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Grammar lesson 1 - Why do we speak English?
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Why do we speak English?
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Fase 1:
Why do we speak English?
Slide 1 - Slide
How many English speakers are there world wide?
A
105 million
B
1,5 billion
C
6 billion
D
970 million
Slide 2 - Quiz
Why do we learn English at school?
Slide 3 - Open question
2
Slide 4 - Video
03:10
What reason for learning English do they give you here?
Slide 5 - Open question
03:48
What reason for learning English do they give you here?
Slide 6 - Open question
Slide 7 - Video
What reasons for learning English did the people give?
Slide 8 - Mind map
Global language
--> Access to other cultures
--> Access to other people
Can help with getting a job
Language of the media industrie
Easier travel
Language of business
Language of the Internet
Slide 9 - Slide
What would motivate you to learn English?
Slide 10 - Mind map
Fase 2:
Let's look back
Slide 11 - Slide
What's the correct tense form here:
As soon as I get home, I (have) ................... a shower.
A
have
B
will have
C
had
D
has had
Slide 12 - Quiz
Why is this incorrect?:
As soon as I get home, I had a shower.
Slide 13 - Open question
What's the mistake in this sentence?:
If I drink too much coffee, I usually doesn't sleep very well.
Slide 14 - Open question
To express future:
Going to
Will
1) For
plans and intentions
made before the moment they were spoken.
Example: I am going to accept the job!
2) To
make predications
that are very likely to be true.
Example: Look at those clouds, it is going to rain!
3) Use it as a
general verb form
for the future, especially in spoken English.
Example: What time are you going to visit grandma?
1) For things in the future that you did not plan.
Example: I’ll do that for you!
2) To make predictions that are not based on present or past evidence.
Example: I guess he will bring his mother.
Slide 15 - Slide
Difference between the two
Will
is for
intentions formed at the moment
of speaking (promise, offer).
Going to
is for
intentions you already have
(you made your decision already).
Slide 16 - Slide
What future tense do we use here:
It's really hot in here. I (open) ..................... a window.
A
I will open a window
B
I am going to open a window
Slide 17 - Quiz
Tom didn't study much for this test. He................. (fail) miserably!
A
He will fail
B
He is going to fail
Slide 18 - Quiz
Fase 3:
Let's reflect
Look back at your test results from your Grammar test 3 and fill in the reflection form on Classroom.
Slide 19 - Slide
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