T3 CE unit 1 lesson 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 3

Today's lesson

• phrasal verbs with take
• Use of English "multiple- choice cloze"
• Used to / would

Lesson aims & outcomes

Aims: Improving your use of English and grammar knowledge. Getting acquainted with the types of use of English exercises typical for the Cambridge exam.

Outcomes:

- You can deduce the meaning of given phrasal verbs with take by context

- You know how to approach a m-c cloze text

- You can explain when to use "used to / would"

- You can apply "used to / would" correctly in a given text.

Vocabulary: phrasal verbs

A phrasal verb is a group of words that act as a verb. 

It is made from a verb and a preposition, adverb or both.

=> ex 1 pg 11

What is a multiple choice cloze?

• Multiple Choice Cloze activities are a key part of the Use of English section in the Cambridge Exam English Assessments.
• You need to choose the best option of A-D. 
• This is mainly a vocabulary based exercise; based on word patterns, phrasal verbs and fixed expressions.
  

Multiple-choice cloze strategies

1. Read the title and the text quickly to get a general idea, without trying to fill the gaps.
2. Read the text again. Stop at each gap and try to predict what the missing word or phrase might be.
3. Look at the options for each gap, try putting each one in which fits best?
4. Read the text again with your answers, does it make sense?

Now give it a go -> ex 2,3,4,5 on page 11

Grammar: Would & used to

Rule:

To talk about habits and repeated actions in the past, we can use: used to / didn't  use  to and would(n't).

We don't use would to talk about a past state

Would is used to emphasize that the actions is typical of a person or a situation.

used to vs would

would is never used for a state

"I would live in london when I was a little girl"

"I used to live in london when I was a little girl"

used to

expressions of frequency	She used to eat pizza every Saturday.
adverbs of frequency	They always used to go the seaside whenever they could.

The adverb of frequency comes before used to.

We _____ have a cat, Tubby.

1. would
2. used to

Most dads ______ read you a bedtime story when you were little.

1. would
2. used to

It's funny, but I _____ think I'd never learn to read.

1. would
2. used to

My family ... often go to the countryside for the weekend when I was young.

1. used to
2. would

When I was a child I _______ play a lot with my sister.

1. would
2. used to

We _______ share a bedroom.

1. would
2. used to

Your turn!

Do the exercises 1, 2, 3 on page 13

If you need extra reference check p. 168