Week 2: Uitleg examen LE/LU + Listening/reading H1 B1

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Week 2

• Idiom of the week
• Uitleg examen lezen en luisteren
• Listening H1 Audio and video - B1 News and commercials
• Reading H1 Looking for information - B1 Brochures and reviews
• Werken aan opdrachten

Idiom of the week!

What do you think the idiom is about:

''Being on cloud nine''

Idiom of the week!

What do you think the idiom is about:

''Being on cloud nine''

Meaning:

Extremely happy about something

Example:

When I got my grade for the English test I was on cloud nine for the rest of the day!

Listening H1

Audio and video

Als je gaat (kijken en) luisteren naar video en audio, geldt altijd:

• Luister geconcentreerd en laat je niet afleiden.
  
• Iets gemist > opnieuw luisteren of herhaling
• Video? > let op lichaamstaal en beeld. Belangrijke informatie:                        interesse, verbazing, blijdschap, irritatie, enzovoort.

Luisteren H1 B1

Journalisten en nieuwspresentatoren geven hun verhaal structuur door gebruik te maken van signal words.

Signaalwoorden geven bijvoorbeeld aan dat iets belangrijk 

is, of dat er een tegenstelling of een opsomming volgt: 

First, second, ... en finally.

Signaal woorden

and, besides/moreover, first, second, another, furthermore, also, in addition, finally	opsomming van dezelfde zaken of ideeën
although/though, however, yet, but, on the other hand, in spite of, on the contrary	contrast, tegenstelling met het voorafgaande
because, so, that's why, as a result	oorzaak of gevolg
for example / for instance, especially	voorbeeld
so, in conclusion, therefore	conclusie
in short, to summarise	samenvatting

Lezen H1 B1

Brochures are simple informative texts. They give a lot of information about one specific topic. To keep the information organised, they are divided into smaller sections with headings. The headings show you what the text underneath is about and help you decide quickly whether you really 

need to read that section or not.

A review is a short report in which someone gives information about 

and an assessment of a product, service, book, movie, game,

tourist attraction, etc.

Reviews

• First, there is factual information, such as product details (dimensions, weight, price, number of buttons, screen resolution, and so on).
  
• Then there is subjective content, in which strengths and weaknesses 

       are contrasted. The writer gives their opinion on things like ease of                use, design and overall satisfaction.

• Often, but not always, the final lines of a review consist of a 

       concluding opinion, or a recommendation to purchase or not 
       purchase the item.

Reviews

Aan de slag!

• Listening H1 B1 News and commercials

Ex. 1,2,3,4

• Listening health: 1 care work

• Reading H1 B1 Brochures and reviews

Ex. 1,2,3,4

• Reading health: 1 Sutton Childcare Centre