Week 41 Lesson 2 H3B

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome Havo 3

Good morning!

phone in your zakkie

workbook + laptop in front of you

jacket off + bag on the ground

join lessonup

Plan & goals

1: At the end of this class, you will understand your mistakes on the SO. 

2: At the end of this class, you will have checked exercises on the passive 

*Leerdoelen zijn RTTI geformuleerd (in leerlingentaal).

SO testfox

step 1: Go to testfox to see your results.

step 2: We will go through the exercises together.  If you have any comments/questions write them down on your paper. I will read this. 

Exercises 1 & 2 

For every spelling mistake -0,5. You need to know the translations from the book, if you have a different translation in Dutch that does not look the same in Dutch = 0,5 

to report = aangeven = 1 point

to report = melden = 0,5 point

to report = rapporteren = 0 points

to report = rapport = a noun and NOT a verb = 0 points 

Exercises 1 & 2 

"You need to know the English translations very well. 

Some exceptions: 

destroy = vernietigen = 1 point

destroy = slopen = 0,5 point

destroy = verwoesten = 0,5 point

spelling mistakes in Dutch do NOT count. 

Exercises 1 & 2 

"You need to know the English translations very well. 

Some exceptions: 

destroy = vernietigen = 1 point

destroy = slopen = 0,5 point

destroy = verwoesten = 0,5 point

spelling mistakes in Dutch do NOT count. 

Judgment is what kind of word?

1. noun
2. verb
3. adjective
4. adverb

Exercise 3 & 4: grammar 

You really need to know how to make a:

- past perfect

- past simple 

-when to use a past simple and when to use a past perfect. 

Which answer contains a past perfect?

1. believed
2. had believed
3. was believing
4. have believed

When do you use a past perfect?

1. When you talk about something that happened after something else .
2. When you talk about something that happened before something else.
4. When you talk about something that was going on for a while in the past.

Past perfect 

past = verleden tijd 

perfect = it is perfect, it is done, voltooide tijd. 

You use the "perfect" for something that happened before something else happened. The first action = past perfect, the second action = past simple. 

continuous = it is continuing, still going on so -> always -ing 

Which answer is correct?
My mom.........................(to have) lunch after she..............(to run) for a mile.

1. had - had run
2. had had - run
3. had - run
4. had had - had run

Which answer is correct?
My sister.........................(to have) lunch before she..............(to go) swimming.

1. had - had gone
2. had - went
3. had had - had gone
4. had had - went

Past perfect 

past = verleden tijd 

perfect = it is perfect, it is done, voltooide tijd. 

You use the "perfect" for something that happened before something else happened. The first action = past perfect, the second action = past simple. 

continuous = it is continuing, still going on so -> always -ing 

Passive 

What do you remember about the passive vs. active voice? 

Hoe gebruik je de passive?

De passive wordt gebruikt wanneer de persoon die de actie uitvoert onbekend is, niet belangrijk is of al bekend is.

Let's check 52 (p. 120)

6. worked

7. had been recorded - was found. 

8. had driven - were arrested. 

Let's check 52 (p. 120)

passive: 

to be + voltooid deelwoord (past participle) main verb

active into passive 

1. was bitten

2. is spoken

3. was visited

4. has been bought

5. was being

checked

Holmwoods 

You need to have 2 passes for reading in Holmwoods 

AND 

2 passes for listening in Holmwoods 

Welcome Havo 3

Good morning!

phone in your zakkie

workbook + laptop in front of you

jacket off + bag on the ground

join lessonup

Plan & goals

1: At the end of this class, you will have listened to a conversation about bilingualism. 

2: At the end of this class, you will repeated some of the vocabulary of chapter 2 

*Leerdoelen zijn RTTI geformuleerd (in leerlingentaal).

Before listening (p.60)

Before listening 

Strategy

What are false friends?

Cook Vs. Koek

Some English words are quite similar in terms of spelling and sound compared to Dutch words. Yet, they have a total different meaning. These words are called false friends or valse vrienden. 

Voorbeelden

Nederlands	Juiste vertaling	Engels	Juiste vertaling
braaf	well-behaved	brave	dapper
eekhoorn	squirrel	acorn	eikel
mening	opinion	meaning	betekenis
brutaal	cheeky	brutal	wreed
slimme	smart	slim	slank

During listening (p.60-61)

After listening (p.61)

Blooket

Blooket 

Go to: play.blooket.com