Paragraph 1.6 England (30 September)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

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Homework

Agenda

• 12-10 Test grammar + expressions Unit 1 (2 x)
  

Unit 1.6

England

Today:

• Welcome & lesson goals (5 minutes)
• Review grammar: a/an





• Literature: Roald Dahl


• TASK (homework)


• End of lesson (5 minutes)

Lesson goals

Students:

• test their knowledge on the grammar: to a/an

Review grammar a/an

Review grammar

Finished?

Study words or expressions.

Review grammar

1. Give your worksheet to your neighbour.
   
2. Check the answers with a different colour pen.
   
3. Give the worksheet back to your neighbour.
   
4. Write down your own conclusion. 

• what do you have to improve? How can you do that? Do you need help? If so, from whom?
  

Are you like Matilda?

Do the quiz on page 38, exercise 1

Matilda Teaches Her Father a Lesson

page 38

Miss Trunchbull and the Newt

page 40

TASK

Paragraph 1.6

• Exercises: 2 + 4
  

Page 34(reading):

We're looking for Friends in the Netherlands! 

Expressions E: describing people

Exercise 6 & 7 (page 34 & 35)

Finished? Study the Expressions:)

Phrasal verbs

He is so very tired.

He can't walk anymore.

He wants to give_____

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

Phrasal verbs

He is so very tired.

He can't walk anymore.

He wants to give up.

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

Phrasal verbs

He is so very tired.

He can't walk anymore.

He wants to give up.

They have a discussion.

They know that they are wrong.

They have to give ___

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

Phrasal verbs 

He is so very tired.

He can't walk anymore.

He wants to give up.

They have a discussion.

They know that they are wrong.

They have to give in.

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

TASK, choose:

• Start with your homework
  
• Study words
  
• Study expressions
  
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Homework

Thursday 23 Sept:

Paragraph 1.5:

Exercises 9 t/m 11 (online)

Study: 

Words: physical appearance 1 & 2 (page 48)