P2 Lesson 2 Halloween! (+WH-questions)

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Welcome

Halloween!

WH-questions

Today

• Start-up: Halloween!
• Listening
• Reading
• Grammar (WH-questions)
• Wrap-up

Halloween

So, Halloween?

With your neighbour, discuss for/against:

1. This holiday is commercialised and should therefore not be celebrated.
2. There is an important history to Halloween and it should reflect that more (explain how), otherwise it is disrespectful.

One of you will be in favour of the statement and the other against. You may have to play "the devil's advocate"!

Monsters & Ghosts

We'll do the listening exercise on p. 50. Write this down.

Want a challenge? Try and do both exercise 13 & 14 at once!

I'll discuss the answers afterwards, so don't do it in the module yet.

Definitions...

cryptid 

/ˈkrɪptɪd/

noun

an animal whose existence or survival is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the yeti.

The Flying Dutchman

Do the vocab exercise on p. 52. 

We'll do the listening exercise on p. 51 next

Break Time!

5 minute break! :)

       We'll continue in:                                  minute(s)

WH-Questions

Interrogative pronouns; who/what/which/where/when/why/how/whose

What or Which?

"welke" = what or which

Use what when you ask for things in general

Example: What does a sasquatch eat?

Use which when you ask for more specific detail

Example: Which of these phantoms had that weird laugh?

Who & What + Prepositions

Remember prepositions? (to/up/under/over/like/etc.)

What & who can be used with a preposition

- What was the witch like?

- Who did the vampire introduce you to?

Who's v.s. Whose

Who’s vs. Whose

• Who’s is a contraction, meaning it’s two words stuck together. The formula: who + is, or who + has.

- For example: who’s seen a cryptid?

• Whose is a possessive pronoun. Use it when you’re asking (or telling) whom something belongs to.
  

- For example: whose yeti costume is this?

Now You!

Read the text on p. 55 & make exercise 21.

Then, make exercise 22 & 23 (grammar practice).

Finished? Excellent :) Read the text on p. 53, and make the exercises (19 & 20).

King Arthur & Campfire Stories

Make D - Reading, p. 53 - 54, ex. 19 & 20.

If you're finished, have a a look at exercise 18. Prepare a story you could tell around a campfire :)

Wrap-Up

You have finished...

• C - listening
• D & E - reading
• Grammar practice

Remember: Vocab test on Wednesday 4/11 (week 45)

                 Test Theme 1 + 2 in week 46

You have learned...

• a lot about Halloween! :D
  
• vocab & information about cryptids & other myths
• WH-questions