New Headway Unit Two - Lesson 3 - Have and have got - State verbs

Unit 1- lesson 3

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Lesson duration is: 50 min

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Unit 1- lesson 3

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Word order

Plaats bijwoorden van onbepaalde tijd (bijv. always, never, usually, often):

- 1 werkwoord, niet vorm van 'to be'? Voor het werkwoord.

He often walks to school.

- meerder werkwoorden? Na eerste hulpwerkwoord

They are always complaining.

- 1 werkwoord, vorm van 'to be'? Na het werkwoord

He is usually late.

- vragende zin? Na het onderwerp

Do you always talk while watching a movie?

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Read the interview and complete

the questions with a word from

the box.

Finished? Find examples of the past

present and future.

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Goal:

- word order - you are able to write a correct English sentence.

- read about a blind date

- practice question words

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Word order

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Word order

6 I always go to school by bike on Mondays.
7 They didn't visit Milan last month.
8 Did you see her new car?

Who - Did - What - Where - When

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Word order

Basic word order (in short)

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Word order

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Rules for word order

* adverbs of frequency (always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never) are placed before the main verb or after the form of 'to be'.

* Place before time.

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Exercise 5 on page 9

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page 9 ex. 5 student's book

Pete named his son after his best friend Ken.
Toby wants to travel the world with his brother.
Katie has friends from different times in her life.

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Blind date

Page 10 and 11 (listen)

Work in groups exercise 3

Workbook page 6 page 8 let's stick together

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Goal:

- word order - you are able to write a correct English sentence.

- read about a blind date

-practice question words

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Have and have got

Use: Have and have got mean the same. Have got is less in formal ( we use it when we speak or send a text message but not so much when we write).

Have you got the time?

The UK has a population of 60 million

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Short answer

Do you have an iPhone?

Yes I do. / No, I don't

Have you got an iPhone?

Yes, I have./ No I haven't

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Unit Two - SB

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Have and have got express possession

I have got

I've got

a new car

She has got

She's got

three children

He has got

He's got

blond hair

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Lesson goals

You know what state verbs are

practice listening skills

practice reading skills

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When have + noun express an activity or a habit, have (not have got) is used.

Look at these sentences:

I have a shower every day.

NOT I have got a shower every day.

What time do you have lunch?

NOT What time have you got lunch?

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In the past tense we use had with did and didn't.

I had a dog when I was young.

Did you have a nice weekend?

I didn't have any money when I was a student.

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Present Simple and Present Continuous: State verbs

Some verbs express a state, not an activity and are usually used in the Present Simple only.

She likes the Rolling Stones.

Not: She is liking the Rolling Stones.

I know what you mean.

NOT: I'm knowing what you mean.

Similar verbs are; think, agree, understand, love.

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programme

Student's book page 16 exercise 3 and 4

Listening: the survivor episode 2

Reading The eye of the storm

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Homework:

Practice words unit 1 and 2

Reading Chapter 5 and 6 Eye of the storm and work on the assignments

Worbook page 14 and 15

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Unit 2

revise have and have got

SB page 20 nr 1 and 2

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Finish in class - Page 16 SB

Page 14 F

Exercise 2 and 3 with a partner

Paper Workbook - page 11 and 12

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start working on:

page 16 exercise 4,5

Student's book

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How happy are you?

Page 18

happy - unhappy adjective

happiness unhappiness (nouns)

happier ( comparitive)

To stay happy, to make someone happy

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Workbook

page 11, 12,13, (14,15)

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Happy Tuesday :)

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Homework

Paper Workbook - page 16 Exercise 1, 2 and 3 if not finished during the lesson today.

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Adverbs of frequency

never, sometimes, often,usually, regularly, always

rulel: before the main verb except to be

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We always go shopping on Friday.

We are always late.

She never tells me what to do.

She is never at home at the weekend.

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Hoe ga je te werk?

1. zoek als eerst het zelfstandig werkwoord op.

2. plaats dan het bijwoord van frequentie VOOR het werkwoord.

LET OP!

Als het werkwoord een vorm is van to be (am, are, is, was, were) dan staat het bijwoord van frequentie ACHTER het werkwoord.

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1. He _________ listens __________ to the radio.

2. They ___________ read ___________ a book.

3. Tom _________ is _________ very friendly.

4. Pete _________ gets _________ angry.

5. We _________ are _________ on time.

Sleep het bijwoord op de juiste plek

often

sometimes

usually

never

always

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