Unit 2 - fact or fiction - 2.1

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Second quarter: Unit 2

Lesson Goals Unit 2:

speaking:

* talk about stories, news events, truth or lie

listening:

* listen to news stories

reading:

* conspiracy theories & lying

writing:

* a news report

Today's lesson goal:

Any questions so far?

* information on Unit

* practice vocab (6-8 min)

* talk about what kind of movies you like (8-10 min)

* classroom assignment (10 min)

Unit 2, Speakout, p. 20:

Fact or fiction?

The Crown

P. 20, 1B

Work in pairs and do the quiz: read the texts about several movies and decide whether the information is fact, fiction, or partly true. 

Film-makers have the right to change the facts of the story.

agreeing completely

agreeing, but not completely

agreeing reluctantly

disagreeing politely

Absolutely!

Sure!

I know what you mean.

Up to a point. 

I kind of agree.

It's partly to do with that. 

You might be right. 

I suppose so. 

I guess.

I'm not so sure that's true. 

We should have lunch some time. 

I'm afraid I don't see it like that. 

Types of story (ex 2, p. 20)

Disaster   -  main character    -   to dress up    -

         old-fashioned    -     imaginary

2a: match the types of story with their description

b: read & discuss

c: read & answer the questions

* work in pairs

* take 8 minutes before we'll check answers

Look at p. 21. Do you know the actors and the characters they played? How did they prepare? How would you prepare?

Listening

The importance of vocab in reading and listening (and in language in general):

In fact

Source

Historian

Audience

Obviously

p. 20, ex 3A & 3C

So listen and answer the questions (open questions AND T/F. 

p. 20, ex 4A

So listen and complete the information (8: cross out "her".)

Grammar: present perfect & past simple

PPT Nu Engels

Past tenses

Past simple: 

Yesterday I went to school. 

Present perfect: 

I have lived in Enschede for 20 years. 

Past continuous: 

I was reading a book when the phone rang. 

Past simple

present perfect

past continuous

Yesterday I went to school.

I have lived here for 20 yrs. 

I was reading a book when the phone rang. 

Hoe vorm je de Past simple?

- ww + ed (regelmatig)

- eigen vorm (leren, 2e rijtje)

I went                    she danced

they drove            you talked

Signaalwoorden:

Last week, yesterday, in 2018, when I was a little kid. 

I had a meeting this morning at 8. 

During WO2, my grandfather was imprisoned in Germany. 

Daisy bought a new coat yesterday. 

bepaling van tijd + past simple 

Vorm: have of has + volt deelwoord (3e rijtje) 

voltooid deelwoord: ww + ed of eigen vorm (uit je hoofd weten)

Signaalwoorden: fyne jas 

Fyne jas

Dit is het ezelsbruggetje:

Bij de woorden

For

Yet

Never

Ever

Just

Already

Since

gebruik je ALTIJD de Present Perfect. 

Have you EVER seen a cat. 

She has talked, they have been, we have lived, you have driven, it has frozen. 

We have just decided to take action. 

I have never been to Argentina. 

The thief has already been arrested. 

Have you ever thought of changing your behaviour?

They have bought a new car. 

He has lived in Enschede for over 20 years. 

In verleden gestart (signaalwoord of context) + present perfect. 

Ex 6B, p. 21: complete the text with the correct verbs/quiz in LessonUp.

Present	past	past participle
Be	was/were	(have/has) been
Spend	spent	(have/ has) spent

This ring ______ in our family since 1853.

1. was
2. has been

We _______ this musical five times already.

1. saw
2. have seen

When Sue was five, she accidentally ________ a marble.

1. swallowed
2. has swallowed

I _____ my best friend for 8 years.

1. know
2. have known

Robin _____ the piano until his 15th birthday.

1. played
2. has played

Robin _____ the piano since his 15th birthday.

1. played
2. has played

I _____ when there _____ a blackout.

1. read a book, was
2. was reading a book, was
3. was reading a book, has been
4. read a book, has been

"Have you ever..."questions

What should the question look like (i.e.: which verb do you use)?

Vorm:

1. to be verleden tijd

2. ww

3. -ing 

Vaak gebruikt in combinatie met past simple. Ik was NET een boek aan het lezen, toen de telefoon ging. Of: we waren aan het voetballen toen het begon te sneeuwen. 

I was reading a book, Andrew was doing the dishes.

We were doing the dishes when the plate fell on the floor. 

Edward was having dinner when his boss phoned. 

I was reading a book when the kids came home. 

present continuous: een handeling die enige tijd duurde

Past simple: korte gebeurtenis die de andere handeling onderbrak.