Unit 1 - The world around you

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H3upA
English language

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H3Upa
Test
Chapter 2

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Our program

Speaking - presentation (continued)
Reading

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At the end of the lesson students can,

  • create a story after reading an online story about crime.
  • summarise key information from a text
  • process content through answering questions.

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Unit 1
what did you not understand?

Have you taken the test for this unit?

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When do you use the present simple
A
to talk about facts or habits
B
to talk bout planned events
C
both A & B are correct
D
neither A nor B is correct

Slide 8 - Quiz

When do you use the present continuous?
A
to express irritation
B
to talk about something that is happening at the moment
C
to talk about what someone is doing right now
D
A, B, and C are correct

Slide 9 - Quiz

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the present simple tense of the verbs

She ___ (go) to school every day

Slide 10 - Open question

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the present simple tense of the verbs

They ___ (not eat) meat.

Slide 11 - Open question

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the present simple tense of the verbs

He ___ (have) a dog.

Slide 12 - Open question

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the present simple tense of the verbs

We ___ (study) English on Mondays

Slide 13 - Open question

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the present simple tense of the verbs

It ___ (snow) in winter.

Slide 14 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

You like to read books,

Slide 15 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

They aren't at home,

Slide 16 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

She plays the piano well,

Slide 17 - Open question

At the end of the lesson students can:
  • write a question tag at the end of a sentence
  • translate words from Dutch to English and vice versa

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Grammar 2, p.52
Hoe maak je een question tag?
Drie stappen
  1. Herhal de form van "to be"
  2. Is de zin positive(+), dan word de tag negative(-) en andersom
  3. Herhaal het onderwerp
korte vraagjes

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Grammar 2, p.52 - Question tags (korte vraagjes)
Examples: 
- He is ver tall,
- I am not stupid,
- Katie is happy,
- It is great,
- I am late, 

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Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

He hasn't finished his homework,

Slide 21 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

Adidas is nice,

Slide 22 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

My friends are beautiful,

Slide 23 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

I am smart,

Slide 24 - Open question

Write the question tag for the following sentence. (eg. you can speak English, can't you?)

We should go to the park,

Slide 25 - Open question

Which of the following sentences is correct?
A
I love to sing in the shower
B
I love singing in the shower

Slide 26 - Quiz

Which of the following sentences is correct?
A
What do you expect learning there?
B
What do you expect to learn there?

Slide 27 - Quiz

Which of the following sentences is correct?
A
She doesn't like writing essays
B
She doesn't like to writing essays

Slide 28 - Quiz

Which of the following sentences is correct?
A
Do you hate to traveling by bus?
B
Do you hate traveling by bus?

Slide 29 - Quiz

Translate the word below to English

'woedend'

Slide 30 - Open question

Translate the word below to

'Englishkinderachtig,

Slide 31 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'gevoelig'

Slide 32 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'verslavend'

Slide 33 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'identificeren'

Slide 34 - Open question

Translate the word below to Dutch

'to break up'

Slide 35 - Open question

Grammar: gerund or 'to + infinitive
What is a gerund? It is verb + -ing that is used as a noun.
Gerunds are used after verbs like love, like, hate, enjoy, dislike
eg. I love swimming
Some verbs are followed by 'to + infinitive
eg. I want to learn Spanish

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Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

I love ______ (read) books.

Slide 37 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

They promised ______ (help) me with the project.

Slide 38 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

She hopes ______ (win) the lottery.

Slide 39 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

She hates ______ (clean) the house.

Slide 40 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

Would you like ______ (go) to the movies with me?

Slide 41 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

They enjoy ______ (play) video games.

Slide 42 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

Do you like ______ (listen) to music?

Slide 43 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

He decided ______ (study) engineering.

Slide 44 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

I dislike ______ (do) homework.

Slide 45 - Open question

Complete the sentence with a gerund (verb + ing) or 'to + infinitive'

We plan ______ (visit) Paris next year.

Slide 46 - Open question

Translate the word below to Dutch

'actually'

Slide 47 - Open question

Translate the word below to Dutch

'for sure'

Slide 48 - Open question

Translate the word below to Dutch

'remember'

Slide 49 - Open question

Translate the word below to Dutch

'first impression

Slide 50 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'aangenaam'

Slide 51 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'trouwens'


Slide 52 - Open question

Translate the word below to English

'absoluut'

Slide 53 - Open question

Slide 54 - Link

CRIME
  • what is crime?
  • List some words you can remember when you hear the word 'crime'

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Slide 56 - Video

After watching the video
What did you gather from the video?
Think of the following;
  1. where did it happened
  2. why did it happen (acording to the video)
  3. who is/are the victim(s)
  4. who came for rescue
  5. what happened to the culprit

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A words
Ex 1 & 2
p. 82

Whole class activity

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Review of our last lesson
What are imparatives?

  • These are verb forms used to give

  • Commands
  • Instructions
 

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B Grammar
Ex 3 & 4
p. 83

Whole class activity

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Word meaning / dialogue
Ex 13  ------ p. 88
Ex 14  ------ p. 89

whole class activity

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Presentation
Exercise 15 ----- p. 89
Group work
  • make groups of three
  • prepare a three minutes presentation
  • each member of the group will talk for 1 minute

timer
20:00

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Program
Writing email (cont)
Speaking
Sentence translation

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At the end of the lesson pupils can:
  • write their opinion in an email
  • describe a crime in a phone call or in person

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Skimming -  for general information
To skim effectively, there must be a structure to get the information you need without
reading every word.
What are the 5 steps for skimming?
  1. Read the title and table of contents.
  2. Look at the main headings in the report or article.
  3. Read the report abstract (an abstract is a summary of the report's contents)
  4. Read the first and last sentences in each paragraph of the report or article.
  5. Note any words in boldface or italics.
Scanning - for specific information 
How to Scan
Scanning is a method of looking for specific information or answers. Skim the passages
first to decide if you might find the information you search for. To scan:
1. Search for keywords, one at a time, while jumping around the passage
2. Scan through the passages rapidly until you find the keyword you search for
3. Read the surrounding the surrounding material carefully, decide if you’ve
found what you need

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C Reading
Read: Fighting Car Criminals From The Sky

Answer exercise 16, 17, 18, 19
p. 90 - 92
use vocabulary C Reading- p. 121, in ex 19b
timer
15:00

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Writing
First, read "Fighting Car Criminals from the Sky"

Do exercise 20
p. 93


timer
15:00
Work in SILENCE

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Opdracht 19
p. 92

Whole class activity

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Sentence translation
Speaking

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Aan het einde van de les kunnen leerlingen:
  1. samenwerken om een ​​rapport te schrijven voor een misdaad
  2. zinnen vertalen naar het engels.

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D Speaking & Stones
Ex 21 - Stone
p. 94 - 96

Stone 3 - Reporting a crime

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Translate the sentence to English

Ik wil graag een misdaad aangeven

Slide 74 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Is de dief ontsnapt?

Slide 75 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Hij heeft mijn tas gestolen

Slide 76 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Iemand heef mij laptop meegenomen

Slide 77 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Kun je vertellen wat er gebeurd is?

Slide 78 - Open question

Translate the sentence to Dutch

Has the suspect broken into the shop?

Slide 79 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Has the thief escaped?

Slide 80 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

She had a scar on her face.

Slide 81 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Someone scammed the victim

Slide 82 - Open question

Translate the sentence to English

Yesterday we saw a woman who looked suspicious.

Slide 83 - Open question

Pair Discussion
  • Opdracht 23
p. 95
  • Opdracht 24
p. 96

Make groups 3

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Grammar: present perfect
Grammar: irregular verbs

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At the end of the lesson pupils can:
  • identify the present perfect in a sentence / text
  • write sentences with the present perfect

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E - Writing & Grammar
Remember the rule
p. 98
Opdracht 26 a

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Grammar: Present Perfect
Hoe maak je de Present perfect?
Je maakt de present perfect met have / has+ voltooid deelwoord. Het voltooid deelwoord eindigt op -ed bij regelmatige werkwoorden.
  • I have + talk + ed
Onregelmatige werkwoorden hebben een eigen vorm.

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Present Perfect

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Present Perfect
Opdracht 26 b
p. 98

whole class activity

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Grammar: present perfect
writing: present perfect
pair discussion

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At the end of the lesson pupils can:
  • discuss with their friends with the present perfect
  • write sentences with the present perfect

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Present perfect
Hoe maak je de Present perfect?
  • Je maakt de present perfect met have / has+ voltooid deelwoord.

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Worksheet assignment

work in SILENCE

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Grammar
Present perfect: 
irregular verbs
Opdracht 28 a& b
p. 100
Opdracht 28 c
p. 100

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Reporting a crime
Opdracht 24
p. 96
Opdracht 25
p. 97
work in pairs

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Program
  • Listening
  • Test review

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At the end of the lesson students can:
  • understand a conversation about a youth police
  • will identify grading errors in their test (if any)

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Slide 99 - Video

F - Listening
Opdracht 34: Before listening
p. 104

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F - Listening
Opdracht 35a: During listening
p. 104
Opdtract 35b
p. 105

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F - Listening
Opdracht 36 & 37: After listening
p. 105

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Test Review

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Program
  • Writing a quote
  • Reading

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At the end of the lesson students can:
  • quote (citaat/aanhaling) from a text.
  • answer comprehension questions from a text.

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G Reading
Before reading
p. 106

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G Reading
40 - During reading

How to write a quote.

p. 106

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G Reading
During reading
p. 106 t/m 108

Opdracht 40 b-c
STILTE

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G Reading
After reading
p. 108 - 109
Opdracht 41 & 42

werk met een klasgenoot

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H - Speaking & Stones
Listen and underline

Opdracht 44a
p. 110

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H - Speaking & Stones
Read the sentences

Opdracht 44a
p. 110

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Program
  • Grammar: Modals
  • Pronunciation 'ed'
  • Word meanings

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At the end of the lesson students can:
  • explain when to use different modals
  • identify the different pronunciation of the '-ed' ending

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Grammar: Modals
Read Grammar 6: Modals and negations.

p. 115
timer
5:00

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Grammar: Modals
Discussion
&
Practice

Opdracht 51 - 52

p. 115 - 116

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Blooket: Modals

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Grammar: Modal verbs
When do we use can?
  • to talk about possibility
  • to talk about ability (what people, animals and things can do)
  • to ask for permission
  • to make requests

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Grammar: Modal verbs
When do we use could?
  • to talk about permission in the past
  • to talk about possibility in the past
  • to talk about what is possible in the future
  • to ask a polite question.

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Grammar: Modal verbs
When do we use should?

  • to talk about advice.
  • Note!
  • Not can also be used with should to talk about advice.

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Grammar: Modal verbs
When do we use must / have to?
Must - when its obligation from the speake
Have to: when it's obligation from someone else

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46
p.111

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Pronunciation 'ed' - practice
Listen to the audio and write the verbs in the right column
              /d/
              /t/
             /id/

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Speaking
Work with a classmate

Opdracht 41 a & b
p. 108

Slide 123 - Slide

Translate to sentence to English.

Je mag niet fietsen in het verboden gebied.

Slide 124 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Iemand heeft mijn tas meegenomen.


Slide 125 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Je moet de politie inlichten.


Slide 126 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Kun je vertellen wat er gebeurd is?


Slide 127 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Iemand viel me online lastig.


Slide 128 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Vorige week zag ik een verdacht uitziende vrouw


Slide 129 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Maak altijd ruimte voor de ambulance.

Slide 130 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Is de dief ontsnapt?


Slide 131 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Zij heeft mijn potlood gestolen.

Slide 132 - Open question

Translate to sentence to English.

Kun je beschrijven hoe hij eruit zag?

Slide 133 - Open question

What did we learn today?

  1. how to write a quote
  2. peer conversation about a liar
  3. new vocabulary

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