This lesson contains 17 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.
Lesson duration is: 45 min
Items in this lesson
Welcome Havo 3
Good morning!
phone in your zakkie
workbook + laptop in front of you
jacket off + bag on the ground
join lessonup
Slide 1 - Slide
Plan & goals
1: At the end of this class, I will have repeated the conditionals & reflexive/reciprocal pronouns
2: At the end of this class, I know some of the pitfalls for writing
Slide 2 - Slide
How can you open an informal email in English?
timer
0:40
Slide 3 - Open question
Lay out
Address (not in email)
Date (not in email)
Salutation
Body and paragraphs (add blank lines)
Complimentary close
Slide 4 - Slide
Tips/things to note
We will focus on writing emails in English. Remember that the task guidelines are in English.
Use your dictionaries!
Make sure to use an informal tone: Hello/Dear and in the end Hope to see you soon!/Greetings,/Kind regards,/All the best,
Check the wordcount + don't forget to do a spelling/grammar check!
Slide 5 - Slide
Word order
He was looking at the shop window in Market street last time we were there.
Subject Verb Object Place Time
SVOPT!
Slide 6 - Slide
How many lessons did you take for your exam, did you get your license in one time. (3)
How many lessons have you got for your driving test? (1)
In the Netherlands, it is very hard to get it because they make it every year harder and more expensive. (1)
It’s very important to know the trafficrules before you actualy go out there with a car. (2)
In The Netherlands there is a difficult situation with walkers and bike riders, because if you have a exident on a road with someone who is not in a car, almost every time it’s your fals. (5)
Enjoy your time with your license, talk to you later, bye bye. (2)
timer
5:00
Slide 7 - Slide
correct the mistake(s): were do they think they left there keys
Slide 8 - Open question
Punctuation
. full stop ( at the end of a sentence)
, comma
-Jimmy and Johnny hate math, but they love science.
-Jimmy and Johnny also like gym, history and French.
? question mark
Capital letters
-starts a new sentence This is me. That's you.
-for names of things We went to Disney World.
-I (when talking about yourself) I love English.
When writing, make sure you pay attention to:
Slide 9 - Slide
Troublesome words
there / their / they're
there: plaatsen en posities
Put the box down there. There are five cards.
their: bezit, iets is van hen
That is their box.
they're: afkorting voor "they are" (de apostrof neemt de plaats van "a")
They're never going to use that box.
Slide 10 - Slide
Troublesome words
its / it's
its: bezit, iets is van een ding
The dog has a bone in its mouth.
it's: - afkorting voor "it is" (de apostrof neemt de plaats van "i")
It's not a bone, it's a toy.
Slide 11 - Slide
Correct the mistake(s): i think its just down the road
Slide 12 - Open question
Troublesome words
where - were
where: waar (plaats)
That's where she found the gun.
were: vorm van "to be"; een werkwoord
They were very tired after their trip.
Slide 13 - Slide
We ...... on top of the mountain when it started to snow.
Slide 14 - Open question
Continue writing!
Slide 15 - Slide
Future Job
Write me an email about your future job.
Write 80-100 words. In this email indicate the following:
Why would you like to have this job? Give 2 arguments.
What do you think are the negative aspects of this job?
Convince me that this job is better than being a teacher. Give 2 arguments why.
Do not forget to use the right opening and ending phrases.
Slide 16 - Slide
Done with the writing task?
Practice with Vocab 4 & Grammar 6 p. 158-159 in your workbook
OR
Holmwoods 2 listening and 2 reading exercises for Monday.