week 9 lesson 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

I can talk about things that have (just) happened

I pronounce the G well 

Finish the book

reread two weeks with the queen

Or read this article

Homework is finished?

lesson 1 to 3

35+36

“I’ve got shoes,” Colin pointed down to his brown elastic-sided boots. OK, they were a bit scuffed from when he’d borrowed Doug Beale’s trail-bike and the brakes had failed and he’d had to use his feet to stop, but they’d rub up with a bit of spit and chicken fat.
Dad sighed.’

How does Colin feel during this scene at the very beginning of the story?

‘Next to Uncle Bob was the whitest kid Colin had ever seen. And huge. Colin was sure Mum had said cousin Alistair was only thirteen but he was built like a brick dunny and was taller than Uncle Bob.
After the hugging and kissing and shaking hands and questions about Mum and Dad and the food on the plane, they all stood looking at each other.’

What can be said about the relationship between Colin and Alistair?
Describe their relationship in at least 20 words.

Past simple & present perfect

Past Simple Present Perfect

Past simple < > present perfect

Past Simple - ww + ed (regular) - ww veranderd of juist niet (irregular)	Present Perfect - Have/has + ww+ed (regular) - have/has + ww veranderd of juist niet (irregular)
- I did n't do my homework last Sunday. - She gave me a really good idea yesterday. - We were here last night, too. - They did n't see her last week.	- I have n't done my homework. Sorry about that. - She 's given me a really good idea. - We 've been here since yesterday. - They have n't seen you for weeks.

Past simple / Present perfect

(5 min total) 10 min

1ste rijtje

2de rijtje

3de rijtje

Past Simple

Present Perfect

Present Simple

past simple

present perfect

38 plus practice more grammar 1 and 2

Finished?

Make 40

41 A/B

The pronunciation of the letter g depends on the letter that follows it.

g followed by e, i or y: pronunciation is 'soft'. It sounds like the letter j in 'juice'.

Examples: gymnastics, large, biology

Note: there are exceptions to this rule. Examples: get, girl and gear

g followed by any other letter: pronunciation is 'hard'.

Examples: golf, great, guy

when a word ends in a vowel followed by a g, the pronunciation is 'hard' as well.

Examples: leg, gig, dog

Make a group of 3 people

Make

42/43/44

Finished? 

Make get ahead 1

Have to, must, should.

You ____ be quiet when the teacher is talking!

1. must
2. should
3. have to
4. shouldn't

Have to, must, should.

You ____ save some money.

1. has to
2. have to
3. must
4. should

Have to, must, should.

Children ____ go to school.

1. have to
2. has to
3. must
4. should

Have to, must, should.

I ____ go to school, I cannot afford it to miss that important exam.

1. have to
2. has to
3. must
4. should

Have to, must, should.

All soldiers ____ wear a uniform.

1. shouldn't
2. should
3. has to
4. have to

Have to, must, should.

In the UK all children ____ wear a uniform.

1. have to
2. has to
3. must
4. should

Have to, must, should.

We ____ be home on time, because we don't want to miss that important game on the telly.

1. have to
2. has to
3. must
4. should

I can talk about things that have (just) happened

I pronounce the G well 

Homework

35

36 (38)

39

40 (42/43/44)

pronunciation

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