Lesson three

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

• Taking the register (roll call)
• What do you need?
• Learning goals
• Let's get down to work (exercises)
•    - Lesson 2: Writing
•    - New grammar: ordinal numbers
•    - New grammar: days and months
• Exit ticket
• Homework

iPad      workbook      binder          pen         airpods

                       A                              and pencil

At the end of this lesson you should know ...:

• ... how to use ordinals
• ... the days of the week
• ... the months of the year

Ordinals

second

first 

third 

New grammar: Ordinals

Rangtelwoorden geven volgorde aan:

first (1st)     -     second (2nd)     -     third (3rd)

fourth (4th)   -   sixth (6th)   -   seventh (7th)   -   etc.

Vanaf 4 komt er -th achter het getal:

Uitzonderingen:

fifth (5th)  -  eighth (8th)   -  ninth (9th)  -  twelfth (12th)

New grammar: Ordinals

Bij tientallen vanaf 20 krijg je -ieth i.p.v. -yth:

twentieth (20th)  - thirtieth (30th)  - fortieth (40th) - etc.

Ook krijg je bij rangtelwoorden een streepje (-) na de 20:

twenty-first (21st) - thirty-sixth (26th) - forty-ninth (49th) - etc.

New grammar: ordinals

New grammar: days and months

New grammar: days and months

In het Engels schrijf je dagen en maanden ALTIJD met een HOOFDLETTER!

New grammar: days

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

New grammar: months

New grammar: Dates

New grammar: Dates

               Data in het Engels kun je op 2 manieren                                                  zeggen/schrijven:

                   

New grammar: Dates

               Data in het Engels kun je op 2 manieren                                                  zeggen/schrijven:

- dag + nummer + maand: Friday the fifth of December.

- dag + maand + nummer: Friday December the fifth.

New grammar: Dates

               Data in het Engels kun je op 2 manieren                                                  zeggen/schrijven:

                   dag + nummer + maand > 

                   dag + maand + nummer >

- dag + nummer + maand: Friday the fifth of December.

- dag + maand + nummer: Friday December the fifth.

When is your birthday?

Go to: Quizizz

Ordinals

Days

Months

Lesson 1: Reading

Do: Exercise 16, page 62+63, Workbook A

Exercise 16 (1/2)

1. Tuesday the second of November                     Tuesday November the second
2. Friday the thirtieth of January                           Friday January the thirteenth
3. Saturday the twenty-first of April                     Saturday April the twenty-first

Exercise 16 (2/2)

• 4. Sunday the ninth of September                          Sunday September the ninth
• 5. Wednesday the third of June                              Wednesday June the third
• 6. Thursday the twelfth of February                       Thursday February the twelfth

Lesson 3: Listening and watching

Lesson 3: Listening and watching

Do: Exercise 21, page 66, Workbook A

   

      

                 

Exercise 22

radio host

gig

front row

silence

bad luck

stilte

presentator

optreden

pech

eerste rij

Lesson 3: Listening and watching

Listen: The winner takes it all!

Do: Exercise 23, page 67, Workbook A

     

Exercise 23

1. c
   
2. b
   
3. a
   
4. c

Lesson 3: Listening and watching

Listen: The winner takes it all!

Do: Exercise 24+25, page 67+68, Workbook A

     

Exercise 24

1. Every day between one and three o’clock.
   
2. On January 14th.
   
3. 070-cool / 070-2665
   
4. At two o’clock / 2 pm / 14.00.
   
5. She’s not in. / She doesn’t answer the phone.
   
6. Joy
   
7. Wednesday, 29th of April 1981
   
8. She’s very happy.
   

Exercise 25 (1/2)

• Come on, pick up .. > Hi, this is Abby. I'm not available right now, but if you leave a message after the beep, I'll call you back!
  
• Ooh Abby! Where are you? This is Mike and Edith from Cool FM. You've got the correct answer to our 'Sea Dogs' question. But now I'm afraid we're going to call someone else. Sorry Abby, bad luck! > –––
  
• Oh, Abby! I'm so sorry for you! Please don't be angry with us! OK Edith, let's go to the second number on our list. Here goes … It’s ringing. > Hello?
  
• Hello, is that Joy? > Yes, this is Joy. 

Exercise 25 (2/2)

• Hi Joy, this is Edith and Mike from Cool FM. Have you got time to answer a quick question? > Yes, oh gosh, I can't believe you called me! Am I on the air right now?
  
• Yes, we are live on the radio! > Awesome!
  
• So Joy, when was John Hawkins born? Do you have any idea? > I sure do! John Hawkins was born on Wednesday, 29th of April 1981, in Northampton.
  
• Joy? Joy! Wow, she's laughing so loudly, I think she likes the prize, Mike! > I'm so happy! It's amazing! Thank you so much!
  

H1A          H1B          H1C

Study: 

  - Vocabulary 2.1+2.2, page 162, Workbook A

  - Phrases Writing, page 164, Workbook A

  - Grammar

     - present simple

     - personal pronouns

     - ordinal numbers

     - days. months and dates

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