review lesson 27.01.

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Routine:

• Get your materials ready.
  
• Put your book, laptop (closed),
• notebook, and pen on the table
• Put away your backpack 

Today January 27th :

- You are going to review unit 3

- You can ask unit 3 related questions 

Planning:

1. Do the quiz 
2. Self-study time
3. Questions

When do we use ´will´ and ´to be going to´?

 “will” or “going to” 

1. We use will when we decide to do something at the moment of speaking. Think of it as a spontaneous decision: “Oh, I left the door open. I’ll close it.”

2. Use ´to be going to´ for plans you’ve decided before the moment of speaking: “I’m going to visit my aunt this weekend.”

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

I __________ visit my grandmother this weekend.

1. will
2. am going to
3. am going

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

I __________ make dinner tonight, so you don’t need to cook.

1. is going
2. am going to
3. will

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

He __________ buy a new car as soon as he saves enough money.

1. is going
2. is going to
3. will

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

We __________ hold a meeting to discuss the project tomorrow.

1. are going
2. are going to
3. will

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

I’ve decided I __________ become a vegetarian.

1. am going to
2. will

Fill in the blank by using´to be going to´ or ´will´.

Watch out! You __________ spill your coffee if you’re not careful.

1. are going to
2. will

Can, could, to be able to, to be allowed to

ability	‘kunnen’ of ‘mogen’	can
ability	‘zou kunnen’ of ‘zou mogen’	could
polite request	beleefde vraag	could
past tense	verleden tijd van can	could
ability	‘kunnen’ of ‘in staat zijn’.	to be able to
permissionm	‘mogen’ of ‘toestemming krijgen’	to be allowed to

Modals: can, could, to be allowed to, to be able to
Fill the correct verb

I would like to (can / be able to) speak French.

1. to be able to
2. can

Modals: can, could, to be allowed to, to be able to
Fill the correct verb

(Can I / Am I allowed) have another drink, Sophia?

1. Can I
2. Am I allowed to

Modals: can, could, to be allowed to, to be able to
Fill the correct verb
Shall we go swimming? Sorry, I (can't / am not allowed to). I have to help my mum.

1. Can´t
2. I am not allowed to

Fill the correct verb

Are teenagers (allowed / able to) drive at the age of sixteen in your country, Jay?

1. Are teenagers able to
2. Are teenagers allowed to

Fill the correct verb

Could you/ Are you able to tell me where the toilets are, please?

1. Are you able to
2. Could you

Fill the correct verb

He tried to fix the car, but he (can´t/ couldn´t) not do it.

1. can´t
2. couldn´t

Fill the correct verb

Gregory couldn't / wasn't able to walk after the accident.

1. wasn't
2. couldn't

Fill in the blank

Marloes can give you ...... help if you need it.

1. some
2. any

Fill in the blank

Is there .... milk left in the fridge?

1. some
2. any

Fill in the blank

Would you like ..... cake?

1. some
2. any

Fill in the blank

I don't have .... paper left. Where has it all gone?

1. some
2. any

Think of the answer to the question
Waarom wordt in deze zin any gebruikt?

There aren't any knives left.

Choose the correct question word.

... do you live, In Amsterdam or in Groningen?

1. Why
2. What
3. Where
4. When

Choose the correct question word.

.. bag is this? Yours??

1. Why
2. Whose
3. Which
4. When

Choose the correct question word.

.. can I fix this broken frame? With tape?

1. Where
2. Why
3. How
4. When

Denk goed na wanneer je can, could, to be allowed to of to be able to gebruikt

If I work hard now, I (zal in staat zijn) speak French next summer.

1. can
2. will be able to
3. will can

Denk goed na wanneer je can, could, to be allowed to of to be able to gebruikt

He tried to fix the car, but he (kon niet) do it.

1. can´t
2. could not
3. was not able to
4. was not allowed

Denk goed na wanneer je can, could, to be allowed to of to be able to gebruikt

Until the 1920s, women (hadden geen toestemming)
to vote.

1. can´t
2. could not
3. were not able to
4. were not allowed

Must/Have to/Should

Modals: must, have to, should
Translate the sentence into English.

Toen we op school zaten, moesten we een uniform dragen.

Modals: must, have to, should
Translate the sentence into English.

Wat ben je aan het doen? Je mag hier niet zijn!

Modals: must, have to, should
Translate the sentence into English.

Dat hoef je niet te drinken als je het niet lekker vindt.

Modals: must, have to, should
Translate the sentence into English.

We zouden eigenlijk meer moeten trainen.

Write a correct sentence by using one of the modal verbs.

Boy, it's cold outside! You has to / must / mustn't / should
be freezing!

Write a correct sentence by using one of the modal verbs.

You has to / must / mustn't / should park there. It's not allowed.

Fill the correct verb.

You ...... take any money. It wasn't necessary.

1. should not
2. did not have to
3. had not to

Self-study time!

 1. Go to online platform

 2. Practise with Versterk Jezelf 

 3. Done? -> woordtrainer 

Any questions?

Homework

- Study for the test (03.02)

- Read magister instructions

Good work!

Tuck your chair in. Thank you!