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speaking: tests at school
Grammar: verbs of perception

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warm-up:
  • How often do you do exams or test at school?
  • What is total number of exams you take in a school year?
  • in which sujects do you do the most tests or exams?
  • Do you find it easy to revise for exams?
  • Do your parents tell you to study more?

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you are going to read a conversation between two girls about exams:
  • read the the dialogue quickly, ignoring the gaps.
  •  How is Kim feeling? Why?
  • fill in the gaps (first individually then with your partner)
  • 1 feel 2 look 3 makes 4 cross 5 sound 6 allowed 7 talent show 8 songs 9 let 10 guitar 11 get

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Verbs of perception
What is the difference between 1 and 2 ?
1  play, read, listen, drive         
2 like, love, understand, want

  • I think you are great (state). 
  • I am thinking of buying a new laptop (action)

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verbs of perception
1. you look very happy
2. Hey, Kim, what are you looking at?

  • Rule: we use verbs of perception (look, smell, feel, taste..) 
  • in the present continuous to talk about actions.
  • in the presnt simple to talk about states.


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taste/ smell/ feel

1. What are you doing? I.....................the soup. It ..................... great.
2. My socks........... really bad! Then why ............ you...........them?
3. Why ............ you ........... that jumber? because it is soft. I like the way it .....................

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Music
Soort the words into two groups:

drums/ classical/ jazz/ violin/ guitar/ pop/ piano/ rap

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In 5 teams: choose a piece of music that you enjoy. make notes on at least three things you like about it. (3 min)

We will vote which one the best is :)

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Time to act:
Can you describe the three photos

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Question tags

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What are tag questions?

A tag question is a short question at the end of a sentence.

Tag questions turn statements into questions.

English is easy. (statement)      English is easy, isn't it ? (question)


The tag question exists of: (auxillary) verb + pronoun

1. relatie met de zin ervoor

2. + wordt -,  - wordt +

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Which verb?

If the statement contains a form of 'to be', repeat that one in the tag question.


Sheila and Janet are fond of tennis, aren't they?

I am the best teacher in the world, aren't I?

I'm not a good singer, am I?


If the statement contains an auxiliary (hulpwerkwoord), repeat it in the tag question.

You can jump very far, can't you?

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positive - negative

If the statement is positive, the tag question is negative.

I like cats, don't I?
Jim is 15, isn't he?

If the statement is negative, the tag question is positive.

John doesn't enjoy flying, does he?

English isn't difficult, is it?

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Tag questions
Het werkt als een soort batterij.
als het ene deel een negatief ('not'/ n't) staat, 
staat er een 'plus' in het tweede.



You are Dave, aren't you?

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Question Tags: Samenvatting
Na een bevestigende zin (+) is de tag ontkennend (-)  
Na een ontkennende zin (-) is de tag bevestigend (+) 
Je herhaalt de vorm van het werkwoord to be (am/is/are) of hulpww (can, have, Should, could, would).  
Geen hulpww dan do/don't, does/doesn't of did/didn't.
Je herhaalt het onderwerp. Soms moet je dit vervangen door  
he, she, it, we, you, they. 

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1. Complete the sentences

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In my opinion!

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