EN_H2_Prepositions of place + Negation_HAVO 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Ibrahim
Hayrünnisa	Wilson
Leyla	Mohammed
Tehzeeb	Melek

	Manar
Khadija	Nodari
Lilian	Haitham
Imran	Hamza

	Abdelhadi
Waeisam	Nour
Hussein	Matlooba
Chaimae	Khaoula

DOCENT

PLATTEGROND H3B

Loubna

Be ready to work in 5 minutes !

- Take off your jacket!

- Book, pen & notebook on the table

- Mobile in your bag

- Bag on the floor

- No. You can't go to the toilet! 

Welcome H3C

Hello!

What are we going to do today?

- Homework check: Peanut butter panic

- Learn different forms of agreeing/disagreeing

- Learn prepositions of direction

- Practise vocabulary from text H with Kahoot!

What for?

At the end of this class I...

... know the difference between not...either, so, neither, nor and can use them correctly.

... know at least five prepositions of direction and can use these correctly.

... know 5 words related to illnesses/well-being

Peanut Butter Panic

- What's the text about?

- What do you think about the subject?

- Have you got any allergies?

- What should you do if you are allergic to peanuts?

- What musn't you do?

Peanut Butter Panic

- What's the text about?

- Have you got any phobias?

Let's read: Peanut Butter Panic

p. 26

Grammar 4, page 25

So + modal verb + subject

• Meaning: 'ook'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook geldt.
  
• Use: When you compare people, objects or other things.

I am lovely. So are you. (= to be vorm in de zin)

Her friend loves shopping. So do you. (= geen vorm van hww in zin)

• Structure: Je begint de zin met SO, herhaalt het werkwoord indien dit een hulpwerkwoord is, en eindigt met het onderwerp. (geen hulpwerkwoord? gebruik 'do' in je bevestiging)

- Meaning: 'ook'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook geldt.

- Use: When you compare people, objects or other things.

Susan: "I am tired". 

Mary: "So am I". 

Her friend loves shopping. So do you. 

Susan: I can swim very fast.

Mary: So can I!

So + modal verb + subject

Examples of modal verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

vormen to be

vormen to have

can-could

will-would

shall-should

may-might

must 

- Meaning: 'ook niet'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook NIET geldt.

- Use: Negation.

I don't really like Biology. She doesn't like it either. 

     They aren't going to that party. We aren't going either. 

Subject + Modal verb not + Either

Subject + do/does not + Either

- Meaning: 'ook niet'; als iets voor jou (of iemand anders) ook NIET geldt.

- Use: We use neither/nor in a negative comparison.

We don't like Mondays - Nor do I /Neither do I.

She never drinks beer - Nor do I / Neither do I.

I wouldn't climb a mountain - Nor would I / Neither would I.

Neither/nor + modal verb + subject

Neither/nor + do/does + subject.

Make it!

KEY exercise 13, page 34

1. Neither have I / Nor have I / I haven't either
   
2. So am I
   
3. So are mine
   
4. Neither do mine / Nor do mine / Mine don't either
   
5. So will I (be)
   
6. Neither will I / Nor will I

She liked the film very much. (ik ook)

We have never been to NYC before

Grammar 4, page 25, prepositions of direction

Let's practise!

Make exercises 14 & 15 in your workbook! (p. 34-35)

Kahoot!

Thank you for the good work!

See you next time!