week 23 lesson 1: Selftest Unit 7

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

Welcome!

Today's class: Self-test unit 7

Please open up a tab with lessonup, one with the online method & one with ReadTheory

This semester

Summatieve toetsen

(Reading test 2x )

TW 2x:    grammar - units 5 & (6 some grammer) & 7

unit 5 & 7 - Vocab and phrases   

Testweek: 

Unit 5 & 7 - Vocab and phrases   (= 23points out of 90)

Unit 5/6/7 grammer

Focus on:

- Possessives:  's of s' or ... of ...

- Past simple + irregular verbs 

- Word order (Place / Time) 

- Prepositions

- Comparisons

- Verb tenses!!! (present simple / present continuous / past simple / future met going to)

Silent reading

Make sure you passed at least 12 tests this semester, show me in a printscreen: "My progress", select date from April 21 - June 13th and upload a printscreen in a document make sure that I can see your name, the date and the progress

ReadTeory 

1V1 Faber class:

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Silent reading

ReadTeory

1V3 Faber class:

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Homework check

Three strikes = you're out!

Make Unit 7 : Catch up

Study 

unit 5 : all grammar

unit 6: Much/many, can/could/should+ everything on p134

unit 7: all grammar

most important: past simple irregular (+p146)

Grammar : possesive pronouns

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- vocab 

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Word order

What is the rule for the word order of place and time?

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Grammar : possession

's of ' achter een woord geeft aan van wie iets is. (het is van een persoon)

Bij enkelvoud: altijd -'s

Bij meervoud: eindigt het woord op -s, dan gebruik je alleen '. Bij meervouden die niet eindigen op -s gebruik je 's.

enkelvoud                                                                        meervoud

Sophie's gear                                                             his parents' team

Terry's biggest fan                                                     the children's toys

Als je het hebt over dingen, plaatsen of landen gebruik je ... of ... : (het is van een ding/plaats/land)

the front of the stadium

the start of the Olympics

the capital of New Zealand

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Hey, that's __________ (mij)
bag! Leave it alone!

Did you see that new coat
________________
? It's much too big for him.

I forgot my pen. Can I borrow

__________ ?

Harry is a cousin___________ .( - ons)

Is this _____ pet pig? It's so cute! (van haar)

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Grammar: my, mine, of mine

Grammar : Grammar: Days, months and dates

De dagen van de week schrijf je altijd met een hoofdletter.

Sunday – Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday

De maanden van het jaar schrijf je altijd met een hoofdletter.

January  February March April May June July August September October November   December

Dates 

9 juni = June the ninth (June 9th)         of                        the ninth of June (9th June)

5 mei = May the fifth (May 5th)              of                    the fifth of May (5th May)

(Sat 12 Aug)     = Saturday the twelfth of August 

Grammar : past simple 

Write down the answers to the following questions for yourselves: 

- What is the past? 

- How do you make the past simple of a regular verb?

- How do you make the past simple of irregular verbs?

- Write down a sentence about something in the past simple with the verb "to be". 

Nog een keer in het kort: Past Simple in bevestigende zinnen

Wat	Past simple
Wanneer	Om aan te geven dat iets in het verleden is gebeurd.
Hoe	Met - ed OF een onregelmatige vorm .
Signaalwoorden	Yesterday, last week, last month, two days ago, four days ago, months ago, etc.
Voorbeelden	He walked her home last night. I talked to him on the phone yesterday. She swam a lot in her spare time. The math teacher taught us a lot.

 Past Simple in ontkennende zinnen

Past simple negatives

I didn't like dogs.

The teacher didn't talk all day.

The woman didn't scream very loudly.

Look! Sorry, I didn't see it.

She didn't swim a lot in her spare time.

The math teacher didn't teach us much.

Past Simple in vraagzinnen

Het allerbelangrijkste om te weten over vragen in de Past Simple is dat een vraag begint met “did” (of een wh-vraagwoord gevolgd door “did”), dan volgt het onderwerp en hierna volgt het hele werkwoord:

(Wh- question) - Did - onderwerp - hele werkwoord

 Past Simple of "to be" 

Past simple 

I was wrong.

The teacher was wrong

The woman  was wrong

Sorry, but you were wrong

We were wrong

They were wrong

Past Simple of to be in ontkennende zinnen

Past simple 

I wasn't wrong.

The teacher wasn't wrong

The woman  wasn't wrong

Sorry, but you weren't wrong

We weren't wrong

They weren't wrong

Uitzondering: to be

Het werkwoord “to be” heeft in de verleden tijd 2 vormen: was & were. Wanneer “was” of “were” in de zin staat kun je hier de vraag mee beginnen en heb je geen “did” nodig.

Bv. She was ill yesterday. 

Was she ill yesterday?

En dus NIET: Did she is ill yesterday?

 Past Simple of "to be" in vraagzinnen

Past simple 

Was I wrong?

Was the teacher wrong?

Was the woman happy?

Were you early?

Were we present? 

Were they wrong? 

I _______(not be) at home last week .

Why______(you– not be)in class last week .

Grammar : word order

Place before time

Put the following sentences in the correct order, use the correct form of "to be"

when you checked in – your passport – be – in your bag – ?

on the Eiffel tower – three days ago – be – my friends

Tuesday / the boys /to the mall/ their bikes / ride / every

Grammar : have got

Have got (have/has + got) is used to talk mainly about possessions or personal attributes.

Make a sentence with "have got"
(She – a second-hand bike)

Make a sentence with "have got"
(I – not – computer)

Make a sentence with "have got"
(She – red backpack?)

Check

Any questions?

You work! 

Online: 

Unit 7

Self- test

This needs to be finished today.

Finished? Work on the Catchup unit 5 or 

study the vocab and phrases Unit 5+ 7

What specific part of the grammar do you want extra explanation on during the next lesson?
Ask your question here:

Homework 

On Friday I will ask this again and you will all ask (at least) one question about something you want to know about the grammar for the test in the test week

Homework 

On Friday I will ask this again and you will all ask (at least) one question about something you want to know about the grammar for the test in the test week

Vocab exercises: 

Unit 7

Lesson 3: ex 32

Lesson 4: 41 & 46

Finished? Catch up U7

Homework 1v1 

Make Unit 7 exercise 20,21,22

Study vocab Unit 7 + Phrases unit 7

grammar 

unit 5 : all grammar

unit 6: Much/many, can/could/should+ everything on p134

unit 7: all grammar

most important:  past simple irregular (+p146)

Homework 1v1: Thursday the eighth of June

Make the Self test of Unit 7

Study vocab Unit 7 + Phrases unit 7

grammar

unit 5 : all grammar

unit 6: Much/many, can/could/should+ everything on p134

unit 7: all grammar; most important: past simple irregular (+p146)

Homework 1v3: Friday the nineth of June

Make the Self test of Unit 7

Study vocab Unit 5+ 7 + Phrases unit 5+ 7

grammar 

unit 5 : all grammar

unit 6: Much/many, can/could/should+ everything on p134

unit 7: all grammar; most important:  past simple irregular (+p146)