Week 5 - Les 1 & 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Week 5 - Lesson 1

What did we do last lesson?

Talking about Personal Skills & grammar: which, that, who, whose

What will we do this lesson?

1. Remember - Grammar - Which, That, Who, Whose 
2. Watching & listening - Find the Right Career
3. G Reading - A Company that Hires Anyone Who Applies 

Goals:

- You know when to use which, that, who and whose in a sentence

- You can find and understand specific information in a magazine article

- You know words F listening & G reading

Complete this sentence:

The girl ... is taking notes
works in customer service.

1. which
2. that
3. who
4. whose

Complete this sentence:

This band, ... songs I really
like, just released a new album.

1. which
2. that
3. who
4. whose

Complete this sentence:

This painting, ...I just made,
turned out really well.

1. which
2. that
3. who
4. whose

Complete this sentence:

The table ... I
just cleaned is dirty again.

1. which
2. that
3. who
4. whose

Video exercise

How to find the right Career

Open a Word Document & name it: 'How to choose the right career path in 7 steps'

Write down 1 till 7 

Focus on: What tip is given?

Video exercise

How to find the right Career

Tips :	Welke tip wordt gegeven?	Wat wordt ermee bedoelt?
1	Make a list of your hobbies
2	Discover what you’re good at
3	Identify your personality traits
4	Determine what you want out of a career
5	Talk to industry experts
6	Research the job market
7	Discover your core values

Video exercise

How to find the right Career

Tips :	Welke tip wordt gegeven?	Wat wordt ermee bedoelt?
1	Make a list of your hobbies
2	Discover what you’re good at
3	Identify your personality traits
4	Determine what you want out of a career
5	Talk to industry experts
6	Research the job market
7	Discover your core values

Before Reading

What do we think this text is about?

Getting better in...

G Reading 

'About A Company that 

Hires Anyone Who Applies' 

Do exercises:

43, 45 & 46, p. 84-87                 about a company that hires anyone who applies

Finished? Study:

Words F Listening & G Reading, p. 99

Last 15 minutes - Check answers ex. 43 + Words check Quizlet

Goals:

- You know when to use which, that, who and whose in a sentence

- You can find and understand specific information in a magazine article

- You know words F listening & G reading

Week 5 - Lesson 2

What did we do last lesson?

E Writing & Grammar about Who, Whose, Which, That & 

G Reading about A company that hires anyone who applies

What will we do this lesson?

1. Check understanding: Who, Whose, Which & That
2. H Speaking & Stones: Talking about future jobs
3. Focus on Simple, compound & complex sentences
4. Words F listening & G reading

Goals:

- You know words F listening & G reading

- You can talk about future work plans for work

- You can form simple, compound & complex  sentences

Relative Pronouns

Fill in the gap:
Estrella, _____ father is the town mayor, gets a
lot of pocket money.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

Relative Pronouns

Fill in the gap:
This morning, my parents bought the dog _____ thay saw in the shelter earlier.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

Relative Pronouns

Fill in the gap:
Can you see the boy _____ is sitting on the bench?
He looks so familiar.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

H Speaking & Stones

Talking about future jobs

What do you already know?

Goals:

- You know words F listening & G reading

- You can talk about future work plans for work

- You can form simple, compound & complex  sentences

What is your dream job or
what kind of job do you want
to do in the future?

Talking about Future Jobs

Translate the following words to Dutch:
armed forces / hospitality / (teaching and) education

Talking about Future Jobs

healthcare

farming and agriculture

armed forces

hospitality

creative industry

construction

Talking about Future Jobs

Translate this sentence to English:
Ik zou graag in de gezondheidszorg willen werken.

Simple, compound or complex

sentences

1. Explanation

2. Start-up Exercise

Goals:

- You can form simple, compound and complex sentences

Simple, compound or complex

sentences

Simple sentences consist of one subject and one verb that shows tense (past or present). 

                 I work in a supermarket every day.

                 He loves his car.

You get a compound sentence when you join two simple sentences with the linking words: and, or, but or so.

                  He works at a supermarket and he works at a carwash.

                  They like dogs, but they are allergic to them.

                  Our school day ended at noon, so we went to the shopping centre.

Goals:

- You can form simple, compound and complex sentences

Simple, compound or complex

sentences

When you add a dependent clause to a simple sentence with linking words such as because, although, after, when, before, which, that, who, whose, you get a complex sentence

TIP! A dependent clause is a part of a sentence with a verb that does not express a complete thought.

He left his house at 8 because his shift starts at 9.

We need to go shopping before we go on holiday.

She liked to sing when she was younger.

Goals:

- You can form simple, compound and complex sentences

Start-up Exercise:

Write in 1 sentence what job you would like to have in the future and why that would suit you.

Getting better in...

H Speaking & Stones: Talking about future jobs

Focus on Simple, compound & complex sentences

Do three of these exercises:

Finish exercises:

29, 30 & 33, p. 76-79      about Relative Pronouns

45 & 46, p. 84-87            about a company that hires anyone who applies

Finished? Study:

Words F Listening & G Reading, p. 99

Goals:

- You know words F listening & G reading

- You can talk about future work plans for work

- You can form simple, compound & complex sentences

Compound & Complex Sentences: Startup

exercise 1: click here

exercise 2: click here

Compound & Complex Sentences: End level

exercise 1: click here

exercise 2: click here