EN_H2B_Herhaling_C6_Pitfalls

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Plattegrond

Door

Teacher

	Dzenk
Priscilla	Malak
Angosom	Ahmed
Georgi	Abdo

Aimen	Dikra
Michael	Salah
Krystian	Karina
Sedat	Ersun

Salma	Nihad
Amina	Belil
Karyle	Cleyenzo
Mirza	Jordan

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Hello!

Today's class

- Revision: Chapter 6 - Pitfalls

- Exercises

- Vocabulary practice 

Goal:

- To practice verbs and words for the exam.

At the end of this class I...

• ... know the difference between the "simple" and the "continuous" forms.
• ... can remember the meaning of 25 words.

objecive

(to) customise

issue

litter

at least

rare

an important topic or problem for debate or discussion

modify (something) to suit a particular individual or task

impartial

at the minimum

not found in large numbers

rubbish such as paper, cans, and bottles

Punctuation

 . full stop ( at the end of a sentence)

 , comma

                -Jimmy and Johnny hate math, but they love science.

                -Jimmy and Johnny also like gym, history and French.

 ? question mark

 

Capital letters

               -starts a new sentence                    This is me. That's you.

                -for names of things                       We went to Disney World.

                -I (when talking about yourself)   I love English.

          When writing, make sure you pay attention to:

Your turn!

Rewrite the whole sentence, using correct punctuation and capitals.

(Herschrijf de hele zin, gebruik de juiste interpunctie en hoofdletters.)

my brother works at the jumbo supermarket

the sport i like the most is volleyball i used to play it with my brother since i was 13 maybe that is the reason i like it that much it’s such a good sport

my brother sister and I watch netflix every night

why are you laughing

make sure your spelling is in order when writing in english

be careful your sentence is not too long it is important to know when to start a new sentence

THEIR VS THERE VS THEY'RE

1. THEIR = means it belongs to 'them' (possession)
   Example: It is their house. OR: Their hobby is dancing.
2. THERE =  in or at that place 
   Example: There is more than one correct answer. OR: We stayed there for a long time.
3. THEY'RE = they are
   Example: They're amazing friends to me. 

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between there, their and they're.

Spain is beautiful. We want to go ..... someday.

1. Their
2. There
3. They're

..... a lovely couple!

1. Their
2. There
3. They're

... room is very tidy. Our room is a mess!

1. Their
2. There
3. They're

I'll see you over ...... .

Tom and Jerry were just here. These must be ..... books.

..... my best friends.

Pitfalls

its / it's 

its:    bezit, iets is van een ding

                  The dog has a bone in its mouth.

it's: - afkorting voor "it is" (de apostrof neemt de plaats van "i")

                   It's not a bone, it's a toy.

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between its and it's.

Wow, .... a wonderful day today.

Look at the table.
..... leg is broken.

WHERE - WERE

where - were

where: waar (plaats)

                  That's where she found the gun. 

were: vorm van "to be"; een werkwoord

                   They were very tired after their trip.

Your turn!

Write the missing word (not the whole sentence).

Choose between where and were.

We ...... on top of the mountain when it started to snow.

Do you know ..... I left my car keys?

TO - TOO - TWO

1. TO = used to describe an action towards someone or something
   Example: I took the bus to school.
2. TOO = the same as also or as well or more than enough
   Example: I like football too. OR: The skier fell too many times.
3. TWO = 2 

I have been .... the movies a lot.

1. Two
2. To
3. Too

You like Chinese food. Me .....

1. To
2. Two
3. Too

When there is a pair of shoes, it means there are ...... shoes.

1. Too
2. Two
3. To

What is the difference between 'your' and 'you're' ?

YOUR VS YOU'RE

1. YOUR = means it belongs to someone (possession)
   Example: Is this your book? OR: Your friends seem really nice.
2. YOU'RE = You are 
   Example: You're a very smart person. OR: You're so funny!

Wow! Is that ... car?

1. Your
2. You're

I can't believe .... so angry about it!

1. Your
2. You're

What's the difference between 'their', 'there' and 'they're' ?

Do you understand what a pitfall is?

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Verbs - Past Simple 

Check the list of verbs on page 209!

That's it!