Tuesday February 20

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome to class.

Today: 

Listening page 40;

Use of English 1 page 41 

2nd lesson: 

Seating chart

writing practice and

Finish page 41

WRITING: 

Write an email  (FCE exam writing part 1) 

+  assess  your email. (30 min)

Exchange emails with your partner. Your partner is going to assess your email as well. Then discuss your emails in pairs;  (10 min)

Hand in.

Finished? Start with your homework for Thursday: Gold page 41 Use of English ex 1 - 5

Study voc in use units 8 + 9

Homework for Thursday: 

Bring voc in use and study units 8 + 9;

Bring Gold; do Use of English exercises on page 41

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Single Countable Nouns

Every (= elke) student gets a grade.

Each (iedere) teacher gets paid.

Plural Countable Nouns

All (= alle) students get grades.  Most of the (=de meeste) students get grades.

 Several(= verschillende) students get grades.

 (A great) many (a great many = heel veel) (many = veel) of students get grades.

A number of (= een aantal) students get grades.

A few students/ A few ( = een paar/enkele) of the students  get grades.

Few (= weinig) students get grades.

Countable Nouns

 (A great) many (a great many = heel veel) (many = veel) of students get grades.

A few students/ A few ( = een paar/enkele) of the students get grades.

Few (= weinig) students get grades.

Uncountable Nouns

It will require a great deal of (= een heleboel /heel veel) work.

Training dogs requires a large amount  (= een grote hoeveelheid) of patience.

A bit of

A little

Little

Much

not much

Countable Nouns

 

A few students/ A few ( = een paar/enkele) of the students get grades.

Few (= weinig) students get grades.

Uncountable Nouns

This is a bit of  (een beetje) 

a problem.

Perhaps you need a  little 

(een kleine) demonstration. 

There is little (= weinig) we can do.  There is much (= veel) we can do.

There is not much (= niet veel) we can do.

Countable Nouns 

I have some (= een aantal) things in the safe.

I have a lot / lots of  (= veel) friends.

There are plenty of (= genoeg / veel)) single parents.

There are no (= geen)written charges.

Uncountable Nouns

Could you lend me some (wat) money?

He knows a lot (= veel) about wildlife.

My place has got plenty of (= genoeg / veel) spare room.

There is no  (= geen)need to