Lesson 3-11

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME

Today

1. Goals
2. Check homework (repetition)
3. Revision of last class
   
4. Practise with vocab from 2.2
5. Work on your reading skills

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You can tell time
• You have expanded your vocabulary
• Know what to do for the reading test

What time is it?

1. It's seven hour.
2. It's seven o'clock.
3. It's seven hours.
4. It's seven clock.

August is the ... (8) month of the year.

1. eighth
2. Eightest
3. Eet
4. Eightieth

What is the first month of the year?

1. September
2. December
3. February
4. January

Text

Text

Match the days and months in Dutch to the ones in English

Donderdag

Maandag

Vrijdag

Februari

Mei

Friday

May

Thursday

February

Monday

What do the days and months start with in English?

1. A comma
2. A hyphen (streepje)
3. A capital letter
4. Nothing

24 juli

1. The twenty-four of July
2. The twenty-fourth of July
3. Twenty four July
4. July the twenty-fourth

17 december

1. The seventeenth of December
2. The seventeenth of december
3. December seventeen
4. Seventeen September

WRITE DOWN THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE WORDS BETWEEN BRACKETS (HAAKJES)

1. Will Smith is a very (beroemde) actor.

2. All the tickets were (uitverkocht) within an hour!

3. Do you want to work (samen)?

4. She works nine hours a day, (soms) more than that.

5. I want to go away tonight or early (morgen) morning.

Your Turn!

Make exercise 12 (page 52)

You can use your coursebook, page 99

Ready? Close your book

Reading Strategies

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2:

3:

4:

Stappenplan

Practise

Do: work on the hand-out

Ready? Continue with exercise 11 (page 51)

Any questions about the test?

Do you feel confident about the test?

Positive

Subject + to be +	Going to +	Infinitive
I am	Going to	Leave
He/she/it is	Going to	Leave
You/we/they are	Going to	Leave

Form of to be (am/are/is) + going to + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

• Gonna

Negative

Subject + to be +	Not	Going to +	Infinitive
I am	not	Going to	Leave
He/she/it is	not	Going to	Leave
You/we/they are	not	Going to	Leave

Form of to be (am/are/is) + going to + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

Question

To be + subject	Going to +	Infinitive + ?
Am I	Going to	Leave?
Is he/she/it	Going to	Leave?
Are you/we/they	Going to	Leave?

Form of to be (am/are/is) + going to + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

Use - To be going to (1)

We use "to be going to" to talk about the future:

1. To talk about future plans  (and intentions):

• We're not going to paint our bedroom tomorrow.
• I'm going to watch the match tonight. 

1. To talk about predictions:

• Look at the sky, it's going to rain soon.
  
• It's 08:30, you're going to miss your train!

Time expressions:

Tomorrow, tonight, in two hours, next week, next year, when I grow up, in two days

00:47

What is he going to do next?

01:19

What is he going to do?

01:33

Is he going to enter the room?

1. Yes
2. No

02:10

What is he going to do now?

Worksheet

To be going to

What: Ex. 1 + 2 + 3

Time: 5 minutes

Done: Let me know

Worksheet

To be going to

What: Activity

How: Together (in pairs)

Time: 5 minutes

Done: Let me know

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use the tense "To be going to"
• You know how to make sentences with "To be going to"

What have you learned in this lesson?
Can you give me an example?

Homework

Study: Grammar 2.3

Do: Exercise 13 (page 53)