My home & adverbs of manner

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Unit 5: My home

To do today

• Homework check
• 5.1 - Vocabulary about things in your home
• 5.2 - Grammar about adverbs of manner

At the end of this lesson:

• You can talk about things in the house.
• You can describe how people do things.

Homework check

Online assignments BBC Culture & 4.9 (Self check)

Feedback on that?

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Check the book list in Classroom: 

write down which book you have read and whether you liked it.

But now: a new Unit!

Things you can find in the kitchen, bathroom, living room or bedroom.

Open your book on page 58

Read the words of Vocabulary A.

Write them in your notebook & add words from the word web.

Write the Dutch translation next to it.

If you don't know: 1) ask your neighbour(s) or 

2) ask your teacher.

(close your Chromebook until later!)

In groups of three or four

Tell something about your own house. For example: 

When you step through my front door you enter... There you see... 

Next to it is...

My favourite place in my house is ...

This is my room. There is a ... 

(Make sure everyone in the group gets a go!)

Page 58 & 59

Do exercises 4, 6 and 7 by yourself. 

Write the answers in your notebook.

Compare notes with a partner.

Finished? Start online assignments for 5.1.

(open your Chromebook to do this)

5.2 Grammar: adverbs of manner

What are adverbs? What does manner mean?

(close your Chromebook until later!)

5.2 Grammar: adverbs of manner

What are adverbs? Bijwoorden.

What does manner mean? How things are done.

Listen to audio 2.41 Kids and housework - your letters.

See if you can hear examples of how things are done.

Make notes in your notebook!

Can you see the similarity?

(tries) very hard

(sets the table) slowly and carefully

(does one thing) perfectly

(tidies her room) regularly

(makes her bed) really quickly

(does it) so badly

(does it) noisily

Adjectives & Adverbs

He is slow - He works slowly.

She is noisy - She does things noisily.

They are careful - They drive carefully.

Adverbs like 'very, really, so' go before adverbs and adjectives.

Not always -ly: 'hard, fast, right, wrong, early, late' stay the same

& good becomes well (not goodly :-).)

Let's practise

(open your Chromebook to do this) and join the Lesson Up again

My dad doesn't cook very

1. good
2. well

My parents do the shopping (slow)

I load the dishwasher very

1. carefully
2. careful

I tidy my room so

1. fast
2. fastly

I never arrive

1. lately
2. late

My grandfather eats very (noisy)

Open your book on page 60

Do exercise 2 and 6 by yourself.

Finished early? Do the online assignments of 5.1 & 5.2.

Write down that this is your homework for next Wednesday!

Key to Word friends & adverbs 

1. make your bed
2. take the rubbish out
3. tidy your room
4. set/clear the table
5. load the dishwasher/washing machine
6. do the shopping/cooking/ironing
7. wash/dry the dishes
8. vacuum/sweep the floor

(We listen to 2.42 to check the answers of exercise 6.)

To do today

• Homework check = reflection on Unit 4
• 5.1 - Vocabulary about things in your home
• 5.2 - Grammar about adverbs of manner

At the end of this lesson:

• You can talk about things in the house.
• You can describe how people do things.

Next week

Skills practice: How to write a personal email.

Bring a book to read in class.

Finish your online assignments 5.1 (3, 4, 5, 8)

& 5.2 (1, 2, 4, 6) before the next lesson!