Theme 5 - English around the world

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Theme 5

Werkboek B - Hoofdstuk 5 - 

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 , 14,15, 16,17,18,19, 20,21, 22 , 25,26,27 

Slim stampen ( A,B,C,D,G,H,I ) 

of/en 

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The Commonwealth

• 53 member states
• all former territories of the British Empire 
• after decolonisation they became "free and equal" 
• ceremonial head of Commonwealth: King Charles
• united by "language, history, culture and shared values of democracy, free speech, human rights, and the rule of law".
• Commonwealth Games - like the Olympic Games

•  360.000.000 people speaking English as a first language. 
  
• 900.000.000 people speaking Chinese as a first language.
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• Why is English called the Global language when Clearly Chinese is spoken a lot more? 

1.200.000.000 people can communicate in English globally. Where Chinese is only spoken in China and only around 

200.000.000 people speak Chinese as a second language.

So that totales up to 1.100.000.000 people who can communicate in Chinese.

English around the world

 doelen:

 - Ik ken woorden die te maken hebben met taal

 - Ik ken woorden die te maken hebben met overtuigen

 -  Ik herken en kan samengestelde & complexe zinnen maken

 - Ik herken en kan betrekkelijke bijzinnen maken

colony

communicate

customs

explorer

global

influence

inhabitant

trade

native language

origin

roots

society

choir

cover

accomodation

join hands

majority

leading

scenic

custom

takeaway food

tip

search

alarm clock

concern

purchase

feeling homesick

wipe

actress

pasture

ancestor

similar

according to

jealous

rural

boarding school

Samengestelde & complexe zinnen:

Wat zijn dat?

enkelvoudige zin:

onderwerp & persoonsvorm

v.b. Bob walks to school

samengestelde zin:

twee enkelvoudige zinnen verbonden met:

and, but, for, nor, or, yet, so

v.b.: Bob walks to school and John goes by bus.

Een samengestelde zin heeft dus:

2 onderwerpen & 2 persoonsvormen

complexe zin

een hoofdzin met een bijzin met één van deze voegwoorden:

because, since, after, although, when

v.b.: John goes to bus by school because he lives far away.

Betrekkelijk bijzinnen

The men who put out the fire are heroes

We missed the train which left at half past two

This is the cat that followed me home

Matt, who is my best friend, is younger than I am.

This watch, which is new, works under water. 

Use: who, which or that.
This is the cat __________________ followed me home.

Use: who, which or that.
This watch, __________________ is new, works under water.

Use: who, which or that.
The men __________________ put out the fire are heroes.

My brother looks a lot
like me, because / but he is taller.

Raheem always seems to be in a hurry although / when I see him.

I don’t want to go to Alaska
because / or it’s too cold out there.

Use: and – although – because – but – nor – or – since – when

I’m wearing my sister’s coat _____________ I can’t find mine.

Use: and – although – because – but – nor – or – since – when

I promised to call Lisa, _____________ I forgot to do so.