Week 35 Lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

English 2022-2023

Welcome

Who am I?

• ​I’m 36 years old, but if anyone asks, I’m 25 ;)​
• I’m married to Chris and we have two daughters. Keira and Valérie.​
• Photography is my hobby and my second job, I have my own company photographing pregnancies, babies, families and weddings.​
• I LOVE Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, basically I’m the biggest nerd you’ll ever meet and proud of it.​
• I am a huge Feyenoord fan and never miss a match.​
• In my non-existent spare time I love reading and watching movies and tv series.​
• Oh, and I have a slight shopping addiction.​

How to reach me:

Danielle Schneider

[e-mail]

Wil je een vraag stellen? Mail me dan. ​

Aanwezig op dinsdag, woensdag en donderdag​.

Period 1: what to expect

PLA:

Instaptoets grammar : herhaling grammatica jaar 3

Toets Use of English

Toets Grammar

Verder deze periode:
Boek uitkiezen.

Wat heb je nodig aan boeken: 
Words in Progress

Insight

Tell me about your expectations:

On the piece of paper:

- write down your name. 

- write down what you expect from me as a teacher.

- write down what I can expect from you.

- one thing you struggle with during English classes. 

Could be reading, writing, grammar etc. 

If you feel like you don't need any help, write that down as well. 

Today's lesson:

• Word formation explanation (Use of English)
• Quiz

Goals:

• Understand what word formation is. 
• Understand how the assignments work. 
• Gain insight in your own knowledge of word formation. 

Word Formation

• Base form in capital letters at the end of the line​
  
• Change to adjective, noun, verb or adverb​
  
• Affixes (HONEST – DISHONESTY)​
  
• Internal changes (STRONG – STRENGTHEN)​
  
• Compounding (RAIN – RAINDROP)​
  
• Several changes (EXPECT – UNEXPECTEDLY)  
  

We'll work on the second one today

Word formation

Verb:             to educate

Noun:           education, to educate

Adjective:  educational, educated

Adverb:       educationally

Try this:

Make nouns, adverbs and verbs from these adjectives:

long       weak       deep     strong     wide     short     warm

Make a table in your notebook to fill in, and for easy checking in a bit

adjective	noun	adverb	verb
long	length	lengthy	lengthen
weak	weakness	weakly	weaken
deep	depth	deeply	deepen
strong	strength	strongly	strengthen
wide	width	widely	widen
short	shortage	shortly	shorten
warm	warmth	warmly	warm

Word Formation

Quiz

Large spiders, _______ from South East Asia, are now being seen in the local countryside.
(ORIGIN)

Collecting garden gnomes might seem an unusual
____ , but many people do it.
(ACTIVE)

Professor Watkins wasn't only an _____ to me, but to thousands of others lucky enough to have met him.
(INSPIRE)

For someone so young, Carl is a very literate and
______ young man.
(ELOQUENCE)

The new year ____ in this area of the country involve dancing and a drink made from melons.
(CELEBRATE)

The ____ of the Rubik's Cube peaked in the early 1980s.
(POPULAR)

This musician's work is very ___ and difficult to understand. Many people say it's just noise.
(CONCEPT)

Tom ____ told us he wasn't coming, then he turns up with two guests! I'm furious with him.
(INITIAL)

The speaker explains how to make our .......................................

function better. (memorise)

We can make....................................................

in our ability to memorise. (improve)

We use a .........................................

of long-term and short-term memory. (combine)

There are several things we can do to recall ....................

. (inform)

We can use word ........................................

to remember a concept. (associate)

The term .........................................

means imagining a picture. (visualise)

You can use different ...........................................

to remember historical facts. (formulate)

Following these tips will improve your ...................................

to remember. (be able to)

Let's practise 

Get out your Chromebook and go to flo-joe.co.uk

Go to FCE B2

Step 2: Practice Tests

Test 1: Word Formation

That's it for today!
See you next week