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rehearsing A t/m E
Lesson duration is: 45 minItems in this lesson
1HV
rehearsing A t/m E
Learning goals of this lesson:
Understanding and being able to apply the lesson materials from last classes!
Exercise 15: Extra explanation; Grammar!
Pages: 98
Regular numbers: to show quantity or count.
Question: how many?
Example: I need three bottles of cola.
Example: I made two mistakes in the race.
Ordinal numbers: to show position, rank or order.
Question: in which order?
Example: This is the third time I told you!
Example: I placed second in the race!
Tip: de Theme words staan op pagina 130!
Exercise 15: Extra explanation; Grammar!
Pages: 98
The "th" rule:
Almost all ordinals receive a "th" at the end of their word.
Eleven > Eleventh
Four > Fourth
Numbers ending on "ty" (20, 30 etc) change to "tieth"
Twenty > Twentieth
Thirty > Thirtieth
Numbers ending on "ve" change to "fth"
Five > Fifth
Twelve > Twelfth
Tip: de Theme words staan op pagina 130!
Exercise 23: Finding out the meaning.
Page: 104
Quarter past > kwart over
Quarter to > kwart voor
13:30: half 2 / half past 1
AM: 00:00 t/m 11:59 (ochtend)
PM: 12:00 t/m 23:59 (middag en avond)
Practice:
Practice: The difference between: What & Which
What → Used when there are many possible answers, or the choice is not limited.
Example: What is your name?
Which → Used when there is a limited choice, when you have a list of choices or a selection.
Example: Which do you prefer, tea or coffee?
Practice:
Practice: The difference between: What & Which
_________ is your name?
_________ shirt do you want to wear, the green one or the black one?
_________ is in that box?
_________ of these keys opens the door?
_________ is the capital of France?
_________ flavour of ice cream would you like, chocolate or vanilla?
_________ do you usually do on weekends?
_________ restaurant shall we go to, the Italian one or the Mexican one?
_________ is the problem?
_________ student has the highest score in the class?
Practice:
Practice: Personal pronouns:
Use "I, you, he, she, we, they" when someone DOES something.
Example: She plays football.
Use "me, you, him, her, us, them" when something is DONE TO someone.
Example: I help him.
Practice:
Practice: The difference between: What & Which
Can you help _________? (I / me)
_________ are good friends. (We / Us)
This present is for _________. (they / them)
_________ plays tennis every day. (He / Him)
Please wait for _________. (we / us)
I don't know _________. (she / her)
This is my friend. I often sit next to _________ (he / him).
My brother sits next to _________. (I / me)
Can _________ come with you? (they / them)
Tell _________ the story. (we / us)
Practice:
Practice: Making questions:
Rule 1: With Am – is – are – can → Put it first.
He is happy. → Is he happy?
Rule 2: With other verbs (I – You – We – They)→ Use Do/Does.
You like pizza. → Do you like pizza? (Remember: no -s!)
Practice:
She is at home.
→ _________________________?
They play football.
→ _________________________?
He can swim.
→ _________________________?
We have a cat.
→ _________________________?
You understand English.
→ _________________________?
The lesson starts now.
→ _________________________?
I am late.
→ _________________________?
They are brothers.
→ _________________________?
She works here.
→ _________________________?
We go to school.
→ _________________________?
Practice:
AM/ARE/IS/CAN → VERB FIRST
She is happy → Is she happy?
He can swim → Can he swim?
OTHER VERBS → ADD DO/DOES
They work → Do they work?
She studies → Does she study? (NO -s!)
HAVE GOT → HAVE/HAS FIRST
He has got → Has he got?
Practice:
She is late.
Is / Do she late?They work here.
Do / Are they work here?He can cook.
Can / Does he cook?She studies English.
Does / Is she study English?He has got a car.
Has / Does he got a car?
Does she is happy?
_______________________Do he work on Sundays?
_______________________Is they ready?
_______________________Does she studies here?
_______________________Do he has got a phone?
_______________________
Homework:
We will discuss the homework with Mrs Den Hollander - Petit.
After this it will be on your
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