Lesson 13 - Much and Many, Alphabet, Possessives M1B

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 1

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Today

1. Goals
2. Check homework
3. Much vs. Many
4. Alphabet
5. Workbook
6. Homework

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use much or many
• You know how to pronounce every letter of the alphabet
• You know how to use possessive pronouns
• You have practised with your speaking skills

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Much

Means: veel

Use: Before a plural (uncountable) noun - something we cannot count

How much time do you need?

I don't have much money left.

Usually in questions and negative sentences

Many

Means: veel

Use: Before a plural (countable) noun - something we can count

How many friends do you have?

How many languages did you speak?

Used in all sentences (questions, positive, negative)

Difference:

Much = uncountable

Many = countable

Much or many?
potatoes

1. much
2. many

Much or many?
traffic

1. much
2. many

Much or many?
books

1. much
2. many

Much or many?
friends

1. much
2. many

Much or many?
sugar

1. much
2. many

Workbook

How: Individually

Time: 3 minutes

What: Exercise 31 - page 101

Key

Workbook

How: Together

Time: 7 minutes

What: Exercise 32 - page 101&102

Share

Possession

He’s my friend.	He’s mine .	Die van mij	He’s a friend of mine .	Van mij
He’s your friend.	He’s yours .	Die van jou	He’s a friend of yours .	Van jou
You’re his friend.	You’re his .	Die van hem	You’re a friend of his .	Van hem
You’re her friend.	You’re hers .	Die van haar	You’re a friend of hers .	Van haar
He’s our friend.	He’s ours .	Die van ons	He’s a friend of ours .	Van ons
He’s their friend.	He’s theirs .	Die van hen	He’s a friend of theirs .	Van hen

Workbook

How: Individually

Time: 5 minutes

What: Exercise 33 - page 102

Key

Workbook

How: In pairs (together)

Time: 5-10 minutes

What: Exercise 36 - page 104

Speech card 1

Speech card 8

Goals

At the end of this lesson...

• You know how and when to use much or many
• You know how to pronounce every letter of the alphabet
• You know how to use possessive pronouns
• You have practised with your speaking skills

What have your learned this lesson?
Can you give me an example?

Homework

Study: Vocabulary 3.4

Do: Self-Test