English 3 - Lesson 8

English 3 - Lesson 8


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English 3 - Lesson 8


Make-up test

Same rules apply!

Turn around, so your teacher can see your screen.

Don't communicate with other students.

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test

Gerund or infinitive

Take notes!

After lunch, I enjoy ____ in the park.

A

to walk

B

walking

She regrets ____ another job.

A

to look for

B

looking for

They avoided ____ late to the meeting.

A

being

B

to be

He suggested ____ a movie tonight.

A

to watch

B

watching

I dislike ____ in traffic.

A

waiting

B

to wait

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test

Using complex sentences: relative clauses

Leho


While listening, make a mindmap.


Exercises

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test

Presenting

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test

Mid-term: feedback

Individual feedback: published after make-up tests have been completed.


RC: feedback

Tips for improvement:

  • Answer the question > cover all parts!

    • E.g. "What's the difference between x and y" > first explain x. Next, explain y. Thirdly: contrast x and y.

  • Always use an antecedent.

  • Use keywords from the question in your answer.

Today

  • Pre-teaching: gerund or infinitive

  • Using complex sentences: relative clauses

  • Presenting

  • Word order

  • Differentiation

  • After class: feedback & reflections + progress test