Les 10

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

Welcome!

Please take out your books and start reading!

20 minutes

Planning

• Reading                                                                                            20 min
• Grammar Recap                                                                            10 min
• Exercises & Homework                                                              15 min 
• Quizlet                                                                                                10 min

Homework Check

• Read your book and bring to class
• Chapter 1 "The world around you" I Grammar - Ex 50 t/m 53
• Study vocabulary chapter 1
• Study irregular verbs lijst 1

Gerund

 a verb (ww) + ing = noun (zelfstandig naamwoord)

We call this: the gerund

shop (verb) + ing = shopping (noun)               = gerund

game (verb) + ing = gaming                                  = gerund

eat (verb) + ing = eating                                            = gerund 

To + infinitive

To + hele werkwoord

(to dance, to laugh, to talk, to work) 

Pay attention to: 

want, promise, decide, plan, hope, ask, refuse, expect

(verbs of thinking, feeling, saying)

Difference Gerund & Infinitive

Gerund is a verb used as a noun:

"I love running in the mornings."

Infinitive is used as a verb:

"I need to run home as fast as I can!"

Gerund

Love

Like/dislike

Hate

Fancy

Envy 

To + infinitive 

Want

Promise

decide

plan

hope, 

Ask

Refuse

Expect

What is a Gerund?

1. A verb
2. A noun
3. A noun acting as a verb
4. A verb acting as a noun

A Gerund is...

1. I'm afraid smoking isn't allowed.
2. That girl is smoking hot!
3. I was smoking a cigarette.

Een goede gerund is

1. We are eating right now.
2. I love eating outside

Selecteer de gerund

1. That bird is flying.
2. Flying is fun.
3. I am going to fly.
4. Birds can fly.

I enjoy dancing!
Dancing is een voorbeeld van een gerund. Een gerund is een werkwoordsvorm die wordt gebruikt als...

1. Een werkwoord
2. Iets wat er nu gebeurt
3. Een zelfstandig naamwoord
4. Bijvoegelijk naamwoord

What are you planning ... (doen) during the weekend?

1. to do
2. doing

I don't know, I want to ... (schrijven) the English essay.

1. to write
2. writing

That sounds terribele. I can't stand ... (leren) English.

1. to learn
2. learning

I don't mind ... (doen) it actually. I just want ... (halen) a good grade

1. to do, to get
2. doing, to get
3. to do, getting
4. doing, getting

Let's get to work!               15 min

Chapter 1 "The world around you" - G Reading

• Exercises 39 t/m 43

Finished?

• Read your book
• Study vocabulary
• Study irregular verbs

Please do so in silence!

Homework

• Read your book and bring to class
• Chapter 1 "The world around you" G Reading - Ex 39 t/m 43
• Study vocabulary chapter 1
• Study irregular verbs lijst 1