Lesson 2, Period 2

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This lesson contains 28 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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English
Reminder: we only speak English during this lesson

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Today's programme
- looking back at last week's lesson 
- comparisons + tenses past present simple
- British or American English?
- reading Fish & Chips
- working online

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Week 1
21 November
Introduction, word order, listening and working online
Week 2
28 November
Grammar lesson; the tenses
Week 3
5 December
Writing lesson
Week 4
12 December
Conjunctions and Claridges hotel exercise
Week 5
19 December
Review writing and reading text about vegans
Week 6
9 January
Conjunctions and demonstrative pronouns
Week 7
16 January
Adverbs/adjectives and listening exercise about the number 1 new restaurant in the United States
Week 8
23 January 
completion of period 2
27-31 January electives
Test reading, use of English, writing & language card
3-7 February 

Testweek (test and/ or CE B1

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Last week's lesson
- word order (place, time, adverbs of frequency)

I have worked in Paris since 2020.
He could always go somewhere else.

- afternoon tea & high tea


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Last week's lesson
28 Nov. 15:00-1530
Fabienne
Gwen
Elisa 
Noor
5 Dec.
15:00-15:30
Dana
Dirk
Karsten
Zoe
12 Dec.
15:00-15:30
Samantha
Dylan
Julia
Desi
19 Dec. 
15:00-15:30
Lance
Iris
Noa

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Grammar; comparisons
What will be today's lesson objective? What will you learn? Discuss in pairs...

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Comparisons; comparative and superlative
If the word has:..... one syllable
                                .....two syllables ending at -y, -le, -ow, of -er (with the emphasis on the first                                                                                                                                             syllable)
                                   then you use -er and -est

        large- larger- the largest
        clever- cleverer- the cleverest
        heavy - heavier - heaviest


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Comparisons; comparative and superlative
If the word has two or more syllables you use:     -more and -the most

comfortable - more comfortable - the most comfortable

exeptions: 
good- better- the best
bad/ill- worse- the worst
much/many- more- the most
little - less - least


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Exercise 1
We will now be making a rephrasing exercise about the comparatives. You will have 20 minutes to finish this exercise.






grammar: comparatives
timer
15:00

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Which words are British English?
A
offence, defence, licence
B
offense, defense, license

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Which words are British English?
A
cancelled, jeweller
B
canceled, jeweler

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How do you say 'broek' in British English?
A
pants
B
trousers

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Which one is British English?
A
holiday
B
vacation

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How do you say 'chips' in British English?
A
crisps
B
chips

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How do you say 'patat' in British English?
A
french fries
B
chips

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How do you say 'koekje' in British English?
A
biscuit
B
cookie

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Which one is British English?
A
color, honor
B
colour , honour

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Which one is British?
A
apartment
B
flat

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How do we say 'voetbal' in British English?
A
football
B
soccer

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Video and reading exercise
Watch the next picture and answer the following questions in pairs:

When was this picture taken?
Where was it taken?
Why was it taken?

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Exercise: Fish & Chips
We are now going to watch a video from Gordon Ramsay. He describes how to make the best Fish & Chips.
Write down the most important points while watching.

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Exercise: reading
We will now be reading a text about Fish & Chips.
When we are done you can do the exercise in couples.  

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Working online
We are now going to work online. You can make paragraph 4.1 of Nu Engels Online. 

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Can you give me some tops & tips for this lesson?

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