Unit 6 Review - Vocab + Grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Unit 6 

• Unit 6 Vocabulary
  

• Grammar: Countable and uncountable nouns

Weektaak: 10

Lesson 1:

• Formative test Review
  
• Unit 6.6: Tasks 2 + 3 + 4 + 6
  

Lesson 2

• Unit 6.7: Tasks 1 t/m 4
  
• Learn unit 6 vocabulary:

Wider World: pages: 78 + 79 + 81A

Lesson 3

• Unit 6 - Grammar Review

Wider World:

Pages: 79 + 81A + 81B +123

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6.1 Vocabulary - 3 + 4 + 7

6.2 Grammar - 2 + 3 + 4 + 5

6.7 English in Use - 2 + 3

Toets Week: Toets

Vocabulary 

• Unit 5
• Unit 6

Grammar

• Adverbs of manner
• Modal verbs 
• Prepositions of place
• Countable + Uncountable nouns

Lesson Goal

Lesson Goals

• I can explain what 'phrasal verbs are'.

• I can use Unit 6 phrasal verbs to talk about my health.

• I can recall and spell Unit 6 words correctly.

Vocab Quiz

Unit 5 Vocabulary

Translate the Words from Dutch to English

Dutch	English
fauteuil
smal
ongemakkelijk
schakelaar
winkelcentrum
bidet

Translate the Words from Dutch to English

Dutch	English
gordijnen
bioscoop
tapijt
knus
estate
ophangen

Translate the Words from Dutch to English

Dutch	English
fauteuil	armchair
smal	narrow
ongemakkelijk	uncomfortable
schakelaar	switch
winkelcentrum	shopping center
bidet	bidet

Translate the Words from Dutch to English

Dutch	English
gordijnen	curtains
bioscoop	cinema
tapijt	rug
knus	cosy
estate	wijk
ophangen	ophangen

Grammar: Countable vs uncountable nouns

Countable nouns - can be counted, e.g. an apple, two apples, three apples, etc

Uncountable nouns - cannot be counted, e.g. air, rice, water, information

- Tip: cannot be expressed in a plural form.

 

Decide if these nouns are countable (C) or uncountable (U).

Apples
water
vegetables
bananas
salad
fruit
bread

Decide if these nouns are countable (C) or uncountable (U).

Apples	c
water	u
vegetables	c
bananas	c
salad	u
fruit	u
burger	c

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

Quantifiers are adjectives. They goes before a noun to express the quantity of the object.

Quantifiers describe:

- “how much” (uncountable) 

- “how many” (countable) 

there is of a given noun there is.

 

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

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- Some is used in positive sentences (+).

- Much, many and any are used in negative and question form. (-) (?)

- Write one question for each noun. 

- Use one of the countable / uncountable quantifiers in the box below

Apples
water
vegetables
fruit

some      /      any       /     much    /     a lot of    /    many

- Write one question for each noun. 

- Use one of the countable / uncountable quantifiers in the box below.

apples	Do you have any apples in your bag?
water	Do you have much water in your bottle?
vegetables	Are there any vegetables left over?
fruit	Is there much fruit in the bowl?

some      /      any       /     much    /     a lot of    /    many

- Write an answer for each of the questions. 

- Use one of the countable / uncountable quantifiers in the box below.

Question	Do you have any apples in your bag?
Answer	Yes, I have a lot of apples in my bag.
Question	Do you have much / any water left over?
Answer	Yes, I have some water left over.

some      /      any       /     much    /     a lot of    /    many

Weektaak: Vocabulary + Grammar Review

Wider World: page 79

Tasks - 4

Wider World: page 81A

Tasks - 5 + 6

Wider World: page 123

Tasks - 1 t/m 2

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