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unit 12
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getting started
Look at the advertisements for three festivals.
Which one would you be most interested in going to?
Have you ever been to a festival like one of these?
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vocabulary
Match the words and phrases in bold (on page 161) with the definitions.
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come up against geconfronteerd worden met
dress up verkleden
get into gaan doen
go ahead doorgaan
look after passen op/zorgen voor
miss out on mislopen
put on organiseren
turn down afwijzen
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listening
Multiple choice questions
Mind the distractors.
phrasal verbs ( verbs with prepositions)
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bank holiday
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obligation
must and have to can often be used without a difference in meaning. But note the following:
Must + infinitive without to --> present tense only. For all other tenses use to have
They must/ have to sell their house. They had to sell their house.
Must --> used for a goal for yourself I must lose a few pounds.
--> used for strong advice You really must learn when to keep quiet.
have to -- > Have to is often used in questions (rather than must). Do we have to do the test?
-->the obligation comes from somebody else. The teacher says we have to copy these sentences.
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other ways to express obligation
be supposed to + infinitive --> an obligation which is different from what really happens.
We were supposed to be at the museum at four o'clock.
should + infinitive / past: should have + past participle -- > to talk about the right thing to do, but which is different from what happens
They should leave the shy girl alone.
ought ( to mean should)
They ought to reply to the letter today.
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permission
can / past: could --> permission --> mogen / kunnen You can take a day off.
let --> permission --> toelaten Mum let me stay home today.
be allowed to --> permission --> toestemming hebben / mogen I was allowed to come 5 minutes later today.
may ( in the past: was/were allowed to) --> formal English You may enter the ballroom now, Sir.
don't have to --> no obligation --> niet hoeven: moet niet, mag wel I don't have to hand in my homework on Magister this week.
don't need to --> not necessary --> niet hoeven: niet nodig You don't need to call me back today.
needn't --> not necessary --> niet hoeven: niet nodig You needn't have bothered.
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assignment
Think of two things your neighbour is obliged to do.
Your neighbour then tells another classmate what you say that they must do.
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assignment
Write down two things your teacher is not obliged to do for you and two things he/she does not need to do for you.
