Lesson eight

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo
• Leerjaar 1

• Taking the register (roll call)
• Newsround
• What do you need?
• Grammar recap
• Learning goals

• Let's get down to work (exercises)
• Exit ticket
  
• Homework

English

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• Zelfregulering – Je weet dat er verschillende (leer)strategieën zijn en kunt bepalen welke strategieën passen bij de geformuleerde (leer)doelen.
• A2.3 – Je kunt door meelezen eenvoudig audiovisueel materiaal begrijpen (kijken).
• A1.5 – Je kunt eenvoudige vragen stellen en beantwoorden, en eenvoudige uitspraken doen en vragen beantwoorden over basisbehoeften of zeer vertrouwde, concrete onderwerpen (gesprek).
• A2.1 – Je kunt op eenvoudige wijze voorkeur of mening uitdrukken over vertrouwde alledaagse onderwerpen (gesprek).
• A2.4 – Je kunt dingen vragen en eenvoudige transacties doen in openbare gelegenheden (gesprek).
• A2.1 – Je kunt begrijpen wat er tegen je gezegd wordt in een eenvoudig, alledaags gesprek (luisteren).
• A2.1 – Je kunt mensen, plaatsen, en bezittingen op een eenvoudige manier beschrijven (spreken).

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a / an

le

Gebruik:

• (het lidwoord) een

a / an

een

Vorm:

• a
• an

a:

• bij woorden die met een medeklinker-klank beginnen

an:

• bij woorden die met een klinker-klank beginnen

Let op:

• Het gaat om wat je hoort
• Niet wat je schrijft/ziet

In Mary's schoolbag there is ………. English book, ………. eraser,

 ………. ruler, ……….. folder, ………. umbrella, ………. calculator,

 ……….. pencil case, ………. glue stick, ………. sharpener, 

………. dictionary, ………. exercise book, ………. pen, ………. orange marker and ………. mobile phone.

a / an

Fill in. Use a or an

• an

• an

• a

• a

• an

• a

• a

• a

• a

• a

• an

• a

• an

• a

to be

le

Bevestigend

to be

zijn

• am / 'm
• are / 're
• is / 's
• is / 's
• is / 's
• are / 're
• are / 're
• are / 're
  

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

Vragend

Ontkennend

I?

you?

he?

she?

it?

we?

you?

they?

• am not
  
• are not / aren't
  
• is not / isn't
  
• is not / isn't
  
• is not / isn't
  
• are not / aren't
  
• are not / aren't
  
• are not / aren't
  

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

• Am
• Are
• Is
• Is
• Is
• Are
• Are
• Are
  

present continuous

 Gebruik:

• nu bezig / nu aan de gang
  
• duurt een tijdje

 Vorm:

• to be + werkwoord + ing 

present continuous

tegenwoordige tijd

duurvorm

Bevestigend (+)	Ontkennend(-)	Vragend (?)
I am ('m) working	I am not working	Am I working?
You are ('re) working	You are not (aren't) working	Are you working?
He / She / It is ('s) working	He / She / It is not (isn't) working	Is he / she /it working?
We are ('re) working	We are not (aren't) working	Are we working?
You are ('re) working	You are not (aren't) working	Are you working?
They are ('re) working	They are not (aren't) working	Are they working?

1. He ………........... (save) money because he wants to buy a car.

2. You ……..........…. (not listen) to me.

3. My parents ……..........….. (look) for a new apartment.

4. The victim ……..........…. (not cooperate) with the police.

5. We …..........……. (plan) a trip to Japan.

6. I …..........……. (cook) fish for dinner.

7. The water ……..........….. (boil). You can put the pasta in now.

8. He ……..........…. (not train) because he has health problems.

9. I …..........……. (not work) at present. I'm unemployed.

10. He ………........... (slide) on his sleigh in the park.

present continuous

Fill in. Use the correct form of the present continuous.

•               is saving
•            aren't listening
•                                    are looking
•                           isn't cooperating
•            are planning
•      am cooking
•                                   is boiling
•          isn't training
•    am not working
•                 is sliding

plural

 Gebruik:

• meervouden
  
• meer dan één

•  Basisregel:
• zelfstandig naamwoord  > +s
• one car > ten cars
• one teacher > nine teachers
  

plural

meervoud

•  Mini uitzondering 1:
• Zelfstandig naamwoord met s-klank > +es
  
• s-klank = -s/-sh/-ch/-x/-z
• one box > four boxes 
• one quiz > eight quizzes
  

• Mini uitzondering 2:
• Zelfstandig naamwoord met -o > +es
  
• one hero > eleven heroes
  
• one tomato > six tomatoes
  

•  Mini uitzondering 3:
• Zelfstandig naamwoord met klinker-y > -ies
  
• one city > three cities
  
• one baby > two babies
  

• Mini uitzondering 4:
• zelfstandig naamwoord met -f > ves
  
• one wolf > seven wolves
  
• one knife > four knives

• Uitzondering:
• altijd enkelvoud
  
• hair / sheep / fish / etc.
  
• altijd meervoud
  
• trousers / glasses / scissors / etc.
  

• Mega uitzondering:
• onregelmatige meervouden
  
• one man > six men / one child > two children / one person > five people
  
• one tooth > nine teeth / one foot > eight feet / one mouse > three mice
  

 1. I can see two (fish) ............... in the fish tank.

 2. How many (child) ............... are there in the school yard?

 3. We still need three more forks and (knife) ............... .

 4. Trees somtimes lose their (branch) ............... .

 5. Many (sheep) ............... are white. 

 6. Sharks can grow thousands of (tooth) ............... in a lifetime.

 7. How many (person) ............... live there?

 8. Cats like to catch (mouse) ............... .

 9. I really want to sit down. My (foot) ............... are killing me!

10. Manchester United won their three last (match) ............... .

plural

Fill in. Use plurals.

•                                                                 fish  
•                                                         children
•                                                                                                                          knives
•                                                                                                     branches
•                                                sheep
•                                                                                                                teeth
•                                                               people
•                                                                                 mice
•                                                                                                          feet
•                                                                                                                                       matches

my, your, etc.

le

personal

pronoun

my, your, etc.

bezittelijke

voornaamwoorden

betekenis

possessive

pronoun

Gebruik:

• Om bezit van ... 
• ... personen ...
• ... dieren ...
• ... dingen...
• ... aan te geven.

• I
• you
• he
• she
• it
• we
• you
• they

• my
• your
• his
• her
• its
• our
• your
• their

• mijn
• jouw
• zijn
• haar
• -
• onze
• jullie
• hun

Geef drie meervouden

Study: 

  - Vocabulary 3.1+3.2, page 145, workbook A

  - Vocabulary 3.3, page 146, workbook A

  - Phrases writing, page 147, workbook A

  - Grammar

     - a or an

     - to be

     - present continuous

     - plurals

Thanks for your attention

      Wait for            Push your chair         Throw away

      the bell             under the table            your litter

New grammar

present

continuous

New grammar: present continuous

• De present continuous is een vorm van de tegenwoordige tijd.
• Je gebruikt de present continuous bij gebeurtenissen die:
•    nu bezig of                        
•    nu aan de gang zijn

New grammar: present continuous

• Je maakt de present continuous met:                                to be (am / are / is) + hele werkwoord + ing

• I am doing my homework right now.
• You are making a mess.
• Mike is talking to his neighbour.

New grammar: present continuous

 Vorm: to be + hele werkwoord + ing

Bevestigend (+)	Ontkennend(-)	Vragend (?)
I am ('m) working.	I am not working.	Am I working?
You are ('re) working.	You are not (aren't) working.	Are you working?
He / She / It is ('s) working.	He / She / It is not (isn't) working.	Is he / she /it working?
We are ('re) working.	We are not (aren't) working.	Are we working?
You are ('re) working.	You are not (aren't) working.	Are you working?
They are ('re) working.	They are not (aren't) working.	Are they working?

Lesson 2: Writing

Do: Exercise 23+24, page 104+105, Workbook A            

Exercise 23

1. I am smiling/laughing.
   
2. They are wearing jeans / white T-shirts.
   
3. She is wearing a headscarf.
   
4. He is selling bags.
   
5. We are making tea.
   

Exercise 24

1. No, she's not wearing a skirt, she's wearing jeans.
   
2. No, he's not carrying his books in a bag, he's carrying his books in his hands.
   
3. No, they're not selling sweaters, they're selling trainers.
   
4. No, I'm not playing the drums, I'm playing the guitar.
   
5. No, she's not watching TV, she's sleeping.
   

Lesson 4: Speaking

Read: Vocabulary 3.4, page 146, Workbook A

Do: Exercise 55a+b, page 122, Workbook A 

       

Exercise 57a (page 123)

1. my
   
2. your
   
3. his
   
4. our
   
5. our & their
6. your & my
7. its