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Welcome students

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§ 2.1 Vocabulary

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Goals

By the end of this unit I can:

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§ 2.1 Vocabulary

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How many ingredients are there on top of a typical pizza?

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§ 2.2 Grammar

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exercise 1

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COUNTABLE (NOUNS)

SINGULAR PLURAL

an onion - onions

a mushroom - .............

UNCOUNTABLE (NOUNS)

cheese

...............

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COUNTABLE (NOUNS)

SINGULAR PLURAL

an onion - onions

a mushroom - mushrooms

UNCOUNTABLE (NOUNS)

(uncountable nouns are always singular)

cheese

tomato sauce

olive oil

tuna

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SOME and ANY both mean

"wat / een enkele / een paar" in Dutch

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§ 2.2 Grammar

Student's book page 26

exercise 5

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When do I use much or many?

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§ 1.2 Grammar

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Homework

Plenda:

Tue 26th November

SB p.127 2.2

Read grammar, do ex. 1-2-3

WB p. 24+25 ex. 3-5-6-7-8

WB p. 26 ex. 3-4-5-6

Learn words 2.1+2.2

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Quick Quiz!

timer

5:00

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