Week 22

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 4,5

Cambridge English

Today's Lesson

Grammar page 68

Speaking page 67

Grammar - Participle clauses

Page 68

Exercise 2:

Think about last year and next year. 

Write at least one sentence in answer 

to each of the following questions 

1. What changes are going to take place in your life next year?

2. What should you have done last year but were unfortunately unable to?

3. What do you think will have happened by the end of next year?

Page 68 exercise 3

Think about something that happened last year and the results it has had or is likely to have. 

Write a sentence to link what happened 

with its effects or likely effects. 

Last year there was a change of government and this has resulted in less money being spent on health service this year. 

Write a sentence to link what happened last year
with its effects or likely effects.

Participle clauses

We can use participle clauses when the participle and the verb in the main clause have the same subject. 

For example:

Participle clause: Waiting for Ellie, I made some tea. 

Original: While I was waiting for Ellie, I made some tea.

Page 68 exercise 4

Now write a sentence using a participle clause about the events from last year that you thought about previously. 

Having won last year's election, the prime minister now has to try to implement his pre-election promises. 

Now write a sentence using a participle clause about the events from last year that you thought about previously.

Speaking

Grammar page 68

Reading page 69

Vocabulary page 69

Evaluation

You wrote sentences relating to the past and present

You created an original sentence based on events that happened last year

You created a sentence using a participle clause

You practised your speaking 

Homework

Reading page 69

Vocabulary page 69