H5 week 40

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H5 week 40 

Learning objectives:

• Examenidioom 6 & writing
• Practice examenidioom online
• Practice Use of English & word formation/transformation online

Creative writing

Write a 150 to 200-word science fiction/romantic/murder mystery story (choose 1 genre) with 10 of the following words from unit 6:

1. to wander.      13. oxygen
2. conscious.      14. sense (as in smell, sight, taste etc.)
3. vein.                   15. harmless
4. corpse.              16. survive
5. squalid               17. to grow (as in to grow crops)
6. predator.            18. homeless
7. soil                        19. care
8. fragance.            20. captivity
9. rural                       21. to snort
10. prey                        22. to gather (as in people gathering together)
11. to ache
12. hedge

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H5 week 40 

Learning objectives:

• Practice grammar online (mixed tenses, the genitive, conditionals, question tags)
• examenidioom 5 & speaking

Examenidioom Unit 5

Discuss with a classmate:

1. Which item is indispensable on holiday?
2. What is inappropriate behavious in class?
3. What is the most fashionable item you own?
4. Do you always sleep sufficiently?
5. Which movie start/famous person/friend is gorgeous?
6. What are the odds that you will graduate, move on to a university of applied sciences and land the job of your dreams?
7. Which apparently trivial remark has really hurt your feelings/has had a great impact on you?
8. Do you take decisions in a haphazard way?
9. Which recent political decision/proposal is outrageous?
10. Do you prefer artificial or real flowers/lashes?
11. Have your ever surpassed your own expectations?
12. Have you ever felt that putting more effort into something/someone was futile?

The genitive - bezittelijke vorm

The genitive is de vorm die bezit aanduidt of aangeeft bij wie of wat iets hoort.

Bij personen, namen, tijd en plaats: apostrof + s of alleen apostrof

1. Bij personen in het enkelvoud: ’s -> the boy’s bike
2. Bij personen in het meervoud alleen apostrof -> the boys’ bikes
3. Bij namen: ’s -> James’s girlfriend / Dickens’s novel
4. Bij namen uit de klassieke oudheid: alleen apostrof -> Socrates’ ideas
5. Bij tijd: enkelvoud ’s, meervoud: ’ -> an hour’s walk from here / a three hours’ drive / yesterday's paper / tomorrow's news item
6. Bij plaats: ’s. Je noemt de naam van het gebouw niet. -> at the butcher's, at my friend's, at Jack's

The genitive - bezittelijke vorm

The genitive is de vorm die bezit aanduidt of aangeeft bij wie of wat iets hoort.

Bij zaken, hoeveelheden en aardrijkskundige namen: of 

-> the brakes of the bike, a cup of coffee, a pound of apples, the county of Hampshire, the city of Amsterdam 

Conditionals 

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A question tag - to draw the other into the conversation

Question tags (..., can't he/doesn't he?)

Positive statements with auxiliaries (HWW; they go with another/lexical verb - ZWW): 

can/could/will/would/shall/should/must/may/might/is/are/was/were/has/have

 -> use the negative auxiliary behind the comma/in the question tag: can't, couldn't, won't etc. 

She will call me later, won't she?

Positive statements with a lexical verb (verb can stand on its own/has meaning on its own, e.g.drink, dance, study, work, do etc.)

-> use doesn't/don't/didn't + the infinitive/1st form behind the comma/ in the question tag

Look at the person (singular/plural) 

Look at the tense 

They ate very little, didn't they?

She makes rude comments, doesn't she?

Negative statements take a positive question tag

She won't call, will she? They didn't eat a lot, did they?

Short answers/Either/Neither

With an auxiliary verb in a question (auxiliary = hww; this verb "helps" the main/lexical verb = zww), use a short answer repeating the auxiliary verb

can/could/will/would/shall/should/must/may/might/is/are/was/were/has/have

Can you dance? Yes, I can

Will they help me? Yes, they will

For questions with do/does/did, use a short answer repeating the do/does did:

Do you dance? Yes, I do/No I don't

Does she often call late at night? Yes, she does/No, she doesn't.

Did you ring me last night? Yes, I did/No, I didn't.

Agreeing with a negative statement: Neither (+ do/does/did or auxiliary/to be)

Agreeing with a positive statement: So (+do/does/did or auxiliary/to be)

I don't know him. Neither do I. 

I love watching B&B Vol Liefde. So do I!

H5 - tenses

Present Simple = (verb+S for he/she/it; verb for I/you/we/the) fact/regularity; schedules; like/love/hate etc.

Present Continuous = (is/are + verb + ing): happening right now; irritation; planned action in the future (when/where known)

Past Continuous = (was/were + verb + ing): describes longer action in the past; longer action interrupted by a short action (past simple)

Past Simple = (verb + ED; 2nd form) action finished in the past & time is mentioned

Present Perfect = (has/have + 3rd form) action started in the past & is still ongoing/unfinished; past action & time is not important; to talk about experience

Past Perfect = to talk about an earlier action in the past (Had + 3rd form)

Future = Present Simple (schedules); Present Continuous (planned future action); Going to (intention; prediction); Will (facts, offers, threats, promises, prediction without evidene

Asking questions present/past/present perfect tense

Sentence contains is/are/was/were -> question starts with this

He is blind. Is he blind?

Sentence starts with two or more verbs -> question starts with can/will/shall/would/could/should/may etc. (auxiliaries)

I will wait for you before I leave. Shall I wait for you before I leave?

Sentence contains one verb (lexical/meaning) -> question starts with do/does or did + infinitive (hele ww/1st form)

She loves popcorn. Does she love popcorn?

They made her an offer. Did they make her an offer? = past tense (made = past simple/2nd form)

Sentence contains has/have + present perfect (3rd form) -> question starts with have/has + 3rd form

I have never eaten raw fish. Have you ever eaten raw fish?

Making negative sentences

 present/past/present perfect tense

Sentence contains is/are/was/were -> negative sentence isn't/wasn't etc.

Sentence starts with two or more verbs -> negative sentence with can't/couldn't/won't/wouldn't/mustn't etc.

Sentence contains one verb (lexical/meaning) -> negative sentence with don't/doesn't/didn't + infinitive (hele ww/1st form)

She loves popcorn. She doesn't love popcorn

They made her an offer. They didn't make her an offer

Sentence contains has/have + present perfect (3rd form) -> negative sentence with hasn't/haven't + 3rd form

I have eaten raw fish. I haven't eaten raw fish

Past Continuous

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A question tag - to draw the other into the conversation

Asking your classmate questions about the summer vacation

Where did you go on holiday?

Have you ever been to...?

What did you like most about...

Did you go with your family?

Did you work during summer?

Have you...

Were you.. etc.

Reading strategies

Skim the text first (skimming = quick reading to understand the general idea of the text by quickly reading the text: title, subtitles, look at the pictures, read the first and last sentence(s) of every paragraph; read the introduction and the summary if present)

Read the questions

Scan the text = quickly read the entire text for specific information (nouns, names, numbers, etc.)

Close reading = read the text thoroughly to get very detail in the text. Read every word and pay attention to the grammar, punctuation, linking words and phrases.

H5E & F week 38 - lesson 3

Learning objectives:

• Review the mixed tenses ex. B - p. 19 (H5F has already checked this)
• Examenidioom 4 - speaking exercise
• If-sentences - speaking exercise + online practice; 
• H5F - reading comprehension?

HW: study examenidioom 5

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Irregular verbs p. 3-7

Give the missing forms + the Dutch translation

1. To bite
2. To awake
3. To catch
4. To begin
5. To fly
6. To hide
7. To ring
8. To lay
9. To lie
10. To sweep
11. To sting
12. To shine
13. To spring
14. To withhold

Irregular verbs p. 5&6

Give the missing forms + the Dutch translation

1. To know
2. To kneel
3. To lead
4. To mow
5. To ride
6. To rise
7. To light
8. To leap
9. To sow
10. To spill
11. To spring
12. To steal

Examenidioom Unit 4

Discuss with a classmate:

1. Who always reassures you when things go wrong?
2. Do you ignore mean remarks made by others?
3. What has been your most embarrassing incident in life far? Or: When have your parents put you in an embarrassing situation?
4. Who do you have complete confidence in?
5. Which celebrity/friend/adult do you admire?
6. When was the last time you were really upset?
7. What was the most recent thing you refused to do (for your parents/for your friends/for your employer etc.)?
8. Which personal trait do you find appalling?
9. When was the last time someone was furious with you?
10. What makes you anxious?
11. Which friend shows great commitment to school/work/hobbies?
12. Have you ever been biased about something and then later changed your mind?

Examenidioom Unit 5

Discuss with a classmate:

1. Which item is indispensable on holiday?
2. What is inappropriate behavious in class?
3. What is the most fashionable item you own?
4. Do you always sleep sufficiently?
5. Which movie start/famous person/friend is gorgeous?
6. What are the odds that you will graduate, move on to a university of applied sciences and land the job of your dreams?
7. Which apparently trivial remark has really hurt your feelings/has had a great impact on you?
8. Do you take decisions in a haphazard way?
9. Which recent political decision/proposal is outrageous?
10. Do you prefer artificial or real flowers/lashes?
11. Have your ever surpassed your own expectations?
12. Have you ever felt that putting more effort into something/someone was futile?