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EngelsMBOStudiejaar 1

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To Do:
  • Past simple
  • Future
  • Writing
  • Presentations reading portfolio

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Writing: beginning an email

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Writing: closing sentences

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Writing: sign off

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1.3 Writing: Past simple
Past Simple: Regular Verbs
- verleden tijd
- de actie of gebeurtenis is nu gestopt
- je voegt -ed toe aan het werkwoord.

I visited London two years ago.  (to visist)
We travelled by plane.  (to travel)
He lived in Groningen during his childhood.  (to live)


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1.3 Writing: Past simple
Past Simple: Irregular Verbs  > Learn by heart
- verleden tijd
- de actie of gebeurtenis is nu gestopt
- de vorm van het werkwoord verandert.

I went to London two years ago.   (to go)
We took a flight to Luton Airport.  (to take)
He was brought up in Groningen.   (to bring up)





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Grammar: toekomende tijd
Will + hele werkwoord
iets aanbieden, beloftes, aankondigingen & besluiten, voorspelling (zonder bewijs)
I will show you a photo.
I'll show you a photo.
Amy will cook us a lovely meal.
am/are/is going to + hele werkwoord
Toekomstplannen 
voorspelling met bewijs.
Look at those dark clouds. It is going to rain.
I am going to visit Scotland.
present continuous
am/are/is + ww + ing
afspraken in de toekomst die vast staan.
I am meeting her tonight.
I am visiting Scotland.
present simple
tijdschema's
My plane leaves at six o'clock.

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Exercise 1
You stayed at a hostel during your holiday in Scotland. Describe your experience in a review.

Mention at least:
• two things about the location
• two things about the rooms
• two things about the staff
• one thing about the price

You can make up your own information for your review.

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Exercise 2
A)
Sign up to be a volunteer at the Olympic Games by filling out the application form . If you don’t have any volunteering experience, you can make that information up.

B)
You would like to become a volunteer at the Olympic Games, but you still have a few questions.
Write an email to the organisation. Your email should include:
-a formal greeting;
-an introduction (explain why you are writing);
-at least two questions (think about the dates and location of training sessions, accommodation, signing up with someone else,  needing a driving licence);
-a closing sentence;
-a formal sign-off.

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