Unit 1 - lesson 1 (and 2)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Starting All Right!

• Have a seat
• Take out your book & laptop and go to lessonup
• Have your materials on your table & be logged
  in when the timer ends

Stoplicht: 

Rood = werk in stilte; geen vragen

Oranje = fluisterend overleggen

Groen = Normaal overleggen/praten

Today

- Have a look in All Right, wat can you expect this year?

- Planning period 1 (what tests can you expect)

- Start unit 1 All Right: all about North-West England

- Practice reading & listening

-Finish your letters to yourself

A question to start: when working (in class or homework) do you rather work in your book or online?

Book

Online

I don't know yet

Period 1

These are the two tests for period 1:

-Listening test (Cito klv) (weging 3x)

-Proefwerk All Right! unit 1 + 2 (vocabulary, grammar, reading) (weging 2x)

Precise dates + more info will be communicated shortly! 

All Right! unit 1

-Main topic: North-West England

-Grammar: present perfect, present perfect continuous, past simple, past continuous; who, whose, whom, which, that; comparisons

-Vobulary: only words in the exercises, list will be online! 

Exercise 1 (page 8)

In pairs, answer the following questions: 

a. The Romans are, of course, well-known for conquering most of Europe as well as parts of other continents, but they were also amazing engineers. Name at least three types of structures that they were famous for building.

b. Read the introduction and look at the pictures in The History of Hadrian's Wall. What was the function of this structure? 

The History of Hadrian's Wall

• Read along with the text 
• In silence, answer the questions in exercise 2

Hadrian's Wall remained standing for nearly 300 years

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

In 1987, Hadrian's Wall was named the most famous Roman wall on earth

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

Hadrian visited Britain in AD 122 to inspect the wall that had been build in his name

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

There was always a slope of some kind to climb if you wanted to get to Hadrian's Wall

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

The British helped the Romans build Hadrian's Wall

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

Hadrian's Wall is 84 miles long

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

To do

- Start in lesson 2

1. Exercise 2 (vocabulary; page 10)

2. Finish writing the letter to yourself (see yesterday's lessonup)

3. Study grammar (page 12 + 89) or vocabulary 

Homework

• Unit 1, lesson 2: exercise 1 (listening; online)
• Start studying vocabulary (list on Quizlet, wrts, Magister)
• Next Wednesday: Listening & grammar