3A. 4.5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome!

Please sit down and

put your book, pen and closed laptop on your table

Lesson starts when the timer stops!

Today

- Question of the day

- Homework 

- Vocabulary + grammar

- Get to work

Lesson goal:  You know how effective your reading and answering skills are with a timer

Do you celebrate Sinterklaas at home or Christmas? Or do you celebrate both?

When	Do	Study
Tuesday	In class: 4.5- 3 Some/any	4.4
Wednesday	In class: grammar Past tenses	4.5
Friday 13-12	4.5- 2, 3, 6, 7, 9 p.165-169 In class: reading	4.5 on p.183-154
Tuesday 17-12	TEST	Everything

sea urchin

turtle

low tide

tortoise

estuary

coral

surge

conch

Singular & Plural

De volgende woorden zijn in het Engels altijd meervoud:

• The police are looking for the suspect. (politie)
• The surroundings of Belize are very beautiful. (omgeving)
• Those stairs look very steep. (trap)
• The contents of this programme are sensitive. (inhoud)
• I've lost my glasses. (bril)
• Where did you buy those trousers. (broek)
• I like to wear shorts in summer. (korte broek)

Singular & Plural

In de volgende situaties is enkelvoud en meervoud hetzelfde:

• Nationaliteiten eindigend op -ese (Chinese, Japanese)
• sheep, fish, deer
• (sommige) woorden die al eindigen op -s (species, means, crossroads)
• woorden die eindigen op -craft (spacecraft, hovercraft)

When .... (loon is) high, prices increase.

1. wage is
2. wages is
3. wage are
4. wages are

He owns at least five ..... (spijkerbroeken).

1. jeans
2. jean
3. pairs of jeans
4. pair of jeans

Yesterday, I saw two ..... (herten) in the forest.

1. deer
2. dear
3. pair of deer
4. pairs of deer

Most ..... (Zwitsers spreken) several languages.

1. Swisses speak
2. Swiss speak
3. Swiss speaks
4. Swisses speaks

Extra grammar practise

Next Tuesday during tutor hour

Or use it to study vocabulary

Queen

Listen to the lyrics

You hear two words that have something to do with:
some/any

Which words are they?  

Queen

Listen to the lyrics

You hear two words that have something to do with:
some/any

Which words are they?  

Anybody

Somebody

Queen - Somebody to love

These are the lyrics:

"Can anybody find me somebody to love".

Why do we use "anybody" first and "somebody" second?

Think of them as two sentences:

- Can anybody find me 

- Somebody to love 

Queen - Somebody to love

"Can anybody find me somebody to love".

Think of them as two sentences:

- Can anybody find me 

- Somebody to love 

A question we don't know the answer to

sentence with an affirmation
(bevestigende zin) 

What do you remember?

You've had some/any before. We're going to answer some questions.

You will have to complete the sentence with the correct word. 

Choose from:

         - some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

         - any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

 

"I don't know _______ about St. Kitts."

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"I don't know anything about St. Kitts."

Ontkennende zin = any
In dit geval: anything 

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

"Could I get ______ help here, please?"

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"Could I get some help here, please?"

Vragen waarbij je verwacht dat
het antwoord "ja" zal zijn = some

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

"I must have let my coat _____________"

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"I must have let my coat somewhere."

Bevestigende zin = some

Somewhere omdat het gaat over de plek

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

"Would you like _______ to drink?"

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"Would you like something to drink?"

Zinnen waarin je iets aanbiedt  = some
In dit geval een ding dus something.  

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

"Is _____ home?"

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"Is anyone home?

Bij alle andere vragen dan waar je verwacht dat
het antwoord ja zal zijn = any.

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

"I have hardly ____ money left"

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Some/any

"I have hardly any money left". 

Bij woorden als "never, hardly, without" = any.

- some(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

- any(-thing, -one, -body, -where)

Get to work

Work on your homework

Study vocabulary

Practise grammar (Magister)

Practise reading