Week 6 : H Stones & I Grammar

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Havo 3

Week 4

Learning Goal: 

By the end of the lesson: 

- I know what words that are related to nature, geography and climate

Period 3 Overview

Chapter 5

All stones

Grammar

Vocabulary

Writing

• Sentence Structure
• Finding your voice in English
• Writing Emails, both formal and informal

Book

• Class book (can lead into period 4.)

F Listening

Do ex 44

H Stone 10

H Vocabulary

H Vocabulary

biodegradable

1. met de hand gemaakt
2. hernieuwbaar
3. biologisch afbreekbaar
4. voordelig

conscious

1. bezorgd
2. bewust
3. zelfvoorzienend
4. milieuvriendelijk

accountable

1. biologisch afbreekbaar
2. vruchtbaar
3. verantwoordelijk
4. bewust

gunstig, voordelig

zelfvoorzienend

hernieuwbaar

H Stone 10 ex46 p. 58

Solutions for environmental problems

- Which problem does it solve?

- How does it help the environment?

H Stone 10 ex46 p. 58

Solutions for environmental problems

- Which problem does it solve?

- How does it help the environment?

I grammar 

13 Conditionals

I grammar 

13 Conditionals

If the weather ______ this bad,
we _____ camping this weekend.

1. stays - wouldn't go
2. stays - wont go
3. will stay - won't go

If I _____ you, I ________
another minute on this hopeless undertaking.

1. were - wouldn't waste
2. would be - wouldn't waste
3. were - won't waste

If he ______ sorry to me,
I ____ him

1. had said - could have forgiven
2. could have said - forgave
3. said - could have forgiven

Grammar 13

I can work on my own.

I need some help.

Individual	Classwork
ex 52 p. 89	instruction
slim stampen 13A+B	ex 52 p.89
	slim stampen 13A+B

I grammar 

13 Conditionals

I grammar 

13 Conditionals

Conditionals

Conditionals = if-zinnen

A conditional sentence exists of 2 parts: 

If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home

• the condition (voorwaarde/actie): If it rains tomorrow
• the result (resultaat/gevolg): I will stay at home.

There are 4 different ways to construct conditional sentences in English. We will look at all of them.

Zero conditional (100% waar):

This form is used for: 

- facts /  real (factual) situations in the present

- commands / the imperative form

How to make:  use a present simple in both parts

If water freezes, it becomes ice.

If you want to be better at English, pay attention (imperative)

In this conditional, you can replace the word 'if' with 'when' without changing the meaning.

 First conditional (erg waarschijnlijk, bijna 100% waar)

The type 1 conditional is used to refer to:

- the present or future where a situation is real

- a possible condition and its likely result

How to make: use a present simple in the if-clause

and the future simple in the main clause.

Future simple: will +  infinitive (full verb)

If you are late, she will be very angry.

Second conditional (onwaarschijnlijk, maar niet onmogelijk) 

The type 2 conditional is used to refer to:

- a hypothetical condition and its probable result (aka: 

its unlikely to happen, but not impossible)

How to make: use a past simple in the if-clause

and would + infinitive in the main clause.

If I learned to play the guitar, I would be  rock star.

If I were famous, I would post on Instagram every day!

In the if-clause, were is often used instead of was

Third conditional (onwaar, niet meer te veranderen)

The type 3 conditional is used to refer to:

- a time in the past and a situation that is the opposite

of the present.

- an unreal past condition and its probable result  

How to make: use a past perfect in the if-clause

and would/could/should have + past participle in 

the main clause

If you had studied harder, you would have passed the exam.

(but you didnt study hard, so you failed)

If + past simple, … would + infinitive is used when

1. something is always true
2. something becomes true when the condition is met
3. something is not true in the present
4. something was not true in the past

If + present simple, … present simple is used when

1. something is always true
2. something becomes true when the condition is met
3. something is not true in the present
4. something is not true in the past

If + past perfect, … would have + past participle

1. something is always true
2. something becomes true when the condition is met
3. something is not true in the present
4. something is not true in the past

If + present simple, … will + infinitive is used when

1. something is always true
2. something becomes true when the condition is met
3. something is not true in the present
4. something is not true in the past

ex 52. 89

ex 52. 89

yes

no

exit ticket

 ex 53 p. 90

exit ticket answers