4DA Engels Unit 4 Herhalingsles

• Engels
• Secundair onderwijs

Unit 4 Love it or hate it

Repetition Lesson

Close your coursebooks!

What did we learn? What do you remember from the lessons?

Go to the blue pages of Unit 4

Which topics are in the blue pages?

What do you think this will be a commercial for?

Expressing probability. Write a correct sentence with a modal auxiliary verb about the ad.

What do you expect to see in the commercial?

Spoken interaction. 

Did you see what you expected to see?  

Do you think this commercial is successful? Why (not)? 

Go to page 227, exercise 2 a

Imagine you have to make a female version of this commercial. What would it look like?

4DA Love it or hate it: comparatives.

Which sentence uses the comparative degree correctly?

1. She is the goodest student in the class.
2. This is the most easiest question on the test.
3. His backpack is heavier than mine.
4. The book is more interestingest than the movie.

What is the superlative form of the adjective "tall"?

1. Taller
2. Talliest
3. Most tall
4. Tallest

Which sentence is using the superlative degree correctly?

1. She is the kindest girl in our class.
2. That was the worstest movie I've ever seen.
3. My dog is the goodest boy in the world.
4. The cake is deliciouser than the pie.

Choose the correct superlative form of the adjective "good".

1. Gooder
2. Best
3. Well
4. Better

Which word is in the comparative degree?

1. Smartest
2. More colorful
3. Goodest
4. Happy

Bookwidget on comparatives

4DA Engels Exercises: Degrees of comparison. 

Open the Bookwidget, take a look at your mistakes. 

Then, click on thebin and do the exercise again. 

How did it go? What was your score out of 32? Write down the corrections for all of your mistakes.

4DA Unit 4  Step 2 Expressing probability

How sure are you? 204

Highlight the words that indicate if the speaker is sure or unsure. 

Quite sure

Rather unsure

1 Maybe it’s an ad for ...

2 It could/might be an ad for ...

3 It’s certainly an ad for ...

4 It’s probably an ad for ...

5 I’m sure it’s an ad for ...

6 It may be an ad for ...

7 It’s definitely an ad for ...

8 It must be an ad for ...

9 It can't be an ad for ...

p. 204 Grammar box

maybe

possibly

probably

may

might

must

can't

certainly

definitely

could

clearly

perhaps

obviously

Read this text p 205

Make it less probable using a modal verb: Consumer electronics and other technology...

Make it less probable using a modal verb: , you've spent a lot of money on technology

Make it less probable using an adverb: technology that is not 100% perfect yet.

Close your coursebooks!

Advertising techniques

Which technique is used?

1. emotional appeal
2. bandwagon
3. celebrity endorsement
4. expert opinion

Which technique is used?

1. emotional appeal
2. bandwagon
3. celebrity endorsement
4. expert opinion

Which technique is used?

1. emotional appeal
2. bandwagon
3. celebrity endorsement
4. expert opinion

Which technique is used?

1. emotional appeal
2. bandwagon
3. celebrity endorsement
4. expert opinion

4DA U4 Love it or hate it: 

Just do it! 

(imperatives)

Watch the following video's

Write down the positive and negative orders in your coursebook on page 210. 

Positive orders

Negative orders

Use in moderation. 

Get rid of cable and upgrade to Direct TV. 

Call 1800 Direct TV. 

Stop taking in stray animals. 

Don't wake up in a road side ditch. 

Don't judge too quickly. 

Don't attend your own funeral. 

In a few weeks, we are going to Maastricht. Write 3 positive orders for your travelling companions.

Write 3 negative orders. e.g. Don't be late!