Week 6 - Les 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Week 6 - Lesson 3

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15-30    Remember Grammar Chapter 1

• Topic 3: Gerunds, to+infinitive
• Topic 4: Some/any/every/no

30-50    Getting better

Goals:

- I can use gerunds and to+infinitive in a sentence

- I can form words with some-, any-, every- and no-

- I know words page 72 & 73

Last lesson:
What words can you use
to agree with someone?

Last lesson:
What words can you use
to disagree with someone?

Check together

Translate the following words 

in a word document (without opening 

your book)

What do you remember
about the grammar topic
'Gerunds and to+infinitive'?

From your book

Gerund or to + infinitive

I like talking about grammar.

Is there a gerund in this sentence?

1. yes
2. no

->   I like talking about grammar.

Gerund or to + infinitive

Translate this sentence, using the gerund:
Hij vindt het leuk om te wandelen.

Gerund or to + infinitive

Translate this sentence:
Ik beloof met je te trouwen.

->    I promise to marry you.

Gerund or to + infinitive

Check your understanding

Examples:

They love ............ (read) the book.                        READING / TO READ

They promised .............(sell) the old comics.   SELLING / TO SELL

Goals:

- I can use gerunds and to+infinitive in a sentence

- I know words page 72 & 73

Some-, Any-, Every-, No-

You can combine some, any, every and no with other words to make new words.

Examples:

Some - limited number or amount

Any - unlimited number or amount

Every - meaning for 'all'

No - meaning for 'none'

Week 6

Getting better: (+/- 30 min.)

First: 

Second: do exercise 51, 52 & 53, p. 67-69

Study words Listening & Reading(G), page 73

(time left?) Quizlet on important words

Goals:

- I can use gerunds and to+infinitive in a sentence

- I can form words with some-, any-, every- and no-

- I know words page 73

Practise - Gerund or Infinitive?

Exercise 1 - click here

Exercise 2 - click here

Exercise 51, p. 67

a&b

Exercise 52, 

p. 68