Mavo 3 SS7 Bridging the Gap

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Today: Bridging the Gap - 1

mission: Show what you know!

1. Past Simple vs Past Continuous
2. Prefixes and Suffixes
3. Reading

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

BBC Newsround

Today's mission

Refresh your grammar knowledge

Past Simple vs Past Continuous

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4a, page 18

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4b, page 18

Prefixes & Suffixes

Prefixes: letters you add in front of a word to change its meaning.

nonsense                               

unbelievable

impatient

illogical

incorrect

irregular

disconnect

review

refresh

reaction

misbehave

mistrust

Suffixes: letters you add to the end of a word to change its meaning or change the word class (noun, adjective, verb)

gardener

builder

entertainer

manager

gardening

building

entertainment

management

fitness

happiness

darkness

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4b, page 22

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4c, page 22

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 5a, page 18 READING

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 5b, page 19 READING

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 5a & b, page 23 READING

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Today: Bridging the Gap - 2

mission: Show what you know!

1. Present Continuous
   
2. Some & any
3. Much & many
4. Writing

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

BBC Newsround

Today's mission

Refresh your grammar knowledge

word order

present continuous

1. I                  my 
2. you           your
3. he              his
4. she            her
5. it                 its
6. we              our
7. you            your
8. they           their

Word order

who does what where when

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4b, page 26

Write a sentence in the correct word order.
Use: who does what where when

Write a sentence in the correct word order.
Use: who does what where when
extra: add a colour and an adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwaard) to your sentence

Future tenses

Future tenses

Present Simple Future 

future events that follow a schedule

To be going to + infinitive

future plans and intentions 

will + infinitive

promises and predictions

Future tenses

Present Simple Future 

The bus leaves at 6 o'clock.

To be going to + infinitive

He is going to join a music group next week.

will + infinitive

We will help you move. 

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 4b, page 30

some & any

Some & Any

Some gebruik je bij 'normale' zinnen, als je iets aanbiedt of als je iets vraagt waarvan je verwacht dat je het ook krijgt.

Any gebruik je bij vraagzinnen of ontkenningen. 

present continuous

1. I                  my 
2. you           your
3. he              his
4. she            her
5. it                 its
6. we              our
7. you            your
8. they           their

much & many

much & many 

Met much & many geef je aan dat je van iets veel hebt.

much: gebruik je bij dingen die niet telbaar zijn.

many: gebruik je bij dingen die wel telbaar zijn

Tom hasn't got __ homework for tomorrow.

1. much
2. many

There isn't __ food left.

1. much
2. many

The photographer took __ photos at the wedding.

1. much
2. many

How __ emails do you receive every day?

1. much
2. many

Did you get __ cards for your birthday?

1. much
2. many

There are still __ sweets left in the bag.

1. much
2. many

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 5a, page 26/27 READING

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

Exercise 5b, page 27 READING

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

WRITING

Write a letter (on paper) about your summer holiday.

Use everything you learned last year!

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