week 4 lesson 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Read chapters 9+10

presentations

I can find the most important information in a text

I can write an essay 

and use the gerund and relative pronouns

Unit 6

Lesson 1

exercises 3 and 4

Homework

40/41/42/43 + self-test

Catch up (exercises you need to improve)

Laugh yourself to health

7 maart

toets two weeks with the queen

What is an essay?

Parts of an essay

An impactful, well-structured essay comes down to three important parts: the introduction, body, and conclusion.

1. The introduction sets the stage for your essay and is typically a paragraph long. It should grab the reader’s attention and give them a clear idea of what your essay will be about.

2. The body is where you dive deeper into your topic and present your arguments and evidence. It usually consists of two paragraphs, but this can vary depending on the type of essay you’re writing.

3. The conclusion brings your essay to a close and is typically one paragraph long. It should summarize the main points of the essay and leave the reader with something to think about.

Make

exercises 5 and 6 (unit 6 lesson 1)

Ready? Make Unit 5 (Cambridge)-writing (essay)

What is an essay?

Gerund 

Gerund = verb + ing

 a verb (ww) + ing = noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)

Je kunt een gerund gebruiken na werkwoorden zoals: Love, stop, start and enoy. 

shop (verb) + ing = shopping (noun)               = gerund

game (verb) + ing = gaming (noun)                  = gerund

eat (verb) + ing = eating (noun)                          = gerund 

Gerund

Gerund

Relative pronouns (who/which/that/x)

make exercise 7 + 8 + 9

Or listen to explanation

BETREKKELIJKE VNW.

WHO - WHICH - THAT

in het Nederlands die en dat

hebben als functie om betrekken te hebben op iets wat daarvoor al is genoemd

BETREKKELIJKE VNW.

WHO - WHICH - THAT

in het Nederlands die en dat

Use "which" for things and "who" for people. Use "that" for things and, informally, for people. 

    WHICH AND THAT

            for things

The carpet that you bought has moth damage.

"That" can also be used to replace "which" without a comma

    WHICH AND THAT

            for things

My Persian carpet, which I bought in Qom, has been chewed by the dog.

A "carpet" is a thing, so "which" is correct. NB: Using "which" with a comma is fine.

    WHICH AND THAT

            for things

My Persian carpet, that I bought in Qom, has been chewed by the dog. X

"That" cannot be used to replace "which" with a comma.

                  WHO

            for people

The boy who stole your bike is at the door.

A "boy" is a person, so "who" is correct.

                  THAT

            for people

The boy who stole your bike is at the door.

"That" can also be used for people, but don't use it in formal writing.

                  THAT

            for people

The boy that stole your bike is at the door.

"That" can also be used for people, but don't use it in formal writing.

   WHO WHICH THAT     THAT

            when not to use them

She's the football coach ø I admire the most.

(I is het onderwerp in de bijzin; who mag dus weg.)

Writing an essay

Make Unit 5 (Cambridge)-writing (essay)

Self test unit 5

Ready? Make Unit 6 lesson 1     ex 5/6/7/8/9

+ get ahead: Brit arrested in Germany for stealing rhino horn

What is an Essay?

1. A piece of writing that dicusses a topic, expresses an opinion, and gives reasons for your opinion.
2. A piece of writing that is adressed to somebody which starts with Dear or hello.
3. A piece of writing in which a fictional story is told.
4. A piece of writing that gives an opinion about a movie or a book,

I can find the most important information in a text

I can write an essay 

and use the gerund and relative pronouns

How did you practice 

with the goals?

Homework

Make Unit 5 (Cambridge)-writing (essay)

questions study guide two weeks with the queen chapters 1 to 10

Unit 6 lesson 1Make 7/8/9

+ get ahead: Brit arrested in Germany for stealing rhino horn