Introduction

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome to English class M4D!

Lesson Goals

Introduction Lesson:

• Get to know each other
• classroom rules
• stuff you need for this class
• what we're going to do in P1
• Get started on chapter 1

Teacher: Ms Hofland

email: [e-mail]

age: 41 

from: Budel

Family: Hans, Robyn (13) & Finn (12)

Dog: Sjonnie

loves: fitness, travelling, cooking, reading, Netflix, Spanish

Tell me a bit about yourself

Answer one question from the question wheel

What to bring to class?

• Stepping stones English book
• Pens, 1 black or blue, 1 red
  
• pencil
• marker
• Notebook
• diary

Where to find??

It's learning --> planner, assignments, projects, extra practice material and websites

Homework --> write in your diary

classroom dos 

• Be on time
  
• be nice
• bring all your stuff
• Take out your books when you enter
• stay seated
• do your homework

& don'ts

• be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions
• talk when I'm talking
• eat or drink in class 
• chew gum
• Go to the bathroom

Schoolbrede afspraken

Period 1 tests

Chapter 1 To the extreme

Getting started 

We're going to start with a short grammar recap.

No need to take notes, just pay attention

Modal verbs recap

• Modal verbs are called hulpwerkwoorden
• They’re used alongside the main verb
• They never change

Modal verbs are quite common in English; you’ve seen them in action hundreds of times even if you didn’t know what they were called.

Can you guess which ones are the most frequently used?

Most frequently used:

Can, Could, May, Might

Will, Would, Should, Must

should (zou moeten)

Should is used to give advice:

You should really go to bed earlier.

You should eat more vegetables.

You shouldn't drink so much alcohol. 

Negative form: should not or shouldn't

Must or have to?

Must en have to betekenen allebei moeten

Must gebruik je als je zelf vindt dat iets moet:

I must lose some weight.

I must get a new haircut. 

I must book a hotel for my trip next week.

Must or have to?

Must kun je ook gebruiken om advies te geven maar het is dringender dan should:

You must call your mum today, it's her birthday!

You must see this movie, it's fantastic!

You mustn't take her to that new restaurant, it's awful!

negative form: must not or mustn't

Must or have to?

Have to gebruik je als je iets moet van iemand anders. Het is verplicht. 

Dad said I have to be home by eleven.

We have to hand in the project next Wednesday.

Mike can't come because he has to work tomorrow.

can/could or be able to

Can gebruik je als iets mogelijk of toegestaan is. Ook gebruik je can als iemand iets kan doen.

You can park your car here.

Demi can play the guitar.

can/could or be able to

Could  is de verleden tijd van can . Je gebruikt het als iemand iets kon in het verleden.

You could see the whole city from the Eiffel Tower. 

Het is ook beleefder dan can:

Could you please tell me where I can find a supermarket?

can/could or be able to

Can en could kun je dus alleen in de tegenwoordige of verleden tijd gebruiken. Als je in een andere tijd wil zeggen dat je iets kan moet je be able to gebruiken.

Je zet be in de tijd die je wil gebruiken, able to blijft altijd hetzelfde

example:

Je wil zeggen dat iemand in de toekomst iets zal kunnen: 

He won't be able to come to school next week. (future)

Je wil zeggen dat iemand iets nooit of altijd al heeft gekund:

She has never been able to walk. (present perfect)

He has always been able to take care of himself. 

Now do the exercises on page 28 +29

Paragraph A Watching 

Page 30

ex 6c

Write down 3 editing tricks that the editor used to get you to buy the product. Use the strategy

Vocabulary A 

page 66

Now go back to page 31

Fill in ex 8

Homework 

Tuesday 27 August:

5th period: Study voca A p. 66