This lesson contains 40 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.
Lesson duration is: 50 min
Items in this lesson
Les 1
Slide 1 - Slide
Today's lesson
1. Write down homework.
2. Check: 13, 15, 30, 31, 32 (p. 96)
3. What is it?
4. Grammar: word order + practise
5. Work to do!
Today's Lesson
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What is it?
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It's a highlighter pen! That was difficult!
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Homework:
Tuesday September 24
Do: ex. 18, 19, 20 (p.100/102)
Study:
- vocab "A" (p.130)
- stone 6
- grammar 6
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Homework:
Thursday September 26
Do: ex. 18, 19, 20 (p.100/102)
Study:
- vocab "A" (p.130/131)
- stone 6 (p. 132)
- grammar 6 (p. 133)
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Word order
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Word order
Regels:
Wie? doet wat? waar? wanneer?
plaats voor tijd
Hoe vaak?
Voor het werkwoord (of achter am/is/are)
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Word Order
Wat is de regel?
A
doet-waar-wanneer-wat-wie
B
wanneer-doet-wie-wat-waar
C
wie-doet-wat-waar-wanneer
D
wanneer-wie-doet-wat-waar
Slide 9 - Quiz
Word order
A
time - place
B
place - time
Slide 10 - Quiz
Word Order
What is the correct word order?
A
You there went last Monday.
B
You there last Monday went.
C
You went last Monday there.
D
You went there last Monday.
Slide 11 - Quiz
Word Order
What is the correct word order?
A
See you next Monday at the Google Meet.
B
See you at the Google Meet next Monday.
Slide 12 - Quiz
Word Order
What is the correct word order?
A
Danny went to school yesterday.
B
Went Danny to school yesterday.
C
To school went Danny yesterday.
D
Danny to school went yesterday.
Slide 13 - Quiz
Word order: a ring-bought-Julie- in town - .
Slide 14 - Open question
Word order really/ that/ of/ ! / is/ you/ kind
Slide 15 - Open question
Correct word order: her / in town / yesterday / I / met / .
Slide 16 - Open question
WORD ORDER: write this sentence in the correct word order: Saturday/ go/ the girls/ to the club/ every / .
Slide 17 - Open question
Word order: read - we - the - in - morning - newspaper - the / .
Slide 18 - Open question
Les 2
Slide 19 - Slide
Today's lesson
1. Write down homework.
2. Check: 18, 19, 20 (p. 100/102)
3. Speaking:
SP 3 (p. 233) & SP 6 (p.234)
4. Grammar: numerals & cardinals
5. Work to do!
Today's Lesson
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Homework:
Friday September 27th.
Do: ex. 21 (p.103)
Study:
- vocab "C" (p.130)
- stone 4 (p. 132)
- grammar 4 (p. 108)
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Sp 3 (p. 233) & Sp 6 (p.234)
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At the end of this lesson you know the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers
and how to spell numbers.
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Cardinal numbers
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Cardinal numbers
Hoofdtelwoorden
Tells us how many there is /are of something.
Example: There are two books.
Cardinal is for counting
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When to usecardinal numbers
Hoofdtelwoorden geven een aantal aan. Waar je bij hoofdtelwoorden goed op moet letten is het streepje dat gebruikt wordt bij de getallen 21 t/m 99, dus bijvoorbeeld twenty-one.
Let er ook op dat je na one hundred, of one thousand geen streepje gebruikt, maar een spatie. Bijvoorbeeld one hundred seventy-four.
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Ordinal numbers
Rangtelwoorden
Tells us the position of something in a list.
Example: Washington was the first president of the USA
Ordinal is for order of things
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When to useordinal numbers
Dates (the first of April)
Sequence/order (I finished fourth.)
Floors of a building (He works on the 6th floor.)
Celebrations: birthdays and anniversaries (It's her 17th birthday today.)
Centuries (He lived in the 15th century.)
Kings and Queens: Roman ordinals, but spoken in English (Richard IV = Richard the fourth)
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Making ordinals up to 20: normally add -th after the cardinal number: eleventh, nineteenth (except 1, 2 and 3, 9, 12). Add -st, -nd ,-rd ,-th
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How do you write ordinal numbers?
De meeste rangtelwoorden in het Engels maak je door 'th' aan het getal toe te voegen.