Havo 5 - week 34 - 2021 - lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 5

Topics today - Grammar / Vocabulary / Debating

• PTA H5
• Vocabulary/Grammar test  & debate - period 1

• Grammar ex. A-E  - p. 15
• Irregular verbs

• Vocabulary Unit 3 (ex A/B/C = HW)
• Reading & Debate introduction

Grammar review - ex. A-E - p. 15

• Present Simple  -> always/never/sometimes 
• Present Continuous -> right now/break from the usual/irritation
• Past Simple -> finished in the past/when=  mentioned

Present Simple -> She likes chocolate. I hate it. - Does she like chocolate? Do you hate it?

Present Continuous -> She is doing her internship in Sweden right now. Why are you always complaining?

Past Simple -> I flew to Sweden two weeks ago. Did you meet her there last week?

Irregular Verbs - crossword puzzle

Study Irregular verbs - blue booklet p. 3-8 

Do crossword puzzle - 10 min.

Vocabulary 

Health & Care - Unit 3

Do Ex. A/B/C  (10-15 min.)

Use Vocab And Expressions in a debate

The Vaccination of children should be mandatory

Vocabulary Pro: 

• inoculation; 
• to benefit 
• prevents contagious diseases from spreading; 
• incurable diseases; 
•  recuperate; 
• to cough (spreading germs); 
• the sustainability of the healthcare system

Vocabulary Con:

• adverse side-effects; 
• to shiver; 
• to vomit; 
• to moan (feeling sick); 
• puts a strain on the parent/child;
• eating nutritious meals to stay healthy
• (we shouldn't) subject children to 
• guinea pigs 

Reading as input for the debate

Why suggesting mandatory Covid vaccinations is an ethical minefield - The Guardian - June 22nd 2021

It’s not only the UK’s public sector that is mulling compulsory jabs. Often the carrot can be more powerful than the stick

A medic prepares a Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London.

‘A recent study found that the UK has the highest vaccine confidence internationally at almost 90%.’ A medic prepares a Pfizer vaccine at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London. 

Homework

Study vocabulary Units 1 and 3

Do Vocabulary exercises Unit 1 and complete Unit 3

Study irregular verbs p. 3 

Practice irregular verbs online (www.ego4u.com/grammar)

Vaccination policies

Vaccination policies in countries around the world are  varied . While some countries focus on educating their populace about the benefits of vaccination while leaving the choice to individuals, others offer financial incentives or have made vaccinations mandatory to ensure high coverage rates.

Enforcement is another issue. Several countries with mandatory vaccination policies opt not to enforce them. And most everyone appears to agree that vaccination programs must allow for medical exemptions.

Every state in the United States requires children to be vaccinated before attending school, says Dr. Lance Rodewald, director of immunization services at the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia.

Most states allow for medical, religious and philosophical exemptions but Mississippi and West Virginia have taken their policy a step further and only allowed for medical exemptions.

In some states, parents can simply request exemptions, without having to provide a justification, while other states require a notarized signature on a statement indicating that the parents are aware that they are putting their child at risk. 

Think about topics to debate

Read The Guardian.com/The NewYorkTimes.com

Watch BBC Newsround

Browse for arguments pro/con on your topic & use key words

-> Find 2 topics to debate

-> Jot down info + key words for arguments pro/con

-> Prepare 2 topics for debate 

What have you learned today?

Ex. B - p. 12 - Mixed tenses

1. Have never seen

2. Have lived here for

3. When did you go

4. Did he catch last night

5 Haven't been for

6. In a decade they will tear down (future fact/personal prediction)

7. (Was ringing) Rang while we were reading (= longer action)

8. Have you been (now) / past = were you

9. Have been (now) / past = was there

10. He always drinks (fact/habit)

11. We have been friends since

12. Did you sail a long time ago

13. I have just seen

14. Three years ago we bought

15. We have lived since

16. When I was singing/she began

17. Did she speak last month 18) hasn't said for 19) Up till now we haven't had 20) always cries/is crying (=irritation) /goes

Ex. C.- p. 13 - Mixed tenses

1. haven't played since

2. has been sitting since (has been + verb + ing -> stresses duration)

3. was sitting (Past continuous -> stresses duration)

4. wrote 

5. haven't sent for over

6. When I was having/heard

7. hasn't finished yet

8. has worked for three weeks now

9. I have already paid 

10. While we were working; it began

11. How long have you been...now?

12. What did you think when you first came here

13. Are you staying at a comfortable hotel (certain period of time)

14. Have you ever tasted

15. Did you like it when you first ate one

16. Every day he sits; watches

17. Yesterday I didn't work

Ex. C.- p. 13 - Mixed tenses

17. Yesterday I didn't work

18. was born in Poland in 1867

19.our friend is leaving in 10 minutes (appointment in diary; plane leaves = timetable)

20. I am today

21. saw twenty min. ago

22. usually goes

23. met a year ago

24. learned/learnt when he was

25. was (in the past)

26. brings now (fact/habit)

27. Is there going to be ( planning) /Will there be (factual) next Friday / is there a meeting (programme/timetable)

28. What are you doing (definite appointment in diary) /going to do (still planning) - this = future (last = past)

29. discovered 400 years ago

30. he goes every day

31. I have written since

32. he has been ill

33. Lend me your pen! I have found the answer (result/just finished) 

34. he has been ill for three weeks now

35. has just left; he will be back at 3:15 (future fact)

36. I came in at 2:30 so I have been here for

37. How are you, F.? We haven't seen you since

38. A bird builds in spring (fact)

39. We have spoken for over

40. Have you ever been to

43. The train leaves from platform .....

If -sentences

1) If I leave now, will you come with me? - first conditional (mogelijk)

2) If I had a million dollars, would you be jealous? - second conditional (niet mogelijk/niet echt; als ik had, dan zou ...)

3) If I had been there, I could have warned him. (niet gebeurd/achteraf gesproken; wat als ik was geweest/was gegaan etc.)

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