Week 6: Questions Review, Negations

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Lesson translator: Maryam G

PTO 1 - Week 6 - lesson 1

Today's mission:

• I can make negations (I do not like pizza).
• ontkenningen

Lesson Overview:

Questions Review

How to make negations

Practice

Check Answers

How do you make questions? 2 Rules

Asking Questions page 108

These are questions you can answer with "yes" or "no". 

Am, are, is and can

Een vraag te maken met am, are, is and can, zet je het aan het begin van de zin. 

You are a student.                                      He can speak Spanish.

Are you a student?                                    Can he speak Spanish?

Andere werkwoorden

Een vraag te maken met een andere werkwoord, voeg do of does aan het begin van de zin en gebruik je het hele werkwoord. 

do- I, you, we, they                               Do you like pizza?      (Yes, I do like pizza.)

does - he, she, it                                    Does he work here?  (Yes, he works here.)

Rewrite the answer so it is a negative (ontkenning):

Do you like tomatoes?
I like tomatoes.

Negatives (Ontkenningen) page 110

Am, are, is and can

Je voegt not of -n't toe na am, are, is, en can om een ontkenning te maken. 

I am in class today.      I am not in class today. 

You are at home.         You aren't at home.

Andere werkwoorden

Om een ontkenning te maken met een andere werkwoord, voeg je do not/don't of does not/doesn't toe aan het begin can de zin en gebruik je het hele werkwoord.

I like maths.        I do not like maths.=I don't like maths. 

He has a sister.   He does not have a sister. = He doesn't have a sister. 

Negatives (Ontkenningen) page 110

To do: 

Exercise 34 c 

Make negative sentences (ontkennende zinnen). Use grammar 5. 

Exercise 34 d

Work in pairs. Write your questions and answers down on a piece of paper. 

Example: 

Does Filipe have a diary? No, he doesn't.

Do Rita and Ben have a diary? Yes, they do. 

True or false:
do not = don't

1. true
2. false

True or false:
are = aren't

1. true
2. false

Rewrite this question so it is a negative (ontkenning): (not the short form)

She has a dog.

Rewrite this question so it is a negative (ontkenning): (not the short form)

We are teachers.

I can make negations.

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Welcome Mavo 1B

Lesson translator: Palda

PTO 1 - Week 6 - lesson 2

Today's mission:

• I can make negations (I do not like pizza).
• ontkenningen

Lesson Overview:

Negations Review

Grammar Explanation

Practice

Checking Answers

Huiswerk Check

Exercise 34d inleveren 

Check 34C answers: 

Rewrite this question so it is a negative (ontkenning): (not the short form)

We are teachers.

Rewrite this question so it is a negative (ontkenning): (not the short form)

They live next door.

Negations with Am - are - is - can

Negations with Do (I/you/we/they)     Does (She/he/it)

I can make negations.

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Welcome Mavo 1B

Lesson translator: 

PTO 1 - Week 6 - lesson 3

Today's mission:

• I know how to write a sentence in the correct order.

Lesson Overview:

What do you know?

Word order explained

Practice

Check answers

Who

does

what

where

when

Sam

studies

English

in his bedroom

every evening

    who

Sam

Ms. Howes

She

    does

studies

teaches

works

    what

English

grammar

on her car

   where

in his bedroom

in class

in her garage

   when

every evening.

today.

on Saturdays.

Who

does

what

where

when

Leon

cooks

delicious

cakes

at home

on Sunday.

Put this sentence in the correct order.

does | on Thursdays. | Jon | his laundry | at home

Put this sentence in the correct order.

makes | every morning. | He | cakes | at work

Word Order Practice! page 125

To do: 

Complete exercises

    - 58

    - 59

    - 60

Finished?

Study vocabulary chapter 2

Word Order Practice! page 125

Word Order Practice! page 125

SO

I can: 

- Make questions (Do you like pizza? Does she like pizza?)

- Make negations ( I don't like pizza.  She doesn't like pizza.)

- Word order (who, does, what, where, when)

I know: 

- Vocabulary from chapter 2 (page 130 - 131)