Mavo 3 periode 2 week 19

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo k, mavo
• Leerjaar 2

PTO 2 - Week 19 - les 1

Today's mission:

• Recap Lamb to the slaughter
• Writing: informal letter

Stepping Stones p. 20

1. Do you like spaghetti?                     No, I don't like Italian food.
2. Does he play football?                     No, he doesn't play any sports.
3. Does she live in your street?         No, she doesn't live in my town anymore. 
4. Does your cat eat meat?                 No, it doesn't eat meat.
5. Do we need a car?                              No, we don't need a car. 
6. Do they go to the cinema a lot?   No, they don't watch films very often. 

BBC news

Watch the video and make sure you can answer the following questions:

Where?

What? / Who?

Why?

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Deze week:  

- 3 Listening opdrachten

- 3 Reading opdrachten

Today's mission

Recap: 

Lamb to the Slaughter

Lamb to the Slaughter

Roald Dahl

listening link

Questions about what we've read so far: 

Who are the main characters of the book?

What do you know about the main characters?

How do you feel about what you've read?

 

Today's mission

You can write an informal letter in English.

Writing

Today, we are going to practise writing an informal letter.

Maak aantekeningen van de informatie die zo komt. Je moet deze informatie gebruiken in de opdracht!

LEER HET UIT JE HOOFD VOOR DE TOETS!

What is the difference between formal and informal?

Dit weet je al

Grammatica	Tenses: present & past
	grammar year 1/2/3
	word order / much & many / some & any
	pronouns
Woordenschat	vocabulary year 1/2 Examenidioom VMBO

Regels informele brief	aanhef
	inhoud
	afsluiting
	ondertekening

Dit ga je leren

Informal letter in English

Salutation

• Omdat het een informele brief is, is de aanhef minder belangrijk dan bij een zakelijke brief. 

• “Hi (first name),” 
• “Dear (first name),” 

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Informal letter in English

Beginnings

In de brief mag persoonlijk taalgebruik gebruikt worden, maar het is wel belangrijk dat het een nette brief blijft. 

Geen afkortingen dus!

• Thank you / Many thanks for your recent e-mail
• I hope you are well.
  
• It was good to hear from you recently.

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Thank you for your recent email. 

Beginning

Informal letter in English

Asking

In de brief mag persoonlijk taalgebruik gebruikt worden, maar het is wel belangrijk dat het een nette brief blijft.

• How are you?
• How's it going?

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Thank you for your recent email. How are you?

Beginnings

Asking

Informal letter in English

The actual text / middle part of your email

• Referring to their news
• Giving news
• Apologies
• Invitations
• Requests
• Thank you/Congratulations/Good luck
• Making suggestions and recommendations

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Thank you for your recent email. How are you?

I'm having a Valentine's party on Friday 14th February and I hope you will be able to come. 

Beginnings

Asking

Actual text

Informal letter in English

Endings

• Give my love to...
• Give my regards to...
• Say hello to...
• Hope to hear from you soon
• See you soon!
• Write soon!

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Thank you for your recent email. How are you?

I'm having a Valentine's party on Friday 14th February and I hope you will be able to come. 

Give my love to your mum.

Beginnings

Asking

actual text

Ending

Informal letter in English

Signing off

Bij de afsluiting van de brief, wordt de relatie met de persoon aan wie de brief geschreven wordt nog extra duidelijk. 

Bij goede bekenden: 
Best wishes / Best regards + first name

Kind regards / All the best / Take care + first name

Bij geliefden of familie:

Love + first name

Lots of love + first name

Salutation

Dear Dave,

Thank you for your recent email. How are you?

I'm having a Valentine's party on Friday 14th February and I hope you will be able to come. 

Give my love to your mum.

Lots of love,

Masja

Beginning

Asking

Actual text

Ending

Signing off

Schrijfopdracht: informele e-mail

Situatie:

Je hebt een vriend(in) die in een andere stad woont. Jullie hebben elkaar al een tijdje niet meer gesproken en je wilt hem/haar een e-mail sturen om bij te praten.

Opdracht:

Schrijf een informele e-mail van 100-120 woorden waarin je:

• Uitlegt waarom je schrijft.
• Vertelt wat je de laatste tijd hebt gedaan.
• Een vraag stelt over hoe het met hem/haar gaat.
• Voorstelt om binnenkort iets samen te doen.

Schrijfopdracht: informele e-mail

Structuur van de e-mail:

Salutation

Beginning

Asking

Giving news

• Vertel waarom je schrijft. 
• Vertel iets over jezelf. 
• Vraag hoe het met de ander gaat. 
• Stel voor om elkaar te zien of iets te doen. Bijvoorbeeld: Maybe we can meet up soon for coffee? Let me know!
• Sluit af met iets vriendelijks, 

Schrijfopdracht: informele e-mail

Beoordeling:

De e-mail moet:

• Duidelijk en vriendelijk zijn.
• Minstens 100 woorden bevatten.
• Een vraag bevatten en een voorstel om af te spreken.

Veel succes! 😊

Schrijf je brief eerst in het klad en schrijf het daarna netjes over op het proefwerkpapier. 

Hi Lisa,

I realised we haven’t talked in a while, so I wanted to send you a quick message.

How are you? I hope everything is going well with you.

Things have been busy here! Last weekend, I went to the cinema with some friends to watch a new movie, and it was so much fun. Also, I started a cooking class last month, and now I can make some pretty good pasta dishes. You should try them sometime!

What about you? How have you been? Have you done anything fun lately?

Maybe we can meet up soon! We could grab a coffee or go for a walk in the park. Let me know when you’re free.

Talk to you soon!

Love,

Emma

Voorbeeld

Can you write an informal letter in English?

Homework

Do:

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Text 1 & 2 examen 2017

PTO 2 - Week 19 - les 2

Today's mission:

• Examenidioom theme 11
• Reading: examen 2017

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Deze week:  

- 3 Listening opdrachten

- 3 Reading opdrachten

Today's mission

Examenidioom theme 11: 

You know words about economy & money

Fill in the gaps with the correct word from the list (English-Dutch):

Words: to charge, board, prosperous, to purchase, broke, debt, supplier, bargain

1. The shop wants ___ people extra if they want a bag for their purchase.

2. The town is very ___ because many people have good jobs.

3. Customers come here ___ clothes and shoes.

4. The company’s ___ meets to talk about big decisions.

5. His store didn't sell enough products and is now ____.

6. The ___ did not bring the products, so the shop had nothing to sell.

7. These days, a lot of people are in ____ because they spend money they don't have.

8. That large house is for sale for only $150.000. That's a ___!

Fill in the gaps with the correct word from the list (Dutch - English):

Words: to borrow, trade, discount, competitor, to insure, expenses

1. Can I have a  ___ for these shoes, please? They are from last year's collection.

2. The company does a lot of  ___ with Asia.

3. Our shop has a new ___ that sells similar products at lower prices.

4. Small businesses often ___ money from the bank to start up.

5. We try ___ goods that are very valuable.

6. The store is cutting its ___ to save more money this year.

Use these two words to write a sentence:
poverty & debt
Use at least 5 extra words!

Use these two words to write a sentence:
funds & supplier
Use at least 5 extra words!

Explain in English: to inherit
- Use correct English sentences

Explain in English: wages
- Use correct English sentences

Today's mission

Reading: Examenteksten

2017

Blooket / Quizlet live

vocabulary 

Homework