Periode 2- Week 9

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

English

To Do:

• Planning
• Reading Portfolio: Article 3 & 4

Planning

7 januari: Leesportfolio artikel 1 + 2

14 januari: Leesportfolio artikel 3 + 4

21 januari: Afronden leesportfolio + voorbereiden presentatie

28 januari: Presentatie leesportfolio

4 februari: Leestoets

Reading Portfolio

You are going to read 4 articles in English. You can choose the articles yourself, but make sure the articles are not too easy or too difficult.

 

For every article, choose ten words that you don’t know or find interesting or difficult. Write down the English words in the first column. Then translate the words to Dutch and write the translations in the second column. After that, write a sentence for each word and incorporate the words correctly. Finally, write a short summary of the article in your own words. 

Presentation Reading Portfolio

1.  Introduce yourself and mention the titles of the 4 articles you've read. 
2. Grade the articles from the most interesting to the least interesting.  (1=most interesting &   6 = least interesting).
3. Explain  (in English) why these two articles are the most and least interesting.
4. Give a short summary (in English) of the most interesting article you've read.
5. Finish your presentation. 

*2-3 minutes

* Use PowerPoint 

Shopping Matters - Unit 1

"Talking about me and my job"

Exercise 1A) Match the four people (a-d) with the shops (1-4)

Exercise 1B) Look in the four texts and find the name of each type of shop. Then make a list of other types of shops you can name.

Exercise 2A) Option 2: Listen and answer the questions about Pia and Jamie.

Answers 2A

1) 18  (almost 19)     +    Emmen / The Netherlands

2)  She works as a trainee shop assistant at Aldi.

3) Emmen 

4) 19 + English

5) Newcastle

6) He works as a shop assistant at Foot Locker.

7) Newcastle (town centre)

8) Pia: best day = Wednesday , worst day = Saturdays (before Christmas)

    Jamie: best day = Thursday, worst day = Sunday

Shopping Matters

Exercise 2B: Write three or four sentences about yourself and your job.

Exercise 3A: Fill in the gaps with the right forms of  be (am/are/is) or have (have/has)

Exercise 3B: Write a text called About me to describe you and your family.

Exercise 4A: option 1: in pairs, complete the questions, ask them to each other and write down the answers.

Exercise 5: option 1: Match the sentences (a-i) with the pictures (1-9)

Answers 3A

1) am

2) is

3) have

4) are

5) is

6) has

7) does not have / doesn't have

8) is 

9) Are

10) Do .. have

11) is

12) am not

Answers 4A

1) Are you happy...

2) Is your shop...

3) Is it near a ...

4) Do you have ....

5) Does your shop have ...

6) Do you have ...

7) Are you the ...

8) Do you have ...

9) Do you have ...

10) Is your boss ...

Answers 5

a- 4

b-7

c-6

d-9

e-3

f-1

g-2

h-8

i-5