Lesson 6 - chapter 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b
• Leerjaar 4

Welcome!

Books and a pen on the corner of your desk, please!

Today:

Negations

Recap + exercise

Stones exercise

Writing sentences

Learning goals

• You'll know when to use negations
• You'll know how to use negations
• You can use negations in a sentence
• You can translate Dutch sentences to English

Grammar

Paper + pen

Negations (ontkenning) exercise 

Write down these sentences on a piece of paper. Then make them negative (ontkennend).

• 1. Karin played volleyball yesterday.
  
• 2. There will be rain in the South tomorrow.
  
• 3. Mel speaks German.
  
• 4. We are writing a test.
  
• 5. Listen to Thomas.

Grammar

Paper + pen

Negations (ontkenning) exercise 

6. They are going to rent a car.

7. I had seen him.

8. They were having a cup of tea this morning.

9. She has been to Berlin.

10. I have been watching TV for an hour.

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Explanation + answer

play = verb

do before verb

negative do = didn't

played becomes play (normal verb)

Karin didn't play volleyball yesterday.

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Explanation + answer

2. There will be rain in the South tomorrow.

will = modal verb

negative will = won't

be doesn't change

There won't be rain in the South tomorrow.

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Explanation + answer

3. Mel speaks German.

Speaks = verb

do before verb

do = doesn't (does not)

Mel = shit rule = doesn't (not don't)

Speaks becomes normal verb speak

Mel doesn't speak German.

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Explanation + answer

4. We are writing a test.

are = modal verb

writing = verb

are negative = aren't

writing doesn't change

We aren't writing a test.

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Explanation + answer

5. Listen to Thomas.

Listen= verb

do before verb

do becomes don't 

(Thomas isn't the he in the sentence)

Listen doesn't change

Don't Listen to Thomas.

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Explanation + answer

6. They are going to rent a car.

Are = modal verb

going to = verb

Are negative = aren't 

going to doesn't change

They aren't going to rent a car.

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Explanation + answer

7. I had seen him.

had = modal verb

seen = verb

had negative = hadn't (had not)

seen doesn't change

I hadn't seen him.

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Explanation + answer

8. They were having a cup of tea this morning.

were = modal verb

having = verb

were negative = weren't (were not)

having doesn't change

They weren't having a cup of tea this morning.

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Explanation + answer

9. She has been to Berlin.

has = modal verb

been = verb

has negative = hasn't (has not)

been doesn't change

She hasn't been to Berlin.

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Explanation + answer

10. I have been watching TV for an hour.

have been = modal verb

watching = verb

have been negative = havent been

watching doesn't change

I haven't been wachting TV for an hour.

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Stones

Pen + Paper

Translate these sentences

1. Wat vind je van dit auto-ontwerp?
2. Wat is je mening over de sportschoenen die ik ontworpen heb?
3. Ik vind dat deze schoenen erg stijlvol zijn.
4. Ik vind niet dat de tas erg praktisch is.
5. Om eerlijk te zijn, zijn die ontwerpen niet mijn ding.

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Translate these sentences

1. What do you think of this car design?
2. What is your opinion on the trainers I've designed?
3. I think these shoes are very stylish.
4. I don't think the bag is very practical.
5. To be honest, those designs aren't really my thing.

What have you learned in todays lesson? Write down at least 2 things.

Feedback to the teacher. What are you missing?

Homework

SO 13-01-21

Study:

Page 22 (Stones)

Page 23 (Grammar)

Page 29 (A,B,C)

Page 30 (D)