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What do I expect?
  • Silence
  • Respect
  • Phones in your bags
  • Raise your hand to ask or answer questions 
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What do I expect?
  • Silence
  • Respect
  • Phones in your bags
  • Raise your hand to ask or answer questions 

Slide 1 - Diapositive

Lesson plan
  • May/might/to be allowed to;
  • Some exercises;
  • Both/either/neither;
  • Practice exercises. 

Slide 2 - Diapositive

Lesson aims
After this lesson you are able to:
  • Tell the difference between might/may/to be allowed to;
  • Use might/may/to be allowed to correctly;
  • Tell the difference between both/either/neither;
  • Use both/either/neither correctly.

Slide 3 - Diapositive

When to use may
  • Present tense
  • More likely to happen
  • Asking permission (Less formal)
  • Giving permission

Slide 4 - Diapositive

When to use might
  • Past tense
  • Less likely to happen
  • Asking permission (Formal)
  • Clarifying probability

Slide 5 - Diapositive

When to use be allowed to
  • Giving permission
  • Getting permission
  • Permission in different tense (not present tense)
  • Rules made by someone else

Slide 6 - Diapositive

"... I have a drink?"
A
Are allowed to use
B
May use
C
Might use
D
Could use

Slide 7 - Quiz

"She said she ... not be here."
A
May
B
Is not allowed to
C
Can
D
Might

Slide 8 - Quiz

"I'm sorry, I ... come tomorrow."
A
Am not allowed
B
May not
C
Might
D
Might not

Slide 9 - Quiz

Write three sentences with may/might/to be allowed to

Slide 10 - Question ouverte

Both, either or neither?

Slide 11 - Diapositive

You use: Both 
When:
  • You mean "beide" or "allebei"
  • You want to name two subjects in a sentence
  • Example: Both Jim and Jane are coming
  • Both ... and

Slide 12 - Diapositive

You use: Either
When:
  • You mean "één van beide"
  • You mean "de één of de ander"
  • Sometimes when you mean "allebei"
  • Two subjects
  • Example: Either Jim or Jane is coming.
  • Either ... or

Slide 13 - Diapositive

You use: Neither
When:
  • You mean "geen van beide"
  • Two subjects
  • Example: Neither Jim nor Jane is coming.
  • Neither ... nor

Slide 14 - Diapositive

I can't choose between strawberries and bananas, I'll just choose ...
A
either of them
B
neither of them
C
both of them
D
all of them

Slide 15 - Quiz

We will go on a trip, ... to Paris ... Madrid.
A
both ... and
B
either ... or
C
either ... nor
D
neither ... nor

Slide 16 - Quiz

We were not here, so it was ... of us who did it.
A
either
B
both
C
neither
D
nor

Slide 17 - Quiz

Tell me who it was! It was ... of you.
A
neither
B
either
C
both
D
all

Slide 18 - Quiz

I thought the painting was ... sad ... beautiful.
A
both ... and
B
neither ... nor
C
either ... or
D
either ... nor

Slide 19 - Quiz

Lesson aims achieved?
You are now able to:
  • Tell the difference between might/may/to be allowed to;
  • Use might/may/to be allowed to correctly;
  • Tell the difference between both/either/neither;
  • Use both/either/neither correctly.

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