September 7th 9th

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• Leerroute 2

September 7th

- Recap last week

HOMEWORK: p. 23, 24 & 25

- P. 27 Quantifiers 

- Formative testing 

- Reading from theme 3

- (VOCAB theme 4)

Formative test

- Bridging the gap VOCAB

Theme 1 - 4

- Homework learn vocab from theme 1 - 4

Reading strategies

1) Read the questions + answer options

2) Read the text with the assignment 

3) Read the questions again + the answer options

4) Answer the questions

5) Look for proof of your answer in the text 

--> This way you will can be sure that your answer is the right one

FCE listening

Listening exercises fall into 4 different parts when it comes to listening at  FCE level.  In your Objective First book these 4 different types of exercises will be used. In short, they are:

- multiple choice

- sentence completion

- multiple matching

The exercises mostly involve: discussions, conversations, monologues, interviews, documentaries, radio broadcasts, news, and anecdotes.

Part 1

Part 1 is always about multiple choice questions. You listen for either details or a more general idea.

There are 8 separate extracts which you will hear, mostly with 1 or 3 people speaking for about 30 seconds.

There is 1 question per extract.

Each extract will be repeated, so you can skip questions that you find difficult. You can do them the second time you hear them.

Part 3

About 8 minutes long

5 different speakers about the same topic

Match the speaker to 1 of 8 sentences (often A-H). There will be 3 sentences you don't need.

All 5 speakers will speak, and then the extracts are repeated.

Part 4

An interview between 2 speakers.

There will be 7 multiple choice questions

options are A, B or C. It's about 3-4 minutes long. There is no indication when you have to answer a question; the interview goes on without interruptions.

the extact will be repeated.

Practice by yourselves

Part 1: https://www.examenglish.com/FCE/fce_listening_part1.htm

Part 2: https://www.examenglish.com/FCE/fce_listening_part2.htm

Part 3: https://www.examenglish.com/FCE/fce_listening3.htm

Part 4: https://www.examenglish.com/FCE/fce_listening4.html

Have it done by next lesson and printscreen/photograph your results for inspection.

4 ways to use the Future tense

Present simple	fixed time (volgens rooster )	The bus leaves at 6.
Present continuous	dingen gaan zeker gebeuren	I 'm leaving for Paris tomorrow.
to be going to	plan gemaak t, afspraak nog niet	We 're going to watch Madagaskar in the vacation!
will/shall	nog geen plan / je doet een voorstel	She 'll become a lawyer once. Shall I bring you a drink?

Future Practice

p. 33