I want to earn money.
3. I'd like to earn some money.
4. I need money to earn.