Unit 4.5: Grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome B1L

- Please take your seat 

- Put your phone and earbuds in your bag 

Sit down and recap:

Exercise 1: mix and match

Exercise 2: ABC's 

3.2 Comparisons

Normal adjective: kind - kinder (than) - (the) kindest

Adjective ending in e: large - larger (than) - (the) largest

Adjective ending in y: crazy - crazier (than) - (the) craziest

Two+ syllables: careful - more careful - (the) most careful

Comparative is the vergrotende trap 

Superlative is the overtreffende trap 

Write one sentence with a COMPARATIVE and a SUPERLATIVE

Class rules

Try to speak as much English as you can

Be nice to and respect each other

Listen to the speaker in silence

Raise your hand if have something to say

Help each other when working independently

It is what it is --> it eez what it eez

Today's planning

1st hour: 

• Recap 4.2 
• 4.5 Grammar

4.5 have/has to

You can use have/has to

to talk about laws, obligation and necessity.

Discuss these questions:

1: What's the Dutch translation of have/has to?

2: What do the following words mean: laws, obligation, necessity.

Have/has to

Laws --> wetten

You have to stop before a red light. 

Stefan has to carry his ID since he is older than 13.

Have/has to

Obligation --> verplichtingen

Sophie doesn't have to be home before 10 PM. 

Students have to get permission to use their phones in class.

Have/has to

Necessity --> noodzaak

Students don't always have to make their homework.

Emily has to go school 

every day. 

Practice

Go to page 54.

Let's do exercise 2 TOGETHER

Complete exercise 4 + 5 ALONE

Done? Start thinking about your dream school.

Dream schools

Pair up with a neigbor and write about your dream school.

 

Write about laws, necessity and obligation.

1: Write 2 sentences with ‘have to’

2: Write 2 sentences with ‘has to’

3: Write 2 sentences with 

‘don’t/doesn’t have to’

Done? Compare your school to Corderius?

Use comparatives + superlatives.

Reflect

You know what comparisons are and know the difference between a comparative and superlative.

Study paragraph 4.1, 4.2, 4.5, 4.7 and use MEL for extra practice.

Need help? Ask questions or come to a flexhour.