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• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

g'day mates! 

In today's lesson:

*  your weekly reminders.

*  the difference between 'as' and 'like'.

*  working on 'd' in Stepping Stones.

your weekly reminders:

weekbrief voor deze week:

your weekly reminders:

weekbrief voor deze week:

today

your weekly reminders:

What to do this week:

stepping stones D, E & F

finish theme 5 

start with finish assignment theme 6

study vocab

reading portfolio

your weekly reminders:

What to do this week:

stepping stones D, E & F

finish theme 5 

start with finish assignment theme 6

study vocab

reading portfolio

you should have done that by now...

your weekly reminders:

finish theme 5 

your weekly reminders:

start with finish assignment theme 6

Australia

Australia

For your poster/ppt/prezi you'll find that the web is full of fun facts about the land down under.

Australia could well be the weirdest country in the world! 

As your teacher I think you're all pretty lucky to get an assignment like this!

Like or as

we use like and as to say that something is similar. But they are not interchangeable!

I work as an English teacher.

I work like an English teacher.

meaning I have a job as an English teacher.

meaning I'm not a teacher but I work just like one.

Like or as

so what exactly is the difference?

as a preposition (voorzetsel)

like

as

used for a comparison

Like or as

so what exactly is the difference?

as a conjunction (voegwoord)

like

as

alsof...

it's not like him to be late...

zoals...

In Belgium, as in Holland, they eat a lot of chips.

Like or as

like + noun or pronoun

> may be used as a preposition meaning similar to. It is used to compare things.

 

> is used to mean 'typical' or 'characteristic of'.

> is often used instead of 'as' or 'as if'

In short:

as + noun/noun phrase

> may function as a preposition and is used when we talk about a function, a role or a function.

> may be used as a conjunction. Meaning in the same way as...

what is the difference?
1: As your teacher, I want you all to do your best!
2: Like your teacher, I want you all to do your best!

My grandfather worked .... a miner in the 1930s.

1. like
2. as

That grown woman is acting .... a child

1. like
2. as

Life is ... a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.

That orange tastes ... sweet as suger.

This carnaval I'm dressing up ... an English teacher.

Do ... I tell you to do and everything will be just peachy.

the little girl, ... her mother, has red hair.

When in Rome, do ... the Romans do.

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