Engels Chapter 13.2 2024

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Welcome

Learning goals

Chapter 13.2: writing 

You are able to arrange a holiday

You are able to understand the grammar rule: doubling of consonants

Chapter 13.2 Arranging for a holiday

• Informal vs formal
• Recap Past simple/past perfect/past continuous
• Grammar: doubling of consonants
• Make exercises 1+2+3+ Grammar

Recap: Past simple

Robert ..........(to speak) very little during the meeting.

1. speaks
2. is speaking
3. has spoken
4. spoke

Recap: Past simple

Rose ..........(to travel) to Greece twice last year.

1. traveled
2. is traveling
3. travelled
4. was travelling

Fill in Past simple/Past perfect
We .......(to visit) your com­pany yes­ter­day. After I .......(to speak) to the man­ager, he ........(give) me a com­plaint form to fill in.

1. visit/speak/gives
2. visited/spoke/gave
3. visited/spoke/had given
4. visited/had spoken/gave

Fill in Past Simple/Past Perfect
Before John ...........(visit) Spain, he
(to complete – already) a road trip through Portugal.

1. has visited/completed already
2. visit/has already completed
3. visited/ had completed already
4. visited/had already completed

Grammar: past simple/past continuous

Last night Jack ................. a game when his mother ................ him.

1. is playing/calls
2. plays/calls
3. played/was calling
4. was playing/called

Recap: past simple/past continuous

While John ..........(to cook) dinner for his friends, he ........(to run) out of butter.

1. cooks/runs
2. is cooking/was running
3. was cooking/ran
4. cooked/ran

When you want to book a holiday by mail.
Is your language formal or informal ?

Informal language

 If you write a review about 

• a hotel, 
  
• campsite or 
• restaurant on a website.

Formal language

If you book a holiday. 

When you have contact with, for example, a landlord or owner. 

.

Formal or Informal ?

The waiter was very rude!

1. Formal
2. Informal

Formal of Informal ?

Dear Sir/Madam, I would like to book a room.

1. Formal
2. Informal

Doubling of consonants

Doubling of consonants:

Example:

sad – sadder – saddest 

Exception:

great-greater-greatest

Doubling of consonants:
fit-.....-.........

1. fit-fiter-fitest
2. fit-fitter-fittest

to appeal – appealled – appealling

1. correct
2. incorrect

Doubling of consonants:
permit-permited-permiting

1. correct
2. incorrect

cancel – canceled – canceling

1. correct
2. incorrect

to rub-rubbed-rubbing

1. correct
2. incorrect

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Chapter 13.2

Make Exercises 1+2+3+Grammar 

Score>80%

HOMEWORK

Finish exercises  Chapter 13.2

& 

Have a nice day!

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