WK 21 EN unit 6 Law & Order

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 2

This Week

This week we start with unit 6 which is all about Law & Order

1. crime lab
2. crime scene
3. evidence
4. fibre

1. Saliva
2. DNA
3. Autopsy
4. evidence

NEW VOCAB

AUTOPSY 

BALLISTICS

CCTV 

COLD CASE 

EVIDENCE

DNA 

CRIME SCENE

SELIVA 

FLUSH

SUSPICIOUS

FIBRE 

SOME / ANY

difference????

We need some tomatoes

Do we need any tomatoes?

We need some tomatoes.

Do we need any tomatoes?

Vergelijk de volgende zinnen:

1. We need to buy some groceries.

2. I need one apple and two bananas.

3. We need to buy a lot of vegetables.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

In general, some is used in positive sentences (+)

- I got some nice presents for Christmas this year.

- This job is going to take some time.

In general, any is used in negative sentences (-) and questions (?)

- I didn't get any nice presents for Christmas this year.

- I looked in the cupboard but I couldn't find any biscuits.

- Have you got any idea what she is saying?

MAAR! Als je denkt dat het antwoord op een vraag "JA" is, gebruik je some:

- Can I have some sugar, please?

Do you want ... lemonade?

1. any
2. nothing
3. what
4. some

Please get me ... coffee!

1. now a
2. any
3. some
4. one

Do you have ... friends
that play ice hockey?

1. some
2. most
3. any
4. no

Could I have ... ketchup, please?
(in a restaurant)

1. any
2. somebody
3. a little
4. some

Shouldn't you be doing ... homework for school?

1. some
2. any
3. yours
4. those

Bring ... fruit!

1. no
2. any
3. such
4. some

I need work.
... job will do.

1. Some
2. Anything
3. No
4. Any

Do you have ... idea where I can find the fruit department?

1. some
2. no
3. none
4. any

I haven't got ... money on me.

1. any
2. some
3. no
4. nothing

I need ... apples, but I don't need ... pears

1. any... any
2. some... some
3. any... some
4. some... any

Do you have ... pets?
(question to a stranger)

1. some
2. nobody
3. a
4. any

Don't let ... thing get in your way!

1. any
2. such
3. some
4. no

Recap

Law & Order 

Crime 

Some - Any 

ASSIGNMENT 

OPDRACHT 4 -5 PAGE 98 -99

READ THE REAL CSI TEXT ON PAGE 96-97

homework 

lesson 2 unit 6 Law & Order

crimes and justice 

last lesson?

last lesson

some - any 

nieuwe woordjes 

Will vs. Going to

I......... have the dna tested

1. will
2. going to

I am ...........visite the crime scene next week

1. will
2. going to

I don't think I .......... make it to the autopsy

1. will
2. am going to

past simple + past continuous 

De Past Simple gebruik je vooral als je het hebt over simpele feitjes uit het verleden: je hebt toen iets gedaan (bijv. I walked home tonight). 

De Past Continuous benadrukt meer dat de actie een tijdje duurde; je was iets aan het doen.

I was walking down the road when I saw the murder.

which is the past continuous

1. she was walking home
2. she walked home

Caroline was skiing when she broke her leg.

1. Caroline was skiing
2. she broke her leg

I was watching tv when you called

1. i was watching tv
2. When you called

He was swimming when he heard the noise

1. he heard the noise
2. He was swimming

Write down a sentence in past simple + past continuous

Does each state in America has its own system of laws and courts that handle: Criminal matters. Divorce and family matters.

1. true
2. false

In the Netherlands you can get a fine for using your mobile on a bike

1. true
2. false

You are not allowed to eat chewing gum in Singapore

1. true
2. false

You are allowed to hike naked in Switzerland

1. true
2. false

You can't ride a cow in Scotland when you are drunk.

1. true
2. false

You are required to walk your dog daily in Rome

1. true
2. false

You are not allowed to fart in Malawi

1. true
2. false

recap

will vs. going to

past simple + past continuous