5.6_conjunctions in 1st conditionals

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome AM2B!

English 

Ms. van den Bos 

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Please take out your:

Student’s book

Laptop 

Writing tools

Bag in the front, phone in your bag

What are we going to do?

5.6: I can express time and cause

using conjunctions to talk

about the future

Can we think of any conjunctions?

What little words connect sentences?

Conjunctions = connectors = linkers

They connect 2 ideas in a sentence:

Bastiaan was laughing because Daan shared a joke.

Ms D enjoys listening to true crime podcasts and taking care of her plants.

Fanboys

For, After, Nor, but, Or, Yet, So

• now, we will learn some TIME conjunctions
  

Time Conjunctions 

When, after, before, until, since, while, once, as and as soon as are subordinating conjunctions which can be used to connect an action or an event to a point in time.

Time conjunctions 

You used one in our First Conditional lesson:

• IF (TC) : You will finish this project on time if you plan well.      

• unless (= if not): You won't finish this project unless you plan well.
                                   =  You won't finish this project if you don't plan well.
  

• Common time conjunctions = before, after, when & as soon as:
• When you don't apply the grammar, you won't get a good grade.
  Before she hands in the project, she will ask for feedback.
  As soon as we get the studiewijzer, we will make a plan.
  After I see you try, I will help you.  -> I will help you after I see you try.
  
  
  

Practice

Individually - do any 4 exercises (in silence):

p 67 - ex 4, 5, 6

p 146 - ex 1, 2, 3

In pairs: check and compare your answers; not sure?

Check with me :)

Sarah will get into trouble ... she skips flex hours.

1. if
2. before
3. unless

As soon as I ... (finish) school today, I ... (go) home and eat.

I ... (do) my Physics homework before I ... (watch) my favourite TV series.

I'll stop studying English as soon as ...........................

Create a first conditional sentence about yourself, with 'before, after, OR as soon as'

Can you use conjunctions to talk about the future?

Reflect on your understanding of today's lesson.

Do you need more practice? -> do MEL 5.2 & 5.6

Time left? Practice or read your book