3 Track N Trace unit 2 recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome

Planning

learning goals                                                                                            5 min

recap unit 2                                                                                                15 min

working on exercises                                                                           20 min

checking the answers                                                                            5 min quick evaluation/self assesment                                                      5 min

ending the lesson                                                                                     5 min

Learning goals

After this lesson:

you know how to use pronouns (subject, object and possesive) and the first-conditional (if-sentences)

you will, hopefully, feel prepared for the upcoming test

Pronouns

There are four different kinds of pronouns you need to know

- subject pronouns

- object pronouns 

- possesive pronouns

- possesive adjective

Pronouns

subject pronouns = onderwerp

object pronouns = leidend voorwerp

possesive pronouns = bezittelijk voornaamwoord

Pronouns

What is the difference between possesive pronouns and possesive adjectives?

Possesive pronouns are used without being followed by a noun

possesive adjectives are always followed by a noun

The dog is mine or this is my dog

subject                                   object

I                                                     me   

you                                              you he/she                               him/her

it                                                        it

you                                               you

we                                                   us

they                                          them

possesive adj.        possesive pr.

my                                               mine

your                                           yours

his/her                               him/hers

its                                                       /

your                                           yours

our                                                ours

their                                           theirs

Can you guess who _________ favourite actress is?

That book is ________. He takes it everywhere.

Emily brought ________ girlfriend along

Our dog misses __________ when we are on holiday

_______ love their gifts

It is showing __________ teeth

First conditional 

first conditional = if-sentences (als/dan)

it is used for possible situations in the present or future

if-clause = conditions

main-clause = consequence or result

first conditional

If I have a dog, I will take good care of it

If it doesn't rain, we will go to the beach

She won't be happy if she gets a cat for her birthday

They will be on time if they leave now

First conditional

if-clause contains: If + subject + present simple 

main-clause: subject + will/won't + base form verb

You can switch the if-clause and main-clause

If my friend doesn't come, I ________ (to be) upset

If Chris ________ (to find) it, he will let you know

If the weather isn't good, we __________ (to go, not) to the beach

They _______ (to finish) on time if they get help

She _______ (to tell) me if there are any problems

Matthew will go to the docter if he __________ (to feel, not) well tomorrow

If you __________ (to listen) carefully, you will hear the noise too

You not to study - you to fail the test

He to make dinner, I not to order pizza

she to put on a jacket - she to get cold

Vocabulary

Let's do a little vocabulary quiz as well

You will see a picture, write the correct English word

What animal is this?

What animal is this?

What animal is this?

What animal is this?

What animal is this?

Quick evaluation

Did you reach today's goals? 

After this lesson:

you know how to use pronouns (subject, object and possesive) and the first-conditional (if-sentences)

you will, hopefully, feel prepared for the upcoming test

Did you reach today's goals?

😒🙁😐🙂😃

Ending the lesson

Great job!

Some of you might need to study a bit more, others are well prepared for the test!

study page 105-108, good luck!