Modal verbs & describe your town

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Reading

2nd form

h2b: Grab your book and start reading

To do today

• Homework check: 5.7 writing your email.
• 5.4: Modal verbs: can, have and must
• 5.5: Listening: describing your town

At the end of this lesson:

• You can use can, have to & must (permission and obligation).
• You can find detail in a conversation & talk about your town.

Homework check

Online assignments 5.7 and earlier.

(Let op: assignments staan open tot 30/11!)

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Check the book list in Classroom: 

write down which book you have read and whether you liked it.

What is the difference between 'can', 'have to' and 'must'?
(mag ook in het Nederlands)

Open your book on page 62

Volunteers to read Ruby, Amy and Krystal?

1. Where are the girls?
2. What are they doing?
3. Why is Ruby not happy?
4. Does Amy agree with Ruby? Why?/Why not?

Find examples of 'can', 'have to' and 'must' in the dialogue.

(close your Chromebook until later!)

Modal verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

Can: OK? (mogen) = permission

Can you stay up late? (Is it OK?)

I can stay up late at the weekends.  (It's OK.)

I can't stay up late during the week. (It isn't OK.)

Have to: necessary? (moeten) = obligation

Do I have to go to bed? (Is it necessary?)

You have to go to bed. (It's necessary.)

You don't have to go to bed now. (It isn't necessary.) (hoeft niet)

Grammar presentation Pearson 5.4.

Modal verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

Must = like have to: necessary? (moeten) But have to is more common. 

• Must I go to bed? (Is it necessary?)
• You must go to bed. (It's necessary.)

Let op:

Mustn't betekent iets heel anders dan don't have to!

• You mustn't run through the corridors. It is dangerous. (mag niet)
• You don't have to run through the corridors. We have plenty of time. 

Can you stay up late at weekends?

Yes, I can.

No, I can't.

At what time do you have to go to bed during the week?

Page 62

Do exercises 4 and 5 by yourself. 

Write the answers in your notebook. (no Chromebooks!)

Compare notes with a partner.

Finished? Start online assignments for 5.4.

(open your Chromebook to do this)

5.5 Listening & vocabulary

Do you know these places in your town:

(close your Chromebook again until later!)

art gallery	hotel	post office
café	library	shopping centre
castle	museum	station
church	park	town hall
cinema	police station	tourist information centre

Telephone information line

Listen to audio 2.49 and fill in the gaps of exercise 4 (page 63).

Write the missing words in your notebook.

Trip to Keswick:

Telephone information line

Trip to Keswick:

1) tourist information centre

2) town hall

3) museum

4) art gallery

5) café

Look at the survey results (p. 63)

Read the results and discuss in pairs:

1. What are the three biggest problems for young people in Keswick?
2. What are the three most popular reasons why Keswick is a good place to live?

Listen to 2.50 and do exercises 6 & 7 by yourself, take notes.

Answers exercise 6 & 7 (page 63)

	Likes	Dislikes
Declan	friendly people	no shops for young people
Louise	so close to amazing countryside	small place, every one knows if you do something different.
Annie	great atmosphere of old town	narrow streets, dangerous to ride a bike
Brett	kayaking on the lakes	poor public transport

1c, 2b, 3a, 4e

What about your town?

What are the best and worst things about your town?

Discuss in pairs.*

Finished? Continue online exercises 5.4 and 5.5.

*If there is time left...

To do today

• Homework check: 5.7
• 5.4: Modal verbs: can, have and must
• 5.5: Listening: describing your town

At the end of this lesson:

• You can talk about permission and obligation.
• You can find detail in a conversation & talk about your town.

I can talk about permission (can) and obligation (have to, must)

Yes, I can use can, must and have to!

I think I can use can, must and have to.

I'm not sure I can use can, must and have to. I must get more help.

I'm not sure I can use can, must and have to. I have to practice.

I have no idea, so I have to pay more attention in class!

I can find specific detail
in a conversation about a town.

Yes, I can. It was easy.

Yes, I can. But it was quite hard to understand.

I'm not sure I can. I need more practice.

No, I can't. It is difficult

I haven't really tried. I've been doing other things.

Homework

Next week on Wednesday: Skills test.  

Listening or reading? Bring a charged Chromebook (and ear plugs)!

& Check where/how you can practise on Classroom!

Bring a book to read in class if your have finished early!

Homework for Friday: Finish online assignments 5.4 and 5.5.