Cambridge week 16: Listening part 1 + RUE part 7

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 4

Necessities for class

•  chromebook (charged!)
•  student book 
•  notebook 
•  pen!
• (homework)

Today's homework

Exercise 11+12 page 212

11. Read the exam task and plan you review

12. Write your review in 140-190 words

Check the review

Read the review and complete the following tasks:

• Complete the checklist
• Compare the story to the 'modal answer'
• Return the story and the completed checklist to the writer

Today's classfocus

Chapter 5: Study time 

• Listening part 1
• Grammar: zero, first and second conditionals
• Reading and Use of English part 7

Chapter 5: Study time

page 52: Discuss these questions

• What are the people doing in the photos?
• Which of the activities are the most useful?
• Which are the most fun?

What is your favourite subject and why do you like it?

Do you think you might like to study it at university in the future?

Yes

No

Exercise 1 page 52

You are going to hear people talking in eight different situations connected with studying. 

Before you listen, match these words and phrases (1-9) with their definitions (a-i).

Check your answers

1. H           6. E

2. D          7. F

3. B           8. C

4. A           9. G

5. I

How many did you get correct?

Exercise 2 page 53

Read the questions and underline the main idea in each question (not in the options A, B or C)

Compare your answers

1. Why upset                         5. Advice father

2. Why                                     6. What does he like most

3. What reason                   7. What reason

4. Why: good idea             8. His opinion

Exercise 3 page 53

Listen and choose the best answer (A, B or C)

Studying

Check your answers

1. B

2. C

3. A

4. C

5. B

6. C

7. A

8. B

How many did you get correct

1. 8
2. 7
3. 6
4. less than 6

Conditionals

Conditional sentences express a condition (If ...)  and the consequence of the condition. The consequence can be expressed before or after the condition:

• If you win a sport scolarship, you can study at that American university.
• You can study at that American university if you win a sport scolarship

If you speak a bit of the language, it's much easier to make friends

1. refers to something which the speaker thinks is possible
2. refers to something which the speaker is amagining, or think is improbable or impossible
3. refers to something which is generally true

If I gave up football, I'd have more time to study.

1. refers to something which the speaker thinks is possible
2. refers to something which the speaker is amagining, or think is improbable or impossible
3. refers to something which is generally true

If you're not sure when your event starts, check the programme.

1. refers to something which the speaker thinks is possible
2. refers to something which the speaker is amagining, or think is improbable or impossible
3. refers to something which is generally true

If I could drop some subjects, I'd have more time for geography.

1. refers to something which the speaker thinks is possible
2. refers to something which the speaker is amagining, or think is improbable or impossible
3. refers to something which is generally true

I won't mention your name ...

1. unless they have the right qualifications
2. unless I can find it in the library
3. unless you want me to
4. I'd go to the cinema with you

If I travelled round the world ...

1. if I could afford it
2. maybe I would decide to live there permanently
3. I'd go to the cinema with you
4. I wouldn't see my family for several months

If I wasn't so busy

1. I'd go to the cinema with you
2. I wouldn't see my family for several months
3. I'll tell her you called
4. maybe I would decide to live there permanently

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Today's topics?

What was the happy news about?

Reading and Use of English part 7

page 56

You are going to read extracts from four reports by students about summer courses they attended.

If you could learn something new over the summer what would you like to learn?

Exercise 2 page 56

Underline the main idea in each question.

Compare your answers

1. organised by their school

2. recommended, by a family member

3. work in this area in the future

4. learned, another student

5. better prepared, an exam

6. work harder, they thought they would

7. students, same gender

8. received praise, work

9. made a good friend

10. learned, different careers

Read A (page 57) which answers can be found here?

1. 2, 3, 6
2. 4, 9, 10
3. 2, 4, 9
4. 3, 5, 9

Underline the answers in the text and write the question number next to the underlined sentence or phrase

Underline the answers in the text and write the question number next to the underlined sentence or phrase.

- Why will this help you? -

Exercise 3 page 56

For the questions 1-10 above, choose from the 

four people (A-D) on page 57. The people may 

be chosen more than once.

Check your answers

1. B                         6. B

2. A                        7. C

3. D                        8. D

4. A                        9. A

5. C                       10. C

How many did you get correct?

1. 10
2. 9-8
3. 7-6
4. less than 6

Next week

Chapter 5: Study time 

• Reading and Use of English part 3
• Speaking part 1
• Writing part 2

Homework

Chapter 5: Study time

• Vocabulary: exercise 1,2,3 page 53,54
• Grammar: exercise 4 page 55, 
• Grammar: exercise 1,2 page 169