Reading matters chapter 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3,4

Eva	Sophie E	Guus	Julia	Fender	Rodrigo
Bibienne	Isa	Liz	Roos	Fehime	Elysa
Mirte	Juliet	Sanne	Lauren	Finn	Elijah
Siar	Haya	Jayden	Mohammed	Wies	Lara
Rik	Storm	Elis	Aleen Aleyna	Marell	Sophie S

Teacher

2nd term what to expect 

What	When	Mark
Reading test	Test- week January	3x
Literature file	in February	1x
Chapter 2	February ?	2x

Common mistakes 

 They are not waiting for your opinion on how they need to do things in live or how they need to spend there time. So I think that people should let teenagers enjoy there teenage years, as long as they have.

Common mistakes grammar

• The Foreign Office advised travellers (not-go) to not go  not to go to Egypt.
• My brother prefers (drinken) to drink drinking orange juice over milk.
• (benaderen) Approaching an animal is not always wise.

Conclusions :

• Paper tests from now on
• You must be ready to explain words in English (almost no translations anymore)
• Pay more attention to grammar notions , f.ex "compounds", "gerunds", etc 
• Be aware of time !! Some of you are extremely slow ;-)

Today 

• Audio book 
• Reading matters  chapter 1 

Objective

You will learn literary devices 

Ernest Hemingway

Ernest Miller Hemingway

• Returning home from war
• Nobel prize in literature in 1954
• Suicide 

Ernest Miller Hemingway (July 21, 1899 – July 2, 1961) was an American novelist, short-story writer, and journalist.His  image brought him admiration from later generations. He published seven novels, six short-story collections, and two nonfiction works. Many of his works are considered classics of American literature.

Spirit of the time

• First World War
• Blood, mud and death
• Differences in literature
• "Lost Generation"

Characteristics of "Lost Generation" Authors

Youthful idealism.

Sought the meaning of life.

Drank heavily.

Had love affairs.

Rejected modern American materialism.

Expatriates who lived in Paris.

Wrote novels considered literary masterpieces.

"The old man and the sea"

"For whom the bell tolls"

Type your sentences here

Eva	Sophie E	Guus	Julia	Fender	Rodrigo
Bibienne	Isa	Liz	Roos	Fehime	Elysa
Mirte	Juliet	Sanne	Lauren	Finn	Elijah
Siar	Haya	Jayden	Mohammed	Wies	Lara
Rik	Storm	Elis	Aleen Aleyna	Marell	Sophie S

Teacher

2nd term what to expect 

What	When	Mark
Reading test	Test- week January	3x
Literature file	in February	1x
Chapter 2	February ?	2x

Today 

• Reading matters  chapter 1 

Objective

You will learn literary devices 

Which of
these is
Shakespeare?

1. Left = Shakespeare
2. Right = Shakespeare

Take a guess: Shakespeare was born in which century...?

1. 14th Century
2. 15th Century
3. 16th Century
4. 17 Century

How many plays (toneelstukken) did Shakespeare write?

1. 31
2. 37
3. 49
4. 54

William Shakespeare was married to: ....

1. Anne Howarday
2. Anne Holliday
3. Anne Hathaway
4. Anne Herbertway

William Shakespeare

- Born 1564

- Married to Anne Hathaway (not the actress)

- The Lord Chamberlain's Men

- 1599: performing at Globe Theatre

- Performed at Queen Elizabeth I's court 

His plays

- Most written beginning 16th century

- Lots of historical figures in his plays
- English Renaissance: looking back to ancient Rome/Greece

- First to feature many characters & storylines

- Wide range of vocabulary 

Open your books 

Do ex 58

Let's read and do ex 59 a, b

Literary devices

• Simile
• Metaphor
• Personification
• Hyperbole

Watch and make notes

Metaphor

Simile

Personification

I'm drowing in a sea of grief.

The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky.

My love for you is as deep as the ocean.

I came in like a wreckingball

All the world’s a stage.

The tired old car coughed and weezed and crawled down the street.

Metaphor: saying that A = B

• Shakespeare: "All the world's a stage and men and women players".
• Life is a roller coaster.
  
• That last English test was hell on earth.
  

Simile: saying that A is like B.

• She swims so well, she's like a fish in the ocean.
• It's hot as hell in here.
• They fought like lions to defend themselves.
  

This house is as clean as a whistle.

1. Metaphor
2. Simile

He's as strong as an ox!

1. metaphor
2. simile

Life is a box of chocolates.

1. metaphor
2. simile

Now 

You get access to your tests : online or get your paper back in a minute 

Homewoork:  ex 59 c 

Tomorrow 

Start chapter 2 

Urban Legend

Ernest Hemmingway

contest:

write a scary story in only six words

He won with these lines:

"For sale, Baby shoes, Never worn"

Now 

Try your hand in writing a scary story of 1 sentence