V4B - 03-02-2022 (Periode 3 - Les 3)

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WELCOME

Today is the 3rd of February

The Word of the Day is insinuate
verb | in-SIN-yuh-wayt

"to imply or suggest in a subtle or indirect way"

He insinuated he knew where she had been, without her telling him.

TODAY

After this lesson you will

• ... have finished reading text 2
• ... have practised future tenses
• ... have started text 3
  

It's rather hot in here, isn't it? Yes, you're right. I [...] a window.

1. open
2. will open
3. am going to open
4. am opening

In September they [...] married. They have already booked the venue.

1. get
2. are getting
3. are going to get
4. will get

I am pretty sure it [...] tonight, it's so cold!

1. freezes
2. is freezing
3. will freeze
4. is going to freeze

Don't worry. I [...] the door for you.

1. open
2. will open
3. am going to open
4. am opening

Maak een zin waarin je aanbiedt om iets voor iemand te doen.

Maak in zin waarin je iemand vraagt om iets voor jou te doen.

Maak een zin waarin je een weersvoorspelling doet.

Maak een zin waarin je iets zegt over een dienstregeling/rooster.

TEXT 2

TEXT 2

A hermit who aimed to fast - 1 - 40 days on a hill - 2 - Loch Lomond managed only 27 before staggering - 3 - to a hotel and ordering lasagne and chips.

aimed to vast = had als doel om te vasten

managed = erin slagen

staggering = wankelen

TEXT 2

A hermit who aimed to fast to 40 days on a hill above Loch Lomond managed only 27 before staggering down to a hotel and ordering lasagne and chips.

aimed to vast = had als doel om te vasten

managed = erin slagen

staggering = wankelen

TEXT 2

The bearded and bedraggled hermit had set up his tent - 4 - Benlomond Hill, Central Scotland, where temperatures are - 5 - freezing - 6 - night and barely creep above 9C (48F) during the day, to spend his time in meditation and prayer.

bearded and bedraggled = bebaarde en verfomfaaide

barely creep aboven = kruipen nauwelijks boven

TEXT 2

The bearded and bedraggled hermit had set up his tent on Benlomond Hill, Central Scotland, where temperatures are below freezing at night and barely creep above 9C (48F) during the day, to spend his time in meditation and prayer.

bearded and bedraggled = bebaarde en verfomfaaide

barely creep aboven = kruipen nauwelijks boven

TEXT 2

He told staff - 7 - Rowardennan Hotel that he was a monk - 8 - Scandinavia and gave his name as Father Oucherlony. They were so worried - 9 - his starved appearance that they called an ambulance.

staff = personeel

starved appearance = uitgemergelde uiterlijk

TEXT 2

He told staff of Rowardennan Hotel that he was a monk from Scandinavia and gave his name as Father Oucherlony. They were so worried by his starved appearance that they called an ambulance.

staff = personeel

starved appearance = uitgemergelde uiterlijk

Sharon Johnston, the manageress, said the middle aged man was wearing a heavy jumper, jeans and a light jacket when he arrived - 10 - the hotel doorstep earlier this week.

middle aged man = man van middelbare leeftijd

heavy jumper = dikke trui

hotel doorstep = de drempel van het hotel

Sharon Johnston, the manageress, said the middle aged man was wearing a heavy jumper, jeans and a light jacket when he arrived on the hotel doorstep earlier this week.

middle aged man = man van middelbare leeftijd

heavy jumper = dikke trui

hotel doorstep = de drempel van het hotel

"He obviously had not washed for some days. He was a horrible colur and looked - 11 - death's door.

obviously = overduidelijk

death's door = op het randje van de dood

"He obviously had not washed for some days. He was a horrible colur and looked at death's door.

obviously = overduidelijk

death's door = op het randje van de dood

"We gave him a bowl of soup and a bit of bread, but he began to feel even more ill. I think it may have been his body rejecting the food. The ambulance arrived and they led him - 12 - to it, but he returend after he felt better and ate lasagne and chips.

rejecting = verwerpen, afwijzen; uitbraken

"We gave him a bowl of soup and a bit of bread, but he began to feel even more ill. I think it may have been his body rejecting the food. The ambulance arrived and they led him out to it, but he returend after he felt better and ate lasagne and chips.

rejecting = verwerpen, afwijzen; uitbraken

She said the hermit, who spoke good English, seemed distressed that he had failed to keep his fast for 40 days, the time spent by Christ - 13 - the wilderness, and left disconsolately to spend the night in a youth hostel.

seemed distressed = leek van streek

disconsolately = ontroostbaar

She said the hermit, who spoke good English, seemed distressed that he had failed to keep his fast for 40 days, the time spent by Christ in the wilderness, and left disconsolately to spend the night in a youth hostel.

seemed distressed = leek van streek

disconsolately = ontroostbaar

"It was real strange," she said. "He was trying to get closer - 14 - God, those were his words. We do get a lot of these hermits in the summer, but never usually - 15 - this time of year. I think they must be mad.

"It was real strange," she said. "He was trying to get closer to God, those were his words. We do get a lot of these hermits in the summer, but never usually at this time of year. I think they must be mad.

The hermit later returned to the hills to collect his belongings and it is believed that he has left the area. Police Sergeant Kevin Findlater, - 16 - Balfron, said: "It's an old hermit-type scenaro. He obviously felt the need to do this.

his belongings = zijn bezittingen

obviously felt the need = voelde (over)duidelijk de behoefte

The hermit later returned to the hills to collect his belongings and it is believed that he has left the area. Police Sergeant Kevin Findlater, of Balfron, said: "It's an old hermit-type scenaro. He obviously felt the need to do this.

his belongings = zijn bezittingen

obviously felt the need = voelde (over)duidelijk de behoefte

His condition was not as bad as was first thought, but he did well to last this long - 17 - food. He must had been in a valley near water.

condition = conditie, omstandigheden

last this long = het zo lang volhouden

His condition was not as bad as was first thought, but he did well to last this long without food. He must had been in a valley near water.

condition = conditie, omstandigheden

last this long = het zo lang volhouden

An ambulance service spokesman said the hermit had told the ambulance crew that doctors were no use - 18 - him and he did not want to travel - 19 - us to hospital, so there was nothing we could do

spokesman = woordvoerder

crew = medewerkers, bemanning

An ambulance service spokesman said the hermit had told the ambulance crew that doctors were no use to him and he did not want to travel with us to hospital, so there was nothing we could do.

spokesman = woordvoerder

crew = medewerkers, bemanning

Although no precise figures exist, increasing numbers of men and women are thought to be seeking lives - 20 - solitude in a reaction - 21 - the materialism of the late 20th century.

precise figures = exacte aantallen

increasing numbers = een groeiend aantal ...

solitude = eenzaamheid

Although no precise figures exist, increasing numbers of men and women are thought to be seeking lives of solitude in a reaction to the materialism of the late 20th century.

precise figures = exacte aantallen

increasing numbers = een groeiend aantal ...

solitude = eenzaamheid

Some are infected by "millenium fever", a conviction that the turn - 22 - the century will witness the Second Coming - 23 - Christ or even Armageddon.

millenium fever = millenium koorts

conviction = overtuiging

Armageddon = laatste gevecht tussen goed en kwaad

TEXT 3

a banker = een bankier

unfortunately = helaas

wasting = verspillen

filling = vullen

if only = waren er maar ...

valuable = waardevolle

commodity = nuttig voorwerp

chorus = in koor zeggen

bounds = stuitert
bright tie = felgekleurde das

flapping = wapperen

cups his ear = vouwt om zijn oor

magician = goochelaar

uncomfortable = ongemakkelijk

underused = onderbenut

resource = hulpbron

manic finger = manische vinger

strides = stappen

utilise = gebruiken, benutten

his brow = zijn voorhoofd

leaps = springt

smoothly = soepel

synchronised = gesynchroniseerd

significantly = veelbetekenend

dress-rehearsal = generale repetitie

midway point = het midden

reach = bereiken

obediently = gehoorzaam

spacey slap = holle klap

instructed  = geinstrueerd

twitching = trillen

punches = gooit zijn vuist in

wonderful = fantastische

forest of hands = veel handen

recognise = herkennen

wire tray = draadmandje

scatters them = verstrooit ze

corkscrew = kurkentrekker

winding its way = boort zijn weg

temple = slaap (zijkant hoofd)

from the blocks = uit de startblokken

feature = artikel

cuttings = krantenknipsels

fetch = ophalen

parents' evening = ouderavond

MOT = APK(-keuring)

CONTINUE

Translate the next paragraph (Thomas Kibling ... is serene).

Tackle one sentence at a time

Thomas Kibling is een civielrechtelijk advocaat die is gespecialiseerd in arbeidsrecht. Ik ontmoet hem op een hete zaterdagochtend in zijn huis in het oosten van Londen. De achtertuin is een klimaatvernietigend tropisch genot, waar bananen groeien aan onwaarschijnlijke palmbomen. Binnen in zijn huis is het als een kale galerie voor moderne kunst vóór openingstijden. Alle muren zijn wit en hangen met schilderijen; alle vloeren hout of tegels. In een grote kamer staat een vleugel alleen te wachten; de keuken is een lange, gevlamde houten tafel en een prachtige roestvrijstalen kookplaat. Hier staat de tijd stil. Alles is sereen.