This lesson contains 49 slides, with text slides and 2 videos.
Lesson duration is: 45 min
Items in this lesson
speakout unit 2:
tales
period 2
grammar: present perfect/past simple
describe types of stories
common uses of prepositions
a lot of speaking excercises!
homework per week now
test at the end of period 2
Marion Knikman, Deltion College IAS/LVD 2022
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keep a glossary:
of all words you didn't know yet
in a paper notebook, app, Word, OneNote
or any other way
whatever is easiest for you!
teacher writes important words on the board during the lesson
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in class you'll need:
your SpeakOut book
your laptop
a paper notebook/pen
sometimes also earphones
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Slide 4 - Video
open your SpeakOut book please
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homework My English Lab:
Unit 2.1 vocabulary:
1A
1B
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unit 2.1 excercise 5ABC
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present perfect
To talk about experiences or things that happened before now. The time is not specified or important.
To talk about recent events, or an action which started in the past and continues now.
past simple
To talk about a specific event in the past (weknow whenthe event happened).
To talk about an action which started and finished at a specific time in the past.
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unit 2.1 excercise 6AB
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welcome in today's class:
letter about your examination
we look at a film trailer
we read what the film is about/talk about it
assignment: grammar (present perfect/past simple)
time for homework
this afternoon: a speaking excercise and time for homework
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Slide 11 - Video
Speakout page 21
assignment 6A: read the text
what changed Chris Gardner's life?
meeting a stockbroker and asking him out to lunch changed his life
assignment 6B: complete the text with the correct forms of the verbs (de werkwoorden) in brackets (tussen haakjes)
read the sentences out loud to check
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homework
in My English Lab
last week: 1AB, 2, 3, 4A (some of you need to finish these)
today: assignment 6 ABCD (reading)
this afternoon: short speaking excercise and time for homework
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speaking excercise:
Form pairs (tweetallen)
Try to find out 5 things you havein common (hetzelfde)
and 5 things that you do NOT have in common
You may use the list on the board for questions, but you may be creative! Ask as much as you can think of!
You have 10 minutes, English only!
Be prepared to share your findings in class
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Student A: did you ever:
win a competition?
eat something very unusual?
break a bone in your body?
lock yourself out of the house?
ride a horse or motorbike?
climb a mountain?
run more that 2 kilometers?
do something illegal?
Student B: did you ever:
appear on TV/ in newspaper?
watch a film outdoors?
do something embarrasing?
write a poem/story?
go to a country on a different continent?
collect something as a hobby?
see someone commit a crime?
play a musical instrument?
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homework
in My English Lab:
1AB, 2, 3, 4A,6ABCD
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welcome in today's class:
letter about your examination?
you prepared your life in film
form pairs and present your film
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your life in film:
You prepared your life in film.
Form pairs and presentthis film to each other (laptop, drawing etc.)
Take turns
Think of 3 questions to ask your partner about the film, like: Why did you choose to?... What happened when you?... What did you enjoy best about?.... What actor would you choose to play you? (why/what/where/who questions)
time: 5 minutes per presentation, 10 minutes in total.
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welcome in today's class:
letter about your examination (A2 or B1)?
please take out your Speakout book
please stow your coat/bag/phone
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today's goals:
grammar: prepositions (voorzetsels) + expressions of time
grammar: fixed expressions with prepositions
reading: conspiracy theories
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preposition + expressions of time
preposition= voorzetsel ("kastwoorden": on, at, in, by, etc.)
expression of time = Monday, the 21st century, yesterday, lunchtime, New Year's eve, 2010, etc.
What preposition do you use if you want to express time?
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at, in, on
AT = at thAT time (specific times: at the weekend)
IN = in wINter (for time periods)
ON = on MONday (specific days or parts of days)
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page 22, assignment:
10 (which word goes where?)
11 (on, for or by?)
12A, B + C (match expressions, make questions and talk to each other)
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news article
look online for an interesting news article on an English news website (CNN, BBC, Sky news, etc.)
summarize the article (samenvatten)
share your summary with the class (in turns, do not read the article but your summary)