English 3.3-3.4 vocab 8-11 January - T2D/T2C

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

Unit 3, lesson 3 

'Red Nose Day'
Vocabulary

Lots of children in poorer countries actually like to go to school.
We have all sorts of ideas for raising money.

2. Tim can help us. He always has a lot of ideas.

4. There are special toilets for in this building.

5. He doesn't know what these words in Dutch.

Lots of children in poorer countries actually like to go to school. But some of them can't. We have all sorts of ideas for raising money. We are going to raise money for poor kids and disabled people. Tim always has a lot of ideas, perhaps he can help us. 

disabled people

actually

(to)  raise

all sorts of

perhaps

inzamelen

eigenlijk

allerlei soorten

misschien

mensen met een beperking

Look at this website! It's a hotel in Spain. Do you know what these words mean in Dutch? My brother always spends the whole summer in Spain. He has his own business there. You can swim in the sea there. Hang on, go back to the first page! Remind me to book before the end of the week to get this discount. 

swim

mean

business

whole

hang on

remind

bedrijf

betekenen

heel (hele)

wacht even

zwemmen

herinneren

1. We have                               ideas for raising money.

2.                      Tim can help us. He always has a lot of ideas.

3. Lots of children in poorer countries                      like to go to school.

4. There are special toilets for                             in this building.

5. He didn't know what these words                                 in Dutch.

all sorts of

perhaps

actually

disabled people

meant

6. Did you                   in the sea this summer?

7. My grandparents are going to Spain for the                          winter.

8.                             , I have to get some money before we go.

9. Gerald is going to start his own computer                             .

10. Please                               me to take the money to the bank.

swim

whole

hang on

business

remind

Make a new sentence with 'hang on'.

Examples: Hang on, I have to get some money before we go.

Hang on, go back to the first page.

Make a new sentence with 'perhaps'.

Examples: Perhaps Tim can help us.
Perhaps we could watch a film?

Red Nose Day

Of course everybody in our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to raise money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very generous, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the silence in class. In total we raised nearly £600, to be precise: £597.25.

silence

everybody

generous

raise

nearly

gul, vrijgevig

iedereen

inzamelen

bijna

stilte

Of course ____________ our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to_______money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very ____________, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the ________ in class. In total we raised ____________ £600, to be precise: £597.25.

1. nobody
2. everybody

Of course ____________ our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to_______money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very ____________, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the ________ in class. In total we raised ____________ £600, to be precise: £597.25.

1. spend
2. raise

Of course ____________ our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to_______money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very ____________, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the ________ in class. In total we raised ____________ £600, to be precise: £597.25.

1. generous
2. unfriendly

Of course ____________ our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to_______money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very ____________, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the ________ in class. In total we raised ____________ £600, to be precise: £597.25.

1. silence
2. noise

Of course ____________ our class did something on Red Nose Day! It is fun to_______money for a good cause. We asked people to sponsor us for each hour we didn’t talk. The teachers were very ____________, especially Miss Selman. She gave us £50 for not talking the whole day. I think she loved the ________ in class. In total we raised ____________ £600, to be precise: £597.25.

1. nearly
2. more than

Unit 3, lesson 4

'Getting a job.'
vocabulary

Hoe bespaart Emily geld? Noem 2 dingen. Antwoord in het Nederlands.

Hoe verdient Emily geld? Antwoord in Nederlands.

Do you make money by doing chores (=klusjes)? How? Answer in English.

Do you make money in other ways? How? Answer in English.

I wanted to talk to my new boss, but she said not to disturb her. She is the manager of 5,000 stores worldwide. I like her, she is very kind. I look forward to working with her. I realize that I'm very lucky that I got this job. My job is filling shelves in a supermarket. I'd like to work on the till some day. I always work the morning shift. My job is nice, but I would rather earn more money. I want to save money for a new phone. I need a total of £ 300.

I wanted to talk to my new boss, but she said not to disturb her. She is the manager of 5,000 stores worldwide. I like her, she is very kind. I look forward to working with her. I realize that I'm very lucky that I got this job. My job is filling shelves in a supermarket. I'd like to work on the till some day. I always work the morning shift. My job is nice, but I would rather earn more money. I want to save money for a new phone. I need a total of £ 300.

disturb

worldwide

look forward (to)

kind

realize

wereldwijd

storen

aardig

ergens naar uit kijken

beseffen

I wanted to talk to my new boss, but she said not to disturb her. She is the manager of 5,000 stores worldwide. I like her, she is very kind. I look forward to working with her. I realize that I'm very lucky that I got this job. My job is filling shelves in a supermarket. I'd like to work on the till some day. I always work the morning shift. My job is nice, but I would rather earn more money. I want to save money for a new phone. I need a total of £ 300.

till

shift

(would) rather

a total of

shelf - shelves

kassa

vak - vakken

(zou) liever

in totaal

dienst

Make a new sentence with 'look forward to'.

Examples: I look forward to working with her.

I look forward to the end of the lockdown.

Make a new sentence with 'a total of'.

Example: I want to save money for a new phone. I need a total of £ 300.

Can I get you something?

Hi, can I speak to the manager?

I'm sorry to disturb you.

What can I do for you?

I'd like a Saturday Job.

Excuse me, are you Ms Wood?

Can I have a black coffee, please?

Yes, that's right. And you are...?

I don't really mind what I do.

I'm afraid I didn't make an appointment.

That's very kind of you, but I'm OK thanks.

Don't worry about it.