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EngelsMiddelbare schoolvwoLeerjaar 3

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Mirthe 
Emily
Rianne
Chenoa
Mart
Shirak
Asude 
Talin
Thijmen
Berkay
Hoda
Patricia 
Charlotte
Timo
Tj
Siar
Mohammed 
Markus
Bink
Yas-Lynn
Meriam
Suden
Britt
Seating chart 3B
Teacher

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Today 
  • Reading for 10 minutes
  • Feedback your essays 
  • Listening F 
  • Listening practice together  

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timer
10:00

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How did writing essay go? 
Essay structure 
The use  of quotes , provocative sentences and so on
Introduction/ conclusion
Lack of strong closing sentences 
The use of linking words 
The use of idioms and interesting synonyms 
I - capital letter!!!!!

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Should students be allowed to have cell phones in elementary school?
In conclusion, although it's easy to see why allowing an elementary school child to have a cell phone would be convenient for after-school pickups or arranging playdates with friends, there is too much evidence to show that it's generally not a good idea. Children already have a lot of access to media (on average over seven hours per day) and it is the parent's responsibility to monitor their media access, which is more difficult if the child has exclusive cell phone access. Cyber bullying, which is increasingly becoming a problem, is also going to be a risk when your child has unlimited access to a smart phone. Clearly, elementary school-aged children are not emotionally mature enough to handle the responsibility of a smart phone, and the borrowing of a parent's cell phone should be highly monitored to ensure safe and healthful usage.

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To Sugarcoat
 an expression term for adding sweetness to something in order to make it appealing
The Pot Calling The Kettle Black
When someone says it, they are pointing out the hypocrisy of the accuser, who is guilty of the same fault they are criticizing in someone else
Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket
a popular saying that advises against putting all your resources, efforts, or hopes into a single place or venture
Once in a Blue Moon
 is used to describe something that happens very rarely 

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Planning 
Today
Practice listening 
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Woots, earhones !!! 
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Listening test  (x3)
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All slim stampen done! 
22.11
Test chapter 1 

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Tomorrow 
Bring earphones with you ! 

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Listening & watching practice

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Introduction 

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1.The four interviewees all give
A
explanations for the increasing use of cars.
B
examples of facilities needed to get people cycling.
C
reasons for driving a car rather than cycling.

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