Repeating Reported speech + listening ex.

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Lesson goals:

- I know what we are going to do in the last weeks.

- I will have practised Reported speech.

(In class: I will have practised listening for details.)

All tenses in reported speech...?

1. Stay the same: present continuous stays present continuous. I am working --> I am working.
2. Go from past tense to present tense. Past simple becomes present simple. I was --> I am.
3. Go 1 step back in time: present simple --> past simple. I work --> I worked.
4. Go to a future tense: present simple becomes future simple I sleep --> I will/going to sleep.

We use reported speech to:

1. To give someone an idea what the other person has said.
2. To quote people.
3. To tell someone what another person has said.

Put the next two sentences into reported speech:

1. Mr van Zitteren: "I have been to Bilthoven last holiday."
2. Mr van Zitteren: " I am really hungry right now."

Lesson goals:

- I know what we are going to do in the last weeks.

- I will have practised Reported speech.

(In class: I will have practised listening for gist.)

Do you think that wild animals can become friends with people?

01:17

True or false: everyone agrees that lions have manes for fighting.

1. True
2. False

02:35

What does Kevin say about Vayetsi (the male lion) here?

1. Kevin finds the manes of the lion to become less.
2. Kevin says that the lion is too old to move.
3. Kevin is still impressed that the lion has a lot of mane.

04:24

A male lion develops his manes around...?

1. 11-12 months
2. 13 months
3. 12-13 weeks
4. 12-13 months

06:07

What does Kevin say about Vayetsi's mane here?

1. Vayetsi doesn't have the most impressive mane.
2. Vayetsi doesn't have a lot of hair on its belly.
3. Vayetsi is the typical male lion concerning manes.

07:53

What is the comparison between the hair of people and lions?

10:22

What can be concluded about lion's manes?