Unit 1, lesson 3

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Unit 1, lesson 3

• Have a seat
• Take out your laptop
•  Log in to lessonup.app
• Open All Right! online

Today

• Recap last lesson (present perfect + present perfect continuous) 

After this lesson:

• You know more vocabulary to do with sports 
• Speaking and expressions: You can invite people, accept or reject invitations and make suggestions 
• You can express preference and opinion on everyday topics

Important: tests period 1

Listening test: Wednesday 5 October

-> you don't have to study for this

Test unit 1+2: Wednesday 2 November

-> aangepaste woordenlijst (see Masister)

-> Grammatica

-> Lezen

Recap: which sentence is a present perfect?

1. I live in Nijmegen
2. I have lived in Nijmegen
3. I have been living in Nijmegen
4. I lived in Nijmegen

Recap: which sentence is a present perfect continuous?

1. I have been travelling all day
2. I have travelled before
3. I am travelling right now
4. I travel every year

Recap: What tense is this sentence:
'I have been to Portugal before'

1. Present perfect
2. Present perfect continuous

Recap: what tense is this sentence:
I have been doing homework all day'

1. Present perfect
2. Present perfect continuous

Fill in the gap using a present perfect or present perfect continuous:
Max and Peter ... (to ride) their bikes all they

Fill in the gap using a present perfect or present perfect continuous:
I ... (to work) here for three years now

Fill in the gap using a present perfect or present perfect continuous:
I ... (to work) for hours and I'm still not done

Recap: 'I feel like I understand the present simple and present simple continuous'

Yes

No

Somewhat

Extra grammar practice

Oefenen met de present perfect

Oefenen met de present perfect continuous

Oefenen met de present perfect & present perfect continuous

Assignment

On a piece of paper, create a similar grid and write down the names of the sports you see

You may discuss with your neighbour, softly (so whispering!)

We will discuss in 5 minutes

Vocabulary: sports

• Unit 1.3, exercise 2 online/in your book
• Work in silence
• Pay attention: you have to change the words to fit the sentence
• Done? Do exercise 4

Expressions

Inviting someone and reacting to an invitation

Making a suggestion and reacting to a suggestion

Expressing preference

Expressing enthusiasm, disappointment or

indifference

Exercise 5 (p. 18)

• Work in pairs
• Use the expressions we just discussed
• 2 minutes, then we switch roles

Tip: how to say no like the British

When they receive an invitation and have to decline it – either because they can’t come or they

don’t feel like it – the British never just say ‘no’. They will always apologise a lot and give a

good reason – although it’s not necessarily true! 

Exercise 6

a. First, study the word web and have a conversation about the activities and discuss what it would be like to engage in them. Decide on which two activities are the most boring.

b. Now, have a conversation using expressions A and B:

 - Student 1 chooses an activity and invites student 2 to this – very dull – activity.

 - Student 2 declines – extremely politely and with a (made-up) excuse, like the British!

 - Finished? Choose another activity and switch roles

Time to do some speaking!

Next class

• Unit 1.4: Reading

Homework:

• Finish ex. 2, 3a, 4 if you haven't already
• Do exercise 7a online 
• Study vocabulary 1.3 (Quizlet)