V4A - Les 30 (14-02-2023)

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

WELCOME

Today is the 14th of February

The Word of the Day is knackered

adjective | NAK-erd

"very tired or exhausted."

I was too knackered after work to join them for dinner.

TODAY

After this lesson you will

• ... have studied Finish Up
• ... have repeated some future tenses
• ... know more about when to use much and many
• ... have read text 4

FINISH UP

FUTURES

The train ... at 11:45.

1. will leave
2. is going to leave
3. is leaving
4. leaves

We ... dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we haven't booked a table yet.

1. will have
2. are going to have
3. are having
4. have

My ski instructor thinks it ... tomorrow evening.

1. will snow
2. is going to snow
3. is snowing
4. snows

On Sunday at 8 o'clock I ... my friend.

1. will meet
2. am going to meet
3. am meeting
4. meet

They ... to London on Friday evening.

1. will go
2. are going to go
3. are going
4. go

Wait! I ... you a lift.

1. will give
2. am going to give
3. am giving
4. give

The English lesson ... at 09:15

1. will start
2. is going to start
3. is starting
4. starts

MUCH & MANY

Are there ... chairs in that classroom?

1. much
2. many

There isn't ... water left in that bottle.

1. much
2. many

MUCH & MANY

• A lot of, much en many = veel
• A lot of gebruik je bij bevestigende zinnen.
• Much en many gebruik je bij vraagzinnen en ontkenningen.

I have a lot of books at home.

Do you have many books at home?

MUCH & MANY

• Much en many gebruik je bij vraagzinnen en ontkenningen.
• Much gebruik je bij ontelbare zelfstandige naamwoorden.
• Many gebruik je bij telbare zelfstandige naamwoorden.
  

There weren't many boats in the harbour.

Was there much water in the desert?

MUCH & MANY

• He does not have many interesting stories to tell.
  
• Do you have many family members with red hair?
  
• Is there much money to be made in that business?
  

MUCH & MANY

Let op! Ook na de woorden VERY, SO, TOO en HOW gebruik je much en many (en niet a lot of):

• I like that movie very much.
• There are so many things going on right now.
  
• He's feeling sick because he ate too many sweets.
  
• You know how much I like you, right?
  

FEW & LITTLE

• Few en little = weinig
  
• Few gebruik je bij telbare zelfstandige naamwoorden
  
• Little gebruik je bij ontelbare zelfstandige naamwoorden
  

There were few boats in the harbour.

Was there little water in the desert?

(A) FEW & (A) LITTLE

Er is een verschil tussen a few en few / a little en little.

• few people = weinig mensen (negatief idee)
• a few people = een paar mensen (positief idee)
• little money = weinig geld (negatief idee)
• a little money = een beetje geld (positief idee)
  

ASSIGNMENT 1 (P.30)

Vul steeds het juiste woord in als vertaling van veel

ASSIGNMENT 2 (P.30)

How to make a DIY baby

what does DIY mean?

Read the introduction and the first paragraph. Use the words below to better understand the text.

longed for =  naar verlangen

on her behalf = in haar plaats

surrogacy = surrogaat

carried out = uitgevoerd

readily = vlot, dadelijk

obliges = voldoen (aan verzoek)

demands = eist

umpteenth = zoveelste

spoil = verwennen

wholly = helemaal

understandable = begrijpelijk

remarkable = opmerkelijk

pact = overeenkomst, pact

We'll read paragraphs 2-6 together.

desperately = wanhopig

enduring = ondergaan, doorstaan

fertility = vruchtbaarheid(s)

treatment = behandeling

close to despair = de wanhoop nabij

selfless = onbaatzuchtig, gul

impregnated = geïmpregneerd

unusual = ongebruikelijk

embarked = begonnen aan

artificial = kunstmatig

insemination = inseminatie

involved = bij betrokken zijn

surrounded by = omringd door

going ... divorce = in scheiding lag

decided = besloot

dumbstruck = sprakeloos

Read paragraph 7-9. Use the words below to better understand the text.

scheme = plan

no way = ging niet gebeuren

to risk = het risico lopen, riskeren

entailed =  wat het inhield

put into action = in werking gesteld

necessary = noodzakelijk

syringe = spuit

chemist = apotheek

confirmed = bevestigde

longed-for = verlangde

sank in = bezonk

overjoyed = dolblij

We'll read the remainder together.

unfounded = ongegrond

regarded = zien als

midwife = verloskundige

handing him = aan [mij] geven

cuddling = knuffelen

gone through = ondergaan

managed = voor elkaar krijgen

maternal = moederlijke

regrets = spijt

prove it = bewijzen

repay = 'terugbetalen'/'terugdoen'

after all = uiteindelijk