Week 37

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome VHVB

WEEK 37

Welcome to class!

When you come in, please find your seat according to your group:

A1-A2 Group: Please sit in the row next to the window.

Intermediate: Please sit in the middle row.

Newbies: Please sit in the row next to the door. 

Make sure you sit in your assigned row so we can all have a great lesson!

On your table:

• Laptop
• Purple binder / Vocabulary notebook
• Pencilcase
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Please make sure:

• Your phone is in your Zakkie
• Your Zakkie is in your bag
• Your bag is under your desk
• You have everything you need for the lesson

Open your laptop and log in to Lesson up

Let's see who is present today

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Lesson 1

10-9-2024

Lesson goals

Practice speaking and learning new vocabulary

Lesson plan

1. Revision moment

2. Speaking 

3. Headway 

Group 1	Group 2	Group 3
Answer the questions (Daily routine)	Discuss in groups (When bad means good)	Introduction
Headway A1-A2	Headway B1	Placement test

Write the answers to these questions

1. What time do you wake up? I wake up at ...

2. Do you drink coffee, tea or water in the morning?

3. How do you go to work or school? Do you walk, drive, or take the bus?

4. What do you eat for lunch?

5. Do you watch TV in the evening?

6. What time do you go to bed?

7. Do you read a book before sleeping?

When bad means good

my bad – (AmE) used to admit that something is your fault

so far so good – successful up to this point

(that’s) too bad – there are two meanings: you can use it either to say that you feel sympathy about a problem, or that you do not care. It depends on what is being said and the way you say it.

not bad – quite good and better than you expected

that’s a good one – used to tell someone that you do not believe something they have said, or think it is a joke or a trick

bad luck – used to express sympathy with someone when something bad has happened to them

be good to go – be ready to do something

good for you – used to show approval for someone's success or good luck

When would you use the expression 'that’s a good one'?

1. to admit fault
2. to express sympathy
3. to tell someone you do not believe something or think it's a joke or trick
4. to show approval

What does 'be good to go' mean?

1. to admit fault
2. to express sympathy
3. be ready to do something
4. to tell someone you do not believe them

In what situation would you say 'that’s too bad'?

1. to tell someone you do not believe them
2. express sympathy or indifference, depending on context
3. to show approval
4. to admit fault

When would you use the expression 'good for you'?

1. to show approval for someone's success or good luck
2. to tell someone you do not believe them
3. to admit fault
4. to express sympathy

What does the expression 'my bad' mean?

1. used to show approval
2. used to tell someone you do not believe them
3. used to admit that something is your fault
4. used to express sympathy

Reflection time

How much effort did you put into today's lesson?

1. Maximum effort
2. Good effort
3. Some effort
4. Minimal effort

3. Write three things you learned from this lesson.

2. Write two things you enjoyed.

1. Write one question you still have.

Next lesson

Bring: Headway SB & WB, laptop, charger and notebook