Lesson 9 - Verb have got

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME

Today

1. Goals
2. Feedback
3. Check homework
4. Intro Chloe
5. Explanation Have (got)
6. Handout Have (got)
7. Vocabulary 2.4
8. Workbook: Ex. 29
9. Homework

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use the verb "have" (got)
• You have practiced using the verb "have" (got)
• You have practiced giving feedback

Feedback

1. Read your neighbour's blog post

2. Fill in the rubric 

(= beoordelingsschema)

Circle 0 or 1 for every element

Feedback

1. Look at the points your neighbour has given you
2. Take the time to improve your blog post

If you are happy with your post: Hand it in

Homework

Ex. 22 - page 60

Ex. 23A - page 60

Ex. 23B - page 61

Ex. 24 - page 61

Clip time

1. You look very (boos).

2. I don't want to (lachen) anymore, my belly hurts.

3. Could you turn down your music? It's way too (luid).

4. I have to (call) my mother.

5. I think he is going to send you a (message).

Intro

Positive

Subject +	Have/has +	Got +	Rest of the sentence
I	have	got	a lot of work to do.
He/she/it	has	got	a lot of work to do.
You/we/they	have	got	a lot of work to do.

The got part never changes, but the have part changes to match the person.

Negative

Subject +	Have/has +	Not/n't	Got +	Rest of the sentence
I	have	not/n't	got	a lot of work to do.
He/she/it	has	not/n't	got	a lot of work to do.
You/we/they	have	not/n't	got	a lot of work to do.

The got part never changes, but the have part changes to match the person.

Question

Have/has +	subject +	Got +	Rest of the sentence + ?
Have	I	got	a lot of work to do?
Has	he/she/it	got	a lot of work to do?
Have	we/you/they	got	a lot of work to do?

The got part never changes, but the have part changes to match the person.

Have (got)

Have and have got mean the same, but have got is more informal.

We use have (got) to talk about:

Possession - I've got a new car.

Relationship: She's got two brothers.

Characteristics: He's got green eyes.

Illnesses: My friend has got a fever.

Have - use

We use have, Not have got to talk about actions and experiences, like:

I usually have got dinner at 18:00. 

I usually have dinner at 18:00.

Worksheet

Have got

What: Fill in the gaps

Time: 5 minutes

Done: Do ex. 26 & 27 (p. 63)

Worksheet - check

Vocabulary 2.4

Already	Al
Anymore	Niet.... meer
Buy (to)	Kopen
Cheap	Goedkoop
Drums	Drumstel
Each	Per stuk
Enough	Genoeg, voldoende
Expensive	Duur
Lazy	Lui
Look forward to (to)	Uitkijken naar
Much	Veel
Musician	Muzikant
Record (to)	Opnemen

Saxophone	Saxofoon
Skip (to)	Overslaan
Spend (to)	Uitgeven, besteden
Tonight	Vanavond
Uncle	Oom
Until	Tot
Visit (to)	Bezoeken

Workbook

Exercise 29 (vocabulary) - p.  64-65

How: Individually

Time: 3 minutes

Done: Exercise 26, 27 & 30 (page 63 & page 65-66)

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use the verb "have" (got)
• You have practiced using the verb "have" (got)

What have you learned in this lesson?
Can you give me an example?

Homework

Study: Vocabulary 2.4

Do: Clip Time (online)

Do: Exercise 26, 27 & 30

Finish your blog!