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Homework:
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Today's class
  • Starter: present and past tense quiz

  • Main course:
1.  Reading and Use of English part 6
2. Phrasal verbs


  • Dessert: phrasal verb mime

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Phrasal verbs

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Quiz: present simple vs. present continuous (zie link in planner)

She usually ___ (walk) to school.

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Look! He ___ (leave) the house.

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Ronald ___ (put) food in the oven right now.

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My dad ___ (not work) in the office every day.
(Geen afkorting gebruiken!)

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Jack ____ (not like) walking home in the rain. (geen afkorting)

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We usually .... (try) to eat healthy.

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I .............(go) to bed late last night.

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By the time we arrived at the cinema, the film......................... (start)

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I..............................(eat) my dinner, when the phone rang.

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I..............(finish) writing my essay at midnight.

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I...............(start) my new job in September.

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What is Mark doing at the moment?
He.......................(watch) a film.

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Sophie..................(do not)like reading science fiction novels.

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I................ (finish) my essay yet.

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Yet
We use yet + the present perfect simple, mainly in questions and negative statements, to refer to things we intend to do in the future but which are not done:
Don’t wash up that cup. I haven’t finished my coffee yet. (I intend to finish it.)
Haven’t you done your homework yet? (You intend to do it.)
I.............(enjoy) this English course so far.

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We................(live) in our current flat since 2019.

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We use the simple aspect of tenses for actions which we think are:
• finished: I've done my homework. (the homework is finished)
• permanent: I've lived in England for 10 years. I've worked for this company for most of that time. (I think I will remain in England and continue to work for the same company)

We use the continuous aspect of tenses for actions which we think are:
• unfinished or in progress: I've been doing my homework. (it isn't finished yet)
• temporary: I've been living in England for six months. I've been working as an au pair. (I think I will leave England one day- my job is temporary)
We are.........(have) dinner at 8.00 this evening, so be home by 7.45, please.

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I..................(visit) five countries in my life.

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The children exitedly collected the fruit
that..............(fall) of the trees.

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I..........................(walk)home from school when I saw a wallet on the pavement.

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We ................................(work) all morning so we decided to take a break.

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Main course

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Unit 4 objectives
Topics: entertainment (film, music arts), leisure.
Grammar: verbs followed by to+ infinitive or -ing, too and enough, present perfect.
Vocabulary: phrasal verbs with on

Exams:
  • Reading and Use of English part 4 + 6.
  • Writing part 2: review
  • Listening part 4.
  • Speaking part 4.

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Page 30-31: exam task
timer
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page 31
Look at the examples: phrasal verbs with 'on' 

  • Focused on
  • Take on
  • Rely on

  • What does each of them means?
  • Why are they different than dependent prepositions?

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1: B

1; F during that time
2. land an agent, work on various sets in a range of roles and have my own projects in development are all examples of breaking into the industry.

Exam task:
F C G A E B
not needed D
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Assignment 6:

Fill in the correct phrasal verb 

Use the correct form of these verbs + on.

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Homework
- Wordlist unit 4
- Student’s book revision unit 1-3 (page 86-88)
- Listening exam task (page 32)
- Grammar (verb followed by to +infinitive or -ing) ex. 1-5
(page 33)
- Grammar: too and enough (page 34) ex. 1-3

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