21-10-21 1B week 1.6 lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome

Thursday 21 October 2021

Tijdens deze les alleen de luisterteksten behandeld. have got moet nog behandeld worden!

Today's lesson

Learning goals

have got

listening test information

Plenary

Learning goals

By the end of this lesson, you:

Have listened to a listening text

Can use has got / have got in sentences

Can ask questions using has got / have got

Homework for today

Workbook, page 7, exercises 1, 2, 3 , 5

(Family, family tree)

Any questions?

Test starter unit -week 1.6

Numbers, the alphabet, days and months, classroom objects, 

To be, prepositions, this / that/ these/ those

weging 3

Tip: Op It'slearning staan de presentaties van de afgelopen lessen.

Questions: Stel ze tijdens de Independent work blok

week 1.7 Listening test

You will have a listening test in week 1.7

weging 6

Toetsduur: 60 min (blokuur)

We will practise in class

I am

You are

He / she it  is

We are

You are

They are

I'm

You're

He's / She's /It's

We're

You're

They're

To be

You must learn this list!

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have got - negatives / questions

Harry has got brown hair

Ontkenning:

Harry has not got brown hair

Question:

Has Harry got brown hair?

Have got-Independent work

Denk je have got goed te begrijpen?

Workbook page 8, exercise 3, 5, 6, 7

Vind je have got nog lastig?

Workbook page 8, exercise 1, 2, 4

Listening practise:

Student's book page 14

track 1= 2.35 min

track 2=1.11 min

have got - check

Fill in the blanks, using has got / have got:

1. Harry ____ brown eyes.
2. Peter and Sally ______ two cousins.
3. You ______ black hair.
4. Jenny _____ (not) a dog.
5. We ______ (not) a blue  car.

have got - check

Turn these sentences into questions:

1. Harry has got brown eyes
2. Peter and Sally have got two cousins.
3. Jenny hasn't got a dog.
4. We havn't got a blue  car.

Plenary

Do you know when to use has got / have got?

Can you turn a sentence with has got / have got into a question?

Was the listening practise easy or hard?

How did you find working in different groups?