GM2A SS7 writing an informal e-mail/ extra reading

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome GM2A

Week 9 - Lesson 1

Writing an informal e-mail/ reading

Check-in

1. Ga op je plaats zitten.
2. Leg je spullen op tafel.
3. Pak je mobiel in het zakkie en doe het in je rugzak/tas.
4. Wacht rustig tot de les begint.

Today

At the end of this class I ...

• ... can write an e-mail to my friend.
• ... can answer questions about a reading text.

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How do I write a good email?

1. [Hi/hello + name,] or [Dear + name,]
2. Introduction: What's your email about?
3. Why are you writing the email?
4. Give some more information, explain the problem, give your opinion. 
5. Ask questions, say what you need/want.
6. Closing statement: I hope to hear from you soon; I look forward to hearing from you soon...
7. Kind/Best/Warm regards
8. Your name

Task: Write an email

Use this structure

- [Hi/hello + name,] or [Dear + name,]

- Introduction: What's your email about?

- Why are you writing the email?

- Give some more information, explain the problem, give your opinion. 

- Ask questions, say what you need/want.

- Closing statement: I hope to hear from you soon; I look forward to hearing from you soon...

- Kind/Best/Warm regards,

- Your name.

Your brother wants to post something bad about a classmate on Instagram. He uses insulting words and makes racist remarks. What advice/feedback can you give him?

- Write 60 words.

- Write in your JDW map.

- You have 15 minutes.

- Check your work for mistakes.

Now, copy the text you've written in your JDW-map here.

Famous buildings in NYC

Empire State Building

Grand Central Terminal

Madison Square Garden

Statue of Liberty

Soloman R. Guggenheim Museum

If you were in New York, which building would you definitely visit?

Grand Central Terminal

Statue of Liberty

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Empire State Building

Madison Square Garden

I want to climb the same tower as a giant ape monster

1. Grand Central Terminal
2. The Guggenheim
3. Empire State Building
4. Madison Square

I want some inspiration for a painting I'm working on.

1. Grand Central Terminal
2. The Guggenheim
3. Empire State Building
4. Madison Square Garden

I want to travel to another part of New York by public transport

1. Grand Central Terminal
2. The Guggenheim
3. Empire State Building
4. Madison Square Garden

I would like to see a basketball match.

1. Grand Central Terminal
2. The Guggenheim
3. Empire State Building
4. Madison Square Garden

I want to work on my fitness and get a great view of NYC while doing so.

1. Grand Central Terminal
2. Statue of Liberty
3. Empire State Building
4. Madison Square Garden

At home in NYC

What does Amy say about family?

1. Her parents and sister are enough for her.
2. She has family close to where she lives.
3. She misses her family from outside of New York.
4. She only has her sister to play with.

Why does Lori love the parks in her city?

1. Because she can make her drawings there.
2. Because she is scared of 'real', wild nature.
3. Because the people there are really creative.
4. Because their backyard is too small for her.

Why does Malcolm also talk about where he lived before?

1. Because he had more room to play there.
2. Because he liked his old house better.
3. Because he likes his new house better.
4. Because the neighbourhood was nicer there.

What does Jessie say about her home?

1. She'd like to have her brother's room.
2. She'd liked to live closer to the Central Park.
3. She'd liked to live near the top of her building.
4. She'd liked to live on a lower floor.

What does 'here' in Matthew's story refer to?

1. a small studio appartment
2. New Jersey
3. New York City
4. on the top of the building

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Homework

Make:

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Study:

- Irregular verbs, pp. 214/215