1.5B speak out Unit 1B2 +writing + worksheet

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• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

ATEOTL

1. You can use language related to jobs
2. You can form phrases with -ing words (I don't mind talking) and use verbs taking to+infinitive (I'd like to talk)
3. You remember how to start and close an e-mail or letter

 

TODAY  Unit 1B3

 *Book 

 *Notebook+ Pen
 *Laptop
 

Next test: 

Writing test: in 3 weeks

                  AGENDA 1 hour class:

1. Check in 
2. Grammar 1B 
3. How to? Write an email
4. Mastery peak

About: Proncunciation or grammar, Writing an e-mail & jargon

Lesson plan Block 1:  DM41 26/27

1-1 (10/9):  Intro and lead in

1-2 (15/9)  Les 1:  Intro 2

                      Les 2: animals/plants book

1-3 (22/9): Les 1:Unit 1A 1

                      Les 2: animal/plants book

1-4 (29/9): Les 1: Unit 1A 2

                       Les 2: Unit 1A2 LOB + APA

1-5 (6/10): Les 1: Unit 1B 

                      Les 2:  Writing + worksheet

1-6 (13/10): Les 1: Unit 1B2 + 

                        Les 2: worksheet

Autumn Break

1-7 (27/10): Les 1:happy to chat

                       Les 2: Unit  1C:writing                                                     practice test 

1-8 (3/11):   Les 1: Unit 1C2 + formative

                       Les 2: 1D Speak & Writing

1-9 (10/11): TEST 1 Writing

Bring your stuff!!

Phones in bag

No food (unless I allow it)

Arrive on time

No littering

Be respectful

Try hard

Hats, headphones, hoodies off

RECAP: Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
I _______ at the animal rescue center.
(doe vrijwilligerswerk)

RECAP: The _____ are quite good at my job.
(loon)

Planning is important; I'm _______ ___ the timely administration of medicine to the dogs.(verantwoordelijk voor).

Birgül hopes _____________ a vet later

1. Becoming
2. to become

She misses __________ a vet

1. being
2. to be

The mechanic helped ______ my car.

1. repairing
2. to repair

VERBS -> an -ING form:

avoid

don't mind

enjoy

finish

imagine

miss

spend time

stop

VERBS -> to + Hele werkwoord

agree

choose

decide

expect

help

hope

need

promise

seem

want

would like ('d like)

Assignment 1: grammar 1B

What? Make grammar bank page 105 
practice 1 and 2

How? On a piece of paper
Time? 10 minutes                   Help? Ask me

Ready? Write some sentences with the verbs in the column Why? To use your verbs right

Pronunciation

page 11

a-ssis-tant

'a     ssis    tant

a    'ssis    tant

a     ssis    'tant

assistant

noun [ C ]

UK /əˈsɪs.tənt/ US /əˈsɪs.tənt/

Getoetst tijdens de writing assignment:

1. Sts. can introduce themselves in brief sentences using linking words (Talk about different people and activities in your life: present simple and present continuous; state verbs;)

2. Sts. can explain what they are currently studying. (Jargon words!)

3. Sts. can communicate basic information about jobs and work. (vocabulary)

4. Ask a correct question in the past tense. ( did ?)

5. Tell about their lifestyle using modifiers (relatively, quite, quite a)

A. Students can write an e-mail to apply for an internship with a formal and correct salutation and sign-off. They know how to organise an e-mail. 

Voorkennis ophalen: Translate:
Beste mevrouw Lodder,

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to you regarding your visit to my restaurant, The Fat Duck earlier this year.

I am so very sorry that you or any of your guests had a bad experience in any way in my restaurant, The Fat Duck. I have spent my entire adult life trying to create a dining experience [....] I would be delighted if you would consider returning to The Fat Duck at a time that is convenient for you. Please contact my assistant Deborah who will assist with your reservation.

Once again please accept my sincerest apologies.

Kindest regards,

Heston Blumenthal

Salutation

Opening line

Body of the e-mail

Complimentary close

Signature

Salutation rules

FORMAL:

Know name + gender?   Dear Mr. Gosling,   Dear Ms./Mrs. Gosling,

    No gender known?               Dear Ryan Gosling,

    Non-binary?                            Dear Mx. Gosling, 

No name?                              Dear Sir/Madam,     Dear Sir or Madam:
                                                   Dear London Zoo,

INFORMAL:                            Dear Louise, / Dear Mark,

Opening lines

We regret to inform you...

We are writing to confirm ...
I am writing to you regarding ...

I am writing you with regard to ....

I am writing this letter because...

Closing lines

FORMAL:

I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Do not hesitate to contact me for further information.

Kind regards,

Yours sincerely (name), Your faithfully, (no name)

Yours truly, 

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Ready: Online Practice 1A/1B

ATEOTL

1. You can can use language related to jobs
2. You can form phrases with -ing words (I don't mind talking) and use verbs taking to+infinitive (I'd like to talk)
3. You remember how to start and close an e-mail or letter

 

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