Lesson Four

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Leave everything 

in your bag!

• Taking The Register
• Shopping  is great
• Learning Goals
  
• What Do You Need?
  
• Homework Check

• Let's Get To Work
  

• Game Time
• Homework

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• Informatievaardigheid: Je kunt, uitgaande van een gegeven of zelf geformuleerde (onderzoeks)vraag, bepalen wat de informatiebehoefte is.
• A2.4: Je kunt in vertrouwde situaties eenvoudige informatie begrijpen (luisteren).
• A2.4: Je kunt een korte uitleg begrijpen (luisteren).

        iPad

   Workbook 

          A

   Notebook

 Pen + pencil

   Earphones

to be

• 'to be' is het werkwoord 'zijn', dit werkwoord wordt erg vaak gebruikt.

to be (+, -, ?)

• I
• you
• he
• she
• it
• we
• you
  
• they

• am
• are
• is
• is
• is
• are
• are
• are

zijn

• 'm
• 're
• 's
• 's
• 's
• 're
• 're
• 're

• am not
  
• are not
  
• is not
  
• is not
  
• is not
  
• are not
  
• are not
  
• are not
  

• am not
  
• aren't
• isn't
  
• isn't
• isn't
• aren't
• aren't
• aren't

• Am I ... ?
• Are you ... ?
• Is he ... ?
  
• Is she ... ?
• Is it ... ?
• Are we ... ?
• Are you ... ?
• Are they ... ?
  

present continuous

• nu bezig / nu aan de gang 
• duurt een tijdje

• am / are / is
• + werkwoord
• + ing 

present continuous

tegenwoordige tijd

duurvorm

I

we

you

they

• am

• is

• are

he

she

it

• singing
• working
• playing
• reading
• eating
• cycling
• typing
• helping

a / an

seb

a / an

een

een

• Voor een medeklinkerklank
  

• a teacher
• a chair
• a book
  

• a unicorn (j)
  
• a European (j)
  
• a one-way street (w)
  

• Voor een klinkerklank
  

• an apple
• an elephant
• an igloo

• an hour (h)
  
• an X-ray (e)
  
• an FBI agent (e)
  

• Het gaat om wat je hoort,   in plaats van wat je schrijft!

plural

• meervouden
  
• meer dan één

• zelfstandig naamwoord  > +s
• one car > ten cars
• one teacher > nine teachers
  

plural

meervoud

• Zelfstandig naamwoord met s-klank > +es
  
• s-klank = -s/-sh/-ch/-x/-z
• one box > four boxes 
• one quiz > eight quizzes
  

• Zelfstandig naamwoord met -o > +es
  
• one hero > eleven heroes
  
• one tomato > six tomatoes
  

• Zelfstandig naamwoord met mede klinker-y > -ies
  
• one city > three cities
  
• one baby > two babies
  

• zelfstandig naamwoord met -f > ves
  
• one wolf > seven wolves
  
• one knife > four knives

• altijd enkelvoud
  
• hair / sheep / fish / etc.
  
• altijd meervoud
  
• trousers / glasses / scissors / etc.
  

• onregelmatige meervouden
  
• one man > six men / one child > two children / one person > five people
  
• one tooth > nine teeth / one foot > eight feet / one mouse > three mice
  

• a box
  
• a scarf
  
• a city
• a foot
• an arrow
• X shorts
• a unicorn
• 
  
• 
  
• 
  

• boxes
  
• scarves
  
• cities
• feet
• arrows
• shorts
• unicorns
• 
  
• 
  
• 
  

Solve the rebus, use a or an and make plural

School uniform

make up

tie

trainers

trousers

jeans

skirt

blazer

blouse

rings

boots

Listen: Schooluniform rules ... OK?

Do: Exercise 35, page 112, workbook A

Exercise 35, page 112

Jane

Pam

Monique

Henrietta

Adam

Listen: Schooluniform rules ... OK?

Do: Exercise 36+37, page 112, workbook A

Exercise 36, page 112

1. b
2. b
3. a
4. c
5. c

Exercise 37, page 112

• 1. It’s a tradition.
  
• 2. Pupils look smart in a uniform.
  
• 4. People don’t laugh at you because of what you’re wearing.
  
• 7. Pupils look the same.

Study: Vocabulary 3.3

Do: Exercise 38+39, page 113+114, workbook A

Exercise 38, page 113

1. understand
   
2. smart, school uniform
   
3. skirt
   
4. fair
   
5. rules
   
6. the same
   
7. Put on
   
8. clear
   
9. take off

Exercise 39, page 114

1. eerlijk – fair
   
2. iemand – anyone
   
3. netjes – smart
   
4. lekker zittend – comfortable
   
5. stropdas – tie
   
6. regel – rule
   
7. modieus – fashionable
   
8. jasje – blazer
   
9. rok – skirt
   
10. helder – clear

Watch: Dress green!

Do: Exercise 41a, page 114+115, workbook A

Exercise 41a, page 114+115

1. b
   
2. a
   
3. b
   
4. b
   
5. a
   
6. b

Listen: Shopping for shoes

Do: Exercise 51, page 120, workbook A

Exercise 51, page 120

1. Jake thinks he is a size seven or eight.

2. Jake's sister does not like leather shoes.

3. Jake tries on the leather shoes.

4. Jake's trainers have striped laces.

5. Jake can buy new shoelaces in the shop.

6. Dad buys the leather shoes for Jake.

•                             -------------------

            

• eight or nine

•                    -------------

• likes

•                           -------------

• trainers

•   ------

• Nico's

•                                          -----------

• online

•                      -------------

• trainers

my, your, etc.

le

personal

pronoun

my, your, etc.

bezittelijke

voornaamwoorden

betekenis

possessive

pronoun

Gebruik:

• Om bezit van ... 
• ... personen ...
• ... dieren ...
• ... dingen...
• ... aan te geven.

• I
• you
• he
• she
• it
• we
• you
• they

• my
• your
• his
• her
• its
• our
• your
• their

• mijn
• jouw
• zijn
• haar
• -
• onze
• jullie
• hun

le

personal

pronoun

my, your, etc.

bezittelijke

voornaamwoorden

betekenis

possessive

pronoun

Gebruik:

• Om bezit van ... 
• ... personen ...
• ... dieren ...
• ... dingen...
• ... aan te geven.

• I
• you
• he
• she
• it
• we
• you
• they

• my
• your
• his
• her
• its
• our
• your
• their

• mijn
• jouw
• zijn
• haar
• -
• onze
• jullie
• hun

Study: my, your, etc

Do: Exercise 55a/b+56 page 122, workbook A 

       

Match the words

I

you

he

she

it

we

they

her

my

their

our

your

its

his

Exercise 55a+b, page 122

1. my
   
2. your
   
3. Her
   
4. his
   
5. its
   
6. our
   
7. their

1. mijn
   
2. jouw
   
3. haar
   
4. zijn
   
5. zijn
   
6. onze
   
7. hun

Join

join

join

join

join

- vocab 3.1 - 3.3

- a or an

- present continuous

- plurals

- bezit

- ...

      Wait for            Push your chair         Throw away
      the bell             under your desk          your litter

Thanks for your attention

Dave and Frank            are play  table tennis.
Jenny           is talki  on the phone.
Molly is sitting and looking         outside.
Jason is eating        crisps.
Sam and Jess are watchin           television.
Jack is drawing          a car.
Toby is playing         on his laptop.
Amy is writing         a story.
Robert is cooking.     a cake.
Sarah is sleeping.
Emma is listening        to music.
Catherine and Heidi are singing        a song.

Make sentences. Use the present continuous.

• are playing

• is talking

• is sitting and looking

• is eating

• are watching

• is drawing

• is playing

• is writing

• is baking

• is sleeping

• is listening

• are singing