Unit 2 - Lessons- D401A

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Have YOU ever been interviewed about your shopping habits?

What kind of questions did the interviewer ask you?

Have you ever answered an online questionnaire about shopping?

What kind of questions did you have to answer?

Do you think the answers to questions are reliable?

Do you

like

being

interviewed

in the

street?

Listening

Track 7

Exercise 2/page 34

Unit 2 - Translation

Translate ex. 3 / page 35

Who says this... Exercise 5 / page 37

Translate ex. 6 / page 37-38

Ex. 3

1. Could you fill in this survey/questionnaire, please?

2. I don't know what you mean.

3. Let me see / Just a moment / I'll have a look

4. Here you are.

5. I don't know it, actually.

6. Should I ask my manager?

7. Sorry, what are you saying?

8. Could you put it in this box, please?

9. Thank you foor cooperating.

10. No problem / No trouble

Ex. 6.

a. This shouldn't be too difficult.

b. No problem, it was interesting.

c. Here is you survey and your pen.

d. Of course, if it doesn't take too long.

e. No, you don't have to fill it in if you don't want.

f. No longer than 5 minutes.

g. You may keep it if you like.

h. Your name is not important, it is an anonymous survey

i. What's the card for?

j. Where shall I leave the survey?

Listening

Exercise 8 - page 38-39

Fill in

Track 8

Reading

• Market Basket Anaysis / pg 40

Read and answer the questions

Survey

• Writing exercise / pg 41-42

Fill in the survey

Listening

Exercise 15/page 43

Check 15.

Now translate the questions and answers of Ex. 16/page 44

Track 9

• Check ex. 16, pg 44-45
• Translate the words at page 52

Check the words at page 52

         

How we talk about the past?

Past Simple - Regular Verbs

After a regular verb you put '-ed'  (regelmatige werkwoord)

I walk ->                   I walked

You walk ->             You walked

He/she walks ->   He/she walked

They walk ->           They walked

Past Simple - Regular verbs

Spelling:
Als een werkwoord eindigt op een medeklinker + -y, dan verandert de -y in -ie:

• I carry - I carried

Let op, er verandert niets als het werkwoord eindigt op klinker + -y:

• I play - I played

Als een werkwoord eindigt op -e, dan komt er in de past simple alleen een -d achter:

• I live - I lived

In de past simple wordt de laatste medeklinker verdubbeld als er één klinker voor staat:

• I drop - I dropped
• I spot - I spotted
  

The past simple

The form for the past simple is the same for all persons

I   arrived yesterday

She/he/it  arrived yesterday

You arrived yesterday

We arrived yesterday

They arrived yesterday

Negative (ontkenning)

The negative of the Past Simple is formed with didn't

I didn't arrive yesterday

You didn't arrive yesterday

She/he/it didn't arrive yesterday

We didn't arrive yesterday

They didn't arrive yesterday

       "to be" - zijn

I was late

You were late

She/He was late

We were late

You were late

They were late

"to have"- hebben

I had

You had

She/he/it had

We had

You had

They had

Past Simple - Irregular verbs

Irregular verbs in the past tense  have their own form.

To write -> wrote          I wrote her a letter last week.

to go -> went                 He went to Italy last year.

to make -> made         They made a very nice meal two days ago.

to buy ->bought           Lilly bought a new phone last week.

Exercise - Past Simple

Do exercise 19 - page 46-47

Your turn

What did you do last Saturday?

-Have you washed my car?
-No, I haven't (washed it).

-Have you ever visited London?
-Yes, I've been there twice.

-Did you wash my car yesterday?
-No, I didn't.

-Did you visit London last summer?
-No, I didn't.

COMPARE

Hendrik has played ice-hockey since October 2017.

• Begint in het verleden en het gaat nu nog door
  

Hendrik played ice-hockey last Saturday.

• Het is in het verleden gebeurd en het is nu afgerond.
  

Gebruik present perfect

• Om aan te geven dat iets in het verleden is begonnen en nu nog aan de gang is.
• Iets is net gebeurd en je ziet daar nu het resultaat van.
  
• Er staat niet in de zin wanneer het is gebeurd.
• Het resultaat is belangrijker dan wanneer het gebeurde.

Voorbeelden

• I have lived in Sneek for 15 years.     ( ik woon daar nog steeds )
• Oh, I've lost my keys!                               ( je ziet het nu)
• We have already discussed the problem       ( niet belangrijk wanneer)
• I have passed the test!                           ( het resultaat is belangrijker dan   wanneer het gebeurde)
  

Regelmatige werkwoorden

 I            have visited
 You     have visited
 She/he/it has visited
 We      have visited
 They   have visited

Onregelmatige werkwoorden
          see - saw - seen
I          have seen
You   have seen
She'/he/it has seen
We     have seen
They have seen   

De vorm

De vorm

Vragen stellen

Have you seen the last Star Wars film?
Have you been to New York?
Have they understood the question?
Has she brought her books?

Exercise - Present Perfect

Do exercise 20/page 47-48

Do exercise 21/page 48

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

1.  

Q: I am conducting a survey on consumer behaviour. Could you answer a few questions? / Would you be so kind as to answer a few questions?

A: maybe. How long will it take?

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

2. 

Q: How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: this shop is always clean.

A: I agree.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

3. 

Q:How important are prices for you?

A: Rather important.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

4. 

Q: How often do you buy something on sale?

A: Almost never.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

5.

Q: How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: the bread sold here is tasty.

A: I totally agree.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

6. 

Q: What time do you usually buy bread?

A: Usually in the morning.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

7. 

Q: On which days of the week do you usually do your groceries?

A: On Mondays and Thursdays

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

8.

Q: Do you use your bike to do the groceries?

A: No, I usually go by car.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

9.

Q: How often do you do your groceries at AH?

A: About twice a week.

Ex. 16 / page 44-45

10.

Q: Thank you for your cooperation, madam.

A: You're welcome!

1. winkelbezoeker - customer

2. koopgewoonten - buying habits

3. een vragenlijst invullen - fill in a questionnaire

4. een enquete houden - conducting a survey,         holding a survey ( questionnaire )

5. onderwerp van gesprek - topic of conversation

6. consumentengedrag - consumer behaviour

7. toonbank - counter

8. gangpad in een winkel - aisle

9. detailhandelaar - retailer

10. impulsaankopen - impulse buy

11. bewering - statement

12. supermarktketen - supermarket chain

13. plaatselijke filiaal - local branch

14. thuisbezorging - home delivery

15. hoofdkantoor - head office

16. het assortiment uitbreiden - expand the assortment

17. een interview houden - to conduct a survey

18. een klant benaderen - to approach a customer

19. conclusies en aanbebelingen - conclusions and  recommendations

20. inpakpapier - wrapping paper

overdekt winkelcentrum - shopping mall

21. rente - interest

22. winkelstraat - high street

23. klandizie - customers

24. voordelen en nadelen - advantages and disadvantages

Words Unit 2/page 52

28 November

Yahia, Hussein, Emma, Roosmarijn - Unit 1 Test

Rest of the group:

1. Extra exercise Simple Past

2. Extra exercise Present Perfect

Time left? Read the text at page 53

28 November

Test Unit 2 - Wednesday, 12 December

Learn: Words at page 52

Sentences: ex. 3, 6, 16

Grammar: ex. 19, 20, 21

28 November

Case 2  - today: reading + listening

Read the text: How to Write a Survey or Questionnaire/pg 53-54

Answer the questions at page 54

Listening Case 2

Presentation

Mariëlle+Jamilla

28 November

Writing exercise - pg 54

Write the customers survey in pairs.

• Introduction
• 5 multiple choice questions with 3 answers each
  

Test Unit 6

Wednesday 12 December

Words at page 144

Sentences of ex. 2, 6, 7, 15.

19 November 2018

Now: Prepare the conversation in ex. 18/46

Wednesday 21.11, second lesson: act the dialogue

Create your own survey

1. Introduction: explain why you are conducting it

2. At least 5 questions with 3 multiple choice answers

    

3. Eventually, offer an incentive for the persons who fill it in.