Paragraph 1.4 England (16 September)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

               KV1K 

9 September 2021

Homework

Monday 20 Sept:

Study: 

• Study: 

      Expressions: A t/m D 

      Words: Countries 2

Practise grammar: https://engelsklaslokaal.nl/oefenen-met-grammatica/overig/a-an-the/

https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=638

Paragraph 1.5:

Exercises: 1,2,4,5

       

Agenda

• 27-09 Test Words Unit 1 (o/v/g)
  
• 11-10 Test grammar + expressions Unit 1 (2 x)
  

Unit 1.5

England

Today:

• Welcome & lesson goals (5 minutes)
• Writing SKILLS (10 minutes)




• Grammar: a/an
• Grammar: to have got
• Reading SKILLS (10 minutes)


• End of lesson (5 minutes)

Lesson goals

• Students know: 

1. the difference between a and an.

to have got ...(warming up)

• Someone who has got blond hair?
  
• Someone who has got brown eyes?
  
• Someone who is tall?
  
• Someone who has got braces?
  

The difference

A vs AN

• We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word that follows.
  

We use a/an to talk about things in a general way, without saying precisely which people or items we are referring to

We decide whether we use a or an based on the pronunciation of the word following the article. 

When to use a

In front of any word that begins with a consonant = medeklinker (not a vowel):

A book

A dog bone

A town

A cup of coffee

A diary

what is a consonant?

what is a vowel?

When to use an

In front of any word that begins with a vowel

A (an apple)

E (an egg)

I (an Ipad)

O (an oven)

U (an umbrella)

Exceptions

Words that start with u or eu pronounced with a /j/ sound

• University, euro, useful = a

Words that start with a "silent" h

• Hour, honest, honour = an

Words that start with o  pronounced with a /w/ sound

• Once, one, onesie = a

What does "exceptions" mean? - uitzonderingen

/j/ sound: (a) - unicorn, university, euro, useful, uniform, universe, Europe

silent /h/: (an) - hour, honour, honest

/w/ sound: (a) - onesie, once, one

a of an?
..... dog

1. a
2. an

a of an?
..... banana

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... artwork

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... uniform

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... commercial

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... hour

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... university

1. a
2. an

A of AN?
.... president

1. a
2. an

A

AN

table

house

egg

chicken

island

phone

orange

The verb: 'to have got'

'See you at Waterloo Railway Station' (reading)

The verb: 'to have got'

Exercise 3 a + b

TASK (homework)

Paragraph 1.5: exercises 1, 2, 4,5