H4 week 19 woensdag blokuur

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Lesson goals for today:
- homework check: 
Follow Up 53, 54, 55, 56
- writing skills practice: Email 2

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What are themes we are currently learning words/vocabulary about in Follow Up? (more than one answer possible)
A
War
B
Communication
C
Television and advertising
D
Shopping

Slide 3 - Quiz

Follow Up: 
Any volunteers..........?

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Choose the correct Dutch translation of: dot
A
vlek
B
dubbele punt
C
punt
D
toets

Slide 5 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
wireless
A
antenne
B
koppeling
C
zonder internet
D
draadloos

Slide 6 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
attachment
A
bijnaam
B
bureaublad
C
bijlage
D
zender

Slide 7 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
serial
A
serie (doorlopend verhaal)
B
serie (reeks)
C
aflevering
D
filmfragment

Slide 8 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
aerial
A
schotelantenne
B
antenne
C
communicatiemiddel
D
verbinding

Slide 9 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
department store
A
winkelketen
B
warenhuis
C
winkel
D
souterrain

Slide 10 - Quiz

Choose the correct translation of:
dismissal
A
staking
B
vakbond
C
ontslag
D
pensionering

Slide 11 - Quiz

Writing skills
 informal letter writing

Slide 12 - Diapositive

Example
of a good informal letter

Slide 13 - Diapositive

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Punctuation
Although some people talk without ever stopping, a comma is generally used wherever you would normally take a breath. In other words, in longer sentences there should always be a comma. A question needs a question mark (?) and when you make something specific you use a colon (:). We arrived at our destination: London Paddington station. 

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Spelling
Spelling is extremely important in a letter/email. Other people will get a bad impression of you when your writing is full of errors. So use a spelling control (UK) when you write on a pc or a dictionary when you write on paper. Likewise, grammar mistakes will distract the receiver from enjoying your letter. There are many pitfalls that will be dealt with in this course.  

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Language
Your language should match the person you are writing to. 
You use a different style when you write to a close friend from when you write to an uncle you have not seen in years. 
Always remember who you are writing to and adapt your style accordingly. 

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Let's check email 2!
This was homework.

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Which book are you
reading right now?
Read for 20 mins.

Slide 19 - Carte mentale

Let's check email 2!
This was homework.

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Your own style
There are a lot of standard phrases you can use, but don’t make your letter into a dull sequence of these kind of sentences. You need to develop your own style, with (possibly) the help of standard phrases. Likewise, you can use sentence connectors (signaalwoorden). Using them will make your letter more cohesive. 

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Which 'connectors' (signaalwoorden) do you know?

Slide 22 - Question ouverte

Write two sentences with a connector. Can you use them in your next email?

Slide 23 - Question ouverte

Homework for next week:
- Bring Stepping Stones 
- Write email 3!

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Holmwoods
Magister -> ELO -> Digitale leermiddelen -> English Essentials -> Aan de slag (kies 4 opdr)

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