week 6 lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

Week 5 

Lesson 1

Write down at least 10 'new words', or if you know them all: 10 difficult words

Homework

Unit 4 lesson 1

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Your own recipe 

I can write a short, simple message

You can follow instructions when someone tells you what to do

(use the imperative)

I can use can / can't

could / couldn't

abilty

I	can	speak	English
you	can	play	the piano
he,she,it	can	run	very fast
we	can	jump	to the other side
you	can	make	delicious cakes
they	can	swim

You use can + infinitive to say what you are good at now.

Can + infinitive

Grammar: can / can't + infinitive

Bevestigend (+)	Vragend (?)	Ontkennend (-)
I can help	Can I ...?	I can't/ cannot ...
You can help	Can you ...?	You can't ...
He / She / It can help	Can he/she/it ...?	He/She/It can't ...
We can help	Can we ...?	We can't ...
You can help	Can you ...?	You can't ...
They can help	Can they ...?	They can't ...

Find the mistake!

Find the mistake, and write the correct sentence

a. They can to speak English. 

b. I can’t riding a bike. 

c. We to can play the violin. 

d. Please can't I have some water? 

e. She can writing Chinese. 

Your own recipe

Explain to your classmate how to make your favourite dish

Write down the imperatives

Pizza assignment

Find the imperative

Write about ten 5 things you could(n't) do when you were a lot younger
Also write 5 things you could do together with a friend this weekend
and write 5 polite questions.

Could + couldn't

mogelijkheid	That could work.	zou kunnen
	I couldn't tell you his name.	zou niet kunnen

voorstel	We could watch Harry Potter.	zouden kunnen
	Couldn't we ask him?	zouden niet kunnen

beleefde vraag	Could I get some ice cream?	zou mogen/ kunnen
	Could I go to the toilet?

Orders (imperatives)

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I can write a short simple message

You can follow instructions when someone tells you what to do

(or what not to do)

I can use can / can't

could / couldn't

• Organising a School Picnic for War Child

Imagine you and your friends want to have a picnic at school to help War Child. Write a note to your friends to invite them, ask for their help, and suggest they bring food and drinks to sell. Ask them to invite friends and family too.

Instructions:

• Start with a friendly opening.
• Explain that you're planning a picnic to raise money for War Child.
• Share the date, time, and location of the picnic.
• Ask your friends to bring homemade food and drinks to sell.
• Give some examples of food they could bring.
• Give at least two examples of activities that will take place.
• Say it's okay to invite friends and family.
• Finish the note with a positive message.