woensdag 3 nov: v3c, v1a, v4a

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• Leerroute 3

Welcome v3c!

Last week

Words 2.1 and 2.2

plus exercises

Grammar from unit 1

This week

translate lessons 2.3/ 2.4

present tenses all together

Gerund

Let's pronounce the words together

You now get 10 minutes to translate 

Done? Pick 5 words and make a scary story with them (Halloween special). 

Tegenwoordige tijd

Present simple (oensaus): SHIT rule / do:? of not

Present perfect (fyne jas): have/has....

present contiNUous (Carl): to be + ww -ing

Present simple: hele ww of +(e)s

Feiten (water boils at 100 degrees)

Regelmaat (I play soccer on Saturdays)

I play, you play , they play etc

Present perfect: I have eaten a sandwich

Niet belangrijk wanneer het in het verleden is gebeurd, er staat geen tijd/datum

Het is nog steeds bezig/merkbaar

Het is echt nét gebeurd

Present contiNUous: they are reading a book

Het kan een feit zijn, dat is verwarrend. De present simple namelijk ook. 

Verschil: present simple is ALTIJD zo, present contiNUous is alleen NU zo. 

Ex 14 on page 56

Done? 16 and 17

Listening exercises 22 and 23

What have you learned today? 

Thank you for your attention!

Welcome V1A!

Yesterday we discussed...

...plural

....present contiNUous

...words

The present continuous is also used to express IRRITATION

Translate the following:

Hij klaagt elke dag over het weer. 

Zij zit de hele tijd op zijn mobiel.

Hij staat altijd te laat op.

15: snap je 'm?!

`De truc: niet de vorm van 'to be' vergeten!

GONNA is FOUT

"If you aint careful, he gon' kill ya ass"

18 samen, 19 zelf

continue translating 2.3/2.4 words

What have we learned today?

Welcome v4a

No phones

Hand out

Participate

Yesterday we discussed...

That linking words like: moreover, secondly, in addition

indicate that you are going to ADD some information

We also learned that there are a lot of phrases with 'time' in it

 

Now, unit 1 contains grammar 

Namely:  the present perfect and simple past

"He hit her" (that's why she left him)

"He has hit her" (and now she has got a black eye)

Good! To which tense do these words belong

already, last, just, yesterday, ago, never, since, always, yet, date, for, ever

Now for the hand out...Phoneys!

Read a bit from Catcher in the Rye

Answer questions. 

End of this term:

Unit 1 test: practical assignment