4v vocab, expressions, word formation final review

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4v final review

Vocabulary, expressions, word formation

Plan

• Returning work / any final questions about the test?

• Review of:

  • Auxiliaries

  • Vocabulary

  • Expressions
    

• Self-study time: use to identify difficult vocabulary, or focus on grammar that you missed or didn't understand the first time around.

Write about your day so far in the passive voice, using the word intriguing.

Auxiliaries: fill in the gap

Because of the bad weather this is expected, we (eigenlijk moeten) make sure the windows are secure.

A

might

B

should

C

could

D

will

Auxiliaries: fill in the gap

If flooding occurs, we we (zullen moeten) go and stay in a hotel.

A

could

B

should

C

must

D

will have to

Auxiliaries: fill in the gap

It's true that I (had weleens kunnen) done a better job of planning the trip.

A

would have

B

had

C

had not

D

might have

Unit 3 Vocabulary Review

You did quite well on the last test, but this time I hope you can surpass your achievements.

He doesn't try to act fancy or anything, he's just a down-to-earth kind of guy.

The thing I hate about this movie is that it perpetuates unfair stereotypes about Asian-Americans.

There's a man across the street peering through his binoculars at our window.

Yes, I stole your wallet, but it wasn't premeditated, I just did it on a whim.

She makes outrageous statements just to get more followers.

This is a very demanding schedule, I have to teach every hour of the day.

A substantial number of customers are choosing to take their business elsewhere.

surpass

down-to-earth

perpetuates

peering

whim

outrageous

demanding

substantial

Vocabulary: use vocabulary words to complete the sentences

Some married couples choose to renew their vows.

This big house seems like a great idea, but it will be difficult to maintain such a large property. You don't know what the future will have in store for you. Don't spend all your money right now on trivial things, as their will be extra expenses coming soon.

I wish you luck as you embark on this new adventure.

One way to liven up your presentation is to include an amusing anecdote about a funny incident.

It was difficult for the driver to regain control of the vehicle.

vows

maintain

have in store

trivial

expenses

embark on

anecdote

regain

Use the fixed expression "in a nutshell" in a sentence.

Use the fixed expression "a storm in a teacup" in a sentence.

Use the fixed expression "[don't] count your chickens before they hatch" in a sentence.

Vocabulary practice (10 minutes)

Write as many sentences as possible using the following words correctly:

• expenses

• reluctantly

• supportive

• perpetrator

• responsibility

• unqualified

• eloquent

• prerequisite

Time remaining?

If you missed Tuesday's lesson, the Nearpod exercises are still available:

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If you completed all of this, then work on self-study review for the test (vocabulary, or grammar sections that you are weaker on).