Herhaling

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo t
• Leerjaar 1

- Taking the register

- Newsround

- What do you need?

- Homework check (Wheel of doom)

- Today's activities

- Homework

Newsround

Play

What do you need?

Homework check

Leren:

Alles van Theme 3 

(woordjes, zinnen en grammatica) 

Maken: 

17, 18, 22, 23 en 24 

(blz. 89 t/m 93)

Exercise 17

1. cap 

2. tattoo

3. officer

4. ID

5. ticket / fine

Exercise 18

1. contents

2. judge

3. freckles

4. team up

5. misunderstanding

6. anonymous

7. evidence

8. reveal

Exercise 22

I'd like to report a crime.

Someone burgled / broke into our house.

Yesterday afternoon I saw a boy hanging around near our house.

He was quite tall, and he was wearing a red jacket.

He stole / has stolen a box of jewellery.

Exercise 23

1. A month ago, someone threatened two customers.

2. The armed thieves pointed their guns at the police.

3. When the car thief realized the police were on their 

    way, he ran off.

4. Two burglars were arrested in a house.

5. They admitted to all charges.

6. Both fugitives were captured by security guards.

Exercise 23

1. If a passenger discovers a strange parcel / package, 

    the police always follow it up. 

2. Officers arrested a group of pickpockets.

3. The police caught some criminals / thieves red-   

     handed this afternoon. 

4. You will be fined if they catch you spray-painting a  

     train.

#: Herhaling (grammar)

     Exercise: 19 (write down the clues!), 20, 21 

     Page: 90+91

Exercise 19

Exercise 19

1. discovered (A few weeks ago)

Exercise 19

1. discovered (A few weeks ago)

2. were (Nog steeds 'A few weeks ago')

Exercise 19

1. discovered (A few weeks ago)

2. were (Nog steeds 'A few weeks ago')

3. have seen (since then)

Exercise 19

1. discovered (A few weeks ago)

2. were (Nog steeds 'A few weeks ago')

3. have seen (since then)

4. has been (since the beginning of this month)

Exercise 19

1. discovered (A few weeks ago)

2. were (Nog steeds 'A few weeks ago')

3. have seen (since then)

4. has been (since the beginning of this month)

5. began (in the early 1990s) 

Exercise 19

6. has expanded (since then)

Exercise 19

6. has expanded (since then)

7. have tried (since his work became popular)

Exercise 19

6. has expanded (since then)

7. have tried (since his work became popular)

8. have been (vroeger tot nu)

Exercise 19

6. has expanded (since then)

7. have tried (since his work became popular)

8. have been (vroeger tot nu)

9. bought (in 2008)

Exercise 19

6. has expanded (since then)

7. have tried (since his work became popular)

8. have been (vroeger tot nu)

9. bought (in 2008)

10. have (already) given

Exercise 20

none / both / all

each

both / all

every

all

Exercise 21

1. when

2. if

3. if

4. when

5. if

H: Reading

Read: Social media are solving crimes 

               (page 40, Textbook)

Do: Exercise 19+20 

        (page 66, Activitybook A)

Exercise 19

Paragraph  1   2   3   4   5    6   7

Function     B   D   C   C   C   C   A

Exercise 20

- Veel criminelen zijn goed op de hoogte van de nieuwe  

  onderzoeksmethoden van de politie en zorgen ervoor dat ze hun     

  sporen
online uitwissen. 

- Een man die gezocht werd vanwege een bargevecht, verraadde 

   zichzelf
door te vermelden dat hij nog in dezelfde woonplaats 

   verbleef, maar op een ander adres. 

- Het feit dat zo veel mensen misbruik maken van andermans  

   socialmediagegevens, was voor de politie aanleiding om actie te 

   ondernemen.

I: Speaking & writing

Read: Stones 8+9 

           (page 42, Textbook or screenshots)

Do: Exercise 21-23 

       (page 67-69, Activitybook A)

Exercise 21

1. EN: Both fugitives were captured by the police

    NL: Beide voortvluchtigen werden gevangengenomen door de 

            politie.  

2. EN: Two armed robbers threatened the customers

    NL: Twee gewapende overvallers bedreigden de klanten.  

3. EN: Officers caught two bicycle thieves red-handed this morning. 

    NL: Agenten hebben vanochtend twee fietsendieven op heterdaad 

           betrapt.

Exercise 21

4. EN: A fortnight ago a criminal stole several famous paintings.

    NL: Twee weken geleden heeft een crimineel een aantal beroemde 

           schilderijen gestolen.  

5. EN: The lab searched for fingerprints to reveal evidence.

    NL: Het lab heeft gezocht naar vingerafdrukken om bewijs te 

           onthullen.

6. EN: If customs discover a strange parcel, they always follow it up.

    NL: Als de douane een vreemd pakketje ontdekt, dan trekt ze die/dat 

           altijd na.

Exercise 22

- They used police dogs to track down the 

   thieves.

- What were the police doing in the shopping 

   centre late last night?

- They were arresting a couple of shoplifters.

- Were the pickpockets arrested?

- Yes, they admitted to all charges/crimes.

Exercise 23

1. When the dealers noticed that the police were on their 

     way, they panicked.

2. they pointed their guns at the restaurant's staff and 

     customers.

3. Officers searched for the criminals in nearly / almost   

     every house in the neighbourhood.

4. they caught the criminals (red-handed) in the mall.

Exercise 23

5. They arrested them late last night.

6. Most of the criminals admitted to selling stolen cars.

7. to help find the hideout of the criminals / the 

    criminals' hideout.

8. the police received a tip from an accomplice.

Study: 

- Vocab A-D + G

- Stone 7-9

- Grammar

   - past simple

   - present perfect

   - past simple vs. present perfect

   - irregular verbs (onregelmatige werkwoorden)

Thanks for your attention