Les 9 1hv/v lesson 4 possessive pronouns

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Welcome 1 hv/v

What do you need this lesson:

Book, pen, laptop (closed)

Today:

- Check exercises

- Possessive pronouns

Homework

VWO:

Exercise 41, 42, 44, 46, 47

Havo/vwo:

Exercise 44 & 45

Study: vocabulary 1.1 + 1.2 + 1.3 + 1.4

Present continuous

I play tennis.

I am playing tennis.

Present continuous

Het vindt NU plaats.

In het Engels zijn er woordjes (signaalwoorden) waarmee je herkent dat het om het NU gaat. 

- I am reading the newspaper right now.

- He is laughing at me at the moment.

- Do your hear that as well? She is waking up!

- Cynthia is currently cycling to school.

Present continuous

vorm van to be + ww-ing 

I am reading a book.

He is drawing a picture.

We are playing football.

I am having breakfast.

She is getting up for school.

Present continuous

I am reading a book right now.

He is drawing a picture as we speak.

We are currently playing football.

I am having breakfast at the moment. Listen! She is getting up for school.

Questions

Add not:

I am not 

She is not

They are not

Negative form

To be first:

Am I

Is she

Are they

Possessive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Test unit 1

Friday, October 11

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Grammar

Vocabulary 1.1 -1.4

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Grammar

- personal pronouns

- possessive pronouns

- to be

- present simple & present continuous

- cardinal & ordinal numbers

- a/an

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Vocabulary

- Fill in the missing words

- Write down an English definition of the word

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Read the sentences. Fill in the missing words. You may need to change the form of the words. 

Choose from: follow - boyfriend- lonely - encourage - important - magazine - view - office - show

1. I'm lucky. My parents often ______ me to try different hobbies.

2. Harry doesn't have many friends. He often feels _______.

3. What kind of ______ are you reading?

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Write down an English definition of the words in italics. Use a complete sentence. 

1. We've just moved house. Our new neighbours seem very friendly.

2. I can't read this text. It's too difficult.

someone who lives very close to you

not easy or simple; hard to do or to understand

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Pay attention to spelling

You lose points for spelling mistakes!

Use capital letters when starting a sentence and punctuation (full stop, question mark etc.) for ending a sentence. 

Practise more

Do the practise more exercises of lesson 1, 2, 3 & 4 on your laptop.

1. Go to Somtoday.

2. Leermiddelen

3. New interface

4. Unit 1 > choose the lesson > assignments > practise more