Unit 3.6 + 3.8: use of English and speaking

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome!

Phones in bags/pockets, SB & laptop on the table

We'll do a bit of reading during the 2nd hour. 

For now, join my LessonUp.

Today's double-planning

• 3.8 speaking - describing
  
• Read your book
• 3.6 use of English - too, not enough, too much/many

Let's do some speaking first :)

- I can give an extended description of people,

places,

and experiences. 

Menti Word Cloud

Use the QR code or go to menti.com & use the code you are going to see

Add 4-6 adjectives that could describe a person, feelings, or a place

did we write any of these?

bored, crowded, empty, excited, famous, shy, friendly, frightened, happy, irritated, miserable, nervous, noisy, proud, quiet, tired, young, interesting, boring, expensive, hot, loud............

3.8 Descriptions

When describing people, places, or experiences we tell someone what's happening and what we see.

Describe this photo
Use the speaking focus on page 42
and try to give an extended answer

Describe this photo

1-minute drawings!

Get a piece of paper and a pencil/pen.

Person A opens document A.

Person B opens document B.

Take turns describing the pictures & comparing your drawings.

Use ENGLISH ;)

Person A

link

Person B

link

I can give an extended description of people, places and experiences.

1. Yes, I can
2. Kind of - my answers could be longer
3. Not really, I need more practice

Let's Read :)

At the end of this lesson you:

- I can use:

too,

not enough,

and too much/many

correctly

Have you ever eaten too much of something?
What was it and what happened?
Would you do it again?

What do you never have enough of?

Have you ever been too afraid to do something?

1. heck yeah, who hasn't?
2. nah, I'm gangsta like that

3.6 too, not enough, too much/many

Grab your SB and go to page 39 

Complete exercises 3 alone!

Then, do exercise 5 and/or click on the hotspot

to practice with online games

Too : te

Not enough: niet genoeg

Too much/many: te veel

bit of speaking

maze chase practice

matching

I can use too, not enough and too much/many correctly

1. Yes, I can
2. No, I can't