Lesson 1 - 2. Listening - Verbs 4: past continuous

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

ENGLISH

Period 2

Lesson 1

Listening 2: 

Conversations

PROVERB of the week

Actions speak louder than words

Actions speak louder than words

1. what a person does is more important than what he says
2. it's better to act than to wait and see what happens

Planning

- programme period 2.2

- grammar: past continuous

- listening: The Romans in Britain

- listening: entrance test chapter 2

- listening practise

Goals

- you know what you have to do for this class in period 2.2

- you find out what your suitable level (A2/B1 or B1/B2) is for this upcoming reading chapter

- you practise listening

Programme period 2.2

- Listening + vocab 2.2 (grade): 

• vocabulary (50%)
• listening test (50%)

- Writing assignment 'Your internship': O/V/G

- Grammar 2.2: O/V/G

NU Engels planners

- you may take the listening test if you've finished the exercises in the listening planning

- you have to finish all grammar exercises in the planning --> CumLaude o/v/g

Do you recognise the PAST CONTINOUS?

1. He worked tirelessly.
2. He is working hard.
3. He was working.
4. He has worked well.

When I came home Ben . . . (chat) with a friend.

I . . . (cook) dinner while my husband
. . . (walk) the dog.

A car hit me when I . . . (check) Snapchat.

When the teacher came in we . . . (work) on our homework.

NU Engels - grammar

- go to the 2.2 GRAMMAR planner in NU Engels

- Do exercises 1 up to and including 4 (past continuous)

Time left?! --> have a look at the VOCAB lists in TEAMS

What do you know about the Romans in England?

Entrance test

- Open NU Engels

- Go to: Listening 2 Conversations (on the left)

- Click on 'instaptoets' (on the right side)

- Do the 'instaptoets H2 Conversations'

- Time left: do the exercises in the 2.2 Listening planner

NU Engels - Listening

A2/B1 or B1/B2              LET ME KNOW

- go to the Reading planner in NU Engels

- Do exercise 1 + 2 + 3 

EXIT TICKET
How do you feel about your listening skills?

They're perfect!

Some room for improvement.

I need some practise.

I need a lot of practise.