Week 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

English

Planning

Week 1: Unit 3.1: Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading

Week 2: Unit 3.1: Writing

                  Unit 3.2: Vocabulary, Grammar, Listening

Week 3: Unit 3.3: Vocabulary, Function, Learn to, Listening

Week 4: Recap Grammar + Vocabulary

Week 5: Test Unit 3

To Do:

Unit 3.1:

- Recap Vocabulary & Grammar

- Writing

Unit 3.2:

- Vocabulary

- Grammar 

- Listening

be going to + infinitive

be going to + infinitive (hele werkwoord): for personal plans or intentions, but you have not made all the arrangements yet​

 

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I am going to visit London this summer, but I haven’t booked a flight or hotel yet.​ 

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Present continuous

present continuous: for plans or arrangements with other people which have already been made.​

 I am visiting London this summer with my sister; we’ve already booked a flight and a hotel.​

Vocabulary 3.1

Exercise 1:  gebruik de volgende werkwoorden: get, go, see, have

1. We like to ...... to a museum at the weekend.

2. I usually .... the bus to work.

3. Did you ..... the exhibition at the Sainsburry Centre?

4. Where do you want to .... dinner? 

Listening

1. What does impeachment mean?

1. Removal from office
2. Conviction of a crime
3. Formal accusation of wrongdoing

2. Who can formally initiate the impeachment process?

1. The House of Representatives
2. Any citizen of the United States
3. The Senate

3. Where does the impeachment trial take place?

1. The White House
2. The Senate
3. The Supreme Court

4. How many votes are required for conviction of a president or vice president?

1. A simple majority
2. A unanimous vote
3. A supermajority

5. What can get someone impeached in the USA?

6. Which of the following presidents was NOT formally impeached?

1. Andrew Johnson
2. Richard Nixon
3. Bill Clinton

Unit 3.2: Grammar

What did you do last weekend?

What makes you happy?

Who did David meet?

Who lives in the White House?

Questions without do/does/did

who : wie (mensen)

what : wat/ welk(e) (veel antwoordmogelijkheden) (dingen)

which: wat/welk(e) (weinig antwoordmogelijkheden/ of keuze)

whose: van wie

als onderwerp van de vraag > geen do/did gebruiken

Who ate all the pies?

What happened last night?

Which key opens this door?

Whose story won first prize?

who/what/which/whose is  " doing " the verb (werkwoord)

Questions without do/does/did

Write questions for the underlined answers below. Start your questions with who, what, whose or which.

0. Jason eats breakfast.         >  Who eats breakfast?

1. Suki speaks Japanese.

2. Kate's dog won the competition.

3. The shop on the corner sells gloves.

MyEnglishLab 

Unit 3.1:

Writing: exercise 5A

                  exercise 5B

                  exercise 6

Unit 3.2:

Vocabulary: exercise 1A + 1B

Listening: exercise 2A, 2B, 2C

Grammar: exercise 3A, 3B, 4