Lesson Crime & security

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

English; Crime & security

Skills:

Vocabulary

Speaking

English; 

 

1. Warm-up (10 minutes)

Think about words related to crime. You may think of basically anything related to this subject. 

On the next slide.... 

List all the words you know about the subject crime. 

-Types of crimes

-Words for people committing crimes.

Vocabulary crime

English;

 

-You have just witnessed a crime happening in front of you. 

-In this conversation, you will tell your version of what happened to a police officer from the perspective as a security guard.

Use words like: suspect, 

English;  Handout Pearson

Grammar: superlatives

 

Als je iets vergelijkt of de overtreffende trap van iets wilt benoemen, gebruik je de 'degrees of comparison'. Een daarvan is de overtreffende trap. Je vergelijkt iets met iets anders en concludeert dat het mooier, groter. beter is dan het andere.

They're considered THE BEST strollers for new parents.

This is THE LOUDEST room of the house.

Here are the MOST IMPORTANT rules.

Superlatives looks like:

1. the hardest
2. the prettyest
3. smarter than
4. the most beautiful

Superlatives:
This is ......... film I have ever seen.

1. the scarier
2. the more scary
3. the most scary
4. the scariest

(Superlatives) Vertaal de zin;
Dit is de slechtste film die ik ooit heb gezien.

English;  Handout Pearson

Grammar: superlatives exercises

 

English;  Handout Pearson

Speaking

 

-Work in groups of max. 4 people. & choose a product or service. Think of some popular brands for that product of service.

Next, compare the list with your group. 

1= the best and 10= the worst

Goal: Decide on a list of at least 3 items on which you both agree. 

Share with the class if (random spinner) asked and include reasoning such as quality, brand values, costs, costumer service.

English;  Handout Pearson

Homework

 

Go through the exercises on page 4 of the handout.    

-Complete exercises 1 to 3

Next focus on page 5

-Complete the writing exercises (1 to 2)

-Exercise 3/4

Start writing your own biography. Difficult? You may also

pick a known celebrity or a family member. Look at exercise 1 for an example of Steven Hawking.

make notes on these topics before you start writing:

-Childhood

-Education

-Work/achievements

-Importance to you