H3a - Presentations + Grammar - 17 June 2024

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Teacher's Desk

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Welcome to English
H3a!
First!
  • Put phone in the phone bag!
  • Take your Stepping Stones book out
  • Take your notebook out
  • Put your pen on your table

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Today's Lesson
- Presentations (First 15-20 minutes of class)
  • Group 7: Mara, Maud, Jolijn and Mirthe - Salem Witch Trials
- Homework Check
- Kahoot: Reflexive and Reciprocal Pronouns (recap)
- Grammar: Conditionals + assignment
- Blooket: unit 5+6 (If there's time left!)






Goal: I know how to present; and I will learn/know how to write a proper review

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Jury Panel

- Jury Panel:
Anyone who hasn't peer reviewed yet.
5 different people per presenting group

- Post-its:
The rest of the class will get post-its and write down 2 tops and 1 tip; three people will be chosen at random to share their feedback

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Homework Check
Stepping Stones BOOK B: Theme words

Unit 5:
Assignment 20, 23, 38 and 43 on pages 66, 69, 79, and 83

Make sure you've finished these assignments as there will be a homework check in class!



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Unit 5: Conditionals (voorwaardes)
- Zero conditional sentences express general truths (waarheden) or known facts (feiten). 

- First conditional sentences express possible future events (mogelijke toekomstige gebeurtenissen) or actions (acties/daden) that are likely to happen.

- Second conditional sentences express unlikely or unrealistic future events (onwaarschijnlijke of unrealistische toekomstige gebeurtenissen). 

- Third conditional sentences express hypothetical past outcomes or consequences (hypotetische verleden uitkomsten en consequenties).
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Unit 5: Conditionals (voorwaardes)
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Unit 5: Conditionals (voorwaardes)
"If I were you" is grammatically correct because of the mood. You're discussing what you would do if something that isn't true was true. It would be "was" if you were talking about something that actually did happen."

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