Unit 6

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Unit 6 - English as a world language

Last week:

- Grammar Past simple vs Past continuous. p.241 - 8,9

- Work on lesson 4: 1,2,3,4,6,7

- Reading (video on books)

- exercise 11

Past simple vs past continuous

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Test 

June 11

- Alle words Unit 5 + 6 (min de expressions)

- Grammar Unit 5: If-sentences (first conditional) & Adjectives and adverbs

- Grammar Unit 6: word order & past simple vs past continuous

Work on:

- Lesson 4: 1,2,3,4,6,7

- Lesson 5: 2,3,5

- Reading (video on books)

- exercise 11

Past simple vs. Past continuous

The Dunglish quiz

Choose the correct translation!

What is the correct expression?

1. You don't stand a chance.
2. You don't stand a changes.
3. You have a chance .
4. You make no chance at all.

What is the correct expression?

1. I slept like a rose.
2. I slept like a log.
3. I slept like a baby.
4. I slept like a sheep

What is the correct expression?

1. I am far from home, I have to walk a mile.
2. I have a cold. I have a runny nose.
3. I have come far. I don't want to walk anymore.
4. I am super cold. I have a runny nose.

What is the correct expression?

1. he is dumb
2. out of his / her mind
3. a bit crazy
4. he/she lost it completely

Are you feeling well entirely delicious?

This falls me now a bit from you against.

An accident sits in a little corner

"What sits your hair nice today"

now understand I there nothing more from.

Lesson Plan

- Dunglish

- Discuss test June 11

- Work on lessons 3&4

Well done!

Unit 6 - English as a world language

Lesson Plan

Start unit 6 - p.222

English in the world

- Work on exercises

Spanglish

Chinglish

Dunglish

Dunglish

Literal translations + Dutch expressions

"There's no ball on the tv" 

Stonecoal / Dunglish

Welke uitdrukkingen hoorde je? 

Dat is andere koek 

De dood of de gladiolen  

Het is weer hetzelfde liedje 

Achter de feiten aanlopen 

Twee vliegen in 1 klap

To kill two birds with 1 stone 

When going on holiday...

1. My compliments to your cock for the lovely diner
2. Where can I buy an uploader for my telephone?
3. We would like to go on step
4. Where can I strike my shirts?
5. Is this fish or flesh?
6. We would like to rent a topless car
7. At what time can we go on table?
8. Where can we put our mail on the bus?
9. Can you give me a tip?
10. The wine is up

Sharing your ideas

• Work with your neighbour.
• Each think of a "Stonecoal" sentence.
• Write them down and share with your class.
  
• The best ones win a small prize...
  

Are you now completely beclaxonized?

What have I now on my bike hanging!?

This falls me now a bit from you against...

Ik houd je in de gaten.

Oost, west, thuis best.

Het zal mij een worst wezen.

Lesson Plan

Start unit 6 - p.224

Crossing Borders

- ex 1,2,3,4,5

- Study: Words p.256

Unit 6 - English as a world language

Lesson Plan

Start unit 6 

- Check homework

- Lesson 2: ex 1,2,3,4

Homework

- ex 1,2,3,4,5

- Study: Words p.247

Unit 6 - English as a world language

Odd one out.

1.     apple, peach, banana, tomato
2.     strawberry, branch, bowling ball, boat, ice
3.     window, river, envelope, client, oregano
4.     low, now, cow, how
5.     comb, champagne, knife, plum

Lesson Plan

Start unit 6 

- Lesson 2: Listening exercises

- Listening: 4,5

- Grammar: Word Order

- Individual work

Homework

Study: Words Lesson 2

Exercises lesson 2 (p.226-229)

words: 2,3

grammar: 7,8,9