Periode 2- Week 11

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

English

To Do:

• Shopping Matters Unit 2: exercise 1-6-11
• Reading Portfolio: Article 1+ 2 +3
• Building Blocks A2 - Unit 2 

-2.2 Reading: 1-28
-2.4 Listening: 7-16 + 18-31

Types of shops

a shop = a place (small or large) where you can buy goods.

a store = a large shop

's= a shop or place where there is a person with a skill. 

florist's / chemist's/ 

Shopping Matters - Unit 2

Exercise 1A: Where can you buy the things on the shopping list? Match the items with the shops.

Exercise 1B:Make a list of at least two other things you can buy at each these shops.

Exercise 6A: Read the website. Find words in the box to match the definitions. Then answer question 1-7.

Exercise 11A: Read the text and answer question 1-4.

Exercise 11B: Find words in the text that match the definitions (1-8)

Finished?: Reading Portolio

Answers - 6A

1-clothes rack

2- trainee

3- wall rail

4- major

5 -locations

6-sales

7-staff

8-to advise

Answers - 6A

1. Belgium and the Netherlands
2. quality clothing
3.  by car
4.  display tables & flexible, free-standing clothes rack
5.  a strong team
6.  On hangers, then on racks, wall rails or display tables.
7. Some customers don't speak Dutch. 

Answers -11

1. Atlanta, Georgia (USA)

2. It's described in a contract between shop owner (franchisee) and the parent company (franchiser).

3.  The cost of the franchise, profits and the franchisee pays for training of employees.

4. Add more or less sweetener according to local taste.

1. famous                               5.employee

2. service                               6. uniform

3.contract                             7. bottler

4.percentage-                    8.sweetener

Franchise

Reading Portfolio

You are going to read three 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. 

Please add the articles as an attachment to the file.