Week 35 Lesson 2 V5

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 5

V5: Good morning!

English with Miss Plazier 

Today's plan 

- read your book (10 min) or read the text "The Art Newspaper" together 

- check exercises 3-4-5-6 together. (20 min.)

- optional grammar explanation OR work/study on your own (20 min.)

Today's goals

 -At the end of this class, you know how and when to use auxiliaries in English

-At the end of this class, you are able to find and understand an author's tone in an article (ex.3)

Check exercises 3-4-5-6

Please ask questions if you don't get an answer/are unsure about your answer, I am here to help you! 

Your choice: grammar or homework

More than 10 mistakes in exercise 6 or do you want some more practice/explanations of auxiliaries? -> stay with me in LessonUp

Less than 10 mistakes in grammar exercise 6 or do you think auxiliaries are not that hard? -> work on your own with exercises 11-12, study SB words 1.1 / 1.2 + irr. verbs pp.158-9

Auxiliaries

What does 'auxiliary' mean? Can you give any examples of auxiliaries?

Can/could/be able to

Kunnen/in staat zijn

I can help her/I am able to help her

I could help her/I was able to help her

Andere tijden

I have/had been able to help her

I will be able to help her

Can/could

Mogelijk zijn

It can be cold there

It could rain this afternoon

Past: iets was mogelijk, maar is niet gebeurd

You could have phoned me

You could have known

What is the difference between forming a question with 'can' or with 'may'?

What is the difference between 'may' and 'might'? E.g. 'He may/might come by later'?

Be allowed/may/might

Mogen/misschien kunnen

Be allowed: toestemming hebben (kan in alle tijden)

I'm allowed to buy a bike

We were allowed to go hitchhiking

I had been allowed to borrow dad's car

Be allowed/may/might

May/might kunnen toestemming geven (formeel)

May I look around?

Might we leave our bags here?

Be allowed/may/might

May/might kunnen mogelijkheid aangeven. Bij might is er grotere twijfel dan bij may

What he says may be true

He might be at home

Past: iets was mogelijk maar is niet gebeurd

You might have fallen

Must/have (got) to/should

Noodzaak/bevel

Must kan alleen in de tegenwoordige tijd gebruikt worden, have to in alle

I must help her/I have to help her

I had to help her

I will have to help her etc.

Must/have (got) to/should

Let op: niet mogen = must not (een verbod)

You must not overtake here

Let op: niet hoeven = don't have to/needn't

You don't have to give me a reason if you don't want to

You needn't tell her. She already knows.

Must

Logische gevolgtrekking

You must be very ill

He must have forgotten

Should

Eigenlijk moeten:

You should worry less

Iets had moeten gebeuren, maar is niet gebeurd:

I should have written sooner

Let's practice

Fill in the correct auxiliary in each of the sentences

Remember to use the correct tense

You have been driving non-stop for hours. You ____ be very tired.

That was a bad place to go hiking. You ____ broken your back.

You ____ gone to the doctor with that wound. Now it's infected.

You ____ leave now.

You _____ not go through that door. It's not allowed.