Lesson 8 & 9

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 1

WELCOME

Today - Lesson 1

1. Goals
2. Check homework
3. Can + Infinitive
4. Cardinal Numbers
5. Bingo

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use the verb can
• You know the cardinal numbers
• You know how to introduce yourself in English
  
• You know how to have an English conversation (to make new friends)

Check Homework

Exercise 29, 30

Exercise 31, 32

Ex 29

3. What part time job would you like to do? Make a top three and compare it with your classmate.

Ex. 31

1: assistant (D)

2: newspaper (D)

3: (to) collect (A)

4: cycling (D)

5: sure (D)

6: so (A)

7: magazine (A)

8: office (A)

9: article (D)

10: writer (A)

Ex 32

1. those birds over there in the sky

2. this hamburger I have in my hands

3. that car across the street

4. these apples in my bag

5. those trees at the top of that hill

6. that man over there

7. this jumper I'm wearing right now

8. these letters here on my desk

Translate:
Schrijver

1. Singer
2. Writer
3. Musical
4. Actor

Translate:
Office

1. Officier
2. Advies
3. Legende
4. Kantoor

Translate:
Verzamelen

1. To collect
2. To pick
3. To choose
4. To want

Comics

Gaming

Magazine

Cycling

... are my friends, Kai and Stephen.

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

Is ... umbrella over there yours?

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

... must be our seats over there.

1. this
2. that
3. these
4. those

Grammar 1.5 - Can + Infinitive

• Can is always used together with another verb:

1. I can cook dinner tonight. 
2. Can you help me with my homework?
3. I can't wait to see you. 

• We use the infinitive (= the whole verb) after can -> cook, help, wait

• To make a negative sentence we use can't or cannot
• We make negatives and questions without do:

1. Can I help you? (not: Do I can help you?)
2. I can't come over tonight. (not: I don't can come over tonight.)

Can't is the shorter version of cannot. 

Grammar 1.6 - Cardinal Numbers

We use cardinal numbers (1, 2, 27, 59, 83, etc.) for counting

After twenty, you use a hyphen (streepje) between the numbers.

• Twenty-one
• Thirty-four
• Forty-five
• Seventy-seven
• Fifty-six

Pay attention to the spelling of four, fourteen and forty

Pay attention to the spelling of four, fourteen and forty without a u

Bingo

The first one to cross out all the numbers wins!

https://yomotherboard.com/bingo-number-generator-play-bingo-online/

Today - Lesson 2

1. Practice grammar
2. Repeat Phrases Unit 1
3. Practice
4. Homework
   

Grammar

The verb can: Exercise 33

How? On your own (individually)

Time: 5 minutes

Done? Raise your hand

Key

Exercise 33 

Practice with phrases

Exercise 35 and 36

How? In pairs

Time: 10-15 minutes

Help: Raise your hand

Ready: Homework (exercise 38A and hand it in)

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use the verb can
• You know the cardinal numbers
• You know how to introduce yourself in English
  
• You know how to have an English conversation (to make new friends)

What have you learned in this lesson?
Can you give me an example?

Homework

Workbook: Ex. 38A - Write it down

and hand it in (inleveren) next lesson