Modals + Quantifiers

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Learning Goal: 

- I can use modals and negations in a sentence. 

- I can use words that have to do with sports. 

Lesson Overview: 

Homework Check page 12-13ex. 10, 12, 13, 14a

Grammar- What do you know?

Grammar explanation

Practice

Vocabulary Training

Havo 3

Lesson 2

Week 3

Preparation: 

- Take out your books and laptops

- open to page 12 & log into lesson up

Check Homework page 12 - ex. 10,12,13,14a

Give me a piece of advice! (use whole sentences)

What do you know?

Complete 28b/c/d

Modals and negations

ought to

Used to talk about things that are ideal or desired. Just like should it is used to give advice, but ought to is more formal. 

   You should listen to her song.       She ought to pay her taxes to the king.

may and might

Used when you're unsure of something and to ask/give permission. May is more formal than can/could and might is even more formal. 

May I borrow your pen?            We may begin the meeting early

Might you take a seat?              We might meet him today.

Negative Modals

put not or n't after the modal.     You may not enter the classroom. 

put not between ought and to. : You ought not to disturb the grammar explanation.

put not after be form of to be able to: You aren't able to focus if the world cup is on.

Which modals are used for giving advice?

1. might, should, ought to
2. had better, may, will
3. should, had better, will
4. should, had better, ought to

WHICH MODALS express certainty (zekerheid)?

1. could, may, might
2. should, would, ought to
3. will, must

WHICH MODALS express probability (waarschijnlijkheid)?

1. will, must
2. should, ought to, would
3. could, might, may

WHICH MODALS express possibility (mogelijkheid)?

1. will, must
2. should, would, ought to
3. could, might, may

To do: ex. 29 and 30

Vocabulary 

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Work Time

Work Time

Learning Goal: 

- I can use Quantifiers in a sentence. 

- I can understand how video editing can affect the message of an advertisement. 

Lesson Overview: 

Part 1: Grammar Quantifiers

Part 2: A Watching Together

Havo 3

Lesson 3

Week 3

Preparation: 

- Take out your books and laptops

- open to page 26 & log into lesson up

Our children all / each / every have a different hobby.

1. all
2. each
3. every

The two brothers are both / each / every very good piano players.

1. both
2. each
3. every

They invited each / every person whose name was on the list.

1. each
2. every

Quantifiers

Give information about the number of things or persons. 

Both used for two things or persons and is followed by a plural noun. 

Both my shoes were wet.           Both students talked too much during Ms Howes's grammar instruction.

Neither means 'none' and either means 'any of the two'.  Both are used to talk about two things or people. They are followed by a singular noun. 

Neither option works for me actually.             Either flavor ice cream will do. 

Each and every mean 'all individuals of a group'. They are followed by a singular noun. 

Each= 2 or more     every = 3 or more

Each mountaineer has her own challenge.             Every cat is different.

All means 'the whole group'and is followed by a plural noun. 

No means 'not one'and is followed by a singular noun. 

All my friends are going to be there!             No player did well. 

Quantifiers Practice

To do: page 26

ex. 30 b

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