Rounding off unit 2/ Take a look at your SE Writing

• Engels
• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 5

Tuesday, January 10th

Programme

- Quiz on verb/ noun suffixes

- SB Unit 2: Adverbs; type & position

- Take a look at your SE Writing

- Work on Review Unit 2

Verb/ noun suffixes

Remember what we talked about before the Christmas break?

Verb = to defend

Noun = defendant

Let's see how much you know!

Complete the sentences with nouns formed from the verbs in brackets.

The ... (indict) for murder of former American football player and movie star O.J. Simpson in 1995 came as no surprise.

He was accused of murdering his wife and her friend Ronald Goldman, and many considered his
... (convict) to be a formality.

Many considered his conviction to be a formality despite his ... (plead) of 'not guilty'.

The ... (prosecute) had both a clear motive and DNA evidence.

If he was found guilty, Simpson would face the death ... (penalize).

At his criminal trial, the famous ... (defend) decided not to provide ... (testify) of his own.

Following his ... (acquit), the families of the victims in the case started a civil trial, at which Simpson was found financially liable for the deaths of his wife and her friend.

What is the verb form of the noun 'plea'?

What is the verb form of the noun 'jeopardy'?

What is the verb form of the noun 'absolution'?

Adverbs

Turn to SB p. 24

Let's take a look at the categories in exercise 4 and match the highlighted words on p. 25 to these categories.

Examples: greedily & fortunately

Sentence adverbs

Frequency

Degree

Place and time

Manner

Focus

always

relatively

even

swiftly

nearby

at that moment

incredulously

aggressively

just

a little

suddenly

impatiently

warily

luckily

hastily

immediately

usually

hopefully

Answer key exercise 4

1. Sentence adverbs: Luckily, Fortunately, Hopefully

2. Frequency: always, usually

3. Degree: relatively, a little

4. Place and time: nearby, at that moment, Suddenly, immediately

5. Manner: swiftly, incredulously, aggressively, impatiently, warily, greedily, hastily

6. Focus: even, Just

Exercise 5

Position of the adverbs/ categories:

a. At the beginning or end of a sentence or phrase:  All of them!

b. After a verb or expression: frequency, degree, manner, focus

c. Before the main verb or in the middle: frequency, degree, manner, focus

d. Before/ after the part of the sentence we want to highlight: degree, focus

Take a look at your SE Writing

Get to work!

- SB p. 24: Adverbs ex. 6 and 7

(homework)

- SB p. 27: Review Unit 2

(time in class to finish this)

Thursday

- Study Vocab Insight Adv Unit 1-2

- Finish ex. 6 and 7 on SB p. 24