bol 2 week 4

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 3

Welcome!

- Speaking: word prompts

- Pronunciation: the letter D

- Quizlet words: make sentences

- Reading: 

Speaking

- I tell two people to turn on their microphones

- a word appears on the screen

- person A asks person B a question using that word

- Person B answers

- A new word appears, person B asks person A a question, person A answers

Package

Advice

Disappaointed

Listen

Popular

Remember

Stange

Worst

Recipe

Pronunciation

The letter D

Word, worded, asked

Same difference as last week, which is:

D

- when the sound before the findal D is voiceless (part of 't kofschip), the D sounds like a T:  worked

- When the sound before it is voiced, it sound like a D, This is different than in Dutch!! Word

- when you see that the word ends in -ed, and the e is pronounced, it sounds like -id: worded

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
needed

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
walked

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
Smelled

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
saved

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
asked

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
rested

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
called

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
Played

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
bugged

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
wanted

1. t
2. d
3. id

What does the D at the end of this word sound like:
passed

1. t
2. d
3. id

Repeat

- when the sound before the findal D is voiceless (part of 't kofschip), the D sounds like a T: worked

- When the sound before it is voiced, it sound like a D, This is different than in Dutch!! Word

- when you see that the word ends in -ed, and the e is pronounced, it sounds like -id: worded

quizlet

- use the words from last week's quizlet

- make sentences

- one word = one sentence

- hard mode: make a story (that actualy makes sense) using all the words 

Reading

- Look at the word document

- Make the preperation exercises

- Read the text and make the exersises