#3 - SS2H - Bridging the gap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Agenda

• Homework check (huiswerk)
• Lesson goals (doelen voor les)
• Theme words bridging the gap - test your knowledge (woordenschat - themawoorden)
• Word Order
• Check lesson goals achieved

Lesson goals

• I know words and activities that are related to house and home.
• I can write sentences using the correct word order.

Drag and drop the NL word onto the ENG word

wallpaper

dining room

basement

furniture

carpet

mirror

cupboard

floor

upstairs

laundry

bedroom

loo

fridge

vloer

boven

behang

eetkamer

kelder

meubels

spieghel

tapijt

kast

de was

koelkast

WC

slaapkamer

At home (thuis)

• Do exercise (around the house) 1A, 1B and 1C on page 19 (maak 1A, B en C)
•  You have 7 minutes (je hebt 7 minuten)
• Work quietly and on your own (werk alleen en stil)
• If finished read the theme words on page 20 (ben je klaar, lees de thema woorden op p.20)

Drag and drop the NL word onto the ENG word

do the dishes

clean the house

(un)load the dishwasher

clear the table

vacuum

take out the rubbish

make your bed

prepare dinner

set the table

sweep the floor

avondeten voorbereiden

tafel dekken

afwas doen

huis schoonmaken

vaatwasser uitladen

tafel afruimen 

vuilnis buiten zetten

veeg de vloer

maak je bed op

stofzuigen

At home (thuis)

• Do exercise (around the house) 2A, 2B and 2C on page 20 (maak 2A, B en C)
•  You have 7 minutes (je hebt 7 minuten)
• Work quietly and on your own (werk alleen en stil)
• If finished do the stones on page 21 (ben je klaar, doe de "stones" op p.21)

Lesson goals

• I know words and activities that are related to house and home.
• I can write sentences using the correct word order.

Word order (SVO)

A sentence’s standard word order is Subject + Verb + Object (SVO).  The subject is what a sentence is about; so, it comes first. 

For example:

The dog (subject) + eats (verb) + popcorn (object).

Word order (SVO)

1. The subject comes first in a sentence because it makes our meaning clear when writing and speaking. 
2. Then, the verb comes after the subject
3. The object comes after the verb; and that’s the most common word order. 

Always SVO

Otherwise you get INCORRECT sentences

 Eats popcorn the dog. (verb + object + subject) 

or 

Popcorn the dog eats. (object + subject + verb).

Let's look at some SVO examples with Adjective and Adverbials

go to exercise 4A on page 21 (ga naar p. 21)

Now do exercises 4B and 4C on page 22 (maak 4B & 4C)

This is homework if you do not finish in class (huiswerk)