Unit 6 - 07/03/22

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome

Today you'll need:

- your workbook

- your laptop

What are we doing today?

1.  homework check
   
2.  irregular verbs
3.  e-mail 
4.  vocabulary

Homework check

SB pg 71

Past simple

Happened during a specific time in the past (ex. yesterday)

Form: verb + -ed OR 2ndrow irregular verbs

Questions & negatives:

Use did (past of do) > verb does not chance 

- Did you live abroad?

- They did not go to Spain this year.

Choose the correct Past Simple form:
Nancy ....... with her friends yesterday.

1. has played
2. played
3. plaied
4. did played

Choose the correct Past Simple form:
........ for his test?

1. Did he studyed?
2. Did he studied?
3. Studied he?
4. Did he study?

Choose the correct Past Simple form:
In July 2019 Boris Johnson ..... the Prime Minister of the UK.

1. became
2. become
3. becomed
4. becamed

Choose the correct Past Simple form:
...... see that movie last night?

1. Did you see?
2. Did you seed?
3. Did you saw?
4. Did you seeing?

quizlet.com

What is the difference between a formal and informal email?

You want to send an e-mail to your cousin. Which order should it be in?

Subject: My school

Dear Steven,

Thank you for your e-mail, it was nice to hear from you.

I go to school in Amersfoort now, I really like it there. Where do you go to school?

I would love to hear from you soon.

Kind regards,

Jeff

Parts of an e-mail

Subject: What's your e-mail about

Greeting: greet the person to whom you're sending the e-mail

Reason: why are you emailing them? 

Main text: the main message of your e-mail

Closing: what do you expect of the person e-mailing you?

Greeting: close your e-mail appropriately

How would you greet someone? Drag the greetings to the right spot.

- Someone you know well, a friend or family member

- Someone you don't know well, a teacher or your boss

- Someone you don't know the name of

Dear Daniel

Dear Mr Johnson

Dear Sir/Madam

Reason for writing

- You are reacting to an e-mail you got from someone

- You want to know how someone is doing

- you want information on something

- etc.

Before you start writing (your test), make sure you know why you're writing and to whom.

Main text

Write your message to the reader

- Write down what you want to say, make a new paragraph with each thing you talk about.

- Always skip a line between paragraphs to make it nicer to read!

Closing

Write down what you expect from the reader:

- I hope to hear from you soon

- I would like you to hand this in on Monday

- Tell me if you're available Saturday

(These are just examples, you could want something else)

How would finish your e-mail? Drag the greetings to the right spot.

- Someone you know well, a friend or family member

- Someone you don't know well, a teacher or your boss

- Someone you don't know the name of

Bye!

Yours sincerely

Yours faithfully

Parts of an e-mail

Subject

Greeting

Reason

Main text

Closing

Greeting

Close your e-mail appropriately

The main message of your e-mail

What's your e-mail about

you greet the person to whom you're sending the e-mail

why are you e-mailing them?

what do you expect of the person e-mailing you?

Important:

- Capital letters (start, I & Names)

- Use of . or , 

- E-mail length

- E-mail content

Feedback

Read your neighbour's e-mail to Simon & use the feedback form to check their e-mail. 

Practice

Next week

Finish e-mail (Teams)

Study irregular verbs + vocabulary U6 (Quizlet)