H2 Week 2 Lesson 1 (Adverbs & Adjectives)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

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Welcome H2

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Class code: 

H2D: hcdif

H2E: agbdj

H2F: fynsj

Lesson Plan

• PTO & Study Guide
• Grammar - Adverbs vs Adjectives
• Homework check
• StudyGo Test - Unit 5

Lesson Goals

At the end of the lesson, I can:

- explain what adjectives and adverbs are 

- tell the difference between them in sentences

- explain how to form adverbs

PTO P1 & Study Guide

• Where to find: Magister Studiewijzers (voor elk vak) 
  
• Period 1: no test in test week but PO Speaking
• Tutorial Assignment
• Vocabulary & Grammar Wider World 2 - Chapter 5 (StudyGo)

Bell Ringer

Answer the two 'bell ringers' about the previous lesson

What is an adjective and when do you use it (in Dutch)

What is an adverb and when do you use it (in Dutch)

adverbs & adjectives

Adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

Says something about the noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)

• people
• animals
• plants
• things

e.g.

• The exciting film
• The pretty actress
• The new theater
• He seems nice in interviews.

NOTE: Usually placed before the noun but after certain linking verbs e.g. to be, to look, to appear, to seem

Adverb (bijwoord)

Says something about the verb (werkwoord)

So how you do something

NOTE: usually placed after the main verb (hoofd werkwoord)

e.g.

• The actress played the role really well.
• The girl sings beautifully
• The audience clapped very loudly

Adverbs of frequency (bijwoord)

Says something about the frequency or the way in which something happens

Note: placed before the main verb (hoofd werkwoord) but after the "to be" verb

e.g.

• I have never been to a concert before.
• We are usually home in the evening in time to watch the news.
• The audience is always very enthusiastic.

The director shouted angrily at the actors

1. angrily = adverb (bijwoord)
2. angrily = adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

It is a film with lots of funny scenes

1. funny = adverb (bijwoord)
2. funny = adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

They didn't treat us fairly

1. fairly = adverb (bijwoord)
2. fairly = adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

Her hair falls .... without her trying.

1. adverb (bijwoord)
2. adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

Maybe we're ... strangers maybe it's not forever.

1. bijwoord
2. adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

Tell me .... would you still love me the same

1. adverb (bijwoord)
2. adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

We have a ------- sister.

1. fantastic
2. fantastically

She is a ------ person.

1. wonderful
2. wonderfully

They think English is an -----language.

1. easy
2. easily

He is great actor. He acts _________

1. excellent
2. excellently

Billy Eilish always performs
-----

1. good
2. well

Those were some ----- questions.

1. easy
2. easily

I know what adjectives and adverbs are and can tell the difference between them in sentences

Yes

No

Not sure...

Homework

• Finish: WB Unit 5.1
• Study: Words Unit 5

• 10 minutes in silence
  

• Also: Homework check
  

Bell Ringer

Answer the two 'bell ringers' about the previous lesson

What is an adjective and when do you use it (in Dutch)

What is an adverb and when do you use it (in Dutch)

changing adjectives into adverbs

(Je maakt een bijwoord door -ly achter het bijvoegelijk naamwoord te zetten)

The slow car - the car drives slowly

The beautiful actrice - sings beautifully

e.g.

You make an adverb by adding -ly behind the adjective.

Adverb = adjective + ly

           slow - slowly

There are 4 exceptions (3 uitzonderingen)

1

2

3

words that end with -le 

words that end with the consonant (medeklinker) + y

words that end with -ic

Bijwoord = bijvoeglijk naamwoord + ly. e.g.  slow - slowly

4

words that don't change or change completely

1

Words ending with -le

• gentle
• noble

The -e disappears and becomes a -y

e.g. gently, nobly

2

Words ending with the consonant + y

• Happy
• angry
• lucky

2

-y becomes 

-i + ly

• happily
• angrily
• luckily

3

Words ending with -ic

• fantastic
• comic

3

The -ly becomes -ally 

• fantastically
• comically

Billie Eilish sings very WELL.

Billie Eilish is a GOOD singer.

Learn out of your head : fast - fast

Learn out of your head : long - long

Learn this out of your head : good - well

Change this adjective into an adverb
fast

Change this adjective into an adverb
comic

Change this adjective into an adverb
happy

Change these 5 adjectives into adverbs

hungry - economic - comfortable - fast - good

Change these 6 adjectives into adverbs

shy - brave - careful - kind - sad - selfish

- I can change an adjective into an adverb

Yes

No

Not sure...

Homework

Finish: WB Unit 5.1 & 5.2

10 minutes in silence

Also: Homework check

Exit Ticket
What have you learned about adjectives and adverbs this week?

• Go to StudyGo
  
• Test: see what you already know