Intro Chapter 2 - 2D

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• Leerjaar 1

English

How was your weekend?

Tekst

Tekst

What did you do in the weekend?

Today's lesson

• Seating arrangement
• Chapter 2
• Planner
• Bonus system
• 
  
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- saying sorry?

Herhaling   CHAPTER  ONE

 CHAPTER 2: Games and gadgets.

I

You

He

She

It

We

You 

They

Het werkwoord 'to be' 

am

is

are

are

are

are

is

is

Planner

Planner

Planner

• You are responsible. 
• Work on: planning and organisation. 
• Keep track of progress on planner.
• Bring it to EVERY class.
• Put it on your desk. 

Class work

• In class: time to work. 

Bonus Points

How to earn them?

• Complete work planner.
• Bonus Assignments
• Per assignment = 0,1 bonus on test.

At the end of this lesson:

You know:

• the difference between adjectives and adverbs
  
• how to form them
  
• how to use them
  

Adjective

Bijvoeglijk naamwoord

Describes a noun: 

• Person, place, animal, thing or idea.

Adverb

Bijwoord

Describes the 'how'. 

• verb
• adjective
• adverb

Adjective

England is beautiful.

Adverb

You speak English beautifully.

Adverbs

Irregular adverbs. You have to learn those. 

He's a good dancer.  
He dances well. 

She's a fast skater. 
She skates fast. 

Adjective

The dress looks cool. 
The soup tastes awful.

The music sounds amazing.

This book is great. 

An adjective says something about a....?

1. noun
2. verb
3. werkwoord
4. zelfstandig naamwoord

This hamburger tastes ...

1. awful
2. awfully
3. awfullily

You can ... open the box.

1. easy
2. easily
3. easyly

Jamie Oliver cooks ...

1. fantastic
2. fantasticly
3. fantastically

This Frysian horse is ...

1. beautiful
2. beautifully
3. beautifulilly

What to do?

Done?
Stepping Stones: Theme 2
E (grammar): exercise 13 + 14
Slim Stampen: extra grammar 4

Know the difference? 
Play the quiz. (See Classroom.)

Adjective aka bijvoeglijke naamwoord

An adjective is a word you use to describe a person, place, or thing

beautiful, happy, careful, good

Emma is a careful driver.

Adverbs aka bijwoord

An adverb is a word you use to describe a verb, adjective, another adverb

beautifully, happily, carefully, well

My sister always drives carefully.

Adjectives/ adverbs spelling 

To make an adverb out of an adjective we normally ad an ly

careful  - carefully

beautiful - beautifully

happy - happily  - pay attention, in this case y from happy  becomes i

There are some exceptions:

good - well; fast-fast; often-often (there is no such a word as oftenly )

Adverbs

Adverbs maak je dus door "ly" achter een adjective te plakken.

Maar, let op! Er zijn spellingsuitzonderingen.

slow > slowly

beautiful > beautifully

funny > funnily

happy > happily

enthusiastic > enthusiastically

Nigel drives a _____ car.

1. beautiful
2. beautifully

Demi leaves the room _____.

1. quick
2. quickly

Ruben opens his books _____.

1. fast
2. fastly

Vincent is a very _____ boy.

1. smart
2. smartly

An adjective says something about a noun.

Beyoncé is a                sexy                lady.

                                     adjective            noun

An adverb says something about a verb.

He         talked         nervously.

            verb              adverb

adverb = adjective + ly

adjective:    the beautiful girl

adverb:         she sings beautifully

Exit ticket!

Ik begrijp Act 1 van Macbeth nu...

1. Supergoed, cijfer 9
2. Best goed, cijfer 7
3. Niet helemaal, cijfer 5
4. Helemaal niet, cijfer 3

Emma can run very .....

1. fast
2. fastly

Wat vind je nog moeilijk over adjectives en adverbs?