V3 P1 wk 6 SS Theme 2 Grammar + Listening

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Welcome V3

Basic rules

• We do our work when we should
• We are silent during explanations
• We raise our hands for questions
• We respect each other
  
• We (try to) speak English
• Our phone is in our "zakkie" in our bag
• We don't eat, drink, or chew gum in class

Next week Friday: SO

• Grammar from Theme 1
• Vocabulary from Theme 1 and part of 2 (theme words from Committing a Crime, In the Courtroom and Describing a Crime).

Reading

learning goals

- I can report a crime and give a detailed description

- I can use the past perfect and prepositions of time and place.

The Importance of giving detailed descriptions

Police Sketch news

Reporting a crime and giving detailed descriptions

Pg. 98 ex. 21 

First: Read the stone

Then: Team up with your classmate. One is a police officer, the other a victim of a crime. Create a conversation using the words in the grid and the Stone. Switch roles. 

Past Perfect

• When: we use the past perfect to refer to an actions that was finished before another action in the past (usually past simple).
• How: the past perfect is formed by HAD + past participle. 

The thief had escaped before they entered the house.

After he had burnt the evidence, he threw the ashes into the bin. 

• Signal words: when, before, as soon as, after. 

We had talked to everyone before the party was over.

Grammar

Pg. 103 ex. 28 A

Watch out for the past participle of irregular verbs!

Grammar

Pg. 103 ex. 28 B

Use the past perfect AND the past simple.

Prepositions of time

ON: days and dates

IN: months, years, seasons, parts of the day.

AT: specific times of day and holidays

I have a game on Saturday.

We have exams in February.

It took place in 2020. 

I was home at 10:00pm. 

We get together at Christmas.

I left at lunchtime.

Flowers grow in Spring. 

I'll be there in the morning. 

They get married on January 1st.

Prepositions of place

ON: surfaces, public transport, roads/streets/rivers.

IN: general places, cities/countries, things inside a space. 

AT: specific locations, particular places. 

It is on the table.

I like to ride on the bus.

He lives in a hectic city

He was born in France

I left my notes at home.

I am at the station.

We live at 2 Apple Road.

The thief was in jail for two weeks.

He is standing on Baker Street. 

London is on the Thames. 

Grammar

Pg. 104 ex. 29 B

Use the past simple or the past perfect AND the correct preposition.

Exercise Prepositions of time

Exercise Prepositions of place

Write one sentence with the past simple, the past perfect and a preposition of time or place.

Choose the correct answer
New evidence showed the police lied at the _____.

1. trial
2. sentence
3. evidence
4. verdict

Fill in the gap:
Driving without a licence is a serious _____.

1. assault
2. offence
3. punishment
4. fine

The jury ____ the defendant because there wasn't enough evidence.

1. charged
2. accused
3. acquitted

Get away from my property! You're ______.

1. Perpetrating
2. Trespassing
3. Escaping
4. Breaking in

Hacking a computer is _____, you can go to jail for it.

1. irresponsible
2. offensive
3. illegal
4. vulnerable

Pg. 99 ex. 22 

First: look at the meaning of the words you don't know in page 124.

Then: Think of the latest film/series you watched about a crime. Give a description about the crime and the suspect to your neighbour. 

Use at least 4 theme words!

Homework

pg. 99 ex. 22 B

learning goals

- I can report a crime and give a detailed description

- I can use the past perfect and prepositions of time and place.

Bye bye