Periode 6 les 3

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

Learning goals

• Practise listening strategies
• Practise using gerunds

• Practise speaking

• Introduction to ISO

Test results 

Listening 

How can we solve unfamiliar words while listening?

jubilant > context

ventriloguist > negeren

dishonest > afleiden

opzoeken

vragen 

What are there signal word we can look out for?

for example, for instance

firstly, to start off, nect, also, additionally, moreover,  finally etc.

numbers/dates/times

 

What types of listening are there?

global > main points 

intensive > most

targeted > zoekend

Global 

Intensive

ED

Types of listening

Global listening

Intensive listening

Targeted listening

This is to get the main points from instructions, a talk or a

narrative

This is to understand most or all of the details

This is to retrieve very specific information only

What do these word tell us when used in a sentence?

beleefder klinken

(on)zekerheid

Verplichting

Make a sentence expressing an obligation using either must or should.

Impolite vs polite

May I use your phone?

Could I use your phone?

Can I use your phone?

meest beleefd is nummer 1 etc.

Are English speakers or Dutch speakers more polite?

How to sound more polite

• Modals
• tag questions
• think, guess, reckon

State your opinion on these shoes politely in English.

State your opinion on this drawing politely in English.

Listening exercises Chapter 2.2

Do exercises 1, 2 and 4

Done?

Try the extra exercises.

How did the exercises go?

It went really well

It went okay

It was a bit difficult

It was really difficult

I started counting the day’s profit.

  

I hate arriving late at meetings.

I suggest getting a coffee for now.

This tool is used for sharpening pencils.

I started to count the day’s profit.

I hate to arrive late at meetings.

...... denkt hard na over de verkiezingen

het hard nadenken over de verkiezingen wordt gedaan door..........

Which sentence would you use and in which setting?

I started to count the day’s profit.

 I started counting the day’s profit.

Rules for using the gerund 

Driving at night is dangerous. 

Subject (verb at the beginning of a sentence)

Vampires are fond of drinking blood. 

voorzetsels (kast)

You risk ......... (to run) into problems like this.

Have to use gerund

Words that mean to 'start', 'stop' or 'continue': begin, carry on, continue, finish, give up, go on, keep (on), quit, start, stop

Words that express an opninion: can’t stand, dislike, enjoy, fancy, feel like, hate, like, love, mind, prefer

The following words/statements:

admit, avoid, consider, delay, deny, imagine, miss, postpone, practise, put off, risk, suggest

it’s no good; it’s no use; it’s worth; can’t help; to be busy; to have difficulty 

Can use gerund

start, begin, continue, like, love, hate en prefer 

She has decided on .......... ( to stay) here.

1. to stay
2. staying

Grammar exercises Chapter 2.2

Exercises 3 and Grammar 21 Gerund 

Done early?

Practise some more!

You can use an (online) dictionary 

Research 

1. What does ISO stand for and why have they chosen the abbreviation ISO?

2. What does ISO do?

3. Are ISO standards compulsory to follow as a company/laboratory?

Is it clear to you what you'll be graded on this period?

Yes it is

No it is not