Week 4 - les 1

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Week 4 - Lesson 1

What did we do last lesson?

Talking about Personal Skills & Using Adverbs & Adjectives 

What will we do this lesson?

1. Remember - Personal Skills + Adverbs & Adjectives
2. E Writing & Grammar - Which, That, Who, Whose 

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

- You can find and understand specific information in a magazine article

- You know words F listening & G reading

Personal Skills + Adverbs & Adjectives

What do you remember from last lesson?

What personal skills
and social skills do
you remember?

Personal Skills - Check

What word is the odd one out?

1. dependable
2. enthusiastic
3. motivated
4. hospitality

Hoe zeg je dit in het Engels?:
Als je wilt werken in de beveiliging, is het belangrijk om gedisciplineerd te zijn.

Adverbs & Adjectives - Check

She stood up ________ to those bullies.

1. brave
2. bravely

Adverbs & Adjectives - Check

I am so ________ to see you!

1. happy
2. happily

Adverbs & Adjectives - Check

I like studying, but I read _______ .

1. slow
2. slowly

What should be in the gap?

My boyfriend ______ (often – to call) me late at night.

What should be in the gap?

This class _______ (usually – to be) pretty interesting.

Relative Pronouns

- Which, That, Who, Whose - 

1. Explanation

2. Startup Exercise

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

E Writing & Grammar: Relative Pronouns

- Which, That, Who, Whose - 

Relative pronouns give us more information about people and things. 

You use who to talk about people.

            The boy who works at the restaurant is nice.

            The girls, who are best friends, work together.

We use whose to talk about who owns or has something (possession).

            Renate, whose job it is to clean the canteen, was not at work today.

            I am looking for the girl whose car is blocking my front door.

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

E Writing & Grammar: Relative Pronouns

- Which, That, Who, Whose - 

You use which or that to talk about animals and things.

We use which if you can leave out the extra information 

                The strawberry ice cream, which is the most popular, is sold out.

                The hotel, which was expensive, was close to the beach.

We use that if you cannot leave out the extra information

                The cat that’s on the chair is mine.

                The lasagne that I wanted to eat was gone.

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

Relative Pronouns

(online) notebook exercise

Fill in the gaps. Choose between: who, whose, which, that

1 This is the house __________ Jack built.

2 I talked to the girl __________ car had broken down in front of the shop.

3 I live in a house in Norwich, ___________ is in East Anglia.

4 That's Peter, the boy _________ has just arrived at the airport.

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

Relative Pronouns

(online) notebook exercise

Fill in the gaps. Choose between who, whose, which and that.

1 This is the house _that_ Jack built.

2 I talked to the girl _whose_ car had broken down in front of the shop.

3 I live in a house in Norwich, _which_ is in East Anglia.

4 That's Peter, the boy _who_ has just arrived at the airport.

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

Getting better in...

E Writing & Grammar

Which, That, Who, Whose

Do exercises:

29, 30 & 33, p. 76-79                  about Relative Pronouns

(& finish) 24 & 25, p. 73            about Speaking & Stones

Finished? Study:

Words F Listening & G Reading, p. 99

Last 15 minutes - Check answers ex. 30 + 33 & words check Quizlet

Goals:

- You can use relative pronouns in a sentence

- You know words F listening & G reading