Cambridge lesson 3 B2 first

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 4

Today's class

• Starter: Grammar quiz: parts of speech and irregular verbs

• Main course

- Word formation (part 3 RUE)

-  Speaking part 1 

• Dessert: Boggle

Homework:

Any questions??

Quiz: present simple vs. present continuous (zie link in planner)

Which part of speech expresses strong emotions or surprises?

1. Adverb
2. Interjection
3. Noun
4. Conjunction

Which part of speech replaces a noun or noun phrase?

1. Preposition
2. Interjection
3. Pronoun
4. Adjective

Which part of speech modifies a noun or pronoun?

1. Adverb
2. Adjective
3. Conjunction
4. Verb

Which part of speech is used to connect words, phrases, or clauses?

1. Pronoun
2. Conjunction
3. Preposition
4. Interjection

Which part of speech describes an action or occurrence?

1. Verb
2. Adverb
3. Adjective
4. Noun

Irregular verbs

RUE Part 3: word formation

assignment: word formations

How do you do this?

First look at the infinitive:

"to know"

What words can you form from this word?

Then catagorize them into groups: 

Nouns, verb, adjectives and adverbs

Let's start

Look at the words in bold:

What is the part of speech for each word:

Is it a noun?

Is it an adjective?

Is it an adverb?

Compete = verb

Impress = verb

Response = noun

High = adjective

Agriculture = noun

Move = verb

Possible = adjective

Populate = verb

Real = adjective

For each gap think about

1. What type of word do we need to make?
2. What is the meaning of the sentence?

Fill out the sample task: ask yourself these questions for each word. Note down what change has been required, e.g. noun to adjective.

Speaking part 1: page 11

Give details

When?

Where?

Who with?

How often?

Why?

Student's book

Work with a partner and ask and answer the questions in excercise 5: character adjectives

Let's play an online round of Boggle.

Who can find the most words?

https://wordshake.com/boggle

Dessert 1.7

Homework

Student’s book:

Wordlist unit 1

Finish page 10 and 12

Listen to a podcast

Next week: quiz about the present tense