Cambridge lesson 14 B2 first

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 4

Today's class

• Starter: check homework

• Main course:

1.  grammar: relative clauses

2. speaking part 3

• Dessert: -

Homework

Page 48

Page 49 (ex. 1 and 2) 

Page 52 (ex. 1 + 2) 

Writing a letter (in Write and Improve) 

Writing a formal letter of application (in Write and Improve) 

Wordlist unit 6 Quizlet

The review

Quiz: present simple vs. present continuous (zie link in planner)

page 52

exercise 3: exam task

(part 2 RUE)

Fill in the missing words:

use phrasal verbs, dependent prepositions and relative clauses.

Speaking part 3: page 51

Bladzijde 18 student's book.

Being polite and diplomatic

Say yes (and not only to the dress)

Agreeing:

You can do a lot more than just sayin OK.

• I totally agree with you
• I fully/completely agree with you
• I am in total agreement
• absolutely!
• I totally get that
• We have a deal!
• I am in favor of that.

Say yes (and not only to the dress)

Partially agreeing:

You agree, but up to a certain point.

What is keeping you from agreeing more?

• I'd agree with you, but....
• You may have something there, but.....
• That could be right, but.....
• You may/might be right.....
• I agree up to a point......
• I'd like to agree; however,
• I am afraid I don't completely agree.

How to say no (and still get the last donut)

• From our point of view, this needs to happen...
• That might work,depending on......
• I am sorry, but I can't agree with you on this one.
• Unfortunately, that doesn't work for me/us.
• I am afraid there is no way I can agree to that
• Looks like we have to agree to disagree here.

Disagreeing: disagree with the idea, never with the person.

Homework

- Page 54 and 55

- Page 56 and 57

- Speaking part 2: speaking bank part 2

(page 130 – 133) hand in 1 minute speech through whatsapp or Teams chat.

- Quizlet unit 6 wordlist