Herhaling passive/can / could & TASK

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Maak de volgende zinnen passief.

(Maak van het Lijdend Voorwerp het Onderwerp)

Jack left the crime scence.

The unsolved crimes baffled the Home Secretary .

The police described the culprit as a notorious madman.

Maak de volgende zinnen passief.

(Maak van het Lijdend Voorwerp het Onderwerp)

Jack left the crime scence.

The crime scene was left by Jack.

The unsolved crimes baffled the Home Secretary .

The Home Secretary was baffled by the unsolved crimes.

The police described the culprit as a notorious madman.

The culprit was described as a notorious madman by the police.

Tuesday, March the thirtieth (30th)

1 Passive sentences

2 Last time: check homework&can/could/may/might

3 TASK

4 Reported Speech (indirecte rede)

5 Start on Exercises 1

6 Evaluate

GOAL: We kunnen zeggen wat anderen zeiden.

GOAL: We weten wat we voor de TASK moeten doen.

TASK - investigate a suspect

1 Choose the one of three suspects

2 Investigate the suspect.

3 File an investigation report (page 35)

4 Record a video about your investigation.

Reported speech

Jack wrote " my knife is nice and sharp."

Reporting what Jack wrote:

Jack wrote (that) his knife was nice and sharp.

Reported speech

The police said " the murderer is still at large"

                                 " the murders baffles us"

Reporting what the police said:

The police said (that) the murderer was still at large.

The police said (that) the murders baffled them.

In welke zin is de kans het kleinst dat iets mogelijk is?

1. Jack can get away.
2. The victim might survive .
3. He could get the assignment.

Wanneer kan iets misschien?

1. It can be done!
2. It might happen.
3. It may be possible.

Hoe vraag je beleefd of iets zou kunnen?

1. Could we borrow you knife, Jack?
2. Can we borrow your knife, Jack?
3. Might we borrow your knife, Jack?

Your video

In your video, you have named your suspect and give basic information about him.

You have explained what was said about the suspect.

You have given 3 good arguments why you think he could have been Jack the Ripper.

You have given 3 good reasons why you think he may not have been Jack the Ripper.

In your conclusion, you have said whether or not you think he is a likely suspect.

You have used questions, the passive, modals and reported speech correctly.