Reference words & reading

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Welcome to English class!
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Today
Today we are going to...
- listen to reasons to read a book instead of watching a movie.
- learn about reference words & how to use them.
- read a text and answer some questions.
- read online.

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Lesson aims
At the end of this lesson:
- you have an idea about what the difference is between reading a book and watching a movie.
- you can explain the function of reference words in a text and you are able to tell what these words refer to.
- you have improved your reading skills.

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Book or movie?
Can you think of reasons to read a book instead of watching a movie?

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Book or movie?
- Page 246
- Do exercise 18a & b in pairs.
- We are going to watch a video about someones reasons to watch the film or read the book. Answer the questions of exercise 18c while watching the video.

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REFERENCE WORDS

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Reference words
= referentiewoorden

We use reference words so we don’t repeat the same words. 

 In addition we also use them to refer to different parts of a text. We often we refer back to an earlier part of a text but we can also refer forward in the text. 

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The man paid the bill when the man received the man's check. 

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The man paid the bill when he received his check. 

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When we arrived at the park, I took Snowy near the pond. He was very excited. In the afternoon, I fed him some snacks.

What does 'him' refer to?
In the evening, I also fed him some snacks. He loved them and wanted some more.

What does the word 'them' refer to?

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Common types of of reference words

Personal pronouns: it, they, them, his, him:
  • These are Kim and Jack. They are married, but do not get along well
  • I think your teacher is nice. Why don’t you like him

Demonstratives: this, that, those ->
Those people over there are colleagues of my mother


Relative pronouns: which, whose, where ->
Jim works for an organization which helps startup new companies.

Determiners: some, others, another 
-> There are so many apples left. Can I have some?


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Percy Jackson & the lightning thief
-  Page 249
- Do exercise 22; skim the text.
- Do the exercises about reference words: exercise 23b & 24a.
- Answer the questions about the text in exercise 25a.
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10:00

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Read online
www.sterkengels.nl
Reading Assistant

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