Havo 5 - week 35 2020 - lesson 2 & 3

Grammar / Vocabulary / Debating / Listening
Today's objectives:

  • Vocabulary review Units 1 and 2  (Relationships/Education)
  • Grammar review - Future Tenses & Question tags (ex. L/M + A) 
  • Debating & Listening
  • Planning of debating exams (1st/2nd week of Sept - in class)
  • Mentor talks 



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Grammar / Vocabulary / Debating / Listening
Today's objectives:

  • Vocabulary review Units 1 and 2  (Relationships/Education)
  • Grammar review - Future Tenses & Question tags (ex. L/M + A) 
  • Debating & Listening
  • Planning of debating exams (1st/2nd week of Sept - in class)
  • Mentor talks 



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Vocabulary 
Education - Unit 2
p.16-21 (examenidioom)

Pick 10 words from Unit 2
Write a coherent piece of text (5-10 lines) about the Dutch education system OR your education at CSG Liudger
Underline the words used + give the Dutch translation

Slide 2 - Diapositive

Vocabulary 
Relationships & Education - Units 1 and 2


Do exercises A / B / C of both Units
(p. 13, 15, 19 and 21) 

Slide 3 - Diapositive

Grammar
Question tags

She listens carefully, doesn't she?
He is always late, isn't he?
We don't really need it, do we?
You aren't going, are you?

Slide 4 - Diapositive

Grammar

Review Exercises L/M/A
Blue booklet p. 11 and 12

Slide 5 - Diapositive

Grammar - Future tenses
Will
I think I'll have the pizza Hawai. (spontaneous decision/offer)
We probably won't see him again this year. (prediction NOT bases on evidence - opinion)
This US elections will take place this fall. (future fact)

Shall
Shall I/we pick you up tonight? (questions We/I)

Present Simple (Timetables)
The train leaves at 10 am. (arrival/departure times)
The store closes at 9 pm. (opening/closing times)
Classes start at 8.10 am. (beginning/ending times)


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Grammar - Future tenses cont.
Going to
I bought eggs, butter, flour and milk. We're going to bake some pancakes for supper this evening. (planned, preparations have been made)
Look at these clouds: it's going to rain soon! (prediction based on evidence)

Shall
Shall I/we pick you up tonight? (questions We/I)

Present Continuous (Appointment/Diary - between now-week)
We are meeting Hillary for supper tonight.
She's throwing a party next Friday.
Are you joining us later this evening?


Slide 7 - Diapositive

Grammar - tenses


Homework next week : 
  • Do ex. B and  C -> sentences 1-45 (p. 13)
  • Study Vocab & do exercises -> Health & Cure Unit 3 (p. 22-27)
  • Review Vocab Relationship/Education + Irreg. verbs

Slide 8 - Diapositive

Slide 9 - Lien

Workfare should be abolished
The government's workfare schemes involve compulsory work for people who claim unemployment benefits




CON: 
Some companies  are getting free menial (= of low social value such as washing dishes/cleaning floors) labour without 
offering wages or even new skills.


PRO
The principle is that everyone needs to work for their income should be enforced by the government

Slide 10 - Diapositive

Slide 11 - Lien

Welfare


help given, especially by the state or an organization, to people who need it, especially because they do not have enough money:
Your taxes pay for welfare benefits such as unemployment and sickness pay.


Sentence examples:
Since being made redundant, he has been receiving welfare.
The lobbyists are seeking reforms to the welfare system.

Slide 12 - Diapositive

On Benefit(s)/to receive benefit(s)
 UK = benefit
US =  benefits

the money given by the government to people who need financial help, 
for example because they cannot find a job:
unemployment benefit


Sentence examples:
  • I'm on benefit at the moment.
  • If they could not prove they were looking for work, they could lose their benefit.
  • Employees need to pay taxes to qualify for any unemployment benefits if they lose their jobs.

Slide 13 - Diapositive

Find topics to debate
Read The Guardian.com/The NewYorkTimes.com
Watch BBC Newsround
Browse for arguments pro/con on your topic & use key words

-> Find 2 topics to debate
-> Jot down info + key words for arguments pro/con
-> Prepare 2 topics for debate 

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Slide 15 - Lien

What have you learned today?

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