year 3 - 3H - GPW 1

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Year 3 - 3H

GPW 1

Enkele regels voor de online les:

* Je camera dient de hele les aan te staan.

* Gebruik bij voorkeur een koptelefoon (met microfoon) voor beter geluid.

* Zet je microfoon standaard uit;

* Van deze les maakt de docent geen opname;

* Ook jij mag geen opname of foto’s maken van (de presentatie van) je docent.

Part 1 - vocab

Please do Self-test exercises A + B in your workbook now.

(page 81)

Self-test A

1 afgedankt

2 revive

3 recommend

4 bold

5 perform

6 insight

7 Model answer: I didn’t laugh at his jokes because they were corny.

8 Model answer: Upcycling is a great way to oppose consumer culture.

Self-test B

1 a

2 get hold of

3 bother

4 button

5 have a way with

6 limitation

7 b

8 a

the present perfect

Make: have / has + past participle

Use: 

* when something happened in the past and it’s not important when it happened

* when something started in the past and is still continuing

* when something happened in the past and you can still see the result

* when something has just happened or is about to happen

Signalwords: FYNE (For, Yet, Never, Ever) + JAS (Just, Already, Since) + BAS (Before, Always, So far) + RUS (Recently, Until, Still)

Do this exercise now: https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/present_perfect_mix.htm

t    the present simple

I + infinitive

you + infinitive

he/she/it + infinitive + (e)s

we + infinitive

you + infinitive

they + infinitive

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/simple_present_mix.htm

Negative sentence

I don’t + infinitive

you don’t + infinitive

he/she/it doesn’t + infinitive

we don’t + infinitive

you don’t + infinitive

they don’t + infinitive

question

Do I + infinitive

Do you + infinitive

Does he/she/it + infinitive

Do we + infinitive

Do you + infinitive

Do they + infinitive 

present continuous

When we use the Present Continuous, we are talking about things that are happening right now:

I am walking to school right now.

When we make the Present Continuous we first choose between am/are/is. Then we add the verb + ing. When the verb ends with an -e we delete that to make space for the -ing.

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/present_progressive_mix.htm

present simple vs present continuous

present simple: habit + fact (always, never, every ..)

+ he/she/it + infinitive + (e)s    - all the other forms: infinitive

- don't / doesn't + infinitive

? Do / Does + infinitive

present continuous:  now (at the moment, Look!, ...)

am/is/are + infinitive + ing  

https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/simple_present_progressive.htm

the gerund or infinitive + to

an infinitive: (to) go + (to) walk + (to) drink

a gerund: going + walking + drinking

When do you use a gerund?

* When the gerund is the subject of the sentence:                  

* After one of these verbs: love, stop, start, keep on, avoid + enjoy    

* After a preposition (in, on, under, behind, without, etc    

* After these expressions: no use, worth, look forward to 

In all other cases you use the infinitive - do exc D - WB page 82

self-test D

1 to try

2 Carrying

3 chatting

4 to turn off

5 going

6 being

7 checking out

8 to give

Take Coursebook pages 94 + 95 in front of you and do exercise F

first part of exercise F

1 Can you give me a hand with writing some lyrics?

2 As far as I know, we can do anything we like.

3 You have to keep in mind that a chalkboard can have limitations.

4 How about renovating a section of the warehouse?

5 I reckon you should dedicate your life to art.

second part of exercise H

6 + 7 Model answer:

I want to change my room but I don’t know how to go about it.

Can you give me a hand with the painting and redecorating?

8 Model answer: My best friend is Ben. He’s the same age as me, but he goes to a different school. He’s got brown eyes and black hair. He is funny and kind-hearted. We

like going to the Go To Club. It’s a pretty cool place to hang out. They do an open mic night every Friday.      There is more on the next page...

relative pronouns

Relative pronouns: who, whom, whose, which, that

* For people: who, that, whose, whom (whom: after a preposition)

* For objects: which, that, whose

* For places and times: where, when

- You can replace who or which by that if there’s no comma before the relative clause

She’s the football coach (who) I admire the most

- You can drop who, that and which if the information is related to the object (= lijdend of meewerkend voorwerp) of the sentence, but not when it is related to the subject (= onderwerp)  

* You cannot drop whose, of which or where

exc E - WB page  124

1 Whose

2 Where

3 who / that

4 whose

5 Ø / when

6 Ø / that / which 

7 where

8 Ø / that / which

9 The information that you gave me is wrong.

10 Jason is the friend whose help you can always count on.

Do now

eDition - Magister - Leermiddelen

do now:

unit 2 - catch up -  all exercises - vocab + grammar + phrases  (Not:  grammar 1A + 1B + 4A + 4B)

unit 3 - catch up - grammar 3A + 3B