HV4 periode 4- Les 2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 4

WELCOME

Today is the 14th of April

The Word of the Day is inkling
noun | IN-klin

"a slight knowledge, indication, hint clue"

He didn't look at her, which was her first inkling that something was wrong.

TODAY

After this lesson you will

• ... have checked your test
• ... have read text 2
• ... have continued studying adjectives and adverbs

TEXT 2

Excuse me, I've come to claim my free jump jet

Excuse me ... (paragraph 1)

admen = mensen die reclames bedenken / mensen van demarketingafdeling

dreamed up = bedenken

offering a = aanbieden

jump jet = straaljager

spoof promotion = grappige reclameactie (voor de grap)

executives = leiders

roared with laughter = brulden van het lachen

spokesman = woordvoerder

Excuse me ... (paragraph 2 & 3)

first screened = voor het eerst vertoond werd

investors = investeerders

demanded = eisen

supposedly required = zogenaamd vereist waren

claim = opeisen

promptly = meteen, gelijk

announcing = aankondigen

hired = inschakelen

Excuse me ... (paragraph 4 & 5)

in question = waar het om ging

modelling = als model staan voor, dragen

available = beschikbaar

emerges = te voorschijn komen

declare = verklaren

beats = beter dan

allowed = toestaan

accumulate = verzamelen, bijeenbrengen

Excuse me ... (paragraph 6 & 7)

although = ookal

stated = werd genoemd

redeemable = afkoopbaar, inwisselbaar

insists = staat erop

tongue in cheek = ironisch

disagrees = is het er niet mee eens

entitled = recht op hebben

living up to their end of the bargain = ze houden zich niet aan de afspraak

Excuse me ... (paragraph 8, 9 & 10)

dispute = geschil

courtroom = rechtszaal

throw out = verwerpen

talking integrity = we hebben het over integriteit (oprechtheid)

complied = voldoen aan, opvolgen, nakomen

screening = uitzenden

increased to = verhoogd naar

received = ontvangen

pull the advert = de reclame weghalen/niet meer uitzenden

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

bijvoeglijk naamwoord & bijwoord

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES (bijvoeglijk naamwoord) zegt iets over:

1. zelfstandig naamwoord
2. of is naamwoordelijk deel van het gezegde na koppelwerkwoord (be, become, appear, get, seem, sound, taste, feel, smell, look)
   

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES:

• An awful song.
• The song was awful. (na koppelwerkwoord 'be')
• That looked awful. (na koppelwerkwoord 'look')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADVERB (bijwoord) zegt iets over:

1. een werkwoord
2. een bijvoeglijk naamwoord
3. een bijwoord
4. een hele zin
   

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADVERB:

• He sang terribly. (werkwoord)
• He was terribly nice to us. (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)
• The time went incredibly quickly (bijwoord)
• Fortunately, we were invited for the party. (hele zin)
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES kunnen worden afgeleid van ADVERBS door de uitgang -ly aan het betreffende ADJECTIVE toe te voegen.

• He wrote a beautiful book (adjective, over zn 'book')
• He wrote beautifully (adverb, over ww 'write')
• Her skin is smooth (adjective, na koppelww 'to be')
  
• The car drove smoothly (adverb, over ww 'drive')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

ADJECTIVES kunnen worden afgeleid van ADVERBS door de uitgang -ly aan het betreffende ADJECTIVE toe te voegen.

• Her complexion looked natural (adj, na koppelww 'look')
  
• Naturally it was not to be tried (adverb, hele zin)
  
• He is a real bully (adjective, over zn 'bully')
  
• He is a really sweet guy (adverb, over 'sweet')
  

ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

Uitzonderingen

• Adjective GOOD wordt WELL (It's a good car. It drives well)
• Andere adverbs houden dezelfde vorm als adjectives  (A fast car. It drives fast)
  
• Zie lijst p.21: adverbs die zowel met als zonder -ly voorkomen. Verschil in gebruik/betekenis. Uit je hoofd!
  

ASSIGNMENT 1 (P.24)

1. He helped her ...

1. good
2. well

2. She couldn't read the letter ...

1. good
2. well

3. She thought this was a ... book.

1. wonderful
2. wonderfully

4. She was ... not to have seen him.

1. fortunate
2. fortunately

5. He looked ...

1. bad
2. badly

6. She spoke ... to him.

1. soft
2. softly

7. He got ... ... with me.

1. extreme / angry
2. extremely / angry
3. extreme / angrily
4. extremely / angrily

8. She sang the song ... ...

1. terrible / slow
2. terribly / slow
3. terrible / slowly
4. terribly / slowly

9. They were ... ... friends, that's all.

1. simple, good
2. simple, well
3. simply, good
4. simply, well

10. It came as a ... shock to her.

1. terrible
2. terribly

continue

11-20 (on p.24)

11. slowly

12. happy, softly

13. fast, fast

14. beautiful, beautifully

15. extremely, clever

16. extremely, well

17. occasional, occasionally

11. slowly
12. happy, softly
13. fast, fast
14. beautiful, beautifully
15. extremely, clever
16. extremely, well

17. occasional, occasionally

18. badly

19. seriously, strong

20. illegal

ASSIGNMENT 2