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EngelsMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 3

This lesson contains 37 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 80 min

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Programme:

  • Reading
  • Placement test results
  • Homework check 
  • Compound adjectives
  • -ed vs -ing words
  • Time to work
  • Speaking activity
  • Finishing up 

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Last lesson's goals
... will have practiced my speaking skill
... will know what adverbs and adjectives are
... will know the difference in use between adverbs and adjectives
... will know the difference in form between adverbs and adjectives

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At the end of the lesson I...
... will know how well I still need to study the unit 1 vocabulary
... will know what compound adjectives are and how to form them
... will know the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives and how to use them
... have practised describing objects using adjectives

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Unit 1

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ambitious

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bad-tempered

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curious

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verbazingwekkend

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gloednieuw

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redelijk

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Explain in English: cottage

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Explain in English: documentary

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Homework

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Grammar: Compound adjectives
Adjectives are words that give us extra information about nouns. Sometimes, a combination of 2 adjectives can give us a new adjective. We put a hyphen (-) in between

Good-looking car
Second-hand clothes
15-year-old boy

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-ed vs -ing words
I am amazed
I am amazing

He is tired
He is tiring

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Adverbs and adjectives
-ed words are usually about feelings and emotions
(she is tired, she is exhausted)


-ing words are usually about qualities or characteristics 
(she is tiring, she is exhausting)

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your neighbour

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Time to work
SB p. 12, ex. 3, 4 (notebook), 5
SB p. 13, ex. 9 and 10
WB p. ex. 5-8 (p. 6-8)

Study second half of the words (generous - yell)

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Adjective descriptions
Work in pairs.  Come up with as many adjectives as you can to describe the picture. 
Think of at least 1 compound adjective for each picture

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At the end of the lesson I...
... will know how well I still need to study the unit 1 vocabulary
... will know what compound adjectives are and how to form them
... will know the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives and how to use them
... have practised describing objects using adjectives

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Time to work
SB p. 12, ex. 3, 4 (notebook), 5
SB p. 13, ex. 9 and 10
WB p. ex. 5-8 (p. 6-8)

Study second half of the words (generous - yell)

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