Lesson 5: Pearson section 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Pearson section 2

Ready, set and go!

Today's lesson

- Starter

   irregular verbs

- Main course

   Pearson section 2

   Practice

- Dessert

   

Nynke Cnossen

IRREGULAR VERBS

1. come

2. do

3. find

4. say

5. read

6. eat

7. forget

came

forgot

said

did

found

read

ate

IRREGULAR VERBS

1. begin

2. drive

3. make

4. be

5. buy

6. write

7. fly

began

flew

was/were

drove

made

bought

wrote

Learning goal 1

You will know how to use adjectives and why you have to use them.

Which words would you use to describe the
room you are in right now?

Adjectives and Nouns

Studenten bedenken drie bijvoegelijke naamwoorden die iets over hun zeggen.

Laat studenten de woorden opschrijven en zeg dat ze de juiste spelling op moeten zoeken.

Loop tijdens het invullen door de klas en bespreek de woorden individueel met studenten in plaats van klasikaal.

Daarna vullen de studenten de drie woorden in op het woordweb.

I am.......

Bespreek de woorden klasikaal.

Laat in het midden van wie de woorden zijn (voor de veiligheid) maar maak duidelijk dat dit bijvoegelijke naamwoorden (adjectives) zijn omdat ze iets zeggen over een persoon: het zelfstandig naamwoord (noun)

Adjective game

Studenten kijken individueel naar het plaatje en proberen zoveel mogelijk adjectives op te schrijven. 

Daarna controleren in pairs en dan doorstrepen welke woorden ze gelijk hadden.  Daarna gaan de studenten hun woorden tellen.

De student met de meeste woorden in het paartje wint.

Adjectives

Make a story!

You need this in speaking and in writing. 

Learning goal 2

You will know how to use linking words/conjuctions.

Why use a conjunction?

• om twee dingen aan elkaar te verbinden
  
• kunnen woorden, zinsdelen of zinnen zijn
  
• je geeft aan wat de relatie is tussen beide delen (opsomming, reden, tegenstelling,.....) 
  

Why use a 

linking word / conjunction?

Picture = spaghetti junction Birmingham.

Why use a conjunction?

              ... ... ...               

AND   BUT   BECAUSE   THEREFORE   WHILE

Make a sentence using one of the conjunctions.

The cat was sleeping, while the dog was barking.

Write down examples

of an English conjunction (voegwoord).

Denk aan: 

opsomming - keuze - oorzaak - gevolg - tegenstelling - 

tijd - voorwaarde.

English conjunction (voegwoord).

Denk aan: 

opsomming - keuze - oorzaak - gevolg - tegenstelling - 

tijd - voorwaarde.

In the next slides you will see 20 sample sentences with English conjunctions. How many of them are on your list?

There's an <enter> between level A2 and level B1 conjunctions.

Opsomming

He likes playing football and (en) tennis.

He likes playing both football and (zowel ... als) tennis.

Keuze

Do you want peanut butter or (of) jelly on your sandwich?

 

Would you either like the peanut butter or (of ... of) the jelly? 

Reden/oorzaak

I like to eat chocolate because (omdat) it tastes good.

As (omdat) you haven't eaten yet, let's have dinner now.

I'm going to eat a snack, for (want) I'm hungry.

I'll wear a raincoat, since (aangezien) it looks like it's going to rain.

Gevolg

He kissed another girl so (dus) I broke up with him.

 

Provide detailed information so that (zodat) we can replicate the problem.

Tegenstelling

I don't give money to people but (maar) I will for you.

He still failed though / although (hoewel / alhoewel) he studied hard.

 I'll take the medicine, though / even though (ondanks dat) I hate the taste.

 They have a lot of money, however (echter), they still live in a tiny house.

Tijd

You are grounded until (tot, todat) you start behaving!

I'm eating that cake as soon as (zodra) they're out the door.

As / whilst (terwijl) I was leaving, the phone rang.

She was serious when (wanneer) she asked him to marry her.

Voorwaarde

I will call my mum if (als) I need help with anything.

 

Sheryl will go out unless (tenzij) her mum stops her.

English conjunction (voegwoord).

You saw 20 sample sentences with English conjunctions. 

How many of the given conjunctions are on your list?

Remember: it's not only a good idea to know the meaning of these conjunctions for reading and listening.

It's also important to be able to use them for speaking and writing English.

Story without conjunctions.

We use first party cookies to personalise web content. We also use third-party cookies. Cookies can be annoying. They are useful to analyse visits to our websites. We use cookies to tailor advertisments. Some of these cookies are necessary for the website to function. Others require your consent. 

Why use conjunctions?

This is an example of a text without conjunctions. You need 7 sentences to give the information. 

Same story with conjunctions.

We use first party cookies to personalise web content. We also use third-party cookies. Cookies can be annoying. They are useful to analyse visits to our websites. We use cookies to tailor advertisments. Some of these cookies are necessary for the website to function. Others require your consent. 

We use both first and third-party cookies to personalise web content. Even though cookies can be annoying, they are useful to analyse visits to our websites and tailor advertisments. Some of these cookies are necessary for the website to function, whilst others require your consent. 

RED = 7 sentences.

GREEN = 3 sentences.

Students in the Economic department have to be able to write an email using sentences with conjunctions!

Let's exercise!

Work in a pair. 

Each pair will try to make the longest sentence using conjunctions.

No inappropriate language please!

Learning goal 3

You will know how to describe a picture. 

Watch the video: tips

Learning goal 4

You will know what sections 1 and 2 of the exam look like. 

Go to Pearson and show the students what sections 1 and 2 look like. 

Don't forget

You need your username and password to login into the computer.

Test jouw gebruikersnaam en wachtwoord dus even van tevoren op een computer van school.

You will get this information from me!

Dessert 1.1

Four flags

- UK, Canada, Australia = Common Wealth

- USA = Independent

Four flags

- UK, USA, Australia = red, white and blue

- Canada = red and white

Four flags

- British Pounds

- Canadian, American, Australian dollars