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Welcome

This week 

First of all, I want to wish the people who celebrate Eid, Eid Mubarak! I hope you guys enjoyed all the sweets and your family gatherings (if it was possible due to Corona). 

I hope you made the best out of it!

- Kijk en luisteropdracht

- Grammar, grammar, grammar 

- Boekpresentatie afronden

Kijk- en luisteropdracht

The cure for boredom

Preparation 

Match the vocabulary with the correct definition...

feeling unhappy because something is uninteresting or because you have nothing to do

1. happy
2. boredom
3. weird
4. awesome

to experience something, especially something bad

1. to encounter
2. to realise
3. to accept
4. boredom

a device or machine, for example a phone or tablet

1. a phone
2. Ipad
3. a gadget
4. computer

to stop thinking about a problem by keeping busy

1. to distract yourself
2. busy thinking
3. make another problem
4. start a discussion

someone’s ability to do a particular thing

1. realise
2. distracting
3. accept
4. a capacity

to become calm and relaxed by thinking about one thing

1. pay attention
2. think about it
3. talk about it
4. to medidate

to watch, listen to or think about something carefully or with interest

1. Look after it
2. to pay attention
3. satisfied
4. nod off

extremely or completely happy

1. yawn
2. unwind
3. blissful
4. unsightly

serious and quiet thought for a period of time

1. contemplation
2. appropiate
3. proceed
4. submit

an injection that protects someone from a disease

1. blood supply
2. trial
3. an inoculation
4. circulation

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Once you know how to meditate, you might still find that some activities are a waste of time.

People avoid boredom by watching things, reading and communicating on their devices.

But if you always distract yourself, you will never learn how to do nothing.

People experience boredom less nowadays than they did in the past.

When you meditate, you pay attention to your breathing and feelings.

Learning to meditate will cure you of boredom – you will never be bored again.

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Listening to a song

Paying attention to your experience

Watching a film

Reading a book

Paying attention to breathing

finding a deep feeling of well-being

being interested in the feeling of boredom

texting a friend

Distracting yourself from boredom

Meditation

What do you usually do when you’re bored? Have you ever tried meditation? Would you like to try it?

Back to unit 5

- Grammar: past perfect contiuous & Conjunctions 

- Vocabulary 

Read 5.5/5.6 grammar 

conjunctions 

past perfect continuous

korte herhaling: Wat is de form van de if-sentences

Past Perfect Continuous

Past perfect continuous

Form: had + been + -ing  

The Past Perfect Continuous shows us that something started in the past and continued up until another time in the past. You can use time expressions like 'for' and 'since' with this tense: "They had been sleeping for an hour before I went to bed.

Past Perfect Continuous

Read the examples:

Because they had been working so well together, 

they became really good friends. 

It turned out later that the two guys had been having similar problems for some time. 

She'd been paying attention all lesson!

1. Past Perfect
2. Past Simple
3. Past Perfect Continuous
4. Past Continuous

have / has + past participle is:

1. past perfect
2. present continuous
3. present perfect
4. past continuous

I've been looking forward to the holidays!

1. Past Perfect Continuous
2. Present Perfect Continuous
3. Present Perfect
4. Present Continuous

Form and Use Past Perfect Continuous

Wat zijn conjunctions?

Grammar: Conjunctions (voegwoorden)

Conjunctions
What do you already know?

Tekst

Use conjunctions to

1. make questions
2. combine sentences
3. change the tense
4. make negative questions

voegwoorden = conjunctions
I like to eat pizza ... macaroni.

1. until
2. and
3. because
4. if

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This lesson

You have learned to recognize and mabye even to use past perfect continuous and conjuctions. 

Work on your presentation!