week 35 Lesson 2

Welcome to today's class

Today's lesson:

• Grade each other's grammar tests. 
• Make an analysis for me. 

Goals:

• Gain knowledge into which grammar you still need to catch up on. 

How to:

I'll hand out the grammar tests at random. Get out a pencil. 

You will check your classmate's test. 

Afterwards you'll hand it back to it's owner. 

Stappenplan ABCD teksten

Gaat de vraag over 1 of meer alinea's?  (bijvoorbeeld: What is the main point made in paragraphs 1 and 2?)

Dan staat het antwoord ergens in dat stuk tekst. Lees dus nooit verder.

Gaat het over 1 zin?  (bijvoorbeeld: "citaat" what is meant by this?)

Dan staat het antwoord er vlak boven of onder. 

Bedenk bij het lezen van elke vraag: Wat willen ze van mij weten?  Wat moet ik zoeken bij deze vraag?

Let op! De volgende woorden maken een antwoord in 95% van de gevallen fout: 

NL: altijd, alleen, steeds meer, het meest, vooral. 

ENG: always, only, solely, more, most.  

Once you have your own test back:

1) Make a list for me with the 3 grammar exercises you scored the best and worst on.

It should look like this:

Best exercises:                      Worst exercises:

A                                           D

B                                           E

C                                           F

Make a copy for yourself too. 
Hand in your list and grammar test.  

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

A
You their

She me

His mine

These yours they’re

Those their

An a an

At at

By

For

To go out

Working

Doesn’t he?

I’m not

Aren’t they?

Did you? I did

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

B

There - their

John’s

The Petersons’

St Paul’s

Ladies’

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

C

sails

Wish - knew - lived

Is she doing is mixing

Played scored

Is still going on

Was

have known

arrived - was listening

have you ever read

has painted

hasn’t been

had had

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

D

Where does Henry live? He has lived (has been living) in Leeds for three years.

I didn’t buy that car, because it was too expensive.

It’s getting a little bit warm / hot in here. Shall I open a window?

I would go to Bath if I were you.

Our car is going to be (will be) repaired tomorrow.

These books are read by many people.

I’m bigger / taller than my brother, but he is younger.

It is the most beautiful film ever!

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

E

Much

Little

Many

Little

Few

Few

F

What

Whose

What

Which

Who

Whom

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

G

Babies

Apples

Glasses

Eyes

Watches

Tomatoes

Days

Potatoes

Are these your scissors

How much are these spectacles?

This information is very important.

Are

Are

Lives

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

H

Easily

Slowly - careful

Fast

beautifully

good - well

I

someone - anyone

some - some - any

anywhere - somewhere

anyone

something - anything

Let's practise

We'll work through a text together. 

Go to text F5 on page 142.

Get out your markers

J

I must often work hard to get my homework done.

We usually eat in the garden in summer.

I am meeting her at the station at nine o’clock.

What do you usually do on Saturdays?

Have you ever seen this man?

K

Began

Bought

Fell

Got

Held

Chose

Fought

Swept

Written

Struck