Lesson 3, period 4

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

From 13:00-14:00 we speak English, also to each other!

General school rules

• Be on time at the start of the lesson, bring your laptop, books, clothing and materials with you.

• Show respect for your fellow students, the staff of the school, the building and environment. 

•  Mobile phones are not visible and are on silent mode during lessons.

•  Together we make sure that our school is safe and clean.

• We only eat and drink in the designated areas in school. In class you can drink water. Students take responsibility themselves for their laptops.

• In school/class our faces are recognizable so this means no wearing of caps, hats and helmets in the school.

• Only with permission of the person(s) involved we take pictures or film each other.

Professional attitude

Today's programme

- looking back at last week's lesson

- adjectives/adverbs

- adjective exercise

- working online

Week 1 24 May	Introduction & reading about the Netherlands
Week 2 31 May	International project with schools from Finland and Denmark & reading/vocabulary
Week 3 7 June	No lessons
Week 4 14 June	Adverbs and adjectives and working online
Week 5 21 June	Review writing and reading text about vegans
Week 6 28 June	Conjunctions and demonstrative pronouns
Week 7 5 July	Adverbs/adjectives and listening exercise about the number 1 new restaurant in the United States
Week 8 12 July	Period test adverbs/adjectives and conjunctions and language card test

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to identify the difference between adverbs and adjectives and use them correctly in sentences.

Introduce the learning objective and explain how it will be achieved throughout the lesson.

What do you already know about adverbs and adjectives?

What are adjectives?

Adjectives are describing words that modify nouns or pronouns. They tell us the size, shape, color, or other qualities of a noun or pronoun.

Explain what adjectives are, give examples, and encourage students to think of their own examples.

Examples of adjectives

Examples of sentences with adjectives: The red car, a tall building, a delicious pizza.

Provide examples of sentences with adjectives and ask the students to identify the adjectives.

What are adverbs?

Adverbs are words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. They tell us how, when, where, or to what extent something happens.

Explain what adverbs are, give examples, and encourage students to think of their own examples.

Examples of adverbs

Examples of sentences with adverbs: She sings beautifully, he ran quickly, the dog barked loudly.

Provide examples of sentences with adverbs and ask the students to identify the adverbs.

How do you make an adverb?

Adjective + LY

IC - ALLY

(fantastic - fantastically)

Y - ILY

funny - funnily

Difference between Adjectives and Adverbs

Adjectives modify nouns or pronouns, while adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

adjectives	Adverbs
The beautiful girl	The girl sings beautifully
That exercise is perfect	They completed the exercise perfectly

Explain the difference between adjectives and adverbs and provide examples.

Identifying Adjectives and Adverbs

In the sentence 'The cat ran quickly', 'cat' is a noun, 'ran' is a verb, and 'quickly' is an adverb.

Provide sentences for the students to identify the adjectives and adverbs.

What is a noun? And can you give an example of a noun?

voorbeelden

What is an adjective and give an example

voorbeeld

What is a verb and give an example

voorbeeld

Exceptions part I

good - well

quite - quite

fast - fast

hard - hard

long - long

Exceptions part II

To be (am, are, is, was, were)  and senses

to be, to seem, to feel, to look, to smell, to sound and to taste

He looks great!
That smelled awful.
We were happy

Adjective or adverb?
She has a beautiful/beautifully voice.

1. beautiful
2. beautifully

Adjective or adverb?
She always smiles so cheerful/cheerfully?

1. cheerful
2. cheerfully

Adjective or adverb?
We live in a quiet/quietly neighbourhood.

1. quiet
2. quietly

Adjective or adverb?
My dad sings terrible/terribly.

1. terrible
2. terribly

Adjective or adverb?
My grandmother is a funny/funnily woman.

1. funny
2. funnily

Adjective or adverb?
John often drives too dangerous/dangerously.

1. dangerous
2. dangerously

Adjective or adverb?
I could answer the questions easy/easily.

1. easy
2. easily

Bijvoeglijk naamwoord of bijwoord?
Please, can you speak a bit more slow/slowly ?

1. slow
2. slowly

My working hours are extremely long/longly

1. long
2. longly

Working online

We are now going to work online.

You can go to Nu Engels and continue working on Unit 3.