2HM1 17/05: unit 5.4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Good morning, 2HM1!

Today:

• Individual vocabulary work
• Grammar: the gerund 

• Individual grammar work

Lesson aim: at the end of this class you should be able to name at least 1 situation in which you have to use the gerund.

Individual work

• Do assignments 31 and 32
• 10 minutes
• Done? Do ***practise more*** vocab1 and vocab 2

Gerund

Een gerund (ww. + -ing) gebruik je als een zelfstandig naamwoord. 

Je kunt een gerund gebruiken:

1. Als onderwerp:

                   Eating is my favourite hobby.

                   Having a friend like you is great!

2. Na werkwoorden als love, hate, stop, keep on, 

                   I love travelling

                   They stopped seeing each other for a while.

Gerund

- Na werkwoorden waarmee je aangeeft wat je wel of niet leuk vindt (like, dislike, love, hate, fancy, envy):

- Na zintuigelijke werkwoorden (see, watch, hear, smell, feel):

- Na de specifieke werkwoorden avoid, consider, give up, go on, keep, manage, mind, prefer, recommend, start, stop, finish en suggest:

- Na uitdrukkingen 

- Na voorzetsels

Gerund

NOTE: 

- the gerund is not the same as the continuous tense

- in case you can't use the gerund, you use to + full verb (to + hele ww.)

I don't fancy ________ (go) out tonight.

1. to go
2. going

I promise _______ (help) you tomorrow.

1. to help
2. helping

She agreed _______ (bring) the pudding to dinner.

1. to bring
2. bringing

My mom has finished ________ (cook); come and eat!

1. to cook
2. cooking

Now it's your turn, write down to + infinitive or the gerund.
He enjoys ________ (have) a bath in the evening.

to + infintive or the gerund?
The boy kept on _______ (talk) during the film.

to + infinitive or the gerund?
He decided _______ (study) biology.

to + infinitive or the gerund?
I truly dislike _______ (wait).

to + infinitive or the gerund?
________ (laugh) is good for you.

to + infinitive or the gerund?
I don't want _______ (leave) yet.

to + infinitive or the gerund?
We hope _______ (visit) Amsterdam next month.

to + infinitive or the gerund?
I don't recommend _______ (take) the bus; it takes forever!

Individual work

• Do grammar assignment 33 and listening assignment 30
• Do ***practise more*** grammar 1 and grammar 2
• 20 minutes
• Done? Finish ***practise more*** vocab1 and vocab2

Lesson aim & homework

Lesson aim: when do you have to use the gerund?

Homework: study vocab lessons 1 - 4

Good luck and see you Wednesday!