(a) little and (a) few + Personal Pronouns

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome to today's English lesson

With Ms Frijns

Take out your books and start reading, please 

Help me out! :)

The questions are anonymous

What is your favourite thing about going to school?

What do you think of studying?

What skill do you think is the most important when learning English?

1. reading
2. speaking
3. writing
4. listening/ watching

Do you ever speak English? If so, when?

Are you afraid to speak in English in class? Why?

Do you think this exercise is interesting? Why (not)?

Why do you think being able to speak English is important?

Test testweek (week 50)

What do you need to know for the test in the testweek (week 50)?

Unit 2

Grammar 

• Irregular verbs (in classroom!)
  
• Past Simple
• Past Continuous
• Have to / must
• Place + Time 
• Interrogative pronouns

Vocabulary

• 2.1 + 2.2 + 2.3 + 2.4

NO PHRASES

Unit 3

Grammar 

• The Future: to be + going to + hww
• The Future: will/ shall + hww
• Some / any
• Personal pronouns 
• little / few

NO Present simple <> Present continuous

Vocabulary

• 3.1 + 3.2 + 3.3 + 3.4

NO PHRASES

Test testweek (week 50)

What do you need to know for the test in the testweek (week 50)?

Unit 2

Grammar 

• Irregular verbs (in classroom!)
  
• Past Simple
• Past Continuous
• Have to / must
• Place + Time 
• Interrogative pronouns

Vocabulary

• 2.1 + 2.2 + 2.3 + 2.4

NO PHRASES

Unit 3

Grammar 

• The Future: to be + going to + hww
• The Future: will/ shall + hww
• Some / any
• Personal pronouns 
• (a) little / (a) few

NO Present simple <> Present continuous

Vocabulary

• 3.1 + 3.2 + 3.3 + 3.4

NO PHRASES

(a) few / (a) little

TEA

What do you already know?

Drag the words to the right places in the sentences.

I have                             (een beetje) time before class. 

Ashley makes                            (weinig) progress on her singing. 

The children got                           (een paar) euros to buy ice cream. 

There are                                (weinig) young people here.

few

a few

little

a little

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class.

Ashley makes little progress on her singing.

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.

There are few young people here. 

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

• I have a little time before class.
  
• Ashley makes little progress on her singing.
  
• The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.
  
• There are few young people here. 
  

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

• I have a little time before class.
  
• Ashley makes little progress on her singing.
  
• The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.
  
• There are few young people here. 
  

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class.

Ashley makes little progress on her singing.

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.

There are few young people here. 

Telbare zelfstandig naamwoorden

Ontelbare zelfstandig naamwoorden

table

minute

time

happiness

moon

space

difference

crocodile

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class.

Ashley makes little progress on her singing.

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.

There are few young people here. 

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class. = een beetje

Ashley makes little progress on her singing.

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream. = een paar

There are few young people here. 

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class. 

Ashley makes little progress on her singing. = weinig

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream.

There are few young people here. = weinig

(a) few / (a) little: gebruik

little/ a little + ontelbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

few/ a few + telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord

I have a little time before class. = een beetje

Ashley makes little progress on her singing. = weinig

The children got a few euros to buy ice cream. = een paar

There are few young people here. = weinig

Drag the words to the right places in the sentences.

I called                             (een paar) friends. 

Tonya comes across                             (een beetje) mean. 

The role model has                               (weinig) cash. 

Shelby fears                                 (weinig) people.

few

a few

little

a little

Can you give me ... seconds?

1. little
2. few
3. a little
4. a few

There is ... fun in running a paper round.

1. little
2. few
3. a little
4. a few

My dog has ... attention for anything other than food.

1. little
2. few
3. a little
4. a few

I am ... scared to go inside the cave.

1. little
2. few
3. a little
4. a few

There are very ... clouds in the sky

1. little
2. few
3. a little
4. a few

PRONOUNS

Which personal (reflexive) pronouns did you hear?

Personal/ reflexive/ self - pronouns

myself

yourself

himself

herself

themselves

itself

yourselves

ourselves

Personal/ reflexive/ self - pronouns

myself

yourself

himself

herself

themselves

itself

yourselves

ourselves

Personal/ reflexive/ self - pronouns

myself

yourself

himself

herself

themselves

itself

yourselves

ourselves

Personal pronouns: gebruik

Je gebruikt personal pronouns om terug te verwijzen naar mensen, dieren of dingen. Je legt er dan een nadruk op. 

• I believed in myself.
• Cole and Drew wrapped the presents themselves.
• We ordered ourselves some pizza. 

I

you

he

she

it

we

they

you (mv)

yourselves

themselves

herself

himself

myself

itself

ourselves

The cat scared ... in the mirror.

1. myself
2. himself
3. itself
4. itsself

Delila hurt ... when she fell off the horse.

1. herself
2. itself
3. themselves
4. ourselves

The adventurers took care of ... on the trip.

1. herself
2. itself
3. themselves
4. ourselves

We earned the money ... !

1. herself
2. itself
3. themselves
4. ourselves

Over to you...

Work on the week task (week 49).