V3 P1 wk 5 SS Theme 2 Getting started + Theme words

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Welcome V3

Basic rules

• We do our work when we should
• We are silent during explanations
• We raise our hands for questions
• We respect each other
• We (try to) speak English
• Our phone is in our "zakkie" in our bag
• We don't eat, drink, or chew gum in class

Watching

True Crime

Discuss this with your neighbour

1. What reasons does the video give for our fascination with true crime?
   
   
2. Some people say that true crime makes us idolize killers and is harmful to the families of the victims. Do you agree with this? Explain why.

Mission Theme 2

At the end of this chapter you will be able to: 

• Use words that have to do with crime and the courtroom.
• Report a crime.
• Use the past perfect and prepositions of time and place  correctly.
• Warn and instruct people and use words of caution.
• Use the active and passive voice correctly.

learning goals

- I can use grammar learned in previous years correctly. 

- I know words related to committing a crime and those used in the courtroom. 

-I know how to use these words in writing. 

Grammar

Pg. 87 ex. 3 (A + B)

Answers exercise 3

1. have reported
2. witnessed 
3. have (...) experienced
4. happened
5. were
6. started
7. has (...) stolen
8.  walked
9. appeared
10. ran

Pg. 90 ex. 10

First: Read the text and underline the words related to crime. Discuss with classmate.

Then: answer questions 1 and 2

Pg. 90 ex. 11 

First: look at the meaning of the words you don't know in page 124.

Then: Put the theme words in the right categories.

Done? do part C

Pg. 92 ex. 12 

-Describe what you see in the picture using at least 4 theme words.

Pg. 92 ex 13

First: look at the meaning of the words you don't know in page 124.

Then: Explain in English what these five words mean: 

VERDICT - CONVICTION - JUDGE - TO ACCUSE - TO TESTIFY

Guess the word:
Someone who enters a place without permission:

Guess the word:
Being released from criminal charges or pronounced not guilty.

Guess the word:
Producing a copy or imitation of a thing.

Guess the word:
to officially accuse someone of a crime.

Guess the word:
A formal meeting in a law court.

Guess the word:
An illegal act; a crime.

Guess the word:
An attack on someone.

Guess the word:
A crowd of people behaving violently in a public space.

What is the difference between "robbery" and "burglary"?

What is the difference between "sentence" and "conviction"?

Homework writing

Pg. 93 ex. 15

- Choose at least 6 Theme Words 

- Think about which tenses you have to use. 

learning goals

- I can use grammar learned in previous years correctly. 

- I know words related to committing a crime and those used in the courtroom. 

-I know how to use these words in writing. 

Bye bye