23032023 last class

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome!

Lessonup classcode: wmvzo

Today's class: last class

We Were Liars  

We Were Liars

You finished to book. Make sure you have all the answers to the questions

Silent reading

Going through the reading questions

Questions from chapter 77 on.

Again, we will only do so if you pay attention. 

Let's...! 

make Exercise 

You work! 

Grammar: 

- In which 4 cases do you use the present perfect?

- What are the signal words for the present perfect?

- When do you use the past simple?

- What are the signal words for the past simple? 

The Test

In the testweek (from 29 March)

counts 1x

Type of questions:

- understanding/remembering the story

- explain & give arguments for your answers

- Quotes

Check

In groups of 4, make sure you have the answers to the practice assignment after ch77?

In 5 minutes we will discuss them. It is your own responsibility that you have the answers to these questions. 

A methaphor! 

What is a metaphor?

Can you give an example?

Why would E. Lockhart use metaphors? 

You work! 

You can use your books

Answer the exercises from the middle of the book and work on the final assignment--> Hand in in the GoogleClassroom

Themes

“A theme is a universal idea, lesson, or message explored throughout a work of literature.” Explore these themes below and explain how these themes are worked out in the book. 

- Family & Power

- Guilt & Forgiveness

- Love

Symbols

“Symbolism is a literary device that refers to the use of symbols in a literary work. A symbol is something that stands for or suggests something else; it represents something beyond literal meaning. In literature, a symbol can be a word, object, action, character, or concept that embodies and evokes a range of additional meaning and significance.” Explore these symbols below.

Beechwood Island/  Clairmont/ Fairy Tales/ Dried Beach Roses/ Prince Philip & Fatima/ New Clairmont

Some questions to think about

- Why is the book called "We were liars"?

- How do the fairytales connect to the rest of the narration, which one is more fictional?

After the testweek

Bring your (online) books

Bring a (charged) device