V2 U9 start

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

The future is now

Start Unit 9

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Lesson objectives

* You do a quiz about technology.

* You learn about words to do with technology by listening and reading about it.

* You work on words: enough, too, very, not ... enough.

Which electronic devices do you use every day?

What do you use the devices for?

Which device is the most important to you?

1. When did engineers begin to think about self-driving cars?

1. in the 1920s
2. in the 1930s
3. in the 1980s

2. What does autonomous mean?

1. The car will choose your music
2. You only need to tell your car when to turn
3. The car drives itself

3. The licence you'll need for a driverless car...

1. will be the same as for any other car
2. won't exist, you won't need one
3. will need a special licence

4. These cars will run on

1. electricity - just like your phone
2. petrol
3. a fuel made from vegetables

5. Which feature does not appear in some driverless cars?

1. a computer
2. a display
3. an internet connection

Work in your notebook:

Open your SB to p. 54/55 and write that in your notebook :).

write: U9 vocabulary
exc. 4, I'll let you listen to the podcast.

answers exc. 4

Choose:

reading in SB p. 25

OR
reading in WB p. 37

Which reading are you going to do?

1. SB p. 55
2. WB p. 37
3. both

Why did you choose SB or WB?

too, enough, very, not... enough

SB p. 56
Exc. 1 in your notebook, check in a minute.

ANSWERS EXC. 1

1. There isn't ... in the car

1. enough petrol
2. petrol enough

2. This car is ... for a family of 6!

1. big enough
2. enough big

Write in your notebook!

SB p. 56, Exc. 2:
a. enough comes before nouns

b. enough comes after adjectives 

homework:

* Finish reading in SB or WB if you haven't yet.
* Write the translations for Unit 9 in it.

* OBLIGATORY: WB p. 38 vocab on enough etc. excc. 1, 2
* OPTIONAL: WB p. 36 excc. 1, 2, 3 if you have difficulty with these words.

Lesson goal check:
Type one word that you learned today