Week 50 (9.1)

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• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Warm up:
In a complete sentence, what does culture mean to you?

Warm Up:
Name one benefit and one negative consequence tourism might have on Amsterdam or Dutch society in general.

Page 70, Exercise A:
Number your answers 1-9 and match the words to make phrases from tourism

Now pick three phrases that we just made and use them in a meaningful sentence

Exercise B:
Which phrase tells you someone will begin talking about several points?

Exercise B:
Which phrase tells you someone will only agree partly with a point?

Exercise B:
Which two phrases tell you someone will talk about certain circumstances?

Exercise C:
Match each picture 1-6 with a quote A-F

Exercise D:
Match each of the 17 blue words with a definition from the hartford box on page 71

Grammar: Conditionals with Modal Verbs

What are modal verbs?

We use modals to show if we believe something is certain, possible or impossible

We also use them to do things like talk about ability, ask permission, and make requests and offers

Must

-shows that something is certain

Ex: My keys must be in the car.

Ex: She must be on time if she wants to come with us.

Might

-Shows that something is possible

Ex: It might rain tomorrow.

Ex: You might catch a cold if you don't wear a jacket.

Can

-Shows that something is possible/impossible

-Also shows ability Ex: I can't swim

Ex: Can you look after the baby if we go to the cinema?

May, could, and would

-asks permission

-makes requests and offers

Ex: If I finish my work, may I go home?

Ex: Could you help me with this if I ask you nicely?

Ex: Would you like to have dinner this evening if it doesn't rain?

Think back to last week. Write one conditional sentence choosing whichever form you'd like.