1P4L4+5 Making conversation

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Making conversation

1P4L4

May 26

National Sorry Day

To say sorry for the mistreat of indiginous people of Australia.

Stolen generation - childred were forcibly taken from their families.

First in 1998

Today's programme

• Warm-up
• reminder assignment period 4: vrijdag 2 juni
• 
  
• adjectives (bijvoeglijke naamwoorden)
  
• adverbs (bijwoorden)
• work on assignment

Today's goals

At the end of this lesson you will have freshened up your knowledge about adjectives and adverbs  and have practised speaking English

Conversation starters

Adjectives (bijvoeglijk nwd)

bijvoeglijk nwd zegt wat over het zelfstandig nwd

That is a beautiful dress you're wearing.

I really like your new haircut.

I hate those ugly sneakers of yours.

I don't like your pink shirt.

Adverbs (bijwoord)

bijwoord zegt wat over het werkwoord of over bijvoeglijk nwd

(bijvoeglijk nwd + -ly)

You sing beautifully.

She is a terribly good skater.

The dog smells horribly.

We don't like your extremely bright shirt.

Welke zin is juist?

1. He always drives slow
2. He always drives slowly

Welke zin is juist?

1. She is a quickly learner
2. She is a quick learner

Adjective or adverb?

She is a GREAT collegue.

1. adjective (bijvoeglijk nwd)
2. adverb (bijwoord)

Adjective or adverb?

You drive TERRIBLY slow

1. adjective (bijvoeglijk nwd)
2. adverb (bijwoord)

Adjective or adverb?

You have a WONDERFUL voice.

1. adjective (bijvoeglijk nwd)
2. adverb (bijwoord)

Adjective or adverb?

I like those BLACK boots

1. adjective (bijvoeglijk nwd)
2. adverb (bijwoord)

Conversation - asking for help

Wat zeg je als je een probleem (op je werk) hebt? Aanspreken:

Jack, I (seem to) have a problem.

Can I talk to you for a second, Jenny?

Inhoud boodschap:

I would like to talk to you about ...

Can you give me some advice on ...

I could use some help with ...

Conversation - Q&A

Wat geef je als antwoord?

Can you help me?                     No, I can't / Yes, I can

Do you know the way?           No, I don't / Yes, I do

Were you sick yesterday?     No, I wasn't / Yes, I was

What words can you
think of for a meeting?

Around 60 sovereign countries have English as an official language, such as

the obvious UK, USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

But also South-Africa, Singapore, Philipines, Barbados, Sint Maarten, Kenya, several Caribbean islands.

What sentences can you
think of for a meeting?

Around 60 sovereign countries have English as an official language, such as

the obvious UK, USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

But also South-Africa, Singapore, Philipines, Barbados, Sint Maarten, Kenya, several Caribbean islands.

Je wilt dat iemand zijn vraag opnieuw stelt.

Je wilt je mening geven.

Je begrijpt de vraag niet.

Je wilt uitleg over iets.

Je bent het met iemand eens.

Je bent het ergens niet mee eens.

I don't agree with that / I disagree with that.

Could you repeat that, please?

What does ... mean?

I agree with you.

Sorry, I don't understand.

In my opinion ...

Vocab

Crossword puzzle 

Imperative (gebiedende wijs)

What do you notice about these sentences?

• Sit down and listen.
• Take the first street on your left.
• Close the door.

Giving instructions - be carefull, it can sound rude. Add 'please'.

Much / many

Much --> uncountable

Many --> countable

How much petrol does your car need?

How many students are there?

much or many
How ... milk do you like in your coffee?

1. much
2. many

much of many
He has ... friends.

1. much
2. many

much or many
There are ... possible kandidates.

1. much
2. many

Assignment: meeting

Homework

Making conversation A2 Doing Business (picture of a skyline)

(the British flags are for your own practise)

See you next week!!!