Week 2

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Obtaining Goods and Services

Lesson 2

To Do:

• Check Homework
• Impeachment
• Obtaining Goods and Services - Lesson 2: Text and Theory (reading)

Planning

Week 1: Obtaining Goods  & Services

Week 2: Obtaining Goods & Services

Week 3: Giving Advice

Week 4: Helpdesk

Week 5: * 

* Presentations

* Writing Extra 

Answers Exercise 2

1)b

2)b

3) d

4) d - h -a- g -e- b- f- c

Answers - Exercise 3

1) a 8) a= false / b = false / c = true / d = false

2) d 9) a= false/ b = false/ c= true/ d= true / e= true

3) b 10) a= Hi, am I speaking to John?

4) c b= Hi, it's Mark here from EaysPC.

5) c & d c= I'll have to check that with him

6) a & B d= Yeah, that's fine.

7) c e= Thanks for getting back to me so fast

                              f= Cheers, mate. Bye!

8) a= false / b = false / c = true / d = false

9) a= false/ b = false/ c= true/ d= true / e= true

10) a= Hi, am I speaking to John?

b= Hi, it's Mark here from EaysPC.

c= I'll have to check that with him d= Yeah, that's fine.

 e= Thanks for getting back to me so fast

 f= Cheers, mate. Bye!

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

Listening & Reading

Purposes of a text:

inform, instruct, persuade, entertain

Reading strategies:

- Scanning: specific information

- Skimming: topic and main points

- Intensive Reading: complete understanding

Reading

Topic: what the text is about.

Main idea:  the point the author is trying to make about the topic.

Topic sentence: sentence that clearly states the main idea. Usually the first or last sentence of a text/paragraph.

Obtaining Goods and Services

Exercise 1: Read the blog and answer questions 1-6

Exercise 2: Read the blog and answer question 1 -6

Exercise 1- Answers

1. d

2.b

3. a= true/ b=false/ c=false/ d= false/ e=true

4. a+b+d

5. a

6. b+c+d+e

Exercise 2- Answers

1. b                                                                       6. a=true/ b=false/ c=true/d=true

2. b

3. a+c+e+f

4. advantages: a + c+ d

drawbacks: b + e+ f

5. 1366 x 768
= b 

   13.3
= c

   16
= f

   379
= a

  299
= d

   3.3
= e