1hv1 lesson 4

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.”

Watch this news item

What do you notice about the students?

What are the ups and downs mentioned in this clip on the implemented new school rule?

What did you notice about the students?
What are the ups and downs of a phone free school?

Goals

Work on my reading skills

I can use could and should

I can make comparatives

I remember unit 5

Together

Unit 6 lesson 2

exercise 17

could / should

Which sentence uses 'could' to request permission correctly?
(toestemming)

1. Should I borrow your book for a day?
2. I could borrow your book for a day.
3. Could I borrow your book for a day?
4. Could you borrow my book for a day?

Select the sentence where 'should' is used to express obligation appropriately. (verplichting)

1. You could finish your homework before watching TV.
2. You should to finish your homework before watching TV.
3. Should you finish your homework before watching TV?
4. You should finish your homework before watching TV.

Which sentence uses 'could' to talk about past ability correctly?
(iets wat iets of iemand kon)

1. I could run very fast now.
2. When I was younger, I should run very fast.
3. When I was younger, I could run very fast.
4. Could you run very fast when you were younger?

In which sentence is 'should' used to give advice appropriately?
(advies)

1. You could eat more vegetables for better health.
2. You should eat more vegetables for better health.
3. Should you eat more vegetables for better health?
4. You should more vegetables for better health.

Which of the following sentences uses 'could' to express possibility correctly?
(mogelijkheid)

1. Could you to the gym after work?
2. I should go to the gym after work.
3. I could go to the gym after work.
4. I could to the gym after work.

comparisons

Wat weet je nog over comparisons (trappen van vergelijking)?

Rule 7

bad worse worst

far(distance) farther farthest

far(extent) further furthest

good better best

little(amount) less least

many more most

much more most

well better best

Rule 6 extra explanation

He went farther down the road.

I wanted to discuss it further, but we didn't have time.

Write down the correct comparative:
my sister is ... (net zo oud) yours

Write down the correct comparative:
A mouse is ... (kleiner) an elephant

write down the correct comparative:
You are ... (mooiste) person of the class.

write down the correct comparative:
My tv is .... (groter) yours.

bad - worse - ?

1. worser
2. worset
3. worst
4. worsest

Make

Unit 6, lesson 2: 

exercises 18 to 24

Unit 5

self-test plus catch up

Need extra explanation on comparisons?

Goals

Work on my reading skills

I can use could and should

I can make comaratives

I remember unit 5

Goals

Work on my reading skills

I can use could and should

I remember unit 5