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EngelsMiddelbare schoolmavo, havoLeerjaar 1

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Items in this lesson

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  • Taking the register (roll call)
  • What do you need?
  • Learning goals
  • Proeftoets
  • Exit ticket
  • Homework

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binder                      pen
                    

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At the end of this lesson you should know ...:
  • ... your strengths and weaknesses

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Exercise A (1/2)
  1. belangrijk
  2. goedkoop
  3. famous
  4. use
  5. guest
  6. enough
  7. soon
  8. lazy

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Exercise A (2/2)
  • 9. expensive
  • 10. together
  • 11. winner
  • 12. meet

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Dates
               Data in het Engels kun je op 2 manieren                                                  zeggen/schrijven:




                   dag + nummer + maand > 
                   dag + maand + nummer >


- dag + nummer + maand: Friday the fifth of December.
- dag + maand + nummer: Friday December the fifth.

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Ordinals

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Exercise B (1/3)
  • 1. dinsdag
  • 2. juni
  • 3. fifth
  • 4. nineteenth

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Exercise B (2/3)
  • 5. Thursday the ninth of July
  •      Thursday July the ninth
  • 6. Monday the sixth of March
  •      Monday March the sixth
  • 7. Sunday the fourth of February
  •      Sunday February the fourth

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New grammar: much or many
Much en many betekenen allebij 'veel'.

Welke je gebruikt heeft te maken met of je het  wel of niet kunt tellen ervan.

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New grammar: much or many
Much gebruik je als je veel van iets hebt, maar ...
... je kunt het niet (precies) tellen 
... je kunt er geen getal voor zetten
... je kunt er geen meervoud van maken

Denk hierbij aan:
- vloeistoffen
- gassen
- poedertjes
- begrippen

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New grammar: much or many
Many gebruik je als je veel van iets hebt en ...
... je kunt het wel (precies) tellen 
... je kunt er wel een getal voor zetten
... je kunt er wel meervoud van maken



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Exercise C
  • 1. veel
  • 2. much kun je niet tellen, many wel
  • 3. much
  • 4. many
  • 5. much
  • 6. many
  • 7. much
  • 8. many
  • 9. much
  • 10. much

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can / can't
Om te zeggen dat je iets kan of mag gebruik je
het hulpwerkwoord 'can'

Om te zeggen dat je iets niet kan of niet mag gebruik je 'can't (cannot)'

Can en can't (cannot) worden altijd gevolgd door het hele werkwoord!

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Grammar: can / can't
Bevestigend (+)
Vragend (?)
Ontkennend (-)
I can ...
Can I ...?
I can't ...
You can ...
Can you ...?
You can't ...
He / She / It can ...
Can he/she/it ...?
He/She/It can't ...
We can ...
Can we ...?
We can't ...
You can ...
Can you ...?
You can't ...
They can ...
Can they ...?
They can't ...

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Exercise D (1/2)
  • 1. can
  • 2. Can
  • 3. can’t
  • 4. can’t
  • 5. can’t

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Exercise D (2/2)
  • 6. I can’t remember.
  • 7. Can you help me?
  • 8. Eric and July can’t sing.
  • 9. I can win.
  • 10. Cathy can swim very well.

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Telling the time

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Exercise E (1/2)
  • 1. It’s twenty-four past four.
  • 2. It’s twenty past twelve.
  • 3. It’s seventeen past five.
  • 4. It’s twenty-two to ten.
  • 5. It’s fourteen to seven.

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have got / has got (+/-/?)
  • Gebruik: om aan te geven dat iemand iets heeft

  • Vorm: have got / has got 

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have got / has got











  •                                                                    Afkortingen: 
  •      have got > 've got                                      x                                 have not got > haven't got
  •         has got > 's got                                                                         has not got > hasn't got
Bevestigend (+)
Vragend (?)
Ontkennend (-)
I have got ...
Have I got ...?
I have not got ...
You have got ...
Have you got ...?
You have not got ...
He/She/It has got ...
Has he/she/it got ...?
He/She/It has not got ...
We have got ...
Have we got ...?
We have not got ...
You have got ...
Have you got ...?
You have not got ...
They have got ...
Have they got ...?
They have not got ...

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Exercise F
  • 1. Has got
  • 2. Have got
  • 3. Hasn’t got
  • 4. Haven’t got
  • 5. Have got

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Exercise G
  • 1. Thank you for inviting me.
  • 2. My dad can take us there.
  • 3. How about nine o'clock?
  • 4. What time does the festival start?
  • 5. That’s a shame

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Hoeveel punten had je?
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Study: 
  - Vocabulary 2.1-2.3, page 162+163, Workbook A
  - Phrases Writing + Phrases Speaking, page 164+165, Workbook A
  - Grammar
     - present simple
     - personal pronouns
     - ordinal numbers
     - days. months and dates
     - telling the time
     - can / can't
     - have got
     - plurals

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Thanks for your attention
Please disinfect your table

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