1BKMH, unit 2, Klokkijken, part 1

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo b, k
• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME 

1 BK / KM / MH

Last week:

- opdrachten

- luisteroefeningen

This week's goals:

- I understand how telling the time works in English

- I know how to tell the time in English

- I understand how to do the exercises in the English book. 

Telling the time

to 

a quarter to 

(voor)

past

a quarter past

(over)

Let op in welk gebied de grote wijzer staat:

Which words do we need to tell the time in English?

o'clock (heel uur)

half past (half uur)

past (over) + to (voor)

quarter to (kwart voor)

quarter past (kwart over) 

 

Het is half zeven.

Het is een half uur na 6 uur. 

Daarom - It is half past six (6)

Het is half acht. 

It is half past ...

Het is half twee. 

It is half past .......

It is a quarter past 3.

It is 4 o'clock.

It is half past 2. 

It is a quarter to 8.

Het is half vijf.

1. It is half past four.
2. It is half past five

Het is tien voor drie.

1. It is ten past three.
2. It is ten to three.

Het is kwart over 1.

1. It is a quarter to one.
2. It is a quarter past one.

"over" is ...... in het Engels

"voor" is ..... in het Engels.

Het is kwart voor

1. it's a quarter to
2. it's a quarter past
3. it's a quater to
4. it's a quater past

kwart over

1. a quarter to
2. a quarter past
3. a quater to
4. a quater past

Het is twee uur.

1. It is two hours.
2. It is two hour.
3. It is two o'clock.

voor hele uren gebruiken we..
bijv. It's twelve .........

What time is it?

17:30

14:15

11:00

14:35

12:20

Answers

It is half past five

It is a quarter past two

It is eleven o ‘clock

It is twenty-five minutes to three

It is twenty minutes past twelve

This week's goals:

- I understand how telling the time works in English

- I know how to tell the time in English

- I understand how to do the exercises in the English book. 

Did you achieve your goals?

This week's planner:

Lesson 3: Do:

1MH:

Exercises 3, 4, 5, 6, 7a, 8, 10, 11 (page 61-66)

-> Oortjes mee!

1KM:

Exercises 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, (WB, page 57 - 60)