Lesson Three Theme 6

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

Testweek

lessons           

• Taking the register (roll call)
• What do you need?
• Learning goals
• Homework check
• New grammar (to be going to)
• Grammar (days, moths, dates)
• Let's get busy (exercises)
• Homework

iPad      workbook      binder          pen         airpods

                       B                              and pencil

How are you today?

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• to be going to leren gebruiken
• days, months and dates herhalen

to be going to

to be + going to + w.w.

Gebruik: - voorspelling (wel bewijs)

               - iemand is iets van plan

to be + going to + w.w.

Gebruik: - voorspelling (wel bewijs)

               - iemand is iets van plan

Vorm: to be (am/are/is) + going to + w.w.

to be + going to + w.w.

Gebruik: - voorspelling (wel bewijs)

               - iemand is iets van plan

Vorm: to be (am/are/is) + going to + w.w.

                                  I am                  we are

                                  you are             you are

                                 he/she/it is       they are

to be + going to + w.w.

Bevestigend (+)	Ontkennend(-)	Vragend (?)
I am going to work hard.	I am not going to work hard.	Am I going to work hard?
You are going to work hard.	You are not going to work hard.	Are y ou going to work hard?
He is going to work hard.	He is not going to work hard.	Is he going to work hard?
She is going to work hard.	She is not going to work hard.	Is she going to work hard?
It is going to work hard.	It is not going to work hard.	Is it going to work hard?
We are going to work hard.	We are not going to work hard.	Are we going to work hard?
You are going to work hard.	You are not going to work hard.	Are you going to work hard?
They are going to work hard.	They are not going to work hard.	Are they going to work hard?

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Lesson 2: Writing

Study: to be going to, page 143, Workbook B

Do: Exercise 25-26, page 103-104, Workbook B    

Raise your hand when you're done        

Exercise 24 (page 103)

1. are going to camp
   
2. are going to stay
   
3. is going to bring
   
4. is going to be

Exercise 25 (page 103)

1. is going to attach
   
2. is she going to phone
   
3. am going to tell
   
4. are you going to camp
   
5. are going to visit
   
6. are going to have
   
7. is going to be
   
8. are going to come
   

Exercise 26 (page 104)

1. Is Janie going to write an email? Yes, she is going to write an email.
   
2. Is Matt going to fill in the booking form? No, he isn't going to fill in the booking form.
   
3. Are you going to leave your snake at home? No, I'm not going to leave my snake at home.
   
4. Are your parents going to worry about you? No, they aren't going to worry about me.
   
5. Is it going to be a beautiful summer? Yes, it is going to be a beautiful summer.
   
6. Are we going to stay a whole week? No, we are not going to stay a whole week.
   

days, months, dates

Dates

               Data in het Engels kun je op 2 manieren                                                  zeggen/schrijven:

                   dag + nummer + maand > 

                   dag + maand + nummer >

- dag + nummer + maand: Friday the fifth of December.

- dag + maand + nummer: Friday December the fifth.

New grammar: days and months

In het Engels schrijf je dagen en maanden ALTIJD met een HOOFDLETTER!

New grammar: days

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

New grammar: months

Ordinals

Bij tientallen vanaf 20 krijg je -ieth i.p.v. -yth:

twentieth (20th)  - thirtieth (30th)  - fortieth (40th) - etc.

Ook krijg je bij rangtelwoorden een streepje (-) na de 20:

twenty-first (21st) - thirty-sixth (26th) - forty-ninth (49th) - etc.

Ordinals

Rangtelwoorden geven volgorde aan:

first (1st)     -     second (2nd)     -     third (3rd)

fourth (4th)   -   sixth (6th)   -   seventh (7th)   -   etc.

Vanaf 4 komt er -th achter het getal:

Uitzonderingen:

fifth (5th)  -  eighth (8th)   -  ninth (9th)  -  twelfth (12th)

Ordinals

Lesson 2: Writing

Study: days, months, dates, page 144, Workbook B

Do: Exercise 27, page 104-105, Workbook B    

Raise your hand when you're done        

Exercise 27 (page 104-105)

• 1. Tuesday the twenty-fifth of March. 
• 1. Tuesday March the twenty-fifth.
• 2. Friday the twenty-eighth of March.
  
• 2. Friday March the twenty-eighth.
• 3. Sunday the thirtieth of March.
  
• 3. Sunday March the thirtieth.
• 4. Monday the thirty-first of March.
  
• 4. Monday March the thirty-first.
• 5. Wednesday the second of April.
  
• 5. Wednesday April the second.
• 6. Thursday the third of April.
  
• 6. Thursday April the third.
• 7. Saturday the fifth of April.
  
• 7. Saturday April the fifth.

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Vocab 6.1+6.2, page 145, Workbook B / Screenshots

Vergelijken, page 142, Workbook B /  Screenshots

Should/shouldn't, page 142, Workbook B / Screenshots

Present simple, page 142+143, Workbook B / Screenshots

To be going to, page 143, Workbook B / Screenshots

Days, months, dates, page 144, Workbook B / Screenshots

Thanks for your attention