Lesson 5 January H3b

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

WELCOME!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Online Teaching!

Before we start:

• Everybody will have their camera on
• Everybody will have their microphone off (unless I ask you to turn it on)
• Everybody will focus on the lesson, so no sleeping, making breakfast and so on
• Make sure you are in a seperate room so you will not be distracted by parents or siblings
• If you have a question click on the hand sign at the bottom of your screen.

Now let's start!

Programme

• How was your Christmas break?
• Active sentence > Passive sentences
• Passive practice
• Relative clauses practice
• Recap: Learning goal

Learning goal:

At the end of this lesson you can turn an active sentence into a passive sentence.

How was your Christmas break?

In 3 to 5 sentences write down what you did in your Christmas break. Use a relative clause at least once!  The more the better!

Submit your answer on this jamboard:

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Active sentence > Passive sentence

Do you remember how to turn an active sentence into a passive sentence?

Example:

Active sentence: Tom bought a nice present yesterday.

Passive sentence: ....?

Turn this sentence into a passive sentence (include the by-phrase):
I clean my room every day.

Turn this sentence into a passive sentence (include the by-phrase):
Ben repaired my computer yesterday.

Turn this sentence into a passive sentence (include the by-phrase):
She watched a comedy film last week.

Turn this sentence into a passive sentence (include the by-phrase):
He will correct the mistakes.

Turn this sentence into a passive sentence (include the by-phrase):
He can lock the door of the shed now.

Fill in the blank in the relative clause:

Can I talk to the girl .... is sitting on a bench?

1. who
2. which
3. that
4. whose

Fill in the blank in the relative clause:

This is the man .... house is on fire.

1. which
2. that
3. whose
4. who

Fill in the blank in the relative clause:

The man to .... she ran hugged her.

1. who
2. that
3. whom
4. which

Form these two sentence into one sentence with a relative clause:

Example:

Main sentence: The security guard did not see anything.

Extra Information: He was working that night.

Combined sentence:

The security guard who was working that night did not see anything.

Main sentence: The dress is made of silk.
Extra information: It is very expensive.

Main sentence: Lisa could not call her friend.
Extra information: Her phone was stolen.

Main sentence: Everybody was talking about the robbery.
Extra information: It happened last week.

Recap: Learning goal

How do you turn an active sentence into a passive sentence?

What is the new subject?

Homework for next lesson:

Do Test Yourself theme 3 (exercise 1 - 5) on Stepping Stones online!