week 21 Tuesday

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Hello H3D!

Today's plan:

-  prepositions of time and place

- check homework

- Reading Matters - graphic novel

readtheory

- Intro chapter 5

prepositions of instrument

Use by fortransport:

I go to school by bike.

We travelled to Greece by plane. 

My parent go to work by car. 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use down to go towards a lower level:

She walked down the stairs.

He climbed down the ladder. 

He came down in the elevator.

 

Prepositions of instruments

Use with  for tools:

I fixed my bike with a screwdriver. 

He made a hole in my wall with a drill.

She killed her boyfriend with a chainsaw.

Prepositions of instruments

Use with or on for machines or devices:

I did my homework on my laptop.

He made this key chain with a 3d printer.

Prepositions of connection

Use of when two things are related:

I was tired by the end of the day.

He broke the window of my car .

The secret of this game is that you can't ever win.

The highlight of the show is at the end. 

Prepositions of connection

Use with when two people are related/together:

We are friends with John and Sue.

She is in a relationship with an American man. 

I'm going on holiday with some friends.

Prepositions of connection

Use to when two things are physically connected:

My game console is connected to the TV.

The computer isn't connected to the printer. 

My headphones aren't connected to my phone. 

Prepositions of origin

Use from to state where someone/something comes from:

Camille comes from Paris.

He's new, he comes from another school. 

Has the train from Bristol arrived?

She walked away from him. 

Prepositions of origin

Use made of to talk about the material of something:

She wore a beautiful bracelet made of silver.

The table is made of American oak wood.

I have a watch that's made of recycled plastic. 

Prepositions of origin

Use made from when the material is changed into a completely different state:

plastic is made from oil.

The earliest canoes were made from tree trunks.

Paper is made from wood.

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use across to talk about the other side:

He lives across from me.

There's a shop across the street.

Use onto for moving on top of something:

He jumped onto the platform.

They climbed onto the roof. 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use along to move from one point to another point of something long:

We drove along the high way.

She walked along the river.

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use out of to move from the inside to the outside of a space:

She climbed out of the pool.

I drove the car out of the garage. 

My phone fell out of my pocket. 

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use into to move from the outside to the inside of space:

She stepped into the kitchen.

She jumped into the sea.

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use past to move further ahead than a certain point:

The bus drove past the bus stop. 

We were driving past some lovely houses.

She walked past the bakery.

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use past to move further ahead than a certain point:

The bus drove past the bus stop. 

We were driving past some lovely houses.

She walked past the bakery.

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use toward(s) to move to a certain point:

We were driving towards the airport.

He ran towards the goalpost. 

Toward: American

towards: British

 

Prepositions of direction/movement 

Use through to move from one point to another point 

inside a space:

We walked through the park.

You have to go through the dark woods to reach granny's house. 

 

homework 

turn to page 40

Work on this week's task:

Maken: 52abcd, 53, 54a, 56 blz 40-43

Reading matters 

Blz 52

What's the difference between a comic and a graphic novel?

Discuss with a classmate in English.

Do the exercises 

57 + 58abcd

Readtheory

Do at least 3 quizes on readtheory

Chapter 5 going green

Do the exercises 

1a, 2abc, 3, 4ab

Use  page 142 to do exercise 4