EFE Unit 24-25

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• ISK
• Leerroute a1
• Leerroute a2

                              

For the new students,

• What is your name?
• How old are you?
• Where do you live?
• How long have you been in The Netherlands?
• 
  
• What would you like to do after school? (work, further study, etc.)
• What are your hobbies and interests?

please introduce yourself

==> My name is... 

==> I am ... years old.

==> I live in ...

==> I've been living in the Netherlands for .... years.

==> After school, I would like to work in... / I would like to work as...

==> I enjoy... / I love... / I like...

How was your Eid celebration?

(Past Simple)

When did it happen?

Where did it happen? (with whom?)

What did you do? How was it?

       Last Saturday, I went to an Arabic restaurant in Eindhoven with my best friend. We ate shawarma and fattoush salad. We also had a dessert called "baklava". The food was delicious and we really enjoyed it. 

The cat is sleeping on ___ table in our kitchen.

1. a
2. an
3. the

The film starts at 2 p.m. Let's meet at ___ cinema at 1:45.

1. a
2. an
3. the

In the UK, you can drive ___ car when you're 17 years old.

1. a
2. an
3. the

I went to the market and bought ___ orange and some bananas.

1. a
2. an
3. the

I need to buy ___ new phone. Mine is broken.

1. a
2. an
3. the

I went to the zoo and saw ___ elephant.

1. a
2. an
3. the

In ___ summer, I go on holiday with my family.

1. a
2. an
3. the

For breakfast, I had ___ cup of coffee and some toast.

1. a
2. an
3. the

My mother is ___ English teacher.

1. a
2. an
3. the

Get to work!

Wake up!

Finish your food!

Go straight ahead.

Be careful!

Attention!

At the end of the lessons,

Unit 24: Joining sentences

• I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

Unit 25: Describing places

•   I can give more information about nouns.
  
• I can describe a person, building or place.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (and)

I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

• There's a library.
• There's a restaurant.
  

• There's a library.
• There's a restaurant.

• There's a library and a restaurant.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (and)

I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

• My sister lives in Paris. 
  
• My sister works in Paris.
  

• My sister lives in Paris.
• My sister works in Paris.

• My sister lives and works in Paris.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (and)

I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

• My father is an engineer. 
  
• My brother is an engineer.
  

• My father is an engineer.
• My brother is an engineer.

• My father and brother is an engineer.

• My father and brother is an engineer.
•               subject            verb
• My father and brother is an engineer.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (and)

I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

My father is an engineer. 
My brother is an engineer.

My father is an engineer.
My brother is an engineer.

My father and brother is an engineer.

My father and brother is an engineer.
              subject            verb

• My father and brother are both engineers.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (and)

I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

• Simon plays video games. 
  
• Simon watches TV every night.
  

• Simon plays video games.
• Simon watches TV every night.

• Simon plays video games and watches TV every night.

Unit 24 Joining sentences (but)

I can introduce a contrast to a sentence.

• There is a mosque. 
  
• There isn't a church.
  

• There is mosque, but there isn't a church.

• There isn't a church here, but there is a mosque.

• There is a hotel.
• There isn't a store.

• There is a hotel, but there isn't a store.

• There isn't a store here, but there is a hotel.

https://wordwall.net/play/89569/178/297

Do the assignment online on Wordwall.

Option 1

Practice (RED) Book - page 78-80.

Do the assignment 24.1, 24.4, 24.5 and 24.6.

Option 2

There is mosque and a church but there isn't a factory.

• There is a cat and a rabbit but there isn't a snake.
  

• There is a doctor and a carpenter but there isn't a chef (a cook).
  

There is mosque and a church but there isn't a factory.

• There is a laptop and a book but there isn't a mobile phone (a cellphone).
  

• There is a cinema and a restaurant but there isn't a theater.
  

At the end of the lessons,

Unit 24: Joining sentences

• I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

Unit 25: Describing places

•   I can give more information about nouns.
  
• I can describe a person, building or place.

to describe these cats

how something looks: color

can even tell how many: number

how something feels: 

how something acts: 

At the end of the lessons,

Unit 24: Joining sentences

• I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

Unit 25: Describing places

•   I can give more information about nouns.
  
• I can describe a person, building or place.

My Hometown

I can describe my own town confidently using adjectives.

My hometown is a small town. It is near the mountains. There is a market and a school. People are friendly. Children play in the park. I like my hometown.

My hometown is a quiet little town. It is near the beautiful mountains. There is a busy market and a large school. People are kind and friendly. Children play in the green park. I like my peaceful hometown.

At the end of the lessons,

Unit 24: Joining sentences

• I can add things to a sentence or link sentence together.

Unit 25: Describing places

•   I can give more information about nouns.
  
• I can describe a person, building or place.