romeo julia +recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Amy	Amina					Liv	Julia
				Jesse		Fleur	Vianna
Eliyah	Josh		Yessin	Mick		Tijn	Benjamin
			Dex	Nael		Logan	Aksel
Nanna	Fenna		Giel	Damian		Deon	Brick
			Bord				Docent

Welcome!

Today's lesson:

- Vocab quiz 

- Finishing the romeo and juliet video + questions

- Love story song review 

- Comparisons

Love story

We're going to listen to a song which is called love story. This is inspired by the Romeo and Juliet play. 

I'm going to hand out the lyrics to you as well. 

- I want you to underline the parts that are similar to the play. 

- Think about which parts are different from the play and write it down as well.

Love story 

Similarities: it's about romeo and juliet, forbidden love, they meet in secret, same costumes and setting, romantic

Differences: the song has a hapy ending whereas the play doesn't, the play is about both families hating each other and the song is simply about juliet's dad not approving

Comparatives

1. Can you tell me what the rule is for a word with three syllables, like ‘expensive’
2. How about a word with two syllables that ends in -y, like ‘pretty’ or ‘angry’
3. If the word has only one syllable, like ‘small,’ what’s the rule?
4. Can you explain why we say 'more beautiful' instead of 'beautifuller'?
5. Can you think of any irregular comparatives and superlatives? 
6. For example, what’s the comparative and superlative of ‘good’? 

Comparisons

1. Een lettergreep of twee lettergrepen die eindigen met medeklinker+y:  

Gebruik -er than / the .... -est

> taller than, brighter than, smaller than,bigger than, prettier than, angrier than

> the tallest, the birghtest, the smallest, the biggest the prettiest, the angriest

2. Twee lettergrepen of meer

Gebruik more.. than/the most

> more careful than, more popular than, powerful than, more expensive than

> the most careful, the most popular, the most powerful, the most expensive

Comparatives

1. This movie is __________ (exciting) than the one we watched last week.

2. Sarah is the __________ (kind) person I know.

3. My house is __________ (big) than yours.

4. Yesterday was __________ (cold) day of the year so far.

5. That math problem is __________ (difficult) than the one we just solved.

6. John runs __________ (fast)  his brother.

7. Of all the cities I’ve visited, Tokyo is  __________ (interesting).

8. This book is __________ (good)  the one I read last month.

9. Mount Everest is __________ (high) mountain in the world.

10. The new restaurant is __________ (cheap)  the old one, but the food is __________ (bad).

Comparatives

1. more exciting

2. kindest

3. bigger

4. coldest

5. more difficult

6. faster than

7. the most interesting

8. better than

9. the highest

10. cheaper than, worse  

a/an

1. I saw ___ elephant at the zoo.
2. It took us ___ hour to get to school this morning.
3. She wants to be ___ artist when she grows up.
4. My cousin wears ___ uniform to school every day.
5. He brought ___ apple for lunch.
6. Do you have ___ umbrella I can borrow?
7. We stayed in ___ unusual hotel during our trip.
8. Can you pass me ___ orange from the basket?
9. He’s reading ___ interesting article about space.
10. I need ___ sandwich before we leave for the trip.

a/an

1. an

2. an

3. an

4. a

5. an

6. an

7. an

8. an

9. an

10. a  

Time left?

Study for the test week or if you still have any questions left about the grammar or anything else you can come to me for some extra explanation. 

During the next lesson I will give a short recap of the rest of the grammar and you will practice everything once more.